reconnaissance satellite
1> -

reconnection
1> _. ,  ( )

reconnoiter
1> _. _. _. ; 
2> _. _. _.  ; 
_Ex:
to reconnoiter the ground  
3> _. _.  ; 

reconnoitre
1> _. _. ; 
2> _. _.  ; 
_Ex:
to reconnoitre the ground  
3> _.  ; 

reconnoitring
1> ; 
2> ; 

reconsider
1> ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
to reconsider a refusal   
2>     
_Ex:
to reconsider oneself _.  ;
   

reconsideration
1> , ,  (  . .)
2>  ;   ()
_Ex:
to do smth. on (upon) reconsideration  -. 
 
_Ex:
you should give the matter careful reconsideration 
    

reconstitute
1> , 

reconstitution
1> , 
2> _.     

reconstruct
1> , 
2> , 
_Ex:
to reconstruct a ruined abbey  

_Ex:
to reconstruct a mammoth from a few bones  
   
_Ex:
to reconstruct the facts  ( ) 
_Ex:
to reconstruct a crime  () 

3> _. _. ,  (
      )
4> _. _.  ()
5> _.  ()

reconstruction
1> , , 
_Ex:
educational reconstruction   
_Ex:
period of economic reconstruction  
 
2> , 
_Ex:
a reconstruction of a crime   
3>  ,   . .,
;  (-.)
4> (R.) _. _. ,   (
 )
5> (R.) _. _.   (1867-1877 .)
6> _. ,  ()

reconstructive
1> 

reconvention
1> _.  ,  

reconversion
1> _. ,     

2> _. ,  (  . .)

reconvert
1>    
2>   ,   , 
 . .
3> _.  ,  
   

record
1> , ;  ,  
(-.)
_Ex:
record centre 
_Ex:
record management ; 
_Ex:
record of a patient _.  
_Ex:
to make a record of smth.  -.
_Ex:
to keep a record of a conversation   
_Ex:
I can find no record of it    ,  
  ()
_Ex:
to be on record    ()
_Ex:
it is on record that... , ...;  ,
...
_Ex:
the information we have on record _. , 
 
2> , 
_Ex:
record clerk, record keeper , 
_Ex:
record department, record room _. 
_Ex:
record practice _.  
_Ex:
to keep a record of road accidents   ()
   
_Ex:
there was no record of any man with those initials 
     
_Ex:
record of attendances  () 
_Ex:
his record of attendances is bad   
3> ; - ;  ;

_Ex:
field records _.   ,  
_Ex:
record material _. 
4>  (, ,   . .);
;  
_Ex:
public records  
_Ex:
abstract of record    ( )
_Ex:
record of evidence   
_Ex:
on (upon, in) record   ,
, 
_Ex:
to enter on the records   
_Ex:
I want to be on record as having...    ,
 ...
5> _.   ,  
 
6> 
_Ex:
records of the Foreign Office   

_Ex:
keeper of the records, record keeper , 
7> ,  ( -.); , 
_Ex:
criminal record _.  ,  ,
  . .;  ; 
_Ex:
to have a good record   ; 
 
_Ex:
to have (to show) a clean record   ;
_.   
_Ex:
he has a police record   ,   

_Ex:
his record is against him     
_Ex:
as is evident from his whole record    ,
    ;    
 
8> ;  
_Ex:
the committee's record to date ,    
  
_Ex:
the committee's record is not unimpressive  

_Ex:
that airline has a bad record    
 ( )
9> _. 
_Ex:
world record  
_Ex:
to beat (to break, to cut) the record  
_Ex:
to achieve a record  () 
_Ex:
two records fell     ()
10> ;  (,   ,
  . .); ; ; 
_Ex:
sound record ,  
_Ex:
sound-and-picture record 
_Ex:
photographic record , 
_Ex:
camera record ()
_Ex:
telemetry record  
_Ex:
echo record _.   ( )
11>  ()
12>  
_Ex:
mother record  ()
13> _.    ( 
)
14> ()  ( , , 
 . .)
_Ex:
the records of the past  
_Ex:
the records of medieval life in the British Museum
    
_Ex:
to put (to place) oneself on record , ;
  ,    
_Ex:
history has not preserved any record of...  
   ...
15> (the record) . _.  
_Ex:
to keep to the record   
_Ex:
to travel out of the record  ,  
 ;    
16> _. _.  ; 
_Ex:
to bear record to ,  
(  . .)
_Ex:
I can bear record to his good character  
  
_Ex:
to call (to take) to record   ;
 
_Ex:
God is my record that...  ,  ...
17> 
_Ex:
to pass from record   ; ,  

_Id:
on (the) record ; , ; ;
 ;     
(   . .)
_Id:
to place on record 
_Id:
I want to place on record that...  
(), ...
_Id:
to go (to put oneself) on record  -. ;
   
_Id:
off the record   ; ,  
 (.  );  (  
. .)
_Id:
he spoke off the record   
_Id:
this is strictly off the record    
;   
_Id:
of record , ;  ,

_Id:
matter of record   
_Id:
their enmity was a matter of record for years   
   
_Id:
record of service  ;   ,
 
_Id:
to keep the record straight    ( 
. .);    
(  . .)
_Id:
to set the record straight    ,
  . .;  -. ; 
;    
_Id:
I want to set the record straight    
18> ; ,  (. .)
_Ex:
record pace  
_Ex:
record prices  
_Ex:
record drought  
_Ex:
record audience   
19> , ;   , ,
  . .
_Ex:
to record a speech    
_Ex:
to record the day's events   
_Ex:
to record one's thoughts in a diary   
 
_Ex:
he already has several convictions recorded against him 
    
_Ex:
this volume records the history of the regiment   
  
20> , ;  ( );
 (    )
_Ex:
a seismograph records earthquakes  

_Ex:
to record the time _.  , 
_Ex:
the thermometer recorded 40 degrees  
40 
21>   ,   . .
_Ex:
the gramophone has 8ed his voice    
 
_Ex:
the programme was recorded     
(    )
22>  ( )
_Ex:
the piano does not record well   
 (   . .)
23>  (-  )
24> 
_Ex:
he is recorded to have built this church in 1270  
,       1270 
_Ex:
this stone records a famous battle   
 
25> ,  ( )
26> _. 

record adjustment
1> _.   , 

record library
1> 

Record Office
1>   (;  Public
Record Office)

record player
1> 

record range
1> _.    , 

record-breaker
1> _. 

record-changer
1>  (    )

record-holder
1> _.  , 

recordation
1> _. ; , ; ;  

recordative
1> _. ;    (-.)

recorded delivery
1>     

recorder
1> _.    , 
_Ex:
altitude recorder , - 
2>  ; 
3> ; 
4> 
5> _.  (   
  )
6> _. _. -

recording
1> , 
_Ex:
cinematographic recording 
2> 
_Ex:
he has a collection of various recordings   
 
_Ex:
a live broadcast, not a recording  ,   
3> _. 
4> , ; 
_Ex:
recording meter  
_Ex:
recording barometer 
_Ex:
recording thermometer 
_Ex:
recording altimeter -, 
_Id:
recording angel _. ,     
()

recordist
1> _. _. 
2> ,  

recordsman
1> _. 

recount
1> ,  ; 

recoup
1> . _. , 
_Ex:
to recoup smb. for loss  -. 
2>   ;  (. to recoup oneself)
_Ex:
to recoup one's losses, to recoup oneself for one's losses
   ()
_Ex:
an attempt to recoup one's fortune at the gambling table
     
3> ; 
4>  

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

recourse
1> (to)   
_Ex:
to have recourse to    ;  
(-.) 
_Ex:
without recourse to a dictionary    
2>  , 
_Ex:
to have no other recourse but...    
, ...
_Ex:
to have recourse to force  
_Ex:
to have recourse to lies   
_Ex:
his last recourse will be...    
...
_Ex:
his one recourse was the law    ,
   
3> _. _. ;  ,  
_Ex:
recourse action  
_Ex:
without recourse (to me)   ( )
_Ex:
right of recourse  
_Ex:
endorsement without recourse  ,
 

recover
1> _.   
2>  ,  ; 
_Ex:
to recover stolen property   

_Ex:
to recover territory  ( ) 
_Ex:
to recover lost ground    
(. .)
_Ex:
to recover a lost throne   
_Ex:
to recover land from the sea    
3>  
_Ex:
to recover smb.'s affection   ( )
-. 
_Ex:
to recover one's peace of mind   

_Ex:
to recover one's self-possession  ,  
 
_Ex:
to recover sight  ( ) 
_Ex:
to recover one's breath ,   ()
_Ex:
to recover one's feet (one's legs) ,   
( , )
_Ex:
to recover one's balance  
_Ex:
to recover one's reputation as an artist  
 
_Ex:
to recover oneself, to recover cosciousness   ,
, 
_Ex:
to recover one's liberty   ; 
 
_Ex:
to recover the track    ,  
 
_Ex:
to recover a comet _.     
_Ex:
he recovered his voice    
4> , 
_Ex:
to recover one's (fallen) fortunes   (
 ) 
_Ex:
to recover a lost art   
_Ex:
he has recovered the meaning of the hieroglyphs  
  (  )
5> ; 
_Ex:
he recovered his football from the neighbours' lawn  
    
_Ex:
several of the missing coins were recovered from the river-bed
       
6> , ;   
_Ex:
to recover (to be recovered) from sickness  
, 
_Ex:
the patient is recovering  
_Ex:
he recovered slowly after his long illness  
   
_Ex:
I am quite recovered from my cold   
 
7> (from)  ( -.);   
_Ex:
to recover from a defeat   
_Ex:
to recover from the effects of a war   
,  ,  
_Ex:
he could not recover from his astonishment    
   
_Ex:
he sat down to recover from his agitation  , 
   
8> , 
_Ex:
prices haave recovered    
_Ex:
business is recovering  
9> , , 
_Ex:
to recover lost time   
_Ex:
to recover one's losses  ; _. 
_Ex:
to recover increased costs through higher prices 
   
10>   , , 
(. to recover oneself);  (.  )
_Ex:
to recover from a fall  ( )
_Ex:
to recover from a stumble ,   
_Ex:
the car swerved but soon recovered itself  ,
   
11> (. from, out of) _.  (
-. ); , ; 
_Ex:
to recover smb. from a fainting fit  -.  
_Ex:
to recover to life   
_Ex:
this recovered me from a lingering illness   
  
12> ; _. . , 
_Ex:
to recover debts  () 
_Ex:
to recover from smb.   -.
_Ex:
to recover damages against smb.   -. ;
   
13> _. ,    ;
   
_Ex:
an action to recover damages for false imprisonment  
      
14> _.   (  )
15> _.  ()
_Ex:
to recover in one's suit    ( )
_Ex:
the client was advised that he could not recover 
 ,      
16> _. ,  (  . .)
17> _. , ,  (-.)
_Ex:
he recovered the shore with difficulty    
 
18> _. ;  (); 
()
19> _.    
_Ex:
to recover sword   
20> _.  ()  ;   
21> _.  ()   ; 
 
22> _.    ( )
_Ex:
to recover satellites      
_Id:
R.! ! ()
_Id:
R. arms!  ! ()

recoverable
1> 
_Ex:
recoverable losses  
2>  
3>   ,  
_Ex:
is the deposit I've paid recoverable?    
 ( )  ?
4> ;   , ,
  . .
5> _. ;    
6> , 

recoveree
1> _. _. ,   

recoveror
1> _. ,     

recovery
1> ,  ;   ()
_Ex:
recovery of stolen property  ( )
 
_Ex:
recovery of lost influence   
_Ex:
past recovery  
2> ; , 
_Ex:
the patient is making a good recovery (is on the way to
recovery)    (  
 )
_Ex:
I wish you a speedy recovery to health   
  
_Ex:
the patient is past recovery   ()
3>  ( );    ( )
4> ; ; 
_Ex:
economic recovery  
_Ex:
trade recovery   
_Ex:
recovery of business   
_Ex:
recovery movement _.  ( )

5> 
_Ex:
recovery of damages   ()
_Ex:
recovery in kind   
_Ex:
the loss is past recovery  ;  
  
6>  ; ,  ()
_Ex:
recovery station _. - 
_Ex:
recovery vehicle _. - ;
  
7> _.   
8>  ( ,   . .)
9> ;  ; _. . 
10> _. ,    
_Ex:
action for recovery of property    
11> _. ,    
12>    ; 
_Ex:
to make a recovery from a fall , 
13> _.  (  ); 
14> _. ,  (); 
()
15> _.  
16> _.  ();  ,  
();  ()
_Ex:
recovery from the lunge   
17>      
18> _.   
19>    ( );  
    
_Ex:
precision recovery     

20> _.  ()
21> _.  ( )

recovery room
1> _.  

recreance, -cy
1> , 
2> , , ; 

recreant
1> ,  
2> , ; , ; 
3> , 
4> , , ;


recreate
1> _.  ; ; 
_Ex:
to recreate oneself , , 
 
2> _. ,  (-.)
_Ex:
to recreate oneself 

recreation
1> ,  ; 
_Ex:
innocent recreation   ()
_Ex:
recreation on the landscape   
_Ex:
a few moments of recreation   
_Ex:
to walk for recreation  ()  ;
  
_Ex:
gardening is a recreation    - 

recreation centre
1>  ,    ; 
    , , ;
, ,    . .

recreation ground
1>   ; 

recreation room
1> _.   ,   . . (  );
  (   . .)

recreational
1> ;   , . 
_Ex:
recreational facilities    
(. ,    . .)

recreational vehicle
1>    (,    . .)

recreationist
1>    

recreative
1>  , 
2> , ; 
3> _. 

recriminate
1>   ;  ( ) ,
   

recrimination
1>  ;  
_Ex:
to engage in recrimination    ,
  
2> _.  

recriminative
1>  ( , );  ( ,
  . .)

recriminator
1> _. ,  ( -.) 

recriminatory
1>  ( , );  ( ,
  . .)

recrudesce
1> _. ;  , 
2> _. ;  ; ,
 ( );  ( )

recrudescence
1> _. ;  ;  
; 
2> , ,   (-. )
_Ex:
recrudescence of aggression   

recrudescent
1> _. , ,  
( -. )
_Ex:
recrudescent discontent   

recruit
1> ; 
_Ex:
recruit depot _. _.   
2> _. 
3>     (, )
_Ex:
to make many recruits for a party    
 
4>  (. raw recruit)
5> ,  (,   
. .)
_Ex:
to recruit smb. from (among) smb.    -.
_Ex:
to recruit an organization from the people  
  
_Ex:
during the war, a number of young men were recruited into
the mining industry      
    
6>  (, )
_Ex:
to recruit one's numbers   , 

7> _.   
8>  (, )
_Ex:
to recruit oneself with a glass of milk _. 
 
9> , 
_Ex:
to go to the country to recruit   
 

recruiter
1> 
2>   

recruiting
1> _. ; ;   

recruitment
1> _. ;   
2> , 
_Ex:
staff recruitment  
_Ex:
direct recruitment by employers   
  (  )
_Ex:
recruitment advertisement   
_Ex:
recruitment campaign  ;  
(   . .)
3>  , 

recrystallization
1> _. 
2> _. 

rect-
1>    .    
_Ex:
rectangular 

recta
1> _pl.  rectum

rectal
1> _. , 
_Ex:
rectal anaesthesia _.  ,
 

rectangle
1> 

rectangular
1> 
_Ex:
rectangular coordinates  () 

rectangularity
1> ,  

recti
1> _pl.  rectus

recti-
1>    .    
_Ex:
rectilinear 
_Ex:
rectangular 

rectifiable
1> _. , 
2> _. 

rectification
1> _. ; ; ;  
_Ex:
rectification of errors  
_Ex:
rectification of an injustice  
_Ex:
rectification of a frontier   (  
  ,   . .)
2> _.  ()
3> _. 
4> _. 
5> _. , 

rectified
1> ,  ( )

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

rectify
1> , ; ; , 
_Ex:
to rectify an error  
_Ex:
to rectify smb.  () -.
_Ex:
to rectify a frontier (a boundary line)   
 ( )
2> ,  (, )
_Ex:
to rectify a chronometer  
3> _. , 
4> _.  ()
5> _. 
6> _. 

rectilineal
1> 
2> _. _. 

rectilinear
1> 
2> _. _. 

rectitude
1> _. , ,   
(. moral rectitude)
_Ex:
the rectitude of motives  
2> _. ;  (,   . .)
_Ex:
the rectitude of judgement  
3> _. _.  ;  

recto
1> _.   ;   
(   )
2> . _. , 

rector
1>  ();  ()
2>  ; 
3> , , 

rectorate
1> 
2> 
3>   

rectoress
1> _. -;  ()
2> _.   ; 

rectorial
1> _. 
_Ex:
rectorial election  
2> _.    
_Ex:
rectorial tithes () 
3>  . . .: _.  

rectory
1>   
2>   

rectoscopy
1> _. 

rectress
1> _. -;  ()
2> _.   ; 

rectrices
1> _pl.  rectrix

rectrix
1>   ()

rectum
1> _.  

rectus
1> _.  

recultivation
1> ,   

recumbence, -cy
1>  ;  
2> 
3> (on, upon) _.  (   . .)
4> _.  ()

recumbent
1> ; ;   -.
_Ex:
a recumbent statue    

2> _.  ( );  ( )

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

recuperation
1>  ; 
2>  , 
3> _. , 
4> _.    
5> _. 

recuperative
1>  ; , ; 
2> _. , 

recuperator
1> _. 
2> _. 

