bacteriosis
1> 

bacteriostat
1>  (,   )

bacterium
1> , 

Bactrian
1> _. ,   (Camelus bactrianus)

baculi
1> _pl.  baculus

baculiform
1> _. 

baculine
1> _. ,    
_Ex:
baculine discipline  ;  -

_Ex:
baculine argument _.    

baculus
1> _. ,  (  ); 

bad
1> , 
_Ex:
to take the bad with the good   
;    
2>  , 
_Ex:
to exchange the bad for better   
_Ex:
his health went from bad to worse    
 
_Ex:
I am with you for bad or worse     
 
_Ex:
bad is the best     
_Ex:
(the bad) _. 
3> _. _. 
_Ex:
500 pounds to the bad   500  
_Id:
to be in bad   ;
(with smb.)   (-.);   
( -.)
_Id:
he is in bad with his mother-in-law    
_Id:
to go to the bad    ();  ;
, 
_Id:
she wept at seeng her son go to the bad  
, ,      
4> , ; 
_Ex:
bad action  
_Ex:
bad visibility  () 
_Ex:
bad luck , 
_Ex:
bad news  () ;  
_Ex:
bad man  ; _. 
_Ex:
bad taste  , 
_Ex:
the remark was in bad taste ( )  
() 
_Ex:
in the bad sense of the word     
_Ex:
to feel bad   
_Ex:
to be in a bad temper     ()
_Ex:
he is a bad correspondent      
_Ex:
the light is bad  
_Ex:
the machine was in bad condition   
_Ex:
he is in bad shape _.    ;    
_Ex:
it is bad to tell lies  
_Ex:
it is very bad of you      
5> _. , 
_Ex:
not a bad fellow  
_Ex:
he is not a bad player   
_Ex:
not a bad idea  ,  ;   
_Ex:
not half (so, too) bad , 
6> ; ; 
_Ex:
bad woman  
_Ex:
children should not have access to bad books  
  
7> , 
_Ex:
bad language 
_Ex:
bad word  , 
_Ex:
to call smb. bad names  -.
8> ; , 
_Ex:
bad fish  
_Ex:
bad air  () 
_Ex:
bad water  ( ( )) 
_Ex:
to go bad , 
_Ex:
fish soon goes bad in hot weather    
 
9> , ,  
_Ex:
bad heating  
10> 
_Ex:
bad tooth  () 
_Ex:
bad leg  ;   
_Ex:
bad eyes  
_Ex:
to feel bad   
_Ex:
to be bad with fever  
_Ex:
he is in bad health  ,    
_Ex:
it is so bad with him    
_Ex:
she was taken bad   
11> ; 
_Ex:
to act in bad fait   ();
 
12> ; 
_Ex:
bad smell  
_Ex:
bad taste  ;   ( )
13> ( for) ; ; 
_Ex:
bad environment  () ,
 
_Ex:
bad food for the young    
_Ex:
smoking is bad for you   
_Ex:
small print is bad for the eyes    

_Ex:
the weather is bad for tennis   

_Ex:
it was a bad time (moment) to let her know   
   
14> , ; 
_Ex:
bad coin  
_Ex:
bad passport  () ; 
() 
_Ex:
bad will ,    
_Ex:
bad insurance claim  ()  
15> , ; ; ; 
_Ex:
bad spelling  () 
_Ex:
bad grammar  ;  
_Ex:
bad guess  
_Ex:
bad laws  
_Ex:
to speak bad French     
_Ex:
to see smth. in a bad light  -.   
_Ex:
to put a bad construction on smth.  () 
-.;    -.   
16> 
_Ex:
bad try  
_Ex:
bad excuse  
_Ex:
bad crop 
_Ex:
bad picture _.  , 
 
_Ex:
bad ticket _.   ( )
_Ex:
bad bet  
_Ex:
bad buy  
17> (at) , 
_Ex:
bad at figures  ;   
_Ex:
to be bad at tennis    
18> _. , ; ; 
_Ex:
bad cold  ;  
_Ex:
bad pain  
_Ex:
is the pain very bad?  ?
_Ex:
a bad attack of gout   
_Ex:
bad bruise  ,  
_Ex:
bad blunder  
_Ex:
bad crime  
_Ex:
to suffer bad losses   
_Ex:
to have a bad temperature   
_Ex:
he has a bad fall     
19> , ; 
_Ex:
the bad fairy  
_Ex:
bad omen  
_Ex:
to give smb. a bad look    -.
20> 
_Ex:
Johnnie has been a bad boy today    
 ( )
21> _. _. , ; 
_Ex:
he is a bad man on drums     
_Id:
a bad character (egg, hat, lot, penny, sort)  ,
;  
_Id:
bad disease   ()
_Id:
a bad case  ;  ;
(of)   (-.)
_Id:
bad blood ; 
_Id:
to make bad blood between people    ;
   
_Id:
bad form , ,  
_Id:
this is bad form     
_Id:
too bad  
_Id:
it's too bad!  !
_Id:
to keep bad hours    ; 
   
_Id:
to be in a bad way   ,   ;  
;   ,   
_Id:
to feel bad about smth.   -., 
 ;  (   . .)
_Id:
to give smb. a bad time  -.,   -.
_Id:
to be taken (to have it) bad  ; 
 (-.);   (-.)
_Id:
to have a bad time   
_Id:
to have a bad time doing smth.     -.
_Id:
to give smth. up as a bad job   -.  
 (  ) 
_Id:
to turn up like a bad penny    
 ;    (-.) 
_Id:
to be in smb.'s bad books   -.   
_Id:
I am in his bad books   
22> _.   
_Ex:
he is doing bad    
23> _. _-.  , ; 
_Ex:
bad wounded  
_Ex:
bad injured  ; 
_Ex:
to be bad ill   
_Ex:
to want smth. bad   -.
_Ex:
he needs the medicine bad      
_Ex:
their hockey team was bad beaten   
  
24> _.  , 

bad actor
1> _. , ; , ,  
2>  ,  
3>  ;  ;    . .

bad conduct discharge
1> _.      

bad shot
1>  ( )
2>  ;   
3>  
4>  

bad time
1>  ;  
_Ex:
the prosecutor gave the witness a very bad time 
    
2> _. ,   ()   
( )

bad-mouth
1> _. _. , ;  

bad-news
1>  ,  ;  
2> _. ;  
3> _.    ; ; 
; 

bad-tempered
1> , 

badass
1> _. , 

baddie
1> _.  _. , .  ;  , 
_Ex:
baddies and goodies    ;
   (  )

baddish
1> 

bade
1> _p.  bid

badge
1> , ; 
_Ex:
police badge  
_Ex:
merit badge  
_Ex:
the delegates exchanged badges   
_Ex:
the Golden Lion is the badge of their regiment   -
  
_Ex:
the badge of his cap showed him to be a flyer   
  ,   
2> -  
_Ex:
badge of rank   ()
3> _.    
4> , 
_Ex:
chains are the badge of slavery  -  
_Ex:
courtesy is the badge of a gentleman  - 
  
_Ex:
the top hat and striped trousres once served as the badge of
a diplomat        
5> 
6> _. 
7>    
_Ex:
the flag of the regiment was badged with the blood of its
heroic dead       
8>  

badged
1> ;    

badgeless
1> ;    

_Ex:
the cargo was badgeless      

badgeman
1> ,    

badger
1> _.  (Meles meles)
2>  
3> _. _. ,  ; 
(Phascolomis ursinus)
4>     ( , )
5>  (    )
6> _.  
7> (B.) _. "" (   )
_Id:
badger game _. _. 
_Id:
to draw the badger ,   
_Id:
to overdraw the badger    
8>  ( )
_Ex:
badgered to death by creditors  ( 
) 
9> ; ; 
_Ex:
stop badgering me! !,  !
10> 
_Ex:
to badger a favour out of smb.    -.
_Ex:
to badger (for) smth.  -.
11> _. _. ,  
12> _.  

badger plane
1> _.    , ,
 (  )

Badger State
1> _. " " (.   )

badger-baiting
1> _.   ()

badger-dog
1>  ( )

badger-drawing
1> _.   ()

badger-fly
1> _.  

badger-legged
1> 

badgerer
1>  ( )

badgerly
1> ; 

badigeon
1> _.        


badinage
1>  , , 
2>  , 
3>  , ; 

badlands
1> _-.  
2> _. ,   
3> _.   , 

badlous
1>  

badly
1> _. 
_Ex:
he felt badly  
2> _.  ( -.)
_Ex:
I felt badly about your leaving so soon   ,
    
3> _. , 
4>   
_Ex:
he is doing badly    
5> _-.  , ; 
_Ex:
badly wounded  
_Ex:
badly injured  ; 
_Ex:
to be badly ill   
_Ex:
to want smth. badly   -.
_Ex:
he needs the medicine badly     

_Ex:
their hockey team was badly beaten   
  
6>  , 
_Ex:
he took the news of his mother's death badly  
    
_Id:
to be badly off ;    
_Id:
he is not so badly off      
_Id:
he's badly off for friends    ,  
   

badman
1> _. _. , ,  (  )

badminton
1> 
_Ex:
badminton bird     , 

2>    

badness
1>   .

Baedeker
1>  (     
, )
_Ex:
a Baedeker to the restaurants of Europe  


baff
1> _. ; ,  

baffle
1> , 
2> , , 
3> _. ;  , , 
(. baffle plate)
4> _. 
5> _. ; 
6> _.  
7> _.   ()
8> ;   
_Ex:
I was baffled by the new turn in the matter   
  
_Ex:
the last examination question baffled him completely 
       
9> , ;  (  . .)
_Ex:
to baffle the enemy's plans   
_Ex:
to baffle pursuit   
_Ex:
he was baffled in his hopes     
10>     ; 
11> _. ,   ; 
12> _. 
13> _.     
(, ,    . .)
_Id:
to baffle description   

baffle painting
1> _.  , 

baffled
1> ;   
2> 
_Ex:
baffled question  

bafflegab
1> _. _.  ; 
  ,   
2> 

baffling
1> , ; 
_Ex:
baffling problem  () 
2> 
_Ex:
baffling wind  ;  
3> , 
_Ex:
baffling person  

baft
1>  ( )
2> _. , 
3> _. 

bag
1> ; 
_Ex:
paper bag () ;  
_Ex:
saddle bag  ,  
2> ; ; 
_Ex:
gum bag  
_Ex:
shopping bag  
_Ex:
evening bag  () 
_Ex:
blue (green) bag _.  
3> 
4> 
_Ex:
Gladstone bag  
_Ex:
overnight bag   (  )
5> _. 
6>   (. diplomatic bag)
7> _pl.    (. bags under one's eyes)
8> 
9>  
_Ex:
he got a very poor bag     
10> , 
_Ex:
bag of POW's was 10000     10000 
  
11>  
12>  ( )
_Ex:
bag of cement   (= 42.63 )
13> _pl. _. ,  (. pair of bags)
14> _pl. ,  ; , ;
 
15> _pl. _. , ; 
_Ex:
bags of time to catch the train     
16> _. 
_Ex:
to give smb. the bag  -.  ,  -.
17> _. , , 
18> _.  ; ;  
_Ex:
jazz isn't my bag  -    
_Ex:
he is in the opera bag   
19> 
_Ex:
the boss is in the mean bag today     
20> , ;   
_Ex:
we're in another bag now   ; 
   
21>  ; , ; 
22>   ()
_Ex:
he is in the soul bag     ""
23> _.  ;    . .
24> _. , 
25> 
26> _. , ; 
_Ex:
honey bag   ()  
27> _.  (  )
_Ex:
bag of ore  
28> _.   ( )
_Id:
bag and baggage   
_Id:
I'll send him away bag and baggage    -  
    
29>   ,  
_Ex:
a bag of bones   
_Ex:
a bag of wind , , 
_Ex:
the whole bag of tricks  ; , 
 
_Ex:
one more pull - and it's in the bag    -  
 
_Ex:
to put smb. in a bag  -.;     
_Ex:
to leave smb. holding the bag  -.  ;
  -. 
_Ex:
I was left holding the bag    
_Ex:
to let the cat out of the bag . cat
_Id:
to set one's bag for smth. _.  , 
 -.;   -.
_Id:
to set one's bag for the office of mayor    
30> ,   , ,   . .
31>    ()
_Ex:
he bagged the ball nicely      
32>  ( )  
33>  ()
_Ex:
he bagged a hare   
34> _.   ; ; 
_Ex:
to bag the best seats   
_Ex:
who's bagged my matches?    ?
35>  ()
36> _.  ()
37>   
38> _. , 
_Ex:
bagged by the police  
39> _. 
_Ex:
to bag subscriptions  
_Ex:
to bag butterflies  
40> ;  , 
_Ex:
trousers that bag at the knees ,  
 
_Ex:
his coat bags about him like a sack     
(  )
41> _.   ( )
42> , 
43> _. ,   
44> _.   
45> _.  
46>  

bag job
1> _. _. "  ",   
  (  )

bag man
1> _.      
2> _. ,     
     . .

bag ration
1> _.    ( 
)

bag table
1>    

bag-fox
1>   (   ,   
  )

bag-holder
1> _-. 

bag-house
1>     

bag-muff
1> -

bag-play
1> _. , ;  

bag-punching
1>       ()

bag-trier
1> _-.  ,      

bag-wig
1> _.     

baga
1> (_.  rutabaga) _. 

bagasse
1> ,  (    )
2>   (    
 )

bagatelle
1> , 
2> ,   
3>  
4>  ( )

bagful
1>  
2> _. , , 
_Ex:
we had a bagful of fun   

baggage
1> _. 
_Ex:
the porter carried her baggage    
2> (.    ) 
_Ex:
artful baggage 
_Ex:
saucy (pert) baggage , 
_Ex:
impudent baggage  
3> _. , 
4>  , 
5> _. , 
6> _.  
_Ex:
personnel baggage   ()

baggage animal
1>  

baggage car
1> _.  

baggage check
1> _.  

baggage detail
1> _.  

baggage room
1> _.   

baggage train
1> _.  

baggage-smasher
1> _. _. 
2> _. _. _.  

baggageman
1> _. 

baggagemaster
1> _. 

bagged
1>   ;   
2> _. 
3>  ;  ( ); ;
 (   . .)
_Ex:
bagged trousers     
_Ex:
bagged sails  
4> _. 

bagger
1>   
2>    ; 

baggie
1> . _. ; 

baggies
1> _.   ( )

bagging
1> , 
2>   ; 
3> _-.   ()

Baggy
1> ; , 
_Ex:
Baggy cheeks  
_Ex:
Baggy trousers (  )   
 
_Ex:
Baggy skin under one's eyes   
2> ,  ( )

Bagheera
1>  , 

bagman
1> 
2> _. ; ,   
3> _.  
4>   (   ,   
  )
5> _. 

bagnio
1> _.  
2> _.  (.  )
3> _.    ( )

bagpipe
1>  (. )
2> , ;  , 
3> _.  ()

bagpiper
1>  ()

bags
1> _. _. ! (. bags it!)
_Ex:
bags I! ,  ( )!
_Ex:
bags, I go first! ,  !

baguette
1> _. , 
2>  (    )
3>   

bagwash
1> _. _. 

bagwork
1>        (   )

bagworm
1> _.   (Thyridopteryx
ephemeraeformis)

bah
1>  !,  !, ! ( , )

Bahadur
1> _. ; 
2> _. _.  , 

baht
1>  (  )

baignoire
1> _. _.  

bail
1> _. ; 
_Ex:
bail above     
_Ex:
bail below, special bail  
_Ex:
to stand bail for smb.   ()  -.
_Ex:
to let to (out on) bail     
( )
_Ex:
to accept (to allow, to take) bail for the prisoner 
   ( )
_Ex:
to forfeit (to jump) one's bail     (
  )
_Ex:
to save one's bail, to surrender to one's bail  
    (   )
2> 
_Ex:
to be (to go) bail  ;   
 ( )
_Ex:
to give (to find, to offer) bail   
3>      

_Ex:
he is out on short bail     
( )
4> _. , 
_Ex:
I'll go bail for that     ,  
 ;
()    
_Id:
straw bail _.  ;  
_Id:
to give leg bail ,  
5> _.  (-.)  ;    
 ( )
6> _.       ;
  
_Ex:
to be bailed for trial     
  
7> _.  
8> _.  ( -.)
9>  ()  
10>    
_Ex:
to bail cloth to a tailor for suit   
 
11> , ,  (    )
12>   ( ; . bail out)
13>  
14> _.  ()
15>  ,   . .
16> ; , 
17>  (    . )
18> _.       
19> _.    
20>     
21>  ,    , 
       ()
22> _.  ; , 

bail jumper
1>       

bail out
1>   
_Ex:
the Government can't bail out all the companies 
       
2>  (  )
_Ex:
his partner bailed out before the business got on its feet
    ,   
3> _.  (-.)  ;    
 ( )
4> _.       ;
  
_Ex:
to be bailed out for trial     
  
5> ,   
6>    (   )
7> , 

