salting
1> , 
_Ex:
salting tub  
_Ex:
salting furnace _. 
_Ex:
salting gauge _. 
2> 
3> _. _. "",  
4> _.    

salting out
1> 

saltire
1> _.  

saltish
1> 

saltlick
1>     (   
)
2> _-. 

saltmine
1>  ,  
2> ,  
3>  
_Ex:
after a vacation back to the saltmines   -
  

saltpan
1>    , 
2>    
3>  

saltpetre
1> _. 

saltshaker
1>   
2> _.  

saltus
1> _.  , 

saltworks
1> .  .  .  . .: 

saltwort
1> _.  (Salsola gen.)
2> _.  (Salsola kali)

salty
1> 
_Ex:
salty butter  
_Ex:
too salty 
2> ;  
3> , 
4> , ""
_Ex:
salty talk among men " "

salubrious
1> _. , ,   ;
; 
_Ex:
salubrious climate  
_Ex:
salubrious air of this place    

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

saluki
1>  (  )

salutary
1> _. ,   ; ;

2> _. , ; 
_Ex:
salutary lesson  
_Ex:
salutary effect  

salutation
1> _. 
_Ex:
a word of salutation  
_Ex:
hearty salutation  
_Ex:
to take off one's hat in salutation    

_Ex:
to drink a glass of wine in salutation of smb.  
  -. 
_Ex:
complimentary salutation at the beginning of the speech 
      

2> _. _. 

salutatorian
1> _.  ,   
    

salutatory
1> _.   (    
)
2> _. 

salute
1>   (, ,   . .)
_Ex:
salute! _. !
_Ex:
parting salute  
_Ex:
to give a salute to smb.  -., 
 -.
_Ex:
to raise one's hand in salute, (by way of salute) 
   
2> _.  ,  
_Ex:
salute of (to) the colour(s)   
_Ex:
to take the salute    ; 
  
_Ex:
to stand at (the) salute    
 
_Ex:
to render a salute  ; 
_Ex:
to acknowledge a salute    
3> ,  ()
4> 
_Ex:
royal salute     
_Ex:
international salute   (21 )
_Ex:
to fire a salute  ,  
5> , 
_Ex:
I salute you!  !
_Ex:
to salute courteously  
_Ex:
to salute smb. with a smile  -. 
_Ex:
they saluted each other with a frigid bow   
  
_Ex:
they saluted each other by raising their hats  
   
6> _.  , 
_Ex:
to salute with the sword   
_Ex:
to salute one's superior officers    
 
7> ,  ()
8> 
_Ex:
to salute with twenty one guns    
 
9> ,  (-.)
_Ex:
to salute smb. with a smile  -. 
_Ex:
to salute smb. with cheers  -. 
_Ex:
to salute the enemy with a volley   
10> _. ,  ( ); 
( );    
_Ex:
the first object that salutes the eye ,  
 
_Ex:
our ears were saluted by hostile shouts   
  
_Ex:
a gloomy view saluted us     

salutiferous
1> _. _. ,   ; ;

2> _. , ; 
_Ex:
salutiferous lesson  
_Ex:
salutiferous effect  

saluting point
1> ,    

salvability
1>  , , 
2> _.   

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

salvage
1>   ( );    
( )
_Ex:
salvage agreement    
  
_Ex:
salvage appliance  
_Ex:
salvage company  
_Ex:
salvage corps   
_Ex:
salvage team  
_Ex:
the salvage of a ship's cargo   
_Ex:
to make salvage of a ship  
2>   
3> _.      
4> _. ,  (-.    . .)
5>    ;  ; 

6> _. ;    
_Ex:
salvage party       
7>     (.  
 )
_Ex:
salvage money    ;
 
8>    , , 
9>  
10>  
11>  (,  -    . .)
_Ex:
all that could be salvaged from the ashes was a small
black box containing instruments ,    
, -      
12> ; 
_Ex:
to salvage the potential hoodlums    
 
_Ex:
to salvage a marriage  ,   

_Ex:
to salvage a cancer patient    
13> _.        
14>   , , 

salvage cutting
1> _.   ;  

salvage ship
1> _.  
2> _.  

salvaging
1> ;  
2>     
3>   (,  )
4> _.  

salvation
1> 
_Ex:
the salvation of his country was his only aim   
    
_Ex:
to seek salvation in smth.    -.
2> _.  ;  
_Ex:
to find (to attain, to obtain) salvation , 
 
3> (the salvation) ;  
_Ex:
you have been the salvation of me     
_Ex:
he was the salvation of his country    
,    

Salvation Army
1>  

Salvation Sal
1>    ()

Salvationist
1>   
2> -

salvatory
1> _. 
2> _. ,   

salve
1> ; 
_Ex:
lip salve  
_Ex:
salve dressing   
2>  , 
3>  , 
_Ex:
a salve for wounded honour    
4> _. _.  ; 
5>   , , 
_Ex:
to salve wounds    ,  
6> ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
to salve difficulties  
_Ex:
to do smth. to salve one's conscience  -. 
 
7> _. _. ;  (-.); ,
 (-.)
8>  (,  -    . .)
_Ex:
all that could be salved from the ashes was a small black box
containing instruments ,     ,
-      
9> ; 
_Ex:
to salve the potential hoodlums    
 
_Ex:
to salve a marriage  ,    
_Ex:
to salve a cancer patient    
10>   , , 
11> _.    ()

salver
1>  ( ,    . .)

salvia
1> _.  (Salvia gen.)

Salvo
1> _.     ()

salvo
1> _. , ; ,  , 

_Ex:
to find a new salvo for staying    (),
 
2>      , 
3> _. 
_Ex:
with an express salvo as regards certain named rights 
      
4>  (, )
_Ex:
salvo bombing  
_Ex:
salvo launching    
5>  
_Ex:
a salvo of twenty-one guns     
_Ex:
a salvo from the ship's guns in salute  
   
6>  (  )
_Ex:
salvo fire  
7>  (  . .)
_Ex:
a salvo of applause  
8>   
9> ,     

salvor
1> ,     
2>  

SAM
1> _. (_.  surface-to-air missile)  
"-";   , ; 
 , 

Sam
1> 
_Id:
to stand Sam    ( , . )
_Id:
to stand Sam to smb.  -.   
_Id:
upon my Sam!  !, -!
_Id:
I'll take my Sam upon it!  !,  !

Sam Browne
1>   (. Sam Browne belt)

samara
1> _.  ( )

Samaritan
1> _. ; 
_Ex:
the Samaritans _. 
2>    
_Id:
good Samaritan _.  ; 

3> _. 
4> 
_Ex:
Samaritan fund   
_Ex:
Samaritan home    

samarium
1> _. 

samarra
1> _.  (     
   )

samarskite
1> _. 

samba
1>  ( )

sambo
1>  (      
)
2> _. 

sambuca
1> () (    )

same
1> (the same)   ,    
_Ex:
to say the same     
_Ex:
he got up and I did the same  ,    
 
_Ex:
it is the same everywhere     
_Ex:
a Happy New Year to you! - The same to you!  
  ! -  !
_Ex:
same here _.    ;      
();   
_Ex:
coat lined with the same      

2> _. 
_Ex:
the choruses were perhaps a little same   
 
_Ex:
the fear of being too same   
3> (the same)  ,   
_Ex:
can you feel the same towards him as you used to?  
     ,  ?
_Ex:
old people do not feel the same about sport as young ones
do      ,  
_Ex:
you still look the same  ,   
_Ex:
much the same   
_Ex:
just the same   
_Ex:
when I am away things go on just the same   ,
   
_Ex:
all (just) the same -,   ;  ,

_Ex:
I feel anxious all the same      
_Ex:
thank you all the same     
_Ex:
he is often rude, but I like him all (just) the same 
 ,   -  
_Ex:
the word is French, all the same it is in common use 
 ,       
_Ex:
it is all the same to me   
4> (. the same)   ,  ,    
_Ex:
the same night    
_Ex:
at the same time      , 
_Ex:
to settle several matters at the same time  
 
_Ex:
to belong to one and the same class   
   
_Ex:
to put smth. back in the same place  -. 
    
_Ex:
he is no longer the same man     
_Ex:
she was always the same little girl to me    
     
_Ex:
still the same queer old fellow     
_Ex:
one and the same person     
_Ex:
on the same ground    
_Ex:
the very same day     
_Ex:
that is the very same tune I heard yesterday  
   
5> (   this, that, these, those   
):
_Ex:
that same day _.    ( ) 
_Ex:
these same boasted heroes were the first to run away 
     
_Ex:
what is the use of this same patience?     
?
6> (. the same)  , 
_Ex:
in the same way   ,   
_Ex:
the same sort of thing   ,    
_Ex:
at the same price    
_Ex:
on the same day as this last year      
 
_Ex:
on the same day every year        
_Ex:
to hold the same opinion as the majority 
 
_Ex:
to give the same answer as before   , 
 
_Ex:
the same causes produce the same effects  
  
_Ex:
sailors received the same pay as soldiers  
 ,   
_Ex:
they get the same wages for the same work  
       
_Ex:
he is of the same age as myself     
_Ex:
his name is the same as mine    
_Ex:
to be exactly the same height     ()

_Ex:
one cannot eat the same food every day    
   
_Ex:
it amounts to the same thing       
_Ex:
she was always the same to me     

7>  ,   
_Ex:
the patient is much about the same    
 
_Ex:
I found her just the same        
8> _. 
_Ex:
with reference to our letter and your answer to same 
       
_Ex:
please, return same by return of post , 
 (   . .)  
_Ex:
to repairing table 15 shillings, to polishing same 10
shillings    15 ,   
10 
_Ex:
we have heard from Mr. Jones and have written to same 
       

samel
1> _.  ,  ( ,  
. .)

sameliness
1> _. , 

samely
1> _. , 

sameness
1> , , ; , 
_Ex:
illusive sameness  
_Ex:
sameness of character  
_Ex:
sameness of views  
_Ex:
sameness in taste   
_Ex:
sameness and otherness   
2> , 
_Ex:
dull (boring) sameness () 
_Ex:
a deadly sameness in life   
_Ex:
a tiresome sameness of situations (in a novel) 
  ( )
_Ex:
there is considerable sameness about the parks   
    

Samian
1>  - 
2> ,   - 
_Ex:
Samian wine  
_Ex:
Samian ware   
_Ex:
the Samian Sage  , 

samiel
1> _. 

samisen
1> _.  ( )

samite
1> _.  

samlet
1>  

sammy
1> _.   ()

Sammy
1> _. _. () 
2> _. _. , , 

Samnite
1> _. ,    
2> _.      


Samoan
1>   ; 
2>    - 
3>   -     ; 

samovar
1> _. 

samp
1> _. ,  
2> _. ,  

sampan
1>  ()

sample
1> , ; 
_Ex:
fine sample  
_Ex:
a book of samples  
_Ex:
samples of air for analysis    
_Ex:
to sell by sample   
_Ex:
up to sample, equal to sample  
_Ex:
below (not up to, not equal to) sample  

_Ex:
as per sample _.  
_Ex:
representative sample  
_Ex:
sample bottle  
_Ex:
sample tea  
_Ex:
sample operation order _.   
2> , 
_Ex:
a sample of courage  
_Ex:
to give a sample of one's knowledge  

3> , 
4> _. , ,  
_Ex:
sample census  
_Ex:
sample unit  
_Ex:
representative sample  ()

5>    
6> , 
_Ex:
it was the first time I had sampled camp life   
  () 

sample book
1>  

sample copy
1> _.   ()

sample space
1> _.  

sample-room
1>  
2>  

sampler
1> , 
2>  
3>  
4>  ()
_Ex:
water sampler 
5> _.  ()
6> _. , 
_Ex:
a sampler of French poetry   

sampling
1>  , 
_Ex:
air sampling   
_Ex:
sampling control   ()
2> _.  ;  ,
;  (. sampling method)
_Ex:
sampling distribution  
_Ex:
sampling unit  
_Ex:
Gallup samplings of public opinion show that... 
  ,   ,
...
3> ,  
4> ; 

sampling-tube
1>     

samshoo, samshu
1> _.  

Samson
1> _. 
2> 

Samson's post
1> _. -;  
2> _.  

Samsonian
1> _.   

samurai
1> _. 

san
1> _. _.  sanatorium  ( )

San Jose scale
1> _.   (Aspidiotus perniciosus)

sanable
1> _. ,  

sanative
1> _. , , ; ,


sanatoria
1> _pl.  sanatorium

sanatorium
1> 
_Ex:
tuberculosis sanatorium, a sanatorium for consumptives
 
2> ,   (.   )
3>  ( )

sanatory
1> _. , , ; ,


sanbenito
1> _.  (    
)
2> _.  (     
   )

sancho
1> ,  

sancta
1> _pl.  sanctum

sancta sanctorum
1> _.  

sanctification
1> _. , 
2> _. ,    

sanctified
1> _. , , 
2> _. 
_Ex:
sanctified manners  
_Ex:
sanctified airs  
3>  . . .:
(the sanctified) _. 

sanctify
1> ,  
_Ex:
a custom sanctified by time ,  
2> _.    
3> _.   
4> _.  
5> _. ; 
_Ex:
the end sanctifies the means   
6> _.  , 

sanctimonious
1> _. , 
_Ex:
his sanctimonious air   
_Ex:
sanctimonious knave  
_Ex:
sanctimonious person , 

sanctimony
1> , ; 
2> _. ; 

sanction
1> , ,  ()
_Ex:
to give (to grant) sanction to smth.  -.;
   -.
_Ex:
to obtain the sanction of the proper authorities 
   
_Ex:
to grant Parliamentary sanction   ,
  
2> , , , 
_Ex:
tacit sanction  
_Ex:
moral sanction  
_Ex:
the sanction of conscience ,   
_Ex:
to get the sanction of smb. to smth.  -. 
 -.
_Ex:
without smb.'s sanction  -. 
_Ex:
it was done without my sanction     

_Ex:
the sanction of public opinion  ()
 
_Ex:
custom gives sanction to what would have been regarded as
bad form   ,     
  
_Ex:
the usage has wide sanction in literature 
    
3> , 
_Ex:
religious sanctions  
4>  _pl. 
_Ex:
financial sanctions  
_Ex:
to apply sanctions against smb.   
-.
_Ex:
punitive (vindicatory) sanctions  
5> _.    
_Ex:
the last sanctions of the law   
6> _. , , 
7> , , 
8> , 
_Ex:
her conscience doesn't sanction it    

_Ex:
it is usage that sanctions an error 
  ( ,   )
9> _.  ( )  

sanctitude
1> _. , 

sanctity
1> , 
_Ex:
angelic sanctity  
_Ex:
the sanctity of smb.'s life  ()
-. 
2> ; 
_Ex:
the sanctity of an oath  
_Ex:
the sanctity of the home   
_Ex:
to uphold the sanctity of the marriage ties 
  
3> _pl.  ,  
4> 

