acalycine
1> _.    

acanaceous
1> _.    , 

acantha
1> _. , 
2> _.   

acanthaster
1> _.  ( ,  
)

acanthi
1> _pl.  acanthus

acanthite
1> _. ,  

acanthus
1> _. , ,  
2> _. 

acardia
1> _.   

acari
1> _pl.  acarus

acariasis
1> _. 

acaricide
1> ,    

acarid
1> _.  (Acaridae gen.)

acaridae
1> _pl.  acarid  acaridan

acaridan
1> _. ,  (Acaridae fam.)

acarine
1> _. , 

acarology
1>  ( ,  )

acarpellous
1> _. 

acarpous
1> _. ,  

acarus
1> _. ,  (Acarus)

acaryotic cell
1> _.  ,    

acataleptic
1> _. , 

acaudal
1> _. 

acaudate
1> _. 

acaulescent
1> _. ;   

acaulous
1> _. ;   

acausal
1> _.   ; ;
_Ex:
acausal connection ,   -

accede
1> _.  ( ,  ,  );
_Ex:
to accede to an estate   ;
_Ex:
to accede to the throne   
2> _. , ;
_Ex:
to accede to a confederacy   ;
_Ex:
to accede to a treaty _.   
3> _. ;
_Ex:
to accede to a proposal  ;
_Ex:
my application for a change of department was acceded to
        
4> _.    

accedence
1>  ( ,  ,  )
2> ;
_Ex:
accedence to a treaty _.   
3> 

accelerando
1> _. 

accelerant
1>  
2> _. 

accelerate
1> ; ; ,  ;
_Ex:
to accelerate economic growth   
2> ; 
3> _. _.     ;
_Ex:
students who go to summer sessions to accelerate ,
   ,    
4>   ;
_Ex:
to accelerate bright students   

accelerated
1> ;  ( );
_Ex:
accelerated ageing  ;
_Ex:
accelerated particle _.  ;
_Ex:
accelerated service _.   
2> _. _.     (  );
_Ex:
to take accelerated math    


accelerating
1> ;
_Ex:
accelerating force _.  ;
_Ex:
accelerating chamber _.  ;
_Ex:
accelerating capacity _.   ;
;
_Ex:
accelerating machine _. 
2> _.  ( );
_Ex:
accelerating wage rate -  

acceleration
1> ;
_Ex:
constant acceleration  ;
_Ex:
acceleration of gravity _.   ;
_Ex:
acceleration lag _.  ;
_Ex:
acceleration test _.      
2> _. ,  
3> _. _.     
     
4> _. 

acceleration coefficient
1> _.  , 

accelerative
1> ;
_Ex:
accelerative force _.  ;
_Ex:
accelerative chamber _.  ;
_Ex:
accelerative capacity _.   ;
;
_Ex:
accelerative machine _. 
2> _.  ( );
_Ex:
accelerative wage rate -  

accelerator
1> , ;
_Ex:
accelerator pedal _.  
2> _.  
3> _. 
4> _. 
5> _.  
6> ,  
7> _. ,  

accelerogram
1> _. ,  
2>  ()

accelerograph
1> ,    

accelerometer
1> _. 

accent
1> ;
_Ex:
to put the accent on the first syllable   
 
2>  
3> ; ;
_Ex:
to speak with a foreign accent   
;
_Ex:
to speak with a perfect accent  , 
 ;    
4>  
5>   ; 
6> ; ;
_Ex:
in the tender accents of love   
7> _. ;     -.;
_Ex:
to give accent to smth.  -.;
_Ex:
to put a considerable accent on good manners  
   
8> ,  ,  ;
_Ex:
the accent of Beethoven   

9> ;
_Ex:
a blue dress with white accents     
10> _. 
11> _.  
12> _. 
13>  ;   ;
_Ex:
to accent the first syllable     
14>   
15>  , 
16>  _. , ;
_Ex:
the President accented the gravity of the situation 
  
17> _. , 

accent lighting
1> _.  

accenter
1> _.  (Prunellidae fam.)
2>  

accentor
1> _.  (Prunellidae fam.)
2>  

accentual
1>   ; ; ;
_Ex:
accentual prosody  

accentuate
1>  
2>   
3> , ;
_Ex:
the dark frame accentuates the brightness of the picture
     
4> , ;
_Ex:
the problem is accentuated by a shortage of teachers 
 -  
5> _.      

accentuation
1>  
2>  , ; 
3> _.      

accentuator
1> _. ;   

accept
1> ;  ;
_Ex:
to accept a present  ;
_Ex:
to accept in deposit   ;
_Ex:
to accept bribes  ;
_Ex:
to accept equipment   
2> ;  ;
_Ex:
to accept office   ;
_Ex:
to accept the resignation of the cabinet  
;
_Ex:
to accept an offer  ;
_Ex:
he proposed and she accepted him   ,
  
3> , , ;
_Ex:
to accept smb.'s views  - ;
_Ex:
to accept smth. at its face-value  -. 
 ;
_Ex:
to accept as valid and binding _.  
 ;
_Ex:
he refused to accept the hypothesis   
 ;
_Ex:
the idea of universal education is widely accepted 
    
4> ;
_Ex:
the teacher won't accept your excuse   
 ;
_Ex:
to accept Catholicism   
5>   ;   -.;
_Ex:
to accept poor living conditions    
;
_Ex:
to accept the situation   
6>  (   . .);  -. 
 ;
_Ex:
they accepted her as one of the group    
 ;
_Ex:
he is accepted in this house     
7>  _. _. , ;
_Ex:
the report of the committee was accepted  
 ;
_Ex:
to accept the record _.  
8> _.  
9> _. , ; ;
_Ex:
this socket won't accept a three-pronged plug   
   
10> _.   

acceptability
1> 

acceptable
1> , ; ;
_Ex:
your work is not acceptable, do it again   
,  ;
_Ex:
the gift is very acceptable   
2> , 
3> ; ;
_Ex:
acceptable damage  
4> _.   

acceptance
1> ; ;
_Ex:
acceptance of an invitation  ;
_Ex:
speech of acceptance _.    
     ;
_Ex:
acceptance flight _. -  ;
_Ex:
acceptance pilot -;
_Ex:
acceptance trial _.  ;
_Ex:
acceptance sampling _.    

2> ; ;
_Ex:
to find acceptance  ;
_Ex:
acceptance of a theory   -. ;
_Ex:
to find market acceptance   
3> ,   
4> _. ; ;
_Ex:
acceptance general    -. 
5>   
6> _.  ( )

acceptancy
1> ; ;
_Ex:
to find acceptancy  ;
_Ex:
acceptancy of a theory   -. ;
_Ex:
to find market acceptancy   
2> ,   

acceptant
1> _. ;   -.

acceptation
1> ,   

accepted
1> ; ; ;
_Ex:
accepted definition  ;
_Ex:
accepted truth  ;
_Ex:
accepted pronunciation  

accepted pairing
1> "  ", ,  
 ,    

acceptee
1>  (   . .);  (  )

acceptive
1> _. = acceptable
2> _. ;
_Ex:
to be acceptive to smth.   -.
3> _.   

acceptor
1> ; _. 
2> _. 

access
1> ;
_Ex:
access to markets   ;
_Ex:
access to shelves      ;
_Ex:
on open access   ;
_Ex:
to have access to   ;
_Ex:
easy of access ;
_Ex:
difficult of access , 
2> ; ; ;
_Ex:
access door ; ;
_Ex:
access duct  ;
_Ex:
access gully _.   ;
_Ex:
access to the island   
3>  ( );  ;
_Ex:
access road  ;
_Ex:
access control  
4> _. ,  (,   . .);
_Ex:
access of grief  
5> , ;
_Ex:
access of tone  
6> _. , , ;
_Ex:
access and recess of the sea    
_Ex:
access of winter  
7> _.   ;
_Ex:
queued access   ;
_Ex:
random access  ;
_Ex:
sequential access  ;
_Ex:
zero access  ;
_Ex:
remote access ,  ;
_Ex:
direct memory access    ;
_Ex:
access right  ;
_Ex:
access address , ;
_Ex:
access control  ,  
8>    ;
_Ex:
access television ,   
  
9>    -.
10>    

access permit
1> _. ,  

access time
1> _.    
2> _.     

accessary
1>  _. , ;
_Ex:
accessary after the fact   
, , ;
_Ex:
accessary before the fact    ,
, 
2>  _. , , ;
_Ex:
accessary defenses _.  
;
3>  _. , ;
4>  _. 

accessibility
1> 
2> 
3> ,   ; ""
4> _.    
5> 

accessible
1> ; ;
_Ex:
accessible to all   
2>  (); ;
_Ex:
accessible to bribery , ;
_Ex:
he is not accessible to pity   
3> _.   

accession
1> ; 
2>  (   . .);
_Ex:
accession to the throne   ;
_Ex:
accession to manhood   ( )
3> (to) _. ;
_Ex:
accession to a treaty   
4> ; ; ;
_Ex:
accession catalogue   ;
_Ex:
accession book  ;
_Ex:
accession number  ;
_Ex:
the accession of new members   ;
   (   . .);
_Ex:
accession of territory  ;
_Ex:
list of accessions to the library   
 
5> _.  ()
6> _. _. ,  
7>    
8>    . .  

accessorial
1> , ;
_Ex:
accessorial services  ;
_Ex:
accessorial agreement _.  
2> _.  ( -. );
_Ex:
accessorial guilt   

accessorii
1> _pl.  accessorius

accessorius
1> _. ,  , ,  
. .

accessorize
1> _.  ,  ;
_Ex:
to accessorize an outfit with a matching hat  
       

accessory
1> _. , ;
_Ex:
accessory after the fact   
, , ;
_Ex:
accessory before the fact    ,
, 
2> , ;
_Ex:
dress accessories  ;
_Ex:
travel accessories  
3> 
4> ,  ,
;    ;
_Ex:
accessories for a car include the heater and radio 
     
5> _.    
6> _.  
7> , , ;
_Ex:
accessory material  ;
_Ex:
accessory work  ;
_Ex:
accessory defenses _.  
;
_Ex:
accessory buds _.  ;
_Ex:
accessory fruit _.  
8> , ;
_Ex:
accessory characters _.   ;
_Ex:
accessory genitals _.   
9> _. 
10> _. 

acciaccatura
1> _. ,  

accidence
1> _. 
2> ,  

accident
1>  ; ; ;
_Ex:
railway accident  ;
_Ex:
fatal accident     ;
_Ex:
industrial accident    ;
_Ex:
accident frequency rate _.  
;
_Ex:
accident hospital  ;
_Ex:
accident insurance    ;
_Ex:
accident prevention  ; 
 ;
_Ex:
accident preventatives  ;
_Ex:
to have an accident   , -
;  ;
_Ex:
to get back without accident  
2> , ;
_Ex:
pure accident  ;
_Ex:
accident measures _.   ;
_Ex:
by accident , ;
_Ex:
we met by accident rather than by design  
 ,  ;
_Ex:
nothing was left to accident   ,
   
3> _.  ;  
4> _. ,  , 
5> _. ,    

_Id:
accidents will happen in the best regulated families 
;    

accident boat
1> _.   

accident severity rate
1>  -,  - 


accident-prone
1> ;   ;
_Ex:
he is accident-prone    - 
2> , 
3>      
 ( )

accidental
1>  ;  
2> _.  
3> _.   
4>  ,   
5> _.   (, )
6> , ;
_Ex:
accidental coincidence  ;
_Ex:
accidental meeting  ;
_Ex:
accidental president -,   
     ;
_Ex:
accidental discharge _.  ;
_Ex:
accidental cover _. ,  
7> , ; , ;
_Ex:
accidental benefits  ; ;
_Ex:
accidental colour  ;
_Ex:
songs are essentially accidental to Shakespeare's plays
      
8> _. , ,   
 

accidentalism
1>   
2> _. 

accidentally
1> ; ,  

accidented
1> _. , ; , , 

accidie
1> _. , 
2> _. ; 

accipiter
1> _. ,  (Accipiter gen.)

accipitral, accipitrine
1> _. ;    (Accipitridae
fam.)
2> , 

acclaim
1> ,    ; 

2> ,   -.;  -.;
_Ex:
to acclaim the winner   
3> ;
_Ex:
to acclaim smb. (the) winner 
-. ;
_Ex:
they acclaimed him as the best writer of the year 
    
4> _.      

acclamation
1> ,  ;  ;
_Ex:
acclamations of the multitude   ;
_Ex:
to hail with acclamations   

2>  (, )   ,
  . .;
_Ex:
passed by acclamation     
 ;
_Ex:
the chairman was elected by acclamation  
     
3> _.  
4> _. , 

acclamatory
1> ;
_Ex:
acclamatory shouts  

acclimatation
1> _. 

acclimate
1> _. ;
_Ex:
to acclimate oneself to the surroundings 
()   
2> _. ;
_Ex:
these roses do not easily acclimate    
  

acclimation
1> _. 

acclimatization
1> 

acclimatize
1> ;
_Ex:
to acclimatize oneself to the surroundings 
()   
2> ;
_Ex:
these roses do not easily acclimatize   
   

acclivitous
1> ,  

acclivity
1>  

acclivous
1> ,  

accolade
1> , ,    ;
_Ex:
the play received accolades from the press  
   
2> _.  (   )
3> _. 

accommodate
1> ;
_Ex:
to accommodate oneself to smth.   -.;
_Ex:
to accommodate oneself to smb.   -.
2>  ; , ;
_Ex:
to accommodate for the night  ; 
 ;
_Ex:
to be well accommodated  ,   
3>  (  . .);
_Ex:
the hotel accommodates hundred guests   
  ;
_Ex:
will this elevator accommodate 10 people?   
  ?
4>  ()
5> ( with) ; ; ;
_Ex:
to accommodate smb. with a loan  -. ,
 -. 
6> ,  ;
_Ex:
to accommodate a client  
7> ;  (, );
_Ex:
to accommodate opinions  ;
_Ex:
to accommodate differences  ;
_Ex:
to accommodate a dispute  
8>  _.  ;  
9> , 
10> _.  ( )

accommodating
1> 
2> , ;
_Ex:
in an accommodating spirit   

accommodation
1>  ()
2> _. , ;   ; ;
_Ex:
furnished accommodations  ;
_Ex:
hotel accommodation   ;
_Ex:
accommodation allowance  , ;
_Ex:
wanted accommodation for a married couple with small children
in London        
 ;
_Ex:
hotel accommodation was scarce    
 ,     ;
_Ex:
can we find accommodation at the hotel for the night? 
       ?
_Ex:
what kind of accommodation can you get in this city?  
     ?
3>  
4> _.  ( ,    . .);
_Ex:
the book accommodations on the train    
5> ; ;  ;
_Ex:
to come to an accommodation ;   
6> ;
_Ex:
for your accommodation   
7>  
8> _. , ;  ( 
 )
9> _. 
10> _.  
11> _.  ()

