pressure cooker
1> 
2>  

pressure gauge
1> 

pressure group
1>  , ,    ,
,    . .

pressure gun
1> _. _.    

pressure helmet
1> _. 

pressure suit
1> _. _.   ; 

pressure test
1> _.   
2> _.    

pressure-cook
1>   

pressure-paralysis
1>     

pressure-tight
1> _. 

pressurization
1> _. 
2> _. 
3>   , 
4> ,   

pressurize
1> _. 
2>      
3> _.   
4>  , 
5> _.   

pressurized
1> _. ; 
2>   ;   

presswork
1>  
2>  
3>  
4>  
5> 
6> ;  
7>  

prestidigitation
1>  , ;  

prestidigitator
1> ; 
2> 
3>   

prestige
1> 
_Ex:
school prestige  

prestigious
1>  ; ; 
_Ex:
prestigious author  ;   
2> ,  
_Ex:
prestigious college  
_Ex:
for prestigious reasons   

prestissimo
1> _. 

presto
1> _. 

prestress
1> _.   , 


prestressed
1> _.  

presumable
1> , ; 
_Ex:
presumable success  

presumably
1> , ; 
_Ex:
he knows presumably, what is best for him , ,
,    
_Ex:
presumably he will come , (, )  
_Ex:
he is presumably dead - (, ),  

presume
1> , ; 
_Ex:
I presume this decision to be final  ,  
  
_Ex:
no one, I presume, denies it ,  ,  

_Ex:
I presume from your speech that you are a foreigner  
 ,  
2> . _. ,   ,

3>     ,  
_Ex:
he presumed to compare himself with you   
  
_Ex:
you are presuming     
_Ex:
I hope I'm not presuming ,    
_Ex:
may I presume to advise you?       
  ?
_Ex:
I won't presume to distrub you     
4> (on, upon) 
_Ex:
to presume upon smb.'s kindness  ()
-. 
_Ex:
to presume upon a short acquaintance 
5> ,  (  )
_Ex:
it was unsafe to presume on (upon) their fidelity  
   

presumed
1> 
_Ex:
presumed author  
_Ex:
presumed total loss   
( )
_Ex:
presumed dead _.    

presumedly
1> 

presuming
1> 

presumption
1> ; 
_Ex:
this was a mere presumption    
_Ex:
on the presumption that... , ...
2>   ; 
_Ex:
the presumption was that he would refuse   ,
  
_Ex:
there is a strong presumption against the truth of the news
   ,    
 
_Ex:
the natural presumption is that...  
(  ), ...
3> _. 
_Ex:
presumption of innocence  
_Ex:
presumption of death  
_Ex:
irrefutable presumption    

4> ; ; 
_Ex:
excuse (forgive, pardon) my presumption  
 
_Ex:
she took your car? What presumption!   
?    ( )!

presumptive
1>  _. , ; 
_Ex:
presumptive diagnosis  
2> , , 
_Ex:
presumptive evidence ,   
3> _. 

presumptuous
1>  , ; ;
; ; 
_Ex:
that would be presumptuous of me    
 
2> _.  _. , ;


presuppose
1>  , 
_Ex:
I must presuppose that you know the principial facts of
the case     (   ),  
    
2> ,     
() ;   ;   
_Ex:
an effect presupposes a cause     

presupposition
1> , 
2>  

presurmise
1>   ;  
2>     ,  
 ,   . .

presystole
1> _. 

pret-a-porter
1> _.  ( )

pretaste
1> 
2> 

pretax
1>    
_Ex:
pretax earnings    

preteen
1>  10-12 
2> ,   10-12 
_Ex:
preteen youngsters  10-12 
_Ex:
preteen drug addict  
3>    10-12 
_Ex:
preteen fashions      
 
_Ex:
preteen magazines     


pretence
1> , 
_Ex:
pretence of repentance  
_Ex:
under (on) false pretences  
_Ex:
his illness was all (a) pretence    

_Ex:
he made a pretence of reading the newspaper  ,
  
_Ex:
she makes a pretence of being interested in art  
,   
2> , 
_Ex:
to complain on the smallest pretence   

_Ex:
under the pretence of helping   
_Ex:
under the pretence of being tired   
_Ex:
that's only a pretence    ()
_Ex:
he is always making pretences    
()
3> 
_Ex:
pretence to being infallible   
_Ex:
he makes no pretence to profound knowlege    
  
4> 

pretend
1> ,  ; 
_Ex:
to pretend that one is asleep, to pretend to be asleep
 
_Ex:
he pretends to be very busy   ,   
_Ex:
to pretend to oneself  
2> ,   (    . .)
_Ex:
we're only pretending   ,  
_Ex:
let's pretend to be robbers    
3> ;   
_Ex:
he pretended he was a doctor   
_Ex:
it's no use pretending you're still young   
 
_Ex:
stop pretending please!   () ()
 
4>      
_Ex:
to pretend ignorance  
_Ex:
to pretend illness as a reason for one's absence 
   
_Ex:
pretending that he had much to do, he left early 
 ,   
5> (to) 
_Ex:
to pretend to right   
_Ex:
to pretend to great learning   
6> (to)  , , 
_Ex:
he pretends to her hand     
7> , 

pretendant
1> 
2> 
3> _. 
4> _.  (.  )

pretended
1> , , 
_Ex:
pretended friend  
_Ex:
pretended loyalty  () 
2>  
_Ex:
pretended neutrality   

pretendent
1> 
2> 
3> _. 
4> _.  (.  )

pretender
1> , 
2> ,    
3>   
_Ex:
the Old Pretendent _.   II ( )

pretense
1> , 
_Ex:
pretense of repentance  
_Ex:
under (on) false pretenses  
_Ex:
his illness was all (a) pretense    

_Ex:
he made a pretense of reading the newspaper  ,
  
_Ex:
she makes a pretense of being interested in art  
,   
2> , 
_Ex:
to complain on the smallest pretense   

_Ex:
under the pretense of helping   
_Ex:
under the pretense of being tired   
_Ex:
that's only a pretense    ()
_Ex:
he is always making pretenses    
()
3> 
_Ex:
pretense to being infallible   
_Ex:
he makes no pretense to profound knowlege    
  
4> 

pretension
1> , 
_Ex:
to have pretensions to literary taste  
  
_Ex:
man of no pretension(s)    
2> () 
3>  
4> 
5> , 
6> 

pretensioning
1> _.  

pretentious
1> 
_Ex:
pretentious book  
_Ex:
to speak in pretentious language  
2> 

pretentiousness
1> 

preter-
1>    .   :
,   -.
_Ex:
preterhuman 
_Ex:
preternatural 

preterhuman
1> , 

preterite
1> _. 

preterite-present
1> _. -

preterition
1> , 
2> _.      
3> _. _. 

preterito-present
1> _. -

preterlegal
1> _.   

preterminal
1>   

pretermission
1> _. , 
_Ex:
pretermission of duty     
2> ;  
_Ex:
without pretermission  
3> _. _. 

pretermit
1>  , () 
2> _.        
3>  , 
4>  ,   ; 
; 
_Ex:
to pretermit a course of studies  

preternatural
1> _. ; 
2> , 

pretest
1>  ; 
2>  
3>  
4>  
5>  

pretext
1> , 
_Ex:
on some pretext or other     
_Ex:
on (upon, under) the pretext of (that)   , 
_Ex:
to find a pretext for delay (for delaying)  
 

pretonic
1> 

pretor
1>  (  )

pretreat
1> _.  
2> _-.  

pretreatment
1> _.  
2> _-.  ()

pretrial
1> _.     

prettify
1>  _. ; ; ;
    
2> ; ;   (
-. )
_Ex:
to prettify his bad behaviour    
 

prettily
1> ; ; ; 
_Ex:
to dress prettily  
_Ex:
to blush prettily   
2>  ,   (.    )
_Ex:
ask prettily  
_Ex:
behave prettily  
_Ex:
please park prettily    
(      . .)

prettiness
1> , , ; 
2> ;  

pretty
1>  ( )
_Ex:
my pretty!  !,  !,  !
2>  ; 
3>  ;  
4> _. ; ,  
5>  ( )    
6> _. _. _.  a pretty penny  
_Ex:
I'd give a pretty to know that secret    , 
  
7> , , 
_Ex:
pretty garden  
8> ;  ( , )
_Ex:
(as) pretty as a picture (as a painting)   
9> , 
_Ex:
pretty voice  
_Ex:
pretty stroke   ( )
_Ex:
pretty song  () 
_Ex:
he has a pretty wit   () 
_Ex:
he writes pretty little stories    ()

10> _. , 
_Ex:
pretty business!  !
_Ex:
a pretty mess you've made of it!     !
_Ex:
this is a pretty state of affairs   !
_Ex:
a pretty fellow indeed!  ,  !
11> , 
_Ex:
a pretty sum  
_Ex:
a pretty penny  
_Id:
he made a pretty pot of money    
12> _. , 
13> , ;   
_Ex:
pretty much ,   ; 
_Ex:
to feel pretty well    
_Ex:
that is pretty much (nearly, well) the same thing  
  
_Ex:
he does it pretty well     
_Ex:
he's pretty well tired of the whole business   
 
_Ex:
you had better do it pretty quick    
_Id:
sitting pretty   ;  ;
;    

pretty-pretties
1> _. ; 
_Ex:
she was wearing all her pretty-pretties    
 

pretty-pretty
1> -
_Ex:
pretty-pretty face  () 

prettyish
1> _.  , 

prettyism
1> ,  , 

pretypify
1> ;  
_Ex:
the father's personality pretypifed his son's    

pretzel
1> _.  ,  

preux
1> _. , 
_Ex:
preux chevalier  

Preux
1>      ,
       

prevail
1> (),  ;  
_Ex:
to prevail over (against) smb., snth.  -., -.
_Ex:
to prevail (up) on (with) smb. do smth.  ()
-.  -.
_Ex:
we hope that truth will prevail  ,  

_Ex:
his argument prevailed and I yielded    
,   
_Ex:
I prevailed him to accept the invitation   
 
_Ex:
I prevail upon you to accept a piece of cake?  
(), ,  !
2> , ; 
_Ex:
the north wind prevails in those parts   
  
3>  , , ; 
_Ex:
the theory prevails that...  ()
  , ...
_Ex:
calm prevails  
4> _.   

prevailing
1> , ; 
_Ex:
prevailing type  () 
_Ex:
prevailing winds  
2>  ;  
_Ex:
prevailing party _. ,  
3> , , ; 
_Ex:
malaria is the prevailing disease of this region  -
    
_Ex:
prevailing opinion  
_Ex:
prevailing prices  () 

prevalence, -cy
1> 
2> , () ; 
_Ex:
prevalence, -cy of rumors  
_Ex:
prevalence, -cy of burglaries   
3> _. , 
4> _. , 

prevalent
1> () 
_Ex:
prevalent practice  () 
_Ex:
prevalent custom  
_Ex:
the cholera was prevalent in that year     
 
2> _. , , ,


prevaricate
1> _. ,    ; 

_Ex:
instead of admitting his guilt, he prevaricated  ,
   ,    
2> 
3> _.  ,      


prevarication
1> _. ,    
_Ex:
he was a man utterly incapable of falsehood, or of
prevarication of any kind   , 
  ,     

prevaricator
1> _. ,      
   ( )

prevenance
1> _. _. , 

prevenient
1> _. ; 
2> 

prevent
1> , ; 
_Ex:
to prevent a disaster  
_Ex:
to prevent the spread of disease  

_Ex:
to prevent crime  
2> ( from) , ,  
_Ex:
to prevent the war    
_Ex:
my cold prevents me from going out -    
  
_Ex:
nothing shall prevent me from doing my duty   
  () 
_Ex:
a sense of delicacy prevented me from speaking my mind 
     
3> _. _. , , 
4> _.  (,   . .)
5> _. 

preventative
1> , ; 
_Ex:
preventative measures  ;
_. ; _.  
_Ex:
preventative medicine  
_Ex:
preventative barrage _.  
_Ex:
preventative maitenance _. , 

2> 
_Ex:
preventative war  
_Ex:
preventative custody (detention) _.  
_Ex:
preventative maintenance _. -


preventer
1> _.  (  );
  
_Ex:
rust preventer  
2>  (    )

preventer-brace
1> _. 

preventer-plate
1> _. -

prevention
1> , ; 
_Ex:
prevention of crime  
_Ex:
prevention of accidents  ; 
 
2>  ;  
_Id:
prevention is better than cure _.  
,  

preventionism
1>  ,     . .

preventive
1> _.  
2>  
3> , ; 
_Ex:
preventive measures  ;
_. ; _.  
_Ex:
preventive medicine  
_Ex:
preventive barrage _.  
_Ex:
preventive maitenance _. , 

4> 
_Ex:
preventive war  
_Ex:
preventive custody (detention) _.  
5> 
_Ex:
preventive officer  
_Ex:
Preventive Service ()   

preventively
1>   , , 

preventoria
1> _pl.  preventorium

preventorium
1>    ,  
(.   )

