bacilliform
1> _. , ;  

bacillus
1> , 

back
1> 
_Ex:
broad back  ;  
_Ex:
board back _.  (  )
_Ex:
to carry smth. on one's back  -.  ; 
 ;     
_Ex:
to lie on one's back   
_Ex:
to fall on one's back  
_Ex:
to be on one's back  ()  
_Ex:
to pat on the back   ; ;
; 
_Ex:
to stab in the back    ; ; 
; ,   -. 
_Ex:
he has a strong back    ;   ;
  
_Ex:
excuse my back ,        
2> ,  ()
_Ex:
back wool    
3> ,  
4> ,  ()
_Ex:
the back of a coat  
5>  ; 
_Ex:
he has broken his back    
6> , 
_Ex:
a sharp pain in the back    
_Ex:
to strain one's back  
7> ,  
_Ex:
the back os the head 
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the back of the hand   
_Ex:
the back of a leaf   
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the back of the foot _.  
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the back of a chair  
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the back of a book  
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back of a rudder _.  
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back of a knife   
_Ex:
this sound is pronounced with the back of the tongue
_.        
8> _.   ();    
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back of an arch _.   
9> ,   ;  
_Ex:
at the back of , 
_Ex:
at the back of one's mind   
_Ex:
the garden at the back of the house   
_Ex:
a room in the back of the house  
_Ex:
the money was in the back of the drawer   
 
_Ex:
we must get to the back of this   
()   
10>  ; , 
_Ex:
the back of cloth  
_Ex:
see on the back ()  
_Ex:
sign on the back   
11>  (, )
_Ex:
the monument stood on the back of a hill   
 
12> ,  ; 
_Ex:
back and belly    ()
_Ex:
I haven't a rag to my back   ;  
  
_Ex:
she puts all she earns on her back     ,
 
13> _.  (. full back)
_Ex:
half back 
14> _. ; 
15> _.   ();  (); 
();  
16>   ( )
_Id:
back to back , 
_Id:
the back of beyond ,  
_Id:
at the back of beyond   ;  ;
   
_Id:
with one's back to (against) the wall   ,
  
_Id:
behind smb.'s back  -. ,   -.;
 , 
_Id:
to be on smb.'s back  ()  -.;
   -.;   -.;
17>  ()  -.
_Ex:
she is always on his back if he comes home late  
  ,     
_Ex:
to get off smb.'s back  ()  -.;
   -.
_Ex:
to be (flat (put, thrown)) on one's back   
() 
_Ex:
he is flat on his back after a long succession of failures
   ;     
_Ex:
to be at the back of smb., to stand behind smb.'s back 
 -.,  -. ;  -.;
18>     -.
_Ex:
to be at the back of the pack "  ", 
  , "  "
_Ex:
to be at the back of smth.   -.,  
-.;   -.
_Ex:
what's at the back of it?    ?
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to turn one's back   ; ;
 
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to get one's back up , ,   ;
; , 
_Ex:
to put (to set) smb.'s back up  -.,
 -.  
_Ex:
to see smb.'s back, to see the back of smb. 
-. ;  ()  -.
_Ex:
I'm always glad to see the back of him    
  
_Ex:
to put one's back into one's work   (
);     
_Ex:
to give smb. the back   -., 
-.
_Ex:
to turn one's back upon (on) smb.  
-. ,   -.;  
 -.
_Ex:
to bow (to crouch) one's back  ; ;

_Ex:
to cast behind the back _.   
_Ex:
to baet smb. back and belly   
_Ex:
he has them on his back      
_Ex:
you give me a pain in the back    
19> 
_Ex:
back rows  () 
_Ex:
back garden   
_Ex:
back entrance  
_Ex:
back seam  
_Ex:
back edge (margin) _.  () 
()
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back elevation _. _.  ,  
_Ex:
back vowel _.   
_Ex:
back light _.   
_Ex:
back lighting _.  
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back projection _. ,   
20> , 
_Ex:
back settlement  
_Ex:
back street  
_Ex:
back alley  ; , 
_Ex:
back blocks  
_Ex:
back district _.  , 
_Ex:
back road  
21> 
_Ex:
back current  
_Ex:
back freight   ()
_Ex:
back azimuth _.  ,  
22> , 
_Ex:
to have a back view of things   
23> 
_Ex:
a back number (issue) (of a magazine)   ();
 , ;  ,
24> , 
_Ex:
back file    

25> . _. , ;  
   
_Ex:
back pay _.    ; 

_Ex:
back rent _.     
_Ex:
back payment  
_Ex:
back order  
_Ex:
backlessons  ,    
26> _. 
_Ex:
back areas (),  
_Ex:
back line defence   
27> . 
_Ex:
keep back!  ()!, ()!
_Ex:
he stood back in the crowd     
_Ex:
the police kept the crowd back   
28> , 
_Ex:
back and forth   
_Ex:
there and back   
_Ex:
back there! !; !
_Ex:
back home  
_Ex:
I knew him back home   ,    
_Ex:
to get back   ()
_Ex:
to go back  
_Ex:
to sit back    ;  
_Ex:
to look back  ,    ;
  ;   
_Ex:
to go back from (upon) one's word  ,  
_Ex:
to step back   ;   
_Ex:
to push the bolt back   ()
_Ex:
he is just back from voyage     
 
_Ex:
when will they be back?   ?
29> , 
_Ex:
the liquid turned back into gas   
 
30> _. ( )   
31> () 
_Ex:
an hour or so back   
_Ex:
for years back     ( )
_Ex:
if we go back a few years...     (
),     () ...
_Ex:
it was way back in 1890     1890 
_Ex:
far back in the Middle Ages -,    
32>  ;  
_Ex:
he was three days back in his work     
  
33>    
_Ex:
to pay back  ; 
_Ex:
to answer back 
_Ex:
to hit (to strike) back  
_Ex:
to love back  
_Ex:
to talk back 
_Ex:
to bow back to smb.   
_Ex:
I had a bit of my own back on him _.   
34>     
_Ex:
to hold back the tears  
_Ex:
to hold back wages  
35>  :
_Ex:
back from  ,  
_Ex:
back from the road    
_Ex:
back of _. , ;
(  ) 
_Ex:
he rode back of the cart     
_Ex:
various motives were back of this reversal of policy 
    
_Ex:
each speaker told what the organization back of him wanted
  ,   ,  
36> 
37> ,  (. back up)
_Ex:
to back a plan  
_Ex:
to back an argument with proof  

_Ex:
to back smb. (up)  -. , 
-.
38>  (  ..)
39> ; 
40> ; 
_Ex:
he backed the mirror against the wall   
 
41> ; 
_Ex:
his father backed him in business    
()
_Ex:
the project was backed by the Chicago financiers 
  
42>  ( , , )
_Ex:
to back a wrong horse     ; ,
  
43> (on)  
_Ex:
I backed on his ability to get out of scrapes  
      
44>    ; ; 
_Ex:
to back a car    
_Ex:
to back in (a car)      
_Ex:
to back out  -.  
_Ex:
to back a horse  
_Ex:
to back the troops into position    

_Ex:
to back the oars _. 
_Ex:
to back water _. ;   , ;

_Ex:
back her! _.  !
45>    ,   ;
, ; 
_Ex:
he backed a step or two to let them pass   
 ,   
46>   ;  ;  
_Ex:
she backed the horse at a jump    
 
47> ;  
_Ex:
to back a book  
_Ex:
the wardrobe was backed with plywood   
  
48>   
_Ex:
a coat backed with fur   
49>  ()
_Ex:
the hills backed the town    ,
    
_Ex:
we saw a sandy beach backed by chalk cliffs  
     
_Ex:
our house backs on to a park     
 
50> ,  ; ; 
51> _.  ()
_Ex:
to back a bill      
,   
52> ,   (. back up)
_Id:
to back and fill _.   ; 
; _. ,  
_Id:
he backed and filled until the last moment   
 
53> ; ;  

back action
1> _.  ;  

back burner
1>  
_Ex:
to put on a back burner    
2>  
_Ex:
to put on a back burner ;   
 
3> 
_Ex:
a back burner issue  () 

back combing
1> 
_Ex:
to build up hairdos with back combing  

back corkscrew
1> _.      (  )

back door
1>  
2>  
3>  
4>   " ";  
_Ex:
to get the place (post) through the back door  
()   (" ")

back down
1> 
2> ,  (    . .)

back fat
1> ,  ,  ,  

back field
1>  ()

back judge
1>    ()

back list, backlist
1>  ,    (    
)

back lot
1> _.     

back matter
1> _.  ( - ,   . .)

back motion
1> _.  ;  

back off
1> , 
_Ex:
back off! _. !, !, !, !
2> ;   
3> _. , 
4>  

back out
1> (of)  ;  
_Ex:
to back out of a promise   
_Ex:
to back out of a contract _.   
2> ;  ( )
3> _.  ();  (
)

back road
1>  

back run
1>  
2> _.  ,    

back seat
1>  
2> _.  
_Ex:
to take a back seat   ; 
 

back shop
1>  

back up
1> 
_Ex:
to back up words with deeds   
_Ex:
to back up theory with facts   
_Ex:
he backed up my story    
2>   
3>       ()
4>  
_Ex:
backed up by the jazz quartet _.  
 
5>  , 
_Ex:
to back up traffic     ()

back-
1>      , , 
_Ex:
backdrop 
_Ex:
backlands 
_Ex:
backscatter _.  
_Ex:
backlash     

back-alley
1> , , 
_Ex:
back-alley morals  ;  
_Ex:
back-alley political schemes  

back-answer
1> _.  ,   (
    )
_Ex:
to give back-answer 
_Ex:
I want none of your back-answer    

back-arching
1>   ()

back-axle
1> _.  ,  

back-blocks
1> _. ,    ; ,
;   
2> _.  

back-breaker
1> _.  ;  ;  

back-breaking
1> ,    ,
;  ( )
_Ex:
it's a back-breaking task       

back-cast
1> () 
_Ex:
back-cast glance   

back-chain
1> 

back-chat
1> _.  ,   (
    )
_Ex:
to give back-chat 
_Ex:
I want none of your back-chat    
2>    ( )

back-coat
1> _. ;   

back-country
1> ,     ;

2> _.  ,    
3> _.      

back-countryman
1> _. ,  

back-coupling
1> _.  

back-court
1> _.  
2> _-.    

back-door
1> ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
back-door goings-on  

back-draught
1> _.  
2> _.    

back-end
1> ;  
_Ex:
back-end of a cane   
_Ex:
back-end of a screwdriver  
2> _.  , 
3> _.  
4> _.    

back-entry
1> _.      , 
  (  )

back-fire
1> _.  
2>   (    )
3>    ( )
4>      ( 
)
_Ex:
his plan (plot) back-fired     

5>    (   )

back-formation
1>  ,  
2> ,     (.,
to typewrite  a typewriter)

back-frame
1>   (  . .)

back-jack-knife
1> _.  , "" (  )

back-lying
1>     ()

back-mutate
1> _.    

back-of-the-book
1> _.      ,
,  (   ,  
2> ..     )

back-of-the-envelope
1>    ,    

back-out
1> _.   ,     . .

back-page
1>   ()
2>  

back-pedal
1>  
2> _. ; ,  ()
3> _.   

back-piece
1> _.   
2>  (  . .)

back-pressure
1> _. 

back-rest
1>  ( );    (  
 . .)
2> _.  (   )

back-room
1>  
2>  _. ,    
(. );    . .
_Ex:
boys in the back-room _.    
3>  ;   ,
-   . .
4> 
_Ex:
back-room compromises  
5> _.     
6> ,   ; 
_Ex:
back-room boys _.  (), 
   ;   
 
7> . .

back-rope
1> 

back-scratch
1> _. , ;   


back-scratcher
1>    
2> _. , 

back-seat driver
1> _. ,   ,   
2> _.  ,    ""


back-settler
1> _.   ;   ,
  

back-shift
1> _.  ;  

back-shot
1> _. ""  

back-slang
1> ()      (.,
ynnep . penny)

back-stitch
1>  " "
2>   ()

back-stope
1> _.  

back-strapped
1> _.   (  )
2>   ;  -. 

back-talk
1> _.  ,   (
    )
_Ex:
to give back-talk 
_Ex:
I want none of your back-talk    

back-to-basics
1> _.      (,
  . .)
_Ex:
back-to-basics approach  
_Ex:
back-to-basics lifestyle   

back-way
1>  
2> ,  
_Ex:
there is no back-way   (  )

back-word
1>  
2>  
3>    
4>  

backache
1>     ; 

backbalance
1> ; 

backband
1> 

backbeat
1>    -

backbench
1>   (    )

backbencher
1>   , ""

backbend
1>   ()

backbit
1> _p.  backbite

backbite
1>  (  );
() 
2>  ( );   -. 

backbitten
1> _p-p.  backbite

backblow
1> _.   
2>  
_Ex:
backblows of fortune  
3> _. ;  

backboard
1>  ( , )
2>   )
3>  (   )
4>  
5>   

backbone
1> _. ,  ;  
_Ex:
her dress showed too much backbone     
   
2> ; ; 
_Ex:
backbone road 
_Ex:
the backbone of a theory  
_Ex:
the backbone of the subject  
_Ex:
the backbone of the feudal system   

_Ex:
such men are backbone of the country   
 
3>  ;  
_Ex:
to lack backbone   
_Ex:
he hasn't enough backbone    
_Ex:
do you have enough backbone to overcome hard luck?  
   ?
4> _. ,  ,   ()
5>  ()
_Id:
to the backbone   ; ;   
_Id:
he is a reactionary to his very backbone   
 

backbone line
1> _.  

backboned
1> _. 
_Ex:
backboned animal  
2> ; 

backcast
1> _.  
2>  

backcloth
1> _. 

backcomb
1> , 
_Ex:
to backcomb one's hair  () 

backcross
1> _-.  , 

backcrossing
1> _-.  , 

backdate
1>  (-.)  
_Ex:
when an increase was given in M.P.s' pay, it was backdated
      
2> 

backdigger
1> _.   ( )

backdown
1> ;  ; 

backdrop
1> ,  
2> ,    
_Ex:
against the backdrop of crisis   
3> _. 

backed
1>    . .
2>   (   . .)
3>  
_Ex:
backed with satin   
4>  
5> _.  () 
6> (-backed)    :  (-)

_Ex:
straight-backed   
_Ex:
hump-backed 

backer
1>   ,   . .
_Ex:
this horse has the most backers     


backet
1>  , 
2> _. 

