roughly
1> ; 
_Ex:
roughly painted  
2> 
_Ex:
to treat smb. roughly    -.
3> 
_Ex:
roughly speaking 
_Ex:
roughly 20 per cent  20 
_Ex:
to estimate smth. roughly  -. 

roughneck
1> _. ; , 
2> _. _.    

roughness
1> 
2>  ()
3>   (-.)
4>  (, )
5>  ()
6>  ()
7> ,   ()
8>  (, )
9> , , 

roughrider
1> 
2>  
3>  
4> (R.) _. _.    ;
-

roughshod
1>    ( )
2>    
_Ex:
a tyrant's roughshod rule   
_Id:
to ride roughshod over smb.  
()  -.,  -.; 
-. 

roulade
1> _. 

rouleau
1>  ()
2>  
3> _.    

roulette
1>  ( )
2> _. 

Roumanian
1> ; 
_Ex:
the Roumanians _. 
2>  
3> 

round
1> 
_Ex:
this earthly round 
2>  
3> , ,   
4>  (  . .)
_Ex:
a round of toast 
_Ex:
two rounds of ham and one of beef    
   
5> , 
_Ex:
to dance in a round    ( )
6>  ; ; 
_Ex:
the earth's yearly round   
7> 
_Ex:
doctor's round   
_Ex:
the night watchman makes his rounds every hour  
   
_Ex:
to go (to make) the round of  
8> _.  
9> , 
_Ex:
to make a round of the country    
10> ; ; 
_Ex:
the daily round  
_Ex:
a round of pleasures  
_Ex:
a round of duties  
_Ex:
to make a round of visits   
_Ex:
the whole round of knowledge   
11> , 
_Ex:
second round   (  . .)
12> ,  ()
13> ,  ()
_Ex:
a round of politicians   
14> ;  
15> ,       (  . .)
16> (the round)  
17>   
18>   
_Ex:
they had another round     
_Ex:
this round is on me    ( )
19> _. , ;  
_Ex:
to have a round of cards    
20>  ()
21> ,  ()
22> _. ; 
_Ex:
round of ammunition ,  
23>  (  . .)
_Ex:
a round of cheers  , 
24>   ()
25> _. 
_Ex:
ballistic round  
26> _.  
_Id:
honour round _.  
_Id:
to go (to make) the round of  (   . .);
    
_Id:
the news quickly went the round of the village 
  
_Id:
in the round ;    ; 
  
27> ; , 
_Ex:
as round as a ball   
_Ex:
the round world  
_Ex:
round hand (text)  ; _.  
_Ex:
round shoulders (back) 
_Ex:
round brackets  
_Ex:
round timber _. 
_Ex:
round arch _.  
28> , ,   
_Ex:
round cheeks  
_Ex:
round arms  
29> 
_Ex:
round game   ,      
_Ex:
round towel   
30> ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
his year's profit was about $5000 as a round figure 
    5000 
31>  ( )
_Ex:
a round figure   (- )
_Ex:
a round guess   ,  
32> ,   ( )
33> _-. ;   
_Ex:
a round ton  ,   
_Ex:
round dozen  
34> , ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
a good round sum  () 
_Ex:
at a good round price   
35> ,  ( )
_Ex:
round pace  
_Ex:
at a round trot  
36> , , ,  ( , )
37> ,  ( )
38> , , , 
_Ex:
round style  
39> ;  ( , )
40> ,  (   . .)
41>  ,   ;
 ( )
42> , ; ; 
_Ex:
round unvarnished tale  ; -
_Ex:
round oath  
_Ex:
to scold smb. in round terms  -.,  
 
_Ex:
she tells you home truths in the roundest manner  
  ()  
43> _.  ( )
44>  ( )
45>  ( )
_Id:
a round O ;
() 
_Id:
a round peg in a square hole, a square peg in a round hole
    
_Id:
round dealing _.   (- )
46>     ,    

_Ex:
to go round in a circle   
_Ex:
to run round   
_Ex:
to go round and round , 
_Ex:
the wheels went (turned) round   ()
47>    -. ( ),  
  -, -
_Ex:
to hand (to pass) smth. round    ( 
. .)
_Ex:
to deal round  ()
_Ex:
there is not enough to go round    ; 
  
48>    -.   ;
   -  .
_Ex:
hand the papers round   () 
_Ex:
the news was soon carried round  

_Ex:
a money subscription is going round   
 
49>     ,  , ;
   
_Ex:
don't come across, come round   ,  
( ,  )
_Ex:
a (long) way round  
_Ex:
he took a long way round    
50>    ,  
_Ex:
from every village round    
_Ex:
what are you hanging round for? _.   
 ()?
51>       
,     . . ;  . 

_Ex:
all the country round   
_Ex:
all round, right round ,  
_Ex:
there were blossoming shrubs all round   

_Ex:
a garden with a wall all (right) round ,  
  
_Ex:
a room hung round with pictures ,  
_Ex:
the peddler went round with his goods   
            . .
52>    ,   . . 
_Ex:
to conduct smb. round  -.  ,   . .
_Ex:
let's go into town and look round (have a look round)
      
53>       
 ;   

_Ex:
everyone turned round  
_Ex:
turn your chair round and face me     
 
_Ex:
the wind has gone round to the north    
54>    ,    . .
_Ex:
to talk smb. round  -.
_Ex:
to come round to smb.'s opinion  
-. ,   -.
_Ex:
we soon won him round    () 
  
55> _.    -.   -., 
-. -.
_Ex:
to ask smb. round for the evening  -. 

_Ex:
to bring smb. round  -.  
_Ex:
I'll call round at eight    
_Ex:
send round for the doctor ()  
_Ex:
come round and see me ()  
_Ex:
what will this year bring round?    ?
56>      ,  
_Ex:
the town walls are 3000 yards round    3000
  
_Ex:
her waist measures are thirty inches round   
 
57>      :  
_Ex:
for a mile round   
58>    -.  
 : , 
_Ex:
winter came round  ()  
59>        

_Ex:
he worked the whole year round    () 
60> _. _.     -.:
, 
_Ex:
it happened somewhere round there   - 
_Ex:
the child played round   - 
61>  
_Ex:
round about , ; ; ,  
;  ,  ;   
_Ex:
they worked in the villages round about   
 
_Ex:
they turned round about and left    
_Ex:
to go round about to a place  -.  
( )
_Ex:
he came round about and slowly to these conclusions  
        
_Id:
taken all round  ,  
_Id:
taking it all round     ;  
 
_Id:
to argue round and round    ; 
  
_Id:
to bring smb. round  -.   (
)
_Id:
to come round    ( ) ( );

_Id:
to sleep the clock round  ;  
.  .   
62> ,  
_Ex:
amazement rounded her eyes     
63> , 
_Ex:
the little green apples grew and rounded and yellowed
   ,   
64> _.  ()
65>  ()
66> , ,  ( )
67> , ; 
_Ex:
to round a phrase  
68> (into) ,  
_Ex:
a boy rounds into manhood   
69> (into) ,  (-.)
_Ex:
the talk rounded into a plan   

70> ,  
_Ex:
to round a bend  () 
_Ex:
to round (the) mark   "" ( )
_Ex:
the ship rounded the cape   
_Ex:
to round a corner   
71> _. (on, upon) ,   -.;
  
_Ex:
it took me by surprise to be rounded on in that way  
 ,     
_Ex:
his companion rounded on him with a torrent of abusive
language      
72> _. (on, upon)  ( -.)
73> _. , ,  (-.)
74>   ()
75> _. 
76> _. 
_Ex:
he rounded to look at me  ,  
 
_Ex:
to round on one's heel   ( -.) 
77> _.   
78>     -.   
: 
_Ex:
to row round the island    
_Ex:
the Moon revolves (turns) round the Earth  
 
_Ex:
the wheel goes round an axle    
_Ex:
look round you   ()
79>    ;   
 -
_Ex:
to go round an obstacle  
_Ex:
her arm went round the child   
_Ex:
round the corner  ;  
_Ex:
a store round the corner   
_Ex:
to turn round the corner  (, )
 
80>     : 
_Ex:
they did not sail across the bay, but went round it 
    ,   
81>     : , 
_Ex:
the children were sitting round the table  
 
_Ex:
she had a necklace round her neck      
82>   _.   , ,
 : 
_Ex:
it's somewhere round here  -  
_Ex:
farms round Cleveland    
_Ex:
there was a crowd round the church    
83>   ( all round)   
 ,   : ; 
_Ex:
the toys were round the room    
 
_Ex:
the shells were bursting all round us    
  
84>     -. : 
_Ex:
blood circulates round the body   
 
_Ex:
to hawk one's wares round the streets  
85>    ,   . .
_Ex:
to go round the house  () 
_Ex:
to take (to show, to walk) smb. round the town 
-. 
_Ex:
they went round the museum   
86>    , : 
_Ex:
she measures 70 cm round the waist    70 
87>        

_Ex:
he worked round the day    
88>     ,  
. .: 
_Ex:
it will be somewhere round a hundred pounds   
  
89>     : 
_Ex:
round midday  
_Ex:
round 1960   1960 
90>  
_Ex:
to write an article round smth.    
-.,    -. 
91>  
_Ex:
round about , ;   ; ; ,

_Ex:
go round about the house   
_Ex:
the children danced round about the Christmas-tree 
  
_Ex:
the shells were bursting round about him   

_Ex:
the enemy took up positions round about the city 
   
_Ex:
round about midday  
_Id:
round the clock  ; 
_Id:
he slept round the clock   () 
_Id:
to come (to get, to go) round smb.  (,
) -.
_Id:
to argue round (and round) a subject   
-.;    
92> _.   
_Ex:
to round smb. in the ear  -.  

round dance
1> ;  
2> ,       (  . .)

round down
1>  ()  

round eye
1> _. _. _. "",  (  
  )

round file
1> _. ()    

round game
1> ,      ( )

round in
1> _. , 
2>  ();  ()

round lot
1> _.  (  ,   
 )

round off
1> 
_Ex:
to round off rough corners   
_Ex:
take a piece of sandpaper and round off the edges of the
frame       
2> 
_Ex:
113572 rounded off to three decimals becomes 11357 
113572,  11357
3> ( with) , 
_Ex:
to round off negotiations  
_Ex:
to round off the day's outing with a visit to the theatre
    
_Ex:
the somewhat abstract description is rounded off with a
number of examples    
    
_Ex:
to round off the argument with the repetition of the main
idea   ,   

round out
1> , ,  
2> , ,  
3> 
_Ex:
he had rounded out  
4> , 
_Ex:
the inquiry was rounding itself out  
 
5> 
_Ex:
to round out rough corners   
_Ex:
take a piece of sandpaper and round out the edges of the
frame       
6> 
_Ex:
113572 rounded off to three decimals becomes 11357 
113572,  11357
7> ( with) , 
_Ex:
to round out negotiations  
_Ex:
to round out the day's outing with a visit to the theatre
    
_Ex:
the somewhat abstract description is rounded off with a
number of examples    
    
_Ex:
to round out the argument with the repetition of the main
idea   ,   
8> rounding out      
_Ex:
the original scheme has now been rounded out with ideas from
his colleagues    
       

round robin
1> ,      (
  ,   )
2> _.    
3>       
_Id:
round robin test   ();
  ()

round shot
1> _. _.  

round steak
1>    ( )

round table
1> " ",    , ,
  . .
2> (R.T.) _.   ( )

round trip
1> ,   . .
2>    
_Ex:
round trip ticket    
_Ex:
round trip flight     
3> _.     
4> _.  - 

round up
1>  ();  ()
2>  ()
3>    ; 
_Ex:
round up all the guests and take them into the garden 
      
_Ex:
round up the rest of the committee   
 
4> ;  
_Ex:
to round up a gang of street roughs   

round-arm
1> _.      
( )

round-backed
1> 

round-bottomed
1>  ( )

round-ended
1>   

round-eyed
1>    
_Ex:
she was staring in round-eyed wonder    
 

round-faced
1> 

round-headed
1>    
2> (R.) _. , 
3> _.    (   . .)
4> _. 

round-off
1> _.      90 

round-shouldered
1> 

round-table
1>    
_Ex:
round-table conference   

round-the-clock
1> 
_Ex:
to get round-the-clock protection   


round-the-cover fire
1> _.   - 

round-top
1> _. 

round-up
1>   (   . .)
2> _.  
3> ; 
_Ex:
a round-up of criminals   
4> 
_Ex:
a round-up of old friends   
5>  
_Ex:
press round-up  
_Ex:
sport's round-up   
6> _. 
7>  ()  

roundabout
1> 
2>  
3> 
4> _.    
5> _.  
6>   (  . .)
7>      
8>  
_Id:
what you lose on the swings you make (up) on the roundabouts
   ,   
9> ; ; 
_Ex:
to hear of smth. in a roundabout way   -. 

_Ex:
roundabout system of traffic   
 
10> 
11> , 

roundabout jacket
1> _.  

rounded
1> ;   .
_Ex:
rounded back _.  

roundel
1> , 
2> _. 
3> _.   
4>      
5>    
6>  

roundelay
1>    
2> _.  ;  (  . .)
3> 

rounder
1> _. _. , 
_Ex:
nightclub rounders   
2> , 
3> ,   (,   . .)
4> (R.) -,  
5>  ()
6> _. ,   
7> _. ,      
8>    :  -

_Ex:
a six-rounder    

rounders
1>  

roundfish
1>   ( )

roundhand
1>  ( )

Roundhead
1> _. , 

roundhouse
1> _.  
2> _.  
3> _.  
4> _. 
5> _. _.  

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

roundish
1> 

roundlet
1>  , ; 

roundly
1> 
2> , 
_Ex:
tell him roundly of his faults     

3> , 
_Ex:
he was roundly rebuked    
_Ex:
he was roundly cursed  ,    
4> , , 
5> , 
_Ex:
to reckon roundly with smb.    -.,
 -.
6> ,  

roundridge
1> _-.  

roundsman
1>  ,    
2> _.  

roundstone
1> () 

roundworms
1> _pl. _.  (Ascaridae)

rouse
1>  
2> _. , 
3> ,  ()
4> (. rouse up) , 
_Ex:
I was roused by the ringing of the bell   
_Ex:
to rouse the camp    
5> 
6> , 
_Ex:
to rouse to action   ,  
_Ex:
to rouse oneself ,    (
),  
_Ex:
he wants rousing  ,   
7>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to rouse interest  
8> , , 
_Ex:
he is terrifying when he is roused    
9> ,  (.    )
10> _. _.   ; ,

11> _.  , 
12> _. , 
_Ex:
to take one's rouse 
13>  (  . .)

rouse-about
1> _.   (  )

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

rousing
1> , 
_Ex:
rousing speech  
_Ex:
rousing cheers  
2> 
_Ex:
rousing welcome  () 
3> _. ,  ( )
4>  ( )
5>  (   . .)

Rousseauist
1>  ( ..)
2>      

roussette
1> _.   (Scyliorhinus)

roust
1> _. ; , 
2> _. , ; 
3> _. ,  (. roust up)
4> _.    (. roust out)
_Ex:
the sound of a boad rousted him out    
 

roustabout
1> _.  ( , , )
2> _.   
3> _.  
4>    

rout
1>  , 
2> , 
3> _.   ( -. )
4> , , 
5> ;  ; 
_Ex:
the rout of series of books and pamphlets on the war 
     
6> 
7> ,  
8> , 
_Ex:
charging tanks put the infantry to rout  
 
9>  
_Ex:
the retreat bacame a rout   
 
10>  
11>   
12> ,  (  . .)
13> , ,  (. rout out)
_Ex:
she routed in a drawer and came back with thread and needle
         
14>    (. rout out)
_Ex:
to rout smb. out of his bed  -.  
_Ex:
we were routed out before daylight for passport examination
     
15> , 
_Ex:
to rout smb. out of home  -.  

route
1> 
_Ex:
bus route  
2> , , 
_Ex:
the shortest route  
_Ex:
the great trade routes   
_Ex:
two-way route     ()
_Ex:
air routes   ()
_Ex:
route award    
_Ex:
en route  ,  ,  
_Ex:
a stopover in Smolensk en route to Moscow  
    
3> , 
_Ex:
a route to peace   ,    
4> _.   
_Ex:
to get the route    
5> _. 
_Ex:
route step   (  )
_Ex:
route column  
_Ex:
route formation (order)  
_Ex:
route map  
_Ex:
route march  , () 
6>  ,   . .
_Ex:
a newspaper route   
7> _. _.  ( )
_Id:
all-red route  ,  
  
_Id:
route sheet    
8>    
_Ex:
we were routed to France by way of Dover   
  
9>  
10> _.    
_Ex:
letters routed via Singapore ,  


routeman
1> ;  
2>    

router
1> _. - 
2> _.  

routes of approach
1> _. 

routes of communication
1> ;  

routh
1> _. 

routine
1>  ;  ; 

_Ex:
the day's routine  
_Ex:
the routine of business   
_Ex:
the matter-of-fact routine of the hospital  

_Ex:
to do smth. as a matter of routine  -. 
 
_Ex:
routine in barracks _.    
2>    
_Ex:
this is just routine   
3> , 
4> _.  (  . .)
_Ex:
a breath-taking routine on a tight-rope 
 
5> (),  ()
6>    
7> _. ()   
8> ;   
_Ex:
routine question ,  ,   ,
 
_Ex:
routine correspondence   
_Ex:
routine duties   
9> ; 
10> _. 
_Ex:
routine duty  
_Ex:
routine order  
_Ex:
routine soldier 

routineer
1> 

routinely
1>  ,  
2> , 
3>   
4> 

routing
1> , 
2> _.  ; ; 
3>    
4> _.    

routinist
1> 

roux
1>    (,   )

rove
1> () , 
_Ex:
to be on the rove , 
2> _-.  ,  
3> ,   
_Ex:
to rove the streets   
_Ex:
to rove in every land  ,    
_Ex:
he saw the searchlights roving the sky  , 
  
4>  ( , )
_Ex:
his eyes roved over the pictures     
_Ex:
his mind roved back to his youth    
 
5>     ,  
6> _. 
7> _. 
8>    (  . .)
9> _.   
10> _p.  _p-p.  reeve

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

roving
1> , , 
2>      
3> , , 
_Ex:
roving life   
_Ex:
roving agent  (),    
 (   )
_Ex:
roving correspondent  
_Ex:
roving commission  ; , 
 
_Ex:
roving bomber _.  
_Ex:
roving guard _.  ;  
_Ex:
roving gun _.  
4>  (   . .)
_Ex:
roving thoughts  
_Ex:
roving affections   
5> _. 

roving ambassador
1>    

row
1> 
_Ex:
a row of trees  
_Ex:
a row of soldiers  
_Ex:
a row of figures  ;  
_Ex:
in a row  
2> 
_Ex:
to utter rows of platitudes   
3>  (   . .)
_Ex:
front row of the stalls   
_Ex:
in rows 
4>  ; , 
5> _.  , 
_Ex:
doctors' row   ,   

6> _.  ( )
_Ex:
which row are you going to have a room in?   
   ?
7> _-. ; ; 
8>  (, )
_Id:
to have a long (a hard, a stiff) row to hoe _. 
  
_Id:
to hoe one's own row _.   ; 
   
_Id:
to be at the end of (one's) row _.   
_Id:
it does not amount to a row of beans _.   
( )  
9> _.   ;   ( row up)
10> 
11>   
_Ex:
to go for a row   
12>    
_Ex:
a long row    
13> 
_Ex:
to row a boat   
_Ex:
to row against the wind   
_Ex:
they rowed forty (strokes) to the minute   
 ()  
14>      (. to row a race)
_Ex:
to row against smb.  ( -.)   
_Ex:
Cambridge rowed against Oxford  
      

_Ex:
to row for smb.     (
-. )
_Ex:
I row for Cambridge      
 
_Ex:
he rows No.5 in the Oxford crew     5
      
15>   
_Ex:
to row smb. across a river  () -. 
  
16>     ( )
_Ex:
the barge rows twenty oars     
17> ,    ( ,  )
_Id:
to row against the wind (against the stream, against the
flood, against the tide)    ,
   ;   
_Id:
to row in the same (in one) boat  
( -.),    ( -.)
_Id:
to row smb. up _. _.  -.  
_Id:
to row smb. up Salt River _. _. "" -. 
,  -. 
18> _. , 
_Ex:
to make a row, to kick up a row  , ;
 
_Ex:
what's the row?   ?
19>  , 
_Ex:
to have a row with smb.  ()  -.
20> , 
_Ex:
street row  
21> , 
_Ex:
to get into a row  
22> _. , , ;  
23> _.  ,  

row crop
1> _-.  
_Ex:
row crop cultivator 
_Ex:
row crop tractor  

row down
1>    ()
_Ex:
he started well, but I soon rowed him down   ,
    

row drill
1> _-.  

row house
1> _.  ,    
,    

row out
1>  
_Ex:
to be rowed out   
_Ex:
the crew were completely rowed out at the finish 
   

row up
1>   
_Ex:
row up, you fellows, we're gaining! , ,
 !

row-de-dow
1> _. , ; ; 

row-off
1>     (.  , 
    )

row-port
1> _.    

rowan
1> 
2>  

rowan-berry
1>  

rowan-tree
1> _.   (Sorbus aucuparia)
2> _.   (Sorbus americana)

rowboat
1>  

rowdiness
1> ; 

rowdy
1> , ; 
2> , 
_Ex:
a rowdy game  
_Ex:
rowdy mountain brooks   
3> ; 
4> _.  ( )

rowdy-dowdy
1> _. 

