poudreuse
1>     

pouf
1>  (  )
2>  (  )
3>     (  XYIII .)
4>  ( )

pouff
1> ! ( )

pouffe
1>  (  )
2>  (  )
3>     (  XYIII .)
4>  ( )

poulaine
1>    
2> ,     

poulard
1> 

poularde
1> 

pouldron
1> _.  

poule
1> _.   
2> _. _. 

poult
1> ; ; 
2> _. _. , 

poult-de-soie
1>    (. )

poulter
1> _.   ,   . .
_Id:
poulter's measure    12  14 

poulterer
1>   ,   . .

poultice
1> 
_Id:
poultice on a wooden leg  
2>  

poultry
1> _.  
_Ex:
poultry breeding (farming) ,  

_Ex:
poultry husbandry (industry) 
_Ex:
poultry pasture _-.  

poultry-farm
1>  

poultry-house
1> 

poultry-yard
1>  

poultryman
1> 
2>  

pounce
1>  ( )
2>  , , 
_Ex:
to make a pounce   ()
_Ex:
on the pounce     (, )
3> , , ;  
_Ex:
a hawk pounced on (at) a chicken    

_Ex:
a cat ready to pounce ,   
_Ex:
the cat pounced on the mouse    
4>  
5>  , ,   . .
_Ex:
to pounce into the room ()  ()
 
_Ex:
unexpectedly he pounced on the right answer  
   
6> ( )  ( ,   . .);
 (  )
_Ex:
to pounce upon an omission  

_Ex:
he pounced on every mistake     
7>    
_Ex:
pounce box       (
  )
8>  
9> ,  ()  
10> ,    (  
)
11>    (   ); 
, , 
12> , 

pouncet box
1> _.    (   )

pound
1>  ( ; . = 452,6 ; . = 373,2 )
_Ex:
apothecaries pound  
2>   (. pound sterling)
_Ex:
pound note     
_Ex:
in pounds sterling   
3>  (   ( 1966 .), 
 ( 1967 .),    . )
_Id:
one's pound of flesh  ,  
 (.      . .)
_Id:
he insisted on his pound of flesh   
 
_Id:
pound for pound   ...
_Id:
a pound to a penny   ;   
_Id:
pounds, shillings and pence 
_Id:
take care of the pence and the pounds will take care of
themselves   
_Id:
in for a penny, in for a pound   ,  ,
  !
4>   (  ) 
5>       
6>  , 
7> _. , 
8> _.  (. pound lock)
9> _.    
10>     
11>    (. pound up)
12>   
13>  (  . .)
14>    ,    
( )
15> _.  
16>  
17>   
18> ( at, on) , 
_Ex:
to pound out a tune on the piano  ()
 
_Ex:
to pound on the door   
_Ex:
she pounded him with her fists    
19>  ,  ( )
20> _.  (   ); ,
; 
21>  (    )
22> , 
_Ex:
the drums pounded loudly  ( ) 
23> _. , 
_Ex:
the guns were pounding away   
24> _.   
25> , ,    
_Ex:
to pound sugar  
_Ex:
to pound stones  
26> 
27>  ; 
_Ex:
day after day the facts were pounded home to them  
     
28>  ,   
_Ex:
he pounded along the road   ( )   
29>      ( )
30>   (. pound away)
_Ex:
to pound the books  ()
_Ex:
he is pounding away on the same line as before    
,     
31> ,   
_Id:
to pound the pavement _.     
;  ;   ( );
 
_Id:
to pound one's ear 

pound net
1>  

pound-foolish
1>     
_Id:
penny-wise and pound-foolish    
  

pound-weight
1>     

poundage
1> ,      ,
,    . .
2>   ,      
3>   
4>    
_Ex:
airmail poundage      
5>    
6> ,      
7> 
8> _.    

poundal
1> _.  (  )

poundcake
1>   ,      
   

pounder
1> ,  ( )
2> , 
3>      (  )
4> (-pounder)      
-   ( )
5> (-pounder)        . . 
-  
_Ex:
Miss N., the twenty-thousend pounder  N.,  
    
6> (-pounder)        -

_Ex:
the baby was a nine-pounder    
_Ex:
he caught a two-pounder       
7> (-pounder)      , 
    ( )
_Ex:
one-pounder 37- 
_Ex:
100-pounder 152- 

pounding
1> , 
2> 
3> -.   
4> 
5>  , ,   . .
6> _. ; ;  (  . .)
7>  (    )
8> , 

pounds-shillings-and-pence
1> , , 
_Ex:
a pounds-shillings-and-pence point of view 


poundstone
1> _.      

poupe
1> , 

pour
1> _. 
2>  
_Ex:
pour of invective  
3> 
_Ex:
pour point _.  ;  
4> _.  ( )
5> _.   
6> 
_Ex:
to pour water into a pail    
_Ex:
he poured the water over the flowerbed   
7> 
_Ex:
the rain is pouring     
_Ex:
the sweat poured off him    () 
_Ex:
tears poured down her cheeks     
_Ex:
water poured from the roof    
_Ex:
light pouring through the window    
8> ;  (. pour out)
_Ex:
pour yourself another cup of tea     
_Ex:
the hostess poured (out) coffee for the guests 
 () 
9>  ( )
10>    ( )
11>  , 
_Ex:
to pour gifts upon smb.  -. 
12>  (  . .);  ();
  ( pour forth, pour out)
_Ex:
to pour out one's woes   
_Ex:
imprecations poured from his lips   
 
_Ex:
his words poured out in a flood     
13> ; ; ;    
(. pour in)
_Ex:
dense smoke poured in   
_Ex:
crowds poured in     
_Ex:
letters poured in from all quarters   ;
   
14> (. pour out) 
15> (. pour out)  
_Ex:
after the meeting the people poured out in crowds 
  ()   
16> , ,  (,   . .;
. _. pour forth)
17> ; 
18> 
_Id:
to pour cold water on (over) smb.   -. 
 ;  
_Id:
to pour water into a sieve   
_Id:
to pour oil (up)on troubled waters  ,
 
_Id:
to pour it on _. , ; ;
 (,   ); ;  
  
_Id:
to pour on more coals     
_Id:
it never rains but it pours   
_Id:
pour not water on a drowned mouse   

pour man
1> _. 

pourboire
1> _. 

pourer
1> ,    
2> ,   
_Ex:
this teapot isn't a good pourer    

3> 

pouring
1> ; 
2> ; 
_Ex:
top pouring  
3> _.  ( )
4> _.  (,  )
5> 
_Ex:
pouring rain  , 
6> ; 
_Ex:
pouring ladle  () 
_Ex:
pouring gate 

pourparler
1> _.   

pourpoint
1> _.   

pousse-cafe
1> . _.     
2>        ( )

poussette
1>  ( )   
2>  ( ),   

pout
1>  ,  
_Ex:
to be in the pouts 
2>  , 
3>  ()
4>  -.   
5> _.  (Ameiurus)
6> _. ,  (Gadus luscus)
7> _.   (Macrozoarces americanus)
8> _. ; ; 
9> _. _. _. , 

pouter
1> ,  
2>  

pouty
1> _.  

povera
1> ,     


poverty
1> , 
_Ex:
to be reduced to abject poverty    
2> (), 
_Ex:
poverty of ideas  () 
_Ex:
poverty of the land  () 
_Ex:
he showed a striking poverty in his knowledge of the problem
      
3> ,  (-.)
_Ex:
poverty of vitamins  
_Ex:
poverty of intellect  
_Ex:
poverty of (the) blood _. 
_Id:
poverty row _. _.  , 
 
_Id:
poverty is no sin (disgrace, crime, vice) _.  -
 
_Id:
poverty is not a shame but the being ashamed of it is
_.  -  ,   - 

_Id:
when poverty comes in at the door, love flies out at the
window _.     ,  
 

poverty datum line
1>  

poverty level
1>  

poverty line
1> _.    ; 
 ,  
_Ex:
on the poverty line   

poverty-stricken
1>  , 
_Ex:
poverty-stricken people ,   
2> ; 
_Ex:
poverty-stricken homes  

poverty-struck
1> _.  , 
_Ex:
poverty-struck people ,   
2> _. ; 
_Ex:
poverty-struck homes  

pow
1> _. _. , 
2> !, !; !

powder
1> 
_Ex:
powder fuel _.  
_Ex:
powder lime _.  ; -
_Ex:
to reduce smth. to powder  (, )
-.  ;  -.  ;   
 
2> _. 
_Ex:
take a powder every morning     
3> () , 
4> 
_Ex:
powder base   
_Ex:
powder compact  ; 
5> _. 
_Ex:
powder and shot 
_Ex:
powder bag  
_Ex:
powder chamber  
_Ex:
powder charge  
_Ex:
powder fouling  
_Ex:
smokeless powder  
6> _. ;  , 
_Id:
fool for powder  
_Id:
the smell of powder  
_Id:
to keep one's powder dry   
_Id:
no powder behind the ball _.  
_Id:
put more powder in it! _. () !, ()
!
_Id:
not worth powder and shot    ;  
 
_Id:
to waste powder and shot   
7> ,   
8>   
9>  ; 
_Ex:
the ground was lightly powdered with snow   
 () 
10> , , 
11> 
12> ;  (  . .)
_Ex:
violets powdered on a silk ground , 
 
13> _.  ()
14> . _.  , ,

_Ex:
with (at, in) a powder , 
_Id:
to take a powder _. _. ; , ;
, 
_Id:
to go and powder one's nose   ; 
()  " "
15> _. _. , ,  (. 
)
16> _. , , 

powder blue
1> _.  
2> - 

powder flask
1> 

powder horn
1>   , 

powder keg
1>  

powder magazine
1>  

powder metallurgy
1>  

powder mill
1>  

powder monkey
1> _. -  (  )
2> -

powder puff
1> 
2> _. _. ,  

powder room
1>  () 
2> _. ;  
3> _.  
4> _. _. -

powder-box
1> 

powder-insufflator
1> _. 

powder-puff
1> _. ;   
_Ex:
the powder-puff press   
2> _. ; , 

powdered
1> ,   ; ;
, 
_Ex:
powdered milk  
_Ex:
powdered sugar  
_Ex:
powdered rice  
_Ex:
powdered coal  
_Ex:
powdered beef  
2> 
3> ,  (  . .)
4> _. 
_Ex:
powdered beef 

powdering-tub
1>    ,  

powdery
1> 
2> 
_Ex:
powdery snow  
3> ,  ,   
; 
4>  ;  ; 
5>  , 

powdery mildew
1> _.     (Erysiphales)
2>    ( )

Powellism
1>  (   , 
   ;  
   "" )

Powellist
1> , , 

Powellite
1> , , 

power
1> ; 
_Ex:
the power of a blow  
_Ex:
the great flood moving with majesty and power  
  
_Ex:
the country was at the height of her power  
   
2> ; 
_Ex:
electric power 
_Ex:
lifting power  
_Ex:
hydraulic power  ,  
_Ex:
emitting power  
_Ex:
atomic (nuclear) power  () 
_Ex:
power engineering 
_Ex:
power consumption  ;  
_Ex:
power generation  
_Ex:
power (is) on  (, ,  
. .) 
_Ex:
power cut (failure)  ( )
()
3> ; 
_Ex:
rated (design) power  
_Ex:
output power  ,   
_Ex:
power factor _.  ;  
_Ex:
power augmentation ,  ()
_Ex:
to be on full power _.    
4> _. _. ; ,  
_Ex:
the mechanical powers  
_Ex:
power feed  () 
_Ex:
power farming   
_Ex:
by power  ,   
5> 
_Ex:
electric power 
6> , , 
_Ex:
absolute power  
_Ex:
a party in power  
_Ex:
the power of the law  
_Ex:
the power of Congress  
_Ex:
the power of the keys  
_Ex:
power of life and death     
_Ex:
to be in power  ()  
_Ex:
to come (to rise) to power   
_Ex:
to take power  
_Ex:
I am in your power    
_Ex:
it is not within my power     
7> ;  
_Ex:
the powers of darkness (of evil)  ;  
_Ex:
merciful powers!  !
8> _. 
_Ex:
legislative power  
_Ex:
separation of powers   (,
  )
9> 
_Ex:
purchasing (buying) power  
_Ex:
to do all (everything) in one's power   
_Ex:
to be beyond (out of) one's power     (
 )
_Ex:
he did it to the best (to the utmost) of his power  
 
10> (  ) 
_Ex:
power of movement  
_Ex:
power of observation 
_Ex:
mental powers  
_Ex:
he is a man of varied powers    ()

_Ex:
his powers are failing   
_Ex:
at the height of one's powers   
_Ex:
her powers of resistance are low    
11> , 
_Ex:
large powers  
_Ex:
treaty-making power   
_Ex:
power of substitution _.  
_Ex:
delegation of power  
12> _.  (. power of attorney)
_Ex:
a full power  () 
_Ex:
to furnish smb. with (a) full power(s) 
-.  
13> _. , 
_Ex:
power of testation    
_Ex:
power of appointment _.   
( ,    )
14> 
_Ex:
the Great Powers  
_Ex:
leading powers  
_Ex:
small power  
_Ex:
maritime power  
_Ex:
occupying power  
15> _. _. , 
_Ex:
it's done me a power of good     
_Ex:
we saw a power of people    
16> _. 
_Ex:
power equation _.  
_Ex:
27 is the third power of 3 27 -    
17> _.  ()
18> _.  ;  
_Ex:
the power of a lens   
19>  
_Id:
the powers that be   ,  ;
_.  
20>     ;  

21>   
_Ex:
boat powered by outboard motor    
22>  ()
23> ; 
_Ex:
faith is goodness powers his life     
 

power amplifier
1> _.  

power base
1> _.  ,    
 . .
_Ex:
his power base in this state is very weak    
     ( )

power brake
1> _.   ;  

power broker
1> _. _.  ,  ;
,    ( ,
  . .)      


power circuit
1> _.  ;  

power down
1>   

power egg
1> _.  

power game
1>  ; " "

power line
1>   ;  
_Ex:
one of the power lines is off     
 
2> _. ,  

power loading
1> _.    
2>  

power loom
1>   

power pack
1> _.  ;  ;  

power parking
1>     

power plant
1> ;  ;  
2> _. ,  ; 
3> _.  

power point
1> _. ,  

power politics
1>    ;
() ,       
 

power press
1> _.    

power reactor
1>  

power saw
1> _. 

power shovel
1> _.  ;
() 

power station
1> ;  ;  
_Ex:
nuclear power station  

power steering
1> _.    

power structure
1> _.  ; 
_Ex:
the white power structure    
2>  ();  , .  
;  
_Ex:
the power structure of the American educational establishment
 ()   

power supply
1> ();  , ; 
2>  

power take-off
1> _.  
2> _.   

