rage
1> , , 
_Ex:
a rage   ()
_Ex:
blind with rage  
_Ex:
mad with rage   ;   
_Ex:
to put smb. into a rage  -.  ; 
(, ) -.
_Ex:
to fly (to get) into a rage    ( )
_Ex:
to be in a rage    ( )
_Ex:
to be in a rage with smb.   -.
_Ex:
to kill a man in a rage     
2> 
_Ex:
the rage of the wind  
_Ex:
the rage of passion  
_Ex:
the rage of thirst  
3> (. for) ;   ( -.)
_Ex:
a rage for fame   
_Ex:
a rage to live   
_Ex:
to have a rage for hunting   
4> , 
_Ex:
a rage of grief  
_Ex:
to burst into a rage of tears   
5> (the rage) _.   (-.);
 ( -.)
_Ex:
bicycles were (all) the rage then     
  
_Ex:
Pavlova was all the rage      
_Ex:
here are some bags that are all the rage   -
  
6> , ;  
_Ex:
in the rage of battle   
7>  (, ); 
8> _. , ; 
9> _. , 
10>   ,  ;   ;   ;
 (. to rage and fume)
_Ex:
to rage at (against) smb., smth.  () 
-., -.
_Ex:
he was raging at their stupidity      

_Ex:
to rage against fate    
11> ,  ( , , ,
  . .)
_Ex:
smallpox raged throughout the city   

_Ex:
the sea raged  
_Ex:
to rage oneself out ,  ( ); 
 

rageful
1> , ; 
2> , ; 

rager
1> _. _.   

ragged
1> , ; 
_Ex:
ragged edge _.    
_Ex:
ragged cliffs  
_Ex:
ragged knife blade   
2> , , ; , 
_Ex:
ragged coat  
_Ex:
ragged collar  
_Ex:
ragged clouds _.  
_Ex:
in ragged clothes  ,  
3>   ; 
_Ex:
a ragged urchin  
4> , ,  ( )
5>    ( )
6> ,  
7> , ,  ( )
_Ex:
ragged sentence  () 
_Ex:
ragged rhymes  () 
_Ex:
work done in a ragged fashion ,  -
_Ex:
the execution was ragged _.   ,
  
8> ,  ( )
9> _. , ;  ( 
)
10> _. ,  ( )
_Id:
ragged edge _.  
_Id:
on the ragged edge of poverty   
_Id:
to be on the ragged edge     ()
_Id:
to run smb. ragged _. ,  -.
_Id:
Mary's children run her ragged      
_Id:
she runs herself ragged    
_Id:
you will be run ragged by the incredible pace of activities
in this city        

ragged school
1> _. "  " ( 
 )

raggedy
1> 
_Ex:
raggedy old coat  

raggery
1> _. , 
2> , 
3> _.  ( , . ; 

ragging
1> ; ; , 
(-.)
2> _. _.     
3> , ; 
_Ex:
he got a good ragging from the headmaster   
  
4> _.  ,  

raggle
1> _.   ,  

raggle-taggle
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
raggle-taggle show  " "

raggy
1> , ; 
_Ex:
raggy edge _.    
_Ex:
raggy cliffs  
_Ex:
raggy knife blade   
2> , , ; , 
_Ex:
raggy coat  
_Ex:
raggy collar  
_Ex:
raggy clouds _.  
_Ex:
in raggy clothes  ,  
3> , ,  ( )
4>    ( )
5> ,  
6> , ,  ( )
_Ex:
raggy sentence  () 
_Ex:
raggy rhymes  () 
_Ex:
work done in a raggy fashion ,  -
_Ex:
the execution was raggy _.   ,
  
7> ,  ( )
8> _. , ;  ( 
)
9> _. ,  ( )
_Id:
raggy edge _.  
_Id:
on the raggy edge of poverty   
_Id:
to be on the raggy edge     ()
_Id:
to run smb. raggy _. ,  -.
_Id:
Mary's children run her raggy      
_Id:
she runs herself raggy    
_Id:
you will be run raggy by the incredible pace of activities
in this city        

raging
1> , 
_Ex:
to be in a raging temper     
2> , 
_Ex:
raging sea  
_Ex:
raging tempest  
3> _-. 
_Ex:
raging thirst  () 
_Ex:
he has a raging fever      ( )

raglan
1>  
_Ex:
raglan sleeve  

ragman
1> ; 

ragout
1> _. 
2> _.  ();  

ragstone
1> _.  ,  ;
 

ragtime
1>  (, )
_Id:
ragtime army _. -;  

ragtop
1> _. _.    

ragweed
1> _.  (Ambrosia gen.)

ragwort
1> _.  (Senecio)

rah
1> _. !

rah-rah
1> _. _. , ; 
 ,    (.   
  . )
_Ex:
rah-rah boys   ; 

_Ex:
a rah-rah attitude  
_Ex:
rah-rah riots   (,  
  )

rahat lacoum
1> _. -

raid
1>  (. ); ; 
_Ex:
air raid  
_Ex:
to make a raid into the enemy camp    

2> _. 
3> _.  
4>  ( );  
5>       . .
6>  (, ); 
_Ex:
police raid  
_Ex:
a raid on a bank  (  )
_Ex:
raid on a gaming-house  ()   
7> _. , ,   
8> _.   
9>  , , , 
_Ex:
the police raided the gambling den   
  
_Ex:
boys raided orchards     

10> _.     
11> (into)  (-.)
12> _. ,  
_Ex:
to raid the market    

raider
1>  , , , 
2> _. ,    
3> _. 

raiding party
1> _.  
2> ,  

rail
1> . _pl. , 
_Ex:
to force to the rails  ()   ( 
);    (-.);   
 (-.)
2> , 
3> _. 
4> , 
5> 
_Ex:
third rail _-.  () 
_Ex:
off the rails   ;   ,
;   
6> _.  ;  ;  
_Ex:
by rail   ; 
_Ex:
free on rail _. -
_Ex:
rail junction  ,  
_Ex:
rail terminal    
_Ex:
rail mileage     
_Ex:
rail tongue _-. ,  
7> , ; 
8>  (   )
_Ex:
towel rail   
9> _pl. _.   (. rail shares)
_Id:
thin as a rail   
_Id:
to ride on a rail _.       
 
10>  , , ;  (
rail in, rail off)
_Ex:
they railed in part of the pasture   

_Ex:
the garden was railed off from the road   
   
11>  
12> , ,    
13> _.   
14> , 
15> (at, against)
16> , ,  -., -.)
17> , 
_Ex:
to rail at fate   () 
_Ex:
doctors rail at the volume of paperwork connected with
their jobs      ,
   
18> _.  (Porzana)

rail fence
1> _.    

rail-chair
1> _-.  

rail-gauge
1>   
2>  

rail-gun
1> " " (   )

rail-mill
1>  

rail-post
1>  ; 

rail-splitter
1> 
2> 
3> (the R.)  ( . )

rail-track
1>  ; 

railage
1>  
2>   

railbird
1> _. _. ,    ( )

railcar
1> , 
2> _.  

railhead
1> _-.   ( )
2> _.   , 

_Ex:
railhead officer   

railing
1>  _pl. ; , 
2> , 
3>  ; 
4>  ; 
5>   ;  
6> , ;   
7> _.    
8> _-. 
9> , ; 
10> , 

raillery
1>  ; , 

railman
1> 

railroad
1> _.  
_Ex:
railroad station  , 
_Ex:
railroad rates  
_Ex:
railroad yard  ,  

2> _pl. _.  ;  

3>    
4>    ;  
5>   ,   
6>    ;  
7> _.       
(-. );   , 
_Ex:
he railroaded the motion through the committee  
  
_Ex:
he was railroaded out of office     

_Ex:
he was railroaded into buying them cakes and wine  
     
8> _.  (    ,  
  . .); 
_Ex:
to railroad to an insane asylum    

railroad flat
1> _.         


railroad ton
1> _.  

railroader
1> _. 
2>   

railroading
1> _.  
2> _.  

railway
1>  ;  
_Ex:
railway time-table  () 
_Ex:
railway board   
_Ex:
railway bridge  
_Ex:
railway station  , 
_Ex:
railway junction  ,  
_Ex:
railway engine ; ; 
_Ex:
railway bed  
_Ex:
railway carriage  
_Ex:
railway service  
_Ex:
railway route  
_Ex:
railway terminal    
_Ex:
railway gauge   ,  
_Ex:
railway yard  ,  

_Ex:
elevated railway     
_Ex:
underground railway   , 
_Ex:
to send by a railway    
_Ex:
to work on a railway    
2> _.   (,   . .)
_Ex:
industrial railway  
3>  . . :     
 
4>    ,   
_Id:
railway novel  ,  
_Id:
at railway speed  

railway reservation
1> _-.  

railway rug
1>  

railway sleeper
1> 

railway tie
1> 

railwayman
1> 

railways-crossing
1>  

raiment
1> _. , 
_Ex:
office boys in gorgeous raiment   

_Ex:
modern woman's scanty raiment  
 

rain
1> 
_Ex:
continuous (quiet, steady, widespread) rain  
_Ex:
drizzling rain ,  
_Ex:
pouring (pelting, driving, torrential) rain ,
 
_Ex:
radioactive rain   (- )
_Ex:
it looks like rain ,   
_Ex:
to stay out in the rain   
_Ex:
come in out of the rain!  ,    !
_Ex:
to get out of the rain   
2> (the rains)  () 
3> . sing. (), 
_Ex:
a rain of congratulations  
_Ex:
a rain of sparks  
_Ex:
a rain of melody  
_Ex:
a rain of arrows  
_Ex:
a rain of fire  
4> _. "",    
5> _. 
_Id:
right as rain  ;   
_Id:
rain or shine   ;   ;   
 
_Id:
we'll be there tomorrow rain or shine   
  
_Id:
he's always a good friend, rain or shine  
    
6> ,  ( )
_Ex:
it rains, it is raining  
_Ex:
it rained very hard  ,   
_Ex:
it has rained itself out  
7> ( rain down) ; ; 
_Ex:
to rain blows upon smb.  -. 
_Ex:
to rain arrows   
_Ex:
to rain down shells on the enemy _.  
  
_Ex:
her eyes rain tears     ( ) 
_Ex:
heaven rained manna _.    
_Ex:
I will rain bread from heaven _.      
8>  ();  (, );  
_Ex:
tears rained down her cheeks     
( ) 
_Ex:
dust rained (down) upon us   () 
_Ex:
invitations are raining on us   
_Ex:
misfortunes have rained thick upon me  
   
_Ex:
letters rained in from all quarters   

9> _. , 
10> _. 
_Id:
it rains cats and dogs (_. pitchforks, darning-needles,
chicken coops, hammer handles)     
_Id:
it never rains but it pours _.   - 
;   -  

rain check
1> . _.    ,   
 ,    
2>      - 
 
_Ex:
to give smb. a rain check     
_Ex:
I'll take a rain check on that dinner () 
 -   

rain crop
1> _-.  

rain dance
1> -    (. 
 )

rain date
1>     (, )

rain dawn
1> _. _.   

rain gauge
1> _. , 

rain in
1> ,  
2>    ( )

rain-cap
1>   ;  ; 


rain-glass
1> 

rain-map
1> _.  () 

rain-mark
1>   

rain-pipe
1>  

rain-pit
1>   

rain-tight
1> ; 

rain-wash
1> _.  ;  ;  


rain-worm
1>  

rainbow
1> 
_Ex:
all the colours of the rainbow   
_Ex:
primary rainbow _.  
2> _.   (Salmo irideus)
3>  . . .: ; ; 
4> _. 
_Id:
rainbow hunt, chasing the rainbow   

rainbow pill
1> _. () "",    


rainbow trout
1> _.   (Salmo irideus)

rainbow-chaser
1> ; ,    

rainbow-dress, rainbow-dressing
1> _.   

raincoat
1>  , , 

raindrop
1>  

rained off
1>  - 
_Ex:
the contest was rained off    -


rained out
1>  - 
_Ex:
the contest was rained out    -


rainfall
1> _.  
2>   
_Ex:
rainfall map  () 
3> 
_Ex:
excess rainfall 

rainforest
1>  ;  ; 

rainhead
1>  () 

raininess
1> ;  

rainless
1> 
2>  
_Ex:
rainless storm   

rainmaker
1> , ,  
2>     
3> _. _. "",     
  ( ,   . .)

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

rainout
1> ,  -  (  . .)

rainproof
1> ; 

rainstorm
1>   

rainsuit
1> ,    (  ;
  )

rainwater
1>  

rainwear
1>  ; , ,   
. .

rainy
1> 
_Ex:
rainy weather  
_Ex:
the rainy season  () 
2>  (   . .)
3>   ( )
4> _.  ( )
_Id:
for (against) a rainy day   

raise
1> , , 
2> _.  ( )
_Ex:
to ask for a raise    
_Ex:
he got a raise   
3> ;   
4> _.  
5>  (. raise up)
_Ex:
to raise a weight from the ground    
_Ex:
to raise the blind  
_Ex:
to raise the earth around a plant _-.  
_Ex:
to raise one's hat to  , 
-.;   (  )
_Ex:
that was a fine gesture:
something worth raising one's hat to   ,
   
6> ; 
_Ex:
to raise one's eyes   ( -.); 
  
_Ex:
to raise one's eyebrows   (   
. .)
_Ex:
to raise one's voice  
_Ex:
to raise one's voice at smb.   -.  
;    -.
7> 
_Ex:
he raised himself   ()
8>  
_Ex:
to raise smb. from his knees  
9> ; 
_Ex:
to raise a cloud of dust   
_Ex:
to raise the waves  
_Ex:
to raise steam _.    
10> ;  (  . .)
_Ex:
to raise smoke  
11> ; , 
_Ex:
to raise smb. at midnight  -.  
_Ex:
to raise memories  () 
_Ex:
her cries could raise the dead    
 
12> _. 
_Ex:
to raise from the dead   
13> , ; 
_Ex:
to raise laughter  
_Ex:
to raise suspicion  
_Ex:
to raise a blush   ( )
_Ex:
to raise a thirst  
_Ex:
to raise difficulties  
_Ex:
to raise a report  
14> , ; 
_Ex:
to raise a revolt  
_Ex:
to raise a disturbance   ();
 
_Ex:
to raise a quarrel  
15> ( to, against)   
_Ex:
to raise smb. to defend (to the defence of) smth. 
-.   -.
_Ex:
to raise the country against smb.    
 -.
16> , 
_Ex:
to raise prices  
_Ex:
to raise wages  () 
_Ex:
to raise smb.'s reputation  -. 
_Ex:
to raise the temperature  () 
_Ex:
to raise temperature to 100 degrees   
100 
_Ex:
to raise production to a maximum   
 
_Ex:
to raise the market _.  
17> _.  
18> _. _.     
    
19>  refl , 
_Ex:
to raise the soul  
_Ex:
the danger raised his spirits    
 
20>  ( );  ( ); 
 
_Ex:
to raise to the peerage   ( )
_Ex:
to raise from the ranks    ()
21> _. , 
22> _.   ,   
23> _.  ()
24> _. ; 
_Ex:
thousands of tons of coal were raised   -
  
25> _.   
26> _. ; 
27> _. _. , 
_Ex:
to raise blood  
28> ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
to raise a bank  
29> ,  (  . .); 
(, )
_Ex:
to raise corn  
_Ex:
to raise cattle    
30> . _. ,  ()
_Ex:
to raise a family  
_Ex:
I was raised among the mountains of the north   
 
_Ex:
where was he raised?   ?
31> ,  ()
_Ex:
to raise a question (an issue, a point)  (,
) 
_Ex:
to raise a matter (a subject) with smb.   -. 
 ( )
32>  ();  ()
_Ex:
to raise objections ,  
_Ex:
to raise a claim  
33>  ();  ()
_Ex:
to raise a cry    ; 
_Ex:
to raise a song  
_Ex:
to raise a hymn  
_Ex:
to raise a song of triumph _.   
_Ex:
to raise a cheer  
_Ex:
to raise a sigh  , 
_Ex:
to raise one's voice  
_Ex:
to raise one's voice against smth.  ()
   -.;   -.
_Ex:
not a voice was raised in opposition    
 
34>  (, )
_Ex:
to raise ghosts  
35> ,  ()
_Ex:
to raise taxes  () 
_Ex:
to raise a subscription  ()  
_Ex:
to raise a loan  
_Ex:
to raise money on smth.    -.
36>  ( );  ()
_Ex:
to raise a unit   ()
37>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to raise an embargo  
_Ex:
to raise the blockade    
38> _.  ();  ()
_Ex:
to raise a bump  
_Ex:
to raise a blister  
_Ex:
these shoes always raise blisters    
  
39>  (   . .)
40> 
_Ex:
to raise bread  
41> _.      (  . .)
_Ex:
to raise land   ,  
_Id:
raise pistol! _.  !
_Id:
to raise camp    ( );  
_Id:
to raise one's glass to smb., smth.    -.,
-.;  
_Id:
to raise one's feathers  ( )
_Id:
enough to raise one's hair      
_Id:
to raise one's hand to smb.    -.,
 -.
_Id:
he didn't raise a finger to help us    
,   
_Id:
to raise the head 
_Id:
famine raised its head in the land    
_Id:
to raise Cain (hell, mischief, a rumpus, the devil) 
;  , 
_Id:
to raise the roof _.  , ; 
;     ;  ,
 ;   ,  ;
 ;   
_Id:
to raise a big smoke _.  
_Id:
to raise a dust , ;  ;
 
_Id:
to raise the wind _.  

raise up
1>  (. raise up up)
_Ex:
to raise up a weight from the ground    
2> 
_Ex:
to raise up enemies  
3> 

raised
1>   ,  ( )
2> , 
_Ex:
raised velvet  
3> _. 
_Ex:
raised beach  ,   

raised curve
1> _. 

raiser
1>    (-.); 
_Ex:
window raiser _. 
2> ,   ,    . .
_Ex:
a fund raiser for polio victims    
 
3> (-raiser)    
_Ex:
cattle-raiser , 
_Ex:
poultry-raiser 

