re-echo
1>  ;  
2>  ;   ; 

re-edify
1> _.  ;  (, )
2> , 
_Ex:
to re-edify hopes   

re-edit
1>   ()
2>    ()

re-edition
1> 

re-educate
1> 
2>  ()

re-education
1> 
2>  ()

re-elect
1> ,  
_Ex:
he was not re-elected      

re-election
1> ,  

re-enforce
1> . _. , , 
2> _.  ()

re-enforcement
1> , ; 
2> _.  ()

re-engage
1> _.    ;  
  

re-engaged man
1> _. 

re-enlist
1> _.    

re-enlistee
1> _. , 

re-enter
1>  
2> 
_Ex:
to re-enter the game _.   

re-entrant
1> _.  

re-entry
1> _.  ,  

2> 
_Ex:
a country's re-entry into the family of nations 
   
3> _.       
_Ex:
re-entry speed      
4> ,   (; ; . re-entry card)

re-entry module
1>   ( )

re-establish
1> 
_Ex:
to re-establish a firm's credit   
_Ex:
to re-establish smb. in his possessions  -. 

_Ex:
I am now re-established  
2> , 
_Ex:
to re-establish one's affairs   
3>    
_Ex:
to re-establish the flooded town on a new site 
    () 
_Ex:
to re-establish refugees in new homes   
 

re-establishment
1> 

re-examination
1>  
2> 
3> _.   
4> _.  
5>  (  . .);   (  
. .)

re-examine
1>  , 
2>  
3> _.   (); 
()
4> _.   
5> _.  , 
6>  (  . .);   
(   . .)

re-exchange
1>  
2> _.    ,  
3> _.     

re-export
1> _. 
2> _.  
3> _. 

re-exportation
1> _. 

re-form
1> ,  
2>  
_Ex:
ice re-formed on the lake    ,
  
3>    

re-formation
1> 

re-join
1> _. , () 
_Ex:
the brocken pieces were re-joined and glued  
  
2> () , 
_Ex:
I'll re-join you at the station     

_Ex:
to re-join one's unit _.    
3> _.    

re-laid
1> _p.  _p-p.  re-lay

re-lay
1>  , 
_Ex:
to re-lay tracks  
_Ex:
the carpet was re-laid     ;
  () 

re-laying
1>  (  . .)
_Ex:
re-laying of rails  

re-let
1>  ; 

re-search
1>  
_Ex:
to search and re-search the ancient manuscripts  
    
2>  

re-silver
1>   

re-sort
1> 

re-type
1> ()  (  )

re-up
1> _. _.     

re-upping
1> _. _.    

reabsorption
1> _. , 

reach
1>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to make a reach for smth.   ()
 -.
_Ex:
to get dmth. by a long reach     -.
_Ex:
within reach of one's hand  ;   
2> 
_Ex:
reach of crane _.   
3> ; 
_Ex:
within reach   
_Ex:
beyond (out of, above) reach  () 
_Ex:
within easy reach of the station   
_Ex:
the goal is within our reach    
_Ex:
cars within the reach of small purses   

_Ex:
no help was within reach    
4>  
_Ex:
the reach of a gun 
_Ex:
the reach of eye (of sight) ,  
_Ex:
the reach of sound 
_Ex:
out of reach of the guns    
5>   ()
_Ex:
this boxer has a long reach     
6> ,  (  . .); ; 
_Ex:
beyond the reach of all suspicion  ()  
_Ex:
a reach of thought far beyond one's contemporaries 
  ,   
_Ex:
such subtleties are beyond my reach   
 
_Ex:
he has a wonderful reach of imagination   
 
7>  ();  (  . .)
_Ex:
the higher reaches of academic life  ,
  
_Ex:
the highest reach of oratory   
_Ex:
new reaches of success      
8>  ()
_Ex:
out of reach of danger   
_Ex:
they are out of reach of harm     
9> , ;  ()
_Ex:
reach of meadow  
_Ex:
the reaches of the valley  
10>  ; ; 
_Ex:
the upper reaches of the Thames  
11>   ()
12> _-.  
13> ,  ()
14> 
15> _. 
16> ,  (. );  (. reach
out, reach forth)
_Ex:
to reach one's hand across the table    
_Ex:
to reach forth one's arms  
_Ex:
to reach out a foot  
_Ex:
a tree reaches (out) its boughs towards the light 
   
17> , 
_Ex:
boughs reach out towards the sun    
_Ex:
a hand reached out and held me -  
  
18> ( for) ;  ( -.,  -.)
_Ex:
to reach for the bread   
_Ex:
a false alarm had them reaching for their guns  
    
19> , 
_Ex:
to reach smth. down  () -.
_Ex:
to reach smth. up  -. ()
_Ex:
to reach a book (down) from the top shelf  ()
   
_Ex:
to reach at smth.  -.;   -.
_Ex:
he reached down his hat   () ( , )
 
20> _. ,  ( reach over)
_Ex:
reach me the mustard, please  , ,

21> ;  ( -. )
_Ex:
to reach (up to) the skies   
_Ex:
to reach (down to) the bottom  () 
 
_Ex:
their land reaches as far as the river   
  
_Ex:
empire that reaches from... to... , 
... ...
_Ex:
this ladder won't reach the window    
 
_Ex:
the new railway has not yet reached our village  
      
_Ex:
his beard reached to his waist      
_Ex:
a coat that reached (to) one's heels   
22> 
_Ex:
as far as eye could reach    
23>  (-.;  , );  ( 
. .)
_Ex:
the light of the sun does not reach (to) the bottom of the
ocean       
_Ex:
not a sound reached our ears     
 
_Ex:
his voice reached the last row    
 
24>  (   . .)
_Ex:
your letter never reached me      
 
_Ex:
your letter reached us yesterday _.   
  
_Ex:
the news reached me late      
_Ex:
all that has reached me about him ,     
_Ex:
telecast that reached 25 million people ,
  25 . 
25>  ( ); , ,

_Ex:
to reach the summit of the mountain    
_Ex:
we shall reach town by night       
_Ex:
the train reaches Oxford at six    
  
_Ex:
the hour hand has reached two    
 
_Ex:
the steps by which you reach the entrace , 
 
26>  ( -.)
_Ex:
to reach a conclusion   
_Ex:
to reach a stage   
27> _. , 
_Ex:
some double sense that I reach not   ,
  
28> , 
_Ex:
to reach a goal  () 
_Ex:
to reach the object of one's desires  ;
   
_Ex:
to reach success early in life   
_Ex:
to reach perfection  () 
29> ;  (-. )
_Ex:
to reach middle age   
_Ex:
to reach old age   
_Ex:
he has reached the age of sixty   60 
30> ( to, into)  (-. );
, 
_Ex:
the sum total reaches a hundred francs   
 
_Ex:
the members reached into many thousands  
   
_Ex:
the losses reached a considerable figure  
 
31>  ( -.)
_Ex:
the law does not reach these cases   
  
_Ex:
Queen Victoria's reign reached into the 20th century
      XX 
32> , ;  ; 

_Ex:
to reach smb.  -.; ""  -.
_Ex:
he saw that he had not reached her at all  ,  
       ( 
 )
_Ex:
what more must I say to reach you?     ,
  ?
_Ex:
men who cannot be reached by reason ,   
  
_Ex:
how is his conscience to be reached?    
 ?
33> (. after)  ( -.); , 
(-.)
_Ex:
to reach after fame   ,  
34> _.  ( -.    . .);
 ; ,  ( -.);
 (  . .)
_Ex:
to reach smb. for comment   -.  
   ( )
_Ex:
where can I reach you?   ?;   
?
_Ex:
Brown could not be reached    ,  
   (   . .)
_Ex:
the minister could not be reached for comment 
  ()  
35> _. _.  (, ); , 
(   . .);  ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
to reach the target _.  
_Ex:
to reach smb. a blow on the ear  -.  
_Ex:
to reach smb. a kick  -.,  -. 
36> _. _. "" ( -.); "" (-.)
37> _. _.  (  . .)
38> (to) _. ,    -.
_Ex:
his means will not reach to that      

reach back
1>  ,  
_Ex:
an old man's memory reaches back over many years 
 ,      
_Ex:
annals that reach back to ancient times , 
  

reach out
1> (for)  ( -.)
_Ex:
to reach out for a book   
2> (for)  (-.)
_Ex:
opportunities will come your way but you must reach out
for them    ,     
 (  )
3> (to)  ( -.);   ( -.)
_Ex:
to reach out to the urban working class  
  
_Ex:
to reach out to smb. with smth. 
-. -. (     . .)
4> ,  (. ); 
_Ex:
to reach out one's hand across the table  
 
_Ex:
to reach out forth one's arms  
_Ex:
to reach out a foot  
5> , 
_Ex:
a hand reached out and held me -  
  
6> ( for) ;  ( -.,  -.)
_Ex:
to reach out for the bread   

reach-me-downs
1> _.   
2> _. ;  

reachability
1> _. 

reachless
1> ; 

react
1> ( to) ; 
_Ex:
children react to kind treatment    
 
_Ex:
I suggested that he might help, but he did not react at all
  ,     ,     
 
_Ex:
how does your patient react to the course of treatment? 
     ?
2> (on, upon) , ; ; 
() 
_Ex:
to react upon each other 
_Ex:
the applause reacted upon the orator 
  () 
3> (against) ;  ,
;     ( -.)
_Ex:
to react against the enviroment  

_Ex:
to react against the oppressive political system 
   
4> _.      
5> _.  ( );  

reactance
1> _.  , , 
2> _. ,  , 

reactant
1> _. , ,   

reacting
1> _. ,   ; 
_Ex:
reacting power  

reaction
1> , 
_Ex:
the reaction of eye to light  () 
 
_Ex:
an artist's reaction to beauty    
2> _. , 
_Ex:
what's the President's reaction?   ?,
     ?
_Ex:
what was his reaction to this news?    
 ?,   ,    ?
3> _. ; , 
4> ;  
_Ex:
action and reaction   
5> _.  ; 
_Ex:
reaction coil _.  ; 
_Ex:
reaction propulsion  
_Ex:
reaction engine  
_Ex:
reaction brake _.   
6> _. _. 
_Ex:
fission reaction   
_Ex:
addition reaction  
_Ex:
reaction rate (velocity)  
_Ex:
reaction time  () ;
_.      

_Ex:
reaction mixture  () 
_Ex:
reaction rim _.    
7> _.  ( );  
8> _.   (  )
_Ex:
the healthy reaction following a cold bath 
   
9> _. , 
_Ex:
Wasserman reaction  
_Ex:
reaction of sensibility   
10> _. ,   
_Id:
reaction shot _.     ( 
)
11> _. , 
_Ex:
international reaction  
_Ex:
forces of reaction  

reactionary
1> 
2> 

reactionist
1> _. 
2> 

reactionless
1> _. 

reactionlessness
1> _.  

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

reactivation
1> _.  
2> _.  ()
3> _. ,  ()
4> _.   (  
 )
5> _.  
6> _. 
7> _. 

reactive
1> ;  
2> _.     
3> _. ; 

reactivity
1> _.  , 
_Ex:
nuclear reactivity  

reactor
1> _. ,  ; 
2> _. ,  
3> _.  ,  
_Ex:
reactor feed  
_Ex:
reactor products   ( )
_Ex:
reactor waste  
4> _. -

read
1> _. , ,   
_Ex:
to enjoy a good read    
_Ex:
to take a quick read at a book   
_Ex:
time for a long read ,   
2> _.  ()
3> ( in) ,  ( -. ),
 -. 
_Ex:
a widely read man   
_Ex:
to be well read in a subject    
-. 
4> 
_Ex:
to hear a read speech  ,  
 
_Ex:
the most read of all books ,    

_Id:
to take as read   ;   ,
   
_Id:
the minutes were taken as read   
    
_Id:
we'll take this as read  ,     
5> 
_Ex:
to read a book  
_Ex:
to read smth. out of (from) a book  -.  ;
 -.  
_Ex:
to read to oneself   
_Ex:
read the letter to yourself    
_Ex:
to read smth. over  (   ); 
_Ex:
to read smth. over and over     -.
_Ex:
to read smth. through     ; 
 ()
_Ex:
he read the letter through six times    
 
_Ex:
to read through the contract  
_Ex:
to read of smb.'s death   -. 
_Ex:
to read aloud  
_Ex:
to read out (loud)  
_Ex:
to read round the class _.   
( )
_Ex:
he can read several languages     

_Ex:
to read oneself hoarse   
_Ex:
to read smb. to sleep  -. 
_Ex:
the boy has been read the story of Cinderella  
  
_Ex:
the invalid is read to for several hours daily 
      
_Ex:
read "of" instead of "for"  "of"   "for"
_Ex:
did he speak extempore or read?   ( )
 ?
_Ex:
he does not read or write     ,  
_Ex:
I have read somewhere that...  - , ...
_Ex:
I have read of it    
6> 
_Ex:
the play reads better than it acts   ,
   
_Ex:
the book reads like a translation  
()  
_Ex:
the sentence reads oddly    
_Ex:
this doesn't read like a child's composition  ,
    
7>  (), 
_Ex:
to read a report to the meeting    ;
   
_Ex:
read and approved    ( , 
 . .)
_Ex:
after the will had been read   
8> 
_Ex:
the document reads as follows   
_Ex:
the paragraph reads to the effect that all men are equal 
   (),    
_Ex:
how does the sentence read now?   
()  ?
_Ex:
this ticket reads to Boston    " "
_Ex:
the passage reads thus in early manuscripts  
    
9> , ; 
_Ex:
to read hieroglyphs  () 
_Ex:
to read the Morse system   
_Ex:
to read a map  
_Ex:
to read music at sight    
_Ex:
to read a piece of music   
_Ex:
the first letter on the coin is so rubbed that I cannot
read it      ,    
 
_Ex:
to read a signal _. _.  
_Ex:
do you read me?  ?
10> , 
_Ex:
(it is intended) to be read...     
, ...
_Ex:
clause that may be read several ways , 
 
_Ex:
my silence is not to be read as consent   
  
11> ,      
_Ex:
the clause reads both ways    ()

12> _. ""    
13> _.   ( )
14>  (   . .)
_Ex:
thermometer reads 33 degrees   33 
_Ex:
what does the speedometer read?   ?; 
   ?
15> ,  ( )
_Ex:
to read a thermometer   
_Ex:
to read smb.'s blood pressure  -. 

_Ex:
to read an angle _.  
16>  (-. ),  (-. 
)
_Ex:
to read law  
_Ex:
to read for the law    
_Ex:
you must read harder next term    
  
17> (for)  (   . .)
_Ex:
he spent three years reading for a degree in history 
         
18> _.    ()
_Ex:
the bill was read the first time    
 
19>  ()
_Ex:
to read a riddle  
_Ex:
to read dreams  () 
_Ex:
to read an omen  
_Ex:
to read men's hearts    
_Ex:
to read the signs of the times   
_Ex:
you (can) read a person's character in his face  
   
20>  (, )
_Ex:
to read smb.'s fortune  -. ; 
-.
_Ex:
to read futurity (the future)  
_Ex:
to read smb.'s hand (smb.'s palm)  -.  
_Ex:
to read the cards   
_Ex:
to read the sky    ; 
;  ;   
21> _.  ();  ()
_Ex:
to read proofs  (, ) 
22> to read smth. into smth.     -.;
- ,  -.
_Ex:
to read a compliment into what was intended as a rebuke
   ,     
_Ex:
to read into a sentence what is not there   
,    ;    
 
_Ex:
you are reading more into what I said than was intended 
    ,     
_Ex:
you read too much into the text     ,
   
_Ex:
we sometimes read our own thoughts into a poet's words 
      ,   
_Ex:
to read smb. out of smth.  -. (  
. .;      )
_Ex:
to be read out of smth.  ,  -.,
   -.
_Ex:
to read oneself into smth.   -.
_Ex:
to read oneself into a langauge    
_Ex:
to read smth. into the record _.  -. 
,  -.  
_Id:
to read smb. sa lesson (a lecture)  -. ,
 
_Id:
to read between the lines   
_Id:
you wouldn't read about it _. _.  
  ,    (  
)

read back
1>   
_Ex:
when you send a telegram by phone, the operator will normally
read it back to you      ,
     

read in
1> _. ,    ( )
2> _.    (  39  ;
 to read oneself in)

read off
1>   
2>    (  . .)
3> , ;   (  . .)
4>     
_Ex:
Frank tore the envelope and read off the brief message it
contained       
 
5> _. ,  
_Ex:
his face doesn't read off      
6> ,   ()

read out
1>  
_Ex:
to read out the agenda   
_Ex:
to hear the will read out   

_Ex:
an important statement was read out   

2>  ( )
_Ex:
he was read out of his party      
3>   ()
4> _.  

read up
1>  
_Ex:
to read up for examinations ()   
_Ex:
we've so much to read up on the subject;
it's easy to get behind with one's knowledge  
     ;   
  
2> ;  
3>  
_Ex:
read up! !;  !

read-only
1> _. ;    
_Ex:
read-only memory   

readability
1> , ;  ()
2> ; ,  ,   . .

readable
1> ; 
_Ex:
readable handwriting  
2> ,   ( ); 
_Ex:
a highly readable book  
_Ex:
the book is simply not readable    

readdress
1>  (,   . .)
2>   ( -.);  
(-.) 
_Ex:
to readdress smb., to readdress oneself to smb. 
  -.

readdressing
1> , 

reader
1> 
_Ex:
the child is a poor reader    
_Ex:
my fair readers   (  )
_Ex:
reader's slip   ( )
_Ex:
reader's councellor  ()
2>  
_Ex:
he is not much of a reader   ,    
3> ; ; 
4> (R.)  (    
 ); 
_Ex:
R. in Geography  (),  
5> _. ()   (. publishers
reader)
_Ex:
reader's note 
_Ex:
reader to the Cambridge University Press  
   
6> 
_Ex:
reader's marks  
_Ex:
reader's proof  
_Ex:
reader for the press -
7> 
8> ;    
_Ex:
first reader 
9>     (. microfilm reader)
10> _.  , 
11> _.  
12> _.   
13> _.    
_Ex:
they got readers out on him    
 
14> _pl. _.  
15> _. () 
16> _. ,   ( 
; . lay reader)
17>     :  
_Ex:
thought-reader   
_Ex:
are you a mind-reader?  ,    ?
_Id:
reader identification    
 ;   
    

reader-printer
1> - 

readership
1>  , ;   ( 
)
2>  
_Ex:
to achieve a wide readership   
;    

readily
1>  , 
_Ex:
to consent readily    , 

2> , ,  
_Ex:
she is not readily moved to tears     
_Ex:
it can readily be understood that...  , ...
_Ex:
the facts may readily be ascertained   

3> ,  ,  

readiness
1> , 
_Ex:
have everything in readiness   ; 
  
2> ; , 
_Ex:
readiness of wit 
_Ex:
readiness of mind ;  
_Ex:
readiness of speech  ;  
3> , , 
_Ex:
readiness to undertake a task  () 
  

reading
1> 
_Ex:
outside reading  () 
_Ex:
to teach reading and writing    
_Ex:
a book that makes good reading  
_Ex:
there is plenty of reading in today's paper  
   
2> , 
_Ex:
to be busy with reading for one's exams   
3> , 
_Ex:
a man of wide reading ,   
4>  ; 
_Ex:
readings from Shakespeare    
 
5> , 
6>  ();  
_Ex:
various reading 
7> , ; , 
_Ex:
what is your reading of the facts?    (,
-,  )  ?
_Ex:
a study to get some reading of the shopper's preferences
,     
  
_Ex:
an actor's reading of a part   
_Ex:
my reading of his character     
_Ex:
one's reading of the political situation -. 
 
_Ex:
she gave him her reading of the matter    
  
8> _.  
_Ex:
reading for the press 
9> _.  ( );  ( )
_Ex:
zero reading  
_Ex:
barometer reading _.  
_Ex:
to take readings   (); 

_Ex:
the reading of the thermometer was 95 degrees 
 95 
10>  ()
11> _pl. _. ,  ( )
12> _.  (  )
_Ex:
first reading   ( 
  )
_Ex:
second reading   (  
      )
_Ex:
third reading   (  )
_Ex:
the bill was rejected at the second reading 
   ()  
13> ,  
_Ex:
the reading public  ,   
_Ex:
reading conference  
_Ex:
reading man  ;  
14> _. ,   
15>   
_Ex:
reading matter ,   
_Ex:
reading list   
_Ex:
reading machine    
_Ex:
reading easel 
_Ex:
reading wand     
   

reading boy
1> _. _. -

reading desk
1> , 
2> _. 

reading room
1> ,  
2> _. 

reading scale
1> _.  ;  

reading-book
1> ;    

reading-glass
1>  ;  ( )

reading-lamp
1>  ;   

reading-stand
1> , 

readjournment
1> _.  

readjust
1> , ;
()   ; 
2>  ()
3>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to readjust one's dress  , 
4> () , , 
_Ex:
to readjust oneself to civil life   
 ( )
5> ; 
6> , 
_Ex:
to readjust dispositions _.  
7> ;   (); 
()

readjustment
1> ;   , 
_Ex:
some readjustment must be made in the accounts  
 
2> , 
3> , 
4> _. ;  ()
5> _. 
6>     (  
);   
_Ex:
readjustment pay _.      
  
7>       

readout
1> _. ;  ;  
();  
_Ex:
start readout  
2>  , 
3> _.  

ready
1> (. the ready) _.  ()
_Ex:
stacks of the ready    
_Ex:
plank down the ready   
2> _. 
_Ex:
at the ready  
_Ex:
to have the gun at the ready    
 
3> ; , 
_Ex:
ready for use   
_Ex:
ready for the press    ( )
_Ex:
dinner is ready  
_Ex:
the house is ready for occupancy     
_Ex:
the car is ready at the door    
_Ex:
are you ready for the journey?    ?, 
  ?
_Ex:
to get (to make) ready , ; 
_Ex:
get the children ready for a walk    
_Ex:
make the room ready for dancing    
_Ex:
get ready quickly!  !
_Ex:
he made ready to cross the street    
_Ex:
she is not ready for company      ,
  
_Ex:
he is ready for you now     ,   
 
4>  , ; , 
_Ex:
to be ready to go anywhere    
_Ex:
I stand ready for correction   ,  

_Ex:
I'm only too ready to accept such a proposal   
   
5>  ( -.);  ( -.)
_Ex:
to be a ready tipper    
_Ex:
the story found a ready acceptance   

_Ex:
he was always ready with sarcasm     
 
_Ex:
he is too ready to suspect    
,     
_Ex:
he is very ready at excuses     
_Ex:
don't be so ready to find fault!  !
6> _. ; 
_Ex:
she is not very efficient, but she is ready   
 ,   
7>  ,  ;    
  ( .)
_Ex:
ready position _. 
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ready signal  
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ready wit , 
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ready pen  
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ready at hand, ready to hand(s)   
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to keep a revolver ready   
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to be a ready speaker   
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to have a ready tongue    
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he has a ready answer for any question     
,     
8> , 
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a ready market  
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ready solubility in water    
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the readiest way to do smth.    
-.
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to meet (with) a ready market (sale)  ()
;  ,  
9>    (-.)
_Ex:
ready to die with hunger    
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a bud just ready to burst ,  - 
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she is ready to burst into tears  - (  )

10>   ,    ( )
_Ex:
now (just) ready     
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ready in January     
11> _. ; 
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ready money (cash)  
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ready assets  
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to pay ready money  
12> _. 
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ready reserve _.  ;   
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ready! !
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ready, front! _. ,   ! ()
13> (ready-)    : ; 
_Ex:
ready-cooked foods  
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ready-witted , 
14> _.  
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the boxes are ready packed ( packed ready)  
 
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table ready covered   
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please, pack everything ready ,   ,
   
15> . compar  superl 
_Ex:
the child that answers readiest ,  
 
16> , 
17> _.  ,  (
  . .);  (. ready up)
_Id:
to ready a horse _.      
  ,  

ready reckoner
1>    

ready room
1> _.    

ready-built
1>  (   . .)

ready-cut
1> _.  (    . .)

ready-faded
1>    ( )
_Ex:
ready-faded jeans ()  ( )
; 

ready-for-service
1>  (   . .)
2>   ,    ( 
 . .)

ready-made
1> _.  ;  () 
2> _.  ,    
  (     . .)
3> 
_Ex:
ready-made clothes  
_Ex:
ready-made shop   
4> , 
_Ex:
ready-made opinions  (, )

_Ex:
ready-made phrases  

ready-mix
1>      ,   . .
2> _.  ( )
_Ex:
ready-mix truck 
_Ex:
ready-mix plant  

ready-to-cook foods
1> _. 

ready-to-go weapon
1> _.  ,    

ready-to-serve
1>   ;     
_Ex:
ready-to-serve foods  

