restricted
1> , 
_Ex:
restricted diet  
_Ex:
restricted application  
_Ex:
restricted article   ( 
  )
_Ex:
restricted front _.   
_Ex:
restricted war _.  
_Ex:
the decision had a restricted effect  
 (  )
2>    , .  
_Ex:
a restricted neighbourhood   
_Ex:
restricted hotel     ,
   
3>  (   . .);  

_Ex:
restricted publication    ""
("  ", "  ")

restricted area
1>     
2> . _.     
3> _.  

restrictee
1> _. ,    , ,
  

restriction
1> 
_Ex:
without restriction  
_Ex:
restrictions on the sale of liquor   
 
_Ex:
to impose (to place) restrictions on smth.  
 -.
_Ex:
to lift restrictions  
_Ex:
restriction to limits (to quarters) _.  
 ;  
2> , ;   
3> _.  ( )

restriction enzyme
1> _.  ()

restrictive
1> 
_Ex:
restrictive condition  
_Ex:
restrictive particles _.  
2> 
_Ex:
restrictive speed  
3>  ( )
4>  . . .:  

restrictive trade practice
1> _.   

restring
1>  (, )
2> 
_Ex:
to restring pearls  

restructure
1> 

result
1> , ; 
_Ex:
football results  ()   
_Ex:
without result 
_Ex:
as a result of  
_Ex:
in the result   
_Ex:
to obtain good results   
_Ex:
to yield results  
_Ex:
to give out the results (of a competition)  
()
_Ex:
the work led to no result   
()
_Ex:
his limp is the result of a car accident   
,     
2> _. , ; 
3> (from) ,    (-.);

_Ex:
obligations that result from the clause ,
    
_Ex:
nothing has resulted from my efforts    
 
_Ex:
the goal resulted from a misunderstanding between two
defenders    - ,    
  
4> (in)  (-.),  ()  (-.)
_Ex:
to result in a win _.  
_Ex:
heavy rains resulted in floods    

_Ex:
the talks have resulted in a lessening of tension 
   
5> _. _.    

resultant
1> _. ,  
2> _. 
3> _.  
4> (from)   ,  
_Ex:
resultant from a mistaken policy   
5> _. , 
6> _. ; 

resume
1> ,  ;  
_Ex:
to resume a territory    
_Ex:
to resume one's courage   
_Ex:
he resumed his seat     ()  
2> , 
_Ex:
to resume work  () 
_Ex:
to resume a story   
_Ex:
to resume one's duties after an absence   
 
_Ex:
the House resumed yesterday    
 
_Ex:
to resume a game _.  
_Ex:
to resume fire _.  
_Ex:
well, to resume , 
3>  , 
_Ex:
a book which resumes all his views ,  
   
4> ; ; 
5> , 
6>   (  
)

resumption
1> ;  
_Ex:
they aimed at the resumption of their lost supremacy 
     ()
2> 
_Ex:
resumption of a trial   ( )
_Ex:
resumption of hostilities   

resumptive
1> , 
_Ex:
resumptive statement  

resupinate
1> _. 

resupine
1> _.   ;  

resupply
1>  
2> ()
3> _.  (  )
_Ex:
resupply airfield  
4>  _.  

resurectionary
1> ; 
2>    

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

resurge
1> _. , 
2>  

resurgence
1> , 
_Ex:
the resurgence of militarism  

resurgent
1> _. ;   
2> ; ; 
_Ex:
resurgent hopes  
_Ex:
resurgent nationalism  ( )

_Ex:
the pain may still be resurgent    
3> ,   

resurrect
1> ; 
_Ex:
to resurrect recollections  
_Ex:
to resurrect an ancient custom   
_Ex:
slavery cannot be resurrected    
2> ; 
_Ex:
the dawn resurrected and awoke the birds   
 
3> _.  
4> 
_Ex:
my dog resurrected an old bone in the garden  
    
5>  ,   . .
_Ex:
to resurrect an old word  

resurrection
1>  ( )
_Ex:
the R. _.  ;   (
 )
2> , 
_Ex:
resurrection of hope  
_Ex:
the resurrection of militarism  
3> 
_Ex:
resurrection to health  
4> _.  

resurrectionism
1>    
2> _.  

resurrectionist
1> _.  
2> ,   , 
_Ex:
a resurrectionist of obsolete theories  


resuscitate
1> , ,   ; 
_Ex:
to resuscitate those who have been nearly drowned 
(  ) 
_Ex:
to resuscitate from apparent death   
 
2> , ;   

resuscitation
1> , ;   ; 
 
_Ex:
resuscitation of a controversy   

ret
1> _-.  (, )

retail
1>  
_Ex:
at retail  
_Ex:
to sell by retail   
2>  
3> 
_Ex:
retail trade  
_Ex:
retail price  
4>      
( )
5>  
_Ex:
to sell retail   
6>   
7>   
_Ex:
these shoes retail at (for) $21 a pair    
 21 
8> , 
_Ex:
to retail gossip  
_Ex:
before you know where you are, your confidences will be
retailed to half the street      ,
      

retailer
1>  ; 
2> ,  (. a retailer of gossip)

retailment
1>  
2> , 

retain
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
a dyke to retain the waters    
_Ex:
this vessel won't retain water    
_Ex:
to retain in custody _.    ( )
2> 
_Ex:
to retain the use of one's faculties  

_Ex:
to retain the power  
_Ex:
to retain control over smth.    -.
_Ex:
to retain hold of smth.  -.
_Ex:
to retain a hold   ()
_Ex:
to retain a hold on smb.'s affection  
-. 
_Ex:
he still retains his sight    
_Ex:
the hills, the forests and the rivers still retain their
old Celtic names ,       
 
3> ,   
_Ex:
I cannot retain these distinctions    
 
4> ,  (. )

retained object
1> _.      

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

retaining
1> ; 
_Ex:
retaining bandage _.  
_Ex:
retaining device _. ,  
_Ex:
retaining wall _.  
_Ex:
retaining party _.  
_Ex:
retaining fee   

retake
1>  ; 
2>  
3>  ,   
_Ex:
she retook her place at the table    
  
_Ex:
expectations retook possession of her heart  
   
_Ex:
to retake the kick   ()
4> _. _. 

retaken
1> _p-p.  retake

retaliate
1>    (); 
_Ex:
to retaliate upon the enemy  () ;
  
_Ex:
to retaliate an insult    
_Ex:
if we are attacked, we shall retaliate    ,
   
_Ex:
if we raise our import duties, they may retaliate against us
    ,    
  
_Ex:
he retaliated by kicking the other boy    
 
2> (upon)   
_Ex:
to retaliate an accusation (upon smb.)  
 (-.)
3>  

retaliation
1> , , 
_Ex:
massive retaliation _.   ,
 
_Ex:
in retaliation for smth.    -.
2> ,  

retaliatory
1> 
_Ex:
retaliatory blow  
_Ex:
retaliatory raid _.   
_Ex:
retaliatory weapon     
_Ex:
retaliatory missiles   
2> , 
_Ex:
retaliatory policy  
_Ex:
retaliatory tariff  

retard
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
retard of the tide (of high water) _.  
_Ex:
to be in retard 
2> _. _. 
3> , 
_Ex:
to retard development  
_Ex:
I was retarded by a visitor   
4> _. , 

retardation
1> ; 
2> _. 
3> ; 
4> _. ,   
5>   
6>  
7> ; 
_Ex:
retardation coil _. 

retarded
1> 
_Ex:
retarded action  
2> 
_Ex:
retarded ignition _.    
3> , 
4> _. ;  

retardee
1> _. _. 

retarder
1> ; 
_Ex:
a retarder of progress    
2> _. , 

retarding
1> ; 
_Ex:
retarding torque _.  

retardment
1> ; 
2> _. 
3> ; 
4> _. ,   
5>   
6>  
7> ; 
_Ex:
retardment coil _. 

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

retch
1>   ; 
2> ,  ( )
_Ex:
it makes me retch    

rete
1> . _.  (   . .)
2> . _. 

retel
1>    (  )

retell
1> 
_Ex:
Greek myths retold fot children    
 
2> 

retention
1> , ; 
_Ex:
the retention of power  () 
_Ex:
retention of snow _-. 
2>  ,  (. the faculty of
retention)
_Ex:
retention of auditory material   ;
   
3> _. , 
_Ex:
retention of urine  
4> _.     
5> _.  

retention rate
1> _. _.     
  ;  

retentive
1> ; 
_Ex:
retentive soil    , 

_Ex:
retentive of ,  
_Ex:
retentive of moisture  
2> ,  ( )
3> _. ,   

retentivity
1> _.  
2> _.   ( )

retest
1> _.    

rethink
1> ;  
_Ex:
a rethink of policy  
2>  ;   ,  
. .

rethreshing
1> _-.  

retia
1> _pl.  rete

retiarii
1> _pl.  retiarius

retiarius
1>    (  ); 

reticence
1> ; 
2> 
_Ex:
noble reticence of colour   
_Ex:
he spoke without any reticence    

3> ; 
_Ex:
his reticences are more revealing than his speech  
 
4> _. 

reticent
1> ; 
_Ex:
to be very reticent about (on) smth.  -.,
  -.
2> 

reticle
1> ,   ( )

reticula
1> _pl.  reticulum

reticular
1> 
2> 

reticulate
1>   
2>   

reticulated
1> 
_Ex:
reticulated masonry _.   

reticulation
1>  
2> _.  
3> _. 

reticule
1> , 
2> ,   ( )

reticulose
1> _. , 

reticulum
1> _. ;  
2> _. ,    

retiform
1> _.   , ; 

retimber
1> _. 

retimbering
1> _.  

retime
1> _.  ; 
2> _.     

retina
1> _. ,  ,  ()

retinae
1> _pl.  retina

retinal
1> _.    

retinoid
1> _. , 

retinol
1> _. 

retinue
1> , ; 
2> 

retiracy
1> _. 
_Ex:
to seek retiracy  
2> _.   ,     

retiral
1> _. 
2> _.   ;   ,  

retire
1> , 
_Ex:
to retire from the room   
_Ex:
to retire from sight   
_Ex:
as science advances, superstition retires   
  
2>  
_Ex:
to retire to bed (to rest, for the night)  ,
  
_Ex:
we soon retired    
3> _. 
_Ex:
we retired to prepared positions behind the river  
     
4> _.  (  . .)
_Ex:
to retire a weapon  ()  
_Ex:
the French retired their heavy guns   

5>  ;   
_Ex:
to retire on a pension   
_Ex:
he retired from his post before the normal age   
  ,    
6> _.  ;  ( )
_Ex:
the batsman retired hurt     - 
7>   ;   
8> 
_Ex:
to retire from the world   
_Ex:
to retire into oneself   
9> _.   
10> _. ,  ()
11>  . . .: 
_Ex:
to sound the retire _.   ;  

retired
1>   ; ;  ;   
_Ex:
retired officer   
_Ex:
retired civil servant    
2>   , 
_Ex:
retired list  ,   
_Ex:
retired pay  ,    (
); 
3> ;  ( )
_Ex:
retired life  
_Ex:
retired village  
_Ex:
my retired walks   
4> , 

retiree
1> ; ,   
2> _. _. ;   

retirement
1> 
2>      
_Ex:
retirement allowance (benefit)  (   )
_Ex:
retirement age  
_Ex:
disability retirement     
_Ex:
a retirement from political life   

_Ex:
to be in retirement   
_Ex:
to go into retirement  ()  
3> ,  
_Ex:
retirement from the world   
_Ex:
to go into retirement    (   . .)
4> _.   
5> _.  
6> _.   
7> _. ,  ()
8>    (  . .)
_Id:
jury's retirement _.    

retirement community
1>     

retiring
1> , 
_Ex:
an exceedingly modest and retiring man  
  
2>   
_Ex:
to be of a retiring disposition    ,
 
3> 
_Ex:
retiring allowance (pay) ,   
 
_Ex:
retiring pension  (     )

retiring-room
1> _. ,  

retold
1> _p.  _p-p.  retell

retook
1> _p.  retake

retool
1> ,   

retorsion
1> _.  (  )
_Ex:
act of retorsion  

retort
1> ;  
_Ex:
the courteous retort  
_Ex:
in retort  ;  
_Ex:
a retort against the new proposal   

_Ex:
to make an insolent retort  
2>  ,  
3>    
4>   ;    ,
  ;     
_Ex:
to retort an argument against smb.  -.  

5> 
_Ex:
to retort a charge  
6> _. 
7> _. 
8> _. _.  
9> _.   

retorted
1> , ;  
2> 
_Ex:
retorted abuse  

retorting
1> _. ,   
2> _.   

