scoreboard
1> _. ,  ,  
(. electric scoreboard)

scorebook
1> _.  

scorecard
1> _.      
2> _-.  ;  

scored
1>  ( )
2> ,   ( )
3> ,  ( )
4>  (    . .)
5>  (   . .)
6> 

scorekeeper
1> _. 
2> _.  , 

scorekeeping
1> _. ,  

scorer
1>  , 
2>  
_Ex:
scorer for field events   ( 
 )
_Ex:
scorer for tracks events    ( )
3> ,  ,  

scoresheet
1> _.  ;  

scoria
1> ,  
2> 
3> _pl. _.  

scoriae
1> _pl.  scoria

scorification
1> _. 

scoring
1> _. 
2> _. ,   
_Ex:
an even (tied) scoring  
_Ex:
a close scoring     

_Ex:
what's the scoring now?   ?
_Ex:
to keep (the) scoring  
_Ex:
to make a good scoring    
_Ex:
there was no scoring    
_Ex:
his best scoring this season     

_Ex:
the scoring in the tennis final was 6 to 4  
     6:4
_Ex:
scoring table  
3> _-.  ()
4> _. 
5> _.  ;  
_Ex:
scoring chance  
_Ex:
scoring run   (  )

scoring stage
1> _. -,  

scoring-area
1>   ()
2>     ()

scorn
1> , 
_Ex:
the scorn of death   
_Ex:
to show one's scorn  
_Ex:
to evoke scorn  
_Ex:
to hold smb., smth. in scorn, to have (to feel) scorn for
smb., smth.  -., -.
_Ex:
I feel nothing but scorn for cowardice   
   
_Ex:
to treat smb. with scorn   -. 
_Ex:
to be filled with scorn   
_Ex:
to laugh smb. to scorn  -.  , 
-.
_Ex:
to think (to hold) it scorn to do smth. _. 
-.   ;  -. ( )

_Ex:
to say smth. in scorn   
_Ex:
to laugh in scorn  
2>  
_Ex:
to be a scorn to smb., to be the scorn of smb.  
-. 
_Ex:
he is the scorn of his friends   
3> _. ,  , 
4> ,   , 
_Ex:
to be scorned by all decent people   
   
_Ex:
to scorn a piece of advice  
_Ex:
to scorn smb.'s help (smb.'s assistance)  
 -. 
_Ex:
he scorned to reply to the charge    

5>  ;   
_Ex:
to scorn to do (doing) smth.  -. 
  (  )
_Ex:
I would scorn to do such a thing      
_Ex:
I scorn to tell a lie   ,  
6> _. , , 

scornful
1> , 
_Ex:
to be scornful of smb., smth.  -., -.
_Ex:
he was scornful of their efforts    
   ( -.)

scornfully
1> , ,  

Scorpio
1>  (   )
2> ,    

scorpioid
1> _.  ()

scorpion
1> _.  (Scorpionida)
2>   ,  (Scorpaenidae)
3>  
4> (S.) (   )
5> ,    
6> _. 
7> _.    
_Ex:
to chastise with scorpions ,  

scorpion's tail
1> _.  (Scorpiurus gen.)

scorpion-fish
1> _.  ,  (Scorpaenidae)

scorpion-fly
1> _.   (Mecoptera)

Scorpius
1> (S.) (   )
2> ,    

scorse
1> _. , ; 

scot
1> _. , , 
_Ex:
to pay scot and lot   
2> _.     (   . .)
_Ex:
to pay (for) one's scot   ;   
_Id:
to pay (smb. off) lot and scot  (-.) 
( );  ( -.)

Scot
1> 
2> _. 
_Ex:
Picts and Scots   

Scotch
1> (the Scotch) _.  (. )
2>   (. . )
3> _. ,  
_Ex:
a glass of Scotch  
_Ex:
small Scotch   
_Ex:
Scotch and a shower of bubbles   
4>  (. . )
_Ex:
Scotch cap (bonnet)   
_Ex:
Scotch kale   
5> _. _. , 
6> _. _. , 
_Id:
Scotch answer    

scotch
1> , ;  
2>    (.     "")
3> ,  
4> ,   
_Ex:
to scotch a mutiny  
_Ex:
to scotch a snake    ;  
5> 
_Ex:
to scotch rats  
6> _.  
_Ex:
to scotch a belief   -. 
7> _.       
8> _.    

Scotch blackface
1> _-.   ( )

Scotch broth
1>   (    )

Scotch collops
1>  - (,   )

Scotch egg
1>  - (   )

Scotch fir
1> _.     (Pinus sylvestris)

Scotch mist
1>     

Scotch pine
1> _.     (Pinus sylvestris)

Scotch rose
1> _.   (Rosa spinosissima)

Scotch tape
1> ,   ()

Scotch terrier
1>   ( )

Scotch verdict
1>  "  " (   )
2>  ;  

Scotch whisky
1> ,   ( )

Scotch-Irish
1> _. -,    
      
2> _.  - 

scotch-tape
1>  ,  

Scotchman
1>  (  )
_Id:
Flying Scotchman  " - "
_Id:
Scotchman's cinema   ( )

Scotchwoman
1>  (  )

scoter
1> _.  (Oidemia)

scotfree
1> , ; 
_Ex:
to go (to get off) scotfree    
2> _.   
3> _. 
_Ex:
to get smth. scotfree  -. 

scotia
1> _. , 

Scotic
1>    

Scoticism
1> 

Scotland Yard
1> - (    )

Scoto-
1>     : 
_Ex:
Scoto-Irish -

scotoma
1> _. 

scotophil
1> _.  
_Ex:
daily rhythm consists of two halfcycles, one of them
scotophil      , 
    

scotophilic
1> _.  
_Ex:
daily rhythm consists of two halfcycles, one of them
scotophilic      , 
    

Scots
1> (the Scots) _. 
2>  
_Ex:
to speak broad Scots     
3> _. 
4> 
_Ex:
Scots English    
_Ex:
Scots Guards   
_Ex:
a pound Scots  

Scotsman
1> 

Scotswoman
1> 

Scotticism
1> 

Scotticize
1>    
2>  

Scottie
1> _. ,  
2> 

Scottish
1> _. 
2>     (. Scottish English)
3> 
_Ex:
Scottish history  
_Ex:
when Mary assumed the Scottish crown...   
 ...

Scottish terrier
1>   ( )

Scotty
1> _. ,  
2> 

scotty
1> _. , , 

scoundrel
1> , , 
_Ex:
regular scoundrel  
_Ex:
that scoundrel of a lawyer   

scoundrelism
1> ,  
_Ex:
a piece of scoundrelism  ,  
2> 

scoundrelly
1> , 
_Ex:
scoundrelly money-lender  

scour
1> , 
_Ex:
to give a saucepan a good scour   ()

2>  (  )
_Ex:
the scour of the river has affected the foundations of the
bridge       
3> , 
_Ex:
there is a deep scour under the embankment  
  
4> _. , 
5> _.  
6> , ,  ; 
_Ex:
to scrub and scour   ;  
_Ex:
to scour with sand  () 
_Ex:
to scour with soap  
_Ex:
to scour clean  
_Ex:
to scour pots and pans    
_Ex:
to scour down the steps   
_Ex:
to scour a horse   
_Ex:
to scour away a stain  
_Ex:
to scour the rust off   
_Ex:
the boilers will have to be scoured out to remove the deposits
    
7> ,     (, , )
8>  ()
9> _.  ,  (, ,
)
_Ex:
scoured wool  
10> , 
_Ex:
to scour the sea of the enemy ships    

_Ex:
to scour the invaders from the land   
;    
11>  (  ; . scour out)
_Ex:
the river has scoured the mud from the estuary  
     
_Ex:
to scour (out) a ditch  () 
12> ,   (  )
_Ex:
the tide has scoured a channel through the sand 
   
13> _. 
14>   , 
15> _.  
_Ex:
to scour a horse   
_Ex:
food liable to scour sheep ,    
16> _.    ( )
17>  ()
18> _. ,  
19> _. ,  ( )
_Id:
to scour the pewter   
20> ,  (  -.)
_Ex:
to scour after smb.   -.;  -.
_Ex:
to scour about in search of food    
21>   (-.); 
_Ex:
to scour a book for quotations   
   
_Ex:
to scour the country over for a lost child 
    
_Ex:
to scour (through) the woods after (for) game 
   
_Ex:
we scoured the coast without finding anything  
 ,    
22> _.  , 
_Ex:
to scour away, to scour off , 

scourage
1> _.  

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

scourge
1> , , 
2> , , 
_Ex:
the divine scourge  
_Ex:
the scourge of war ,  
_Ex:
war is the greatest scourge  -  
_Ex:
flies and wasps are a regular scourge in summer    -
  
_Id:
the white scourge 
_Id:
the S. of God   ( )
3>   ,  , 
4> , 
_Ex:
to scourge oneself  
_Ex:
to be scourged by the memory of one's misdeeds 
      
5> _.  

scouring
1> 
2> 
3>  -  ()
4> _. 
5>  (  . .)
6> ; 
_Ex:
the scourings of the populace _.  

scouring mill
1>  ; 

scouring rush
1> _.  (Equisetum gen.)

scouse
1> ,   (,   
 )
2> (. S.)  , ; 


Scouser
1> 

scout
1> _. 
2> _.  ;  
3> _.  - 
4> _. 
_Ex:
geological scout 
5>  (.   ;
11-15 ; . boy scout)
_Ex:
cub scout "", "" (  ;
8-10 )
_Ex:
venture scout    (16-20 )
6> _. - (. girl scout)
7> _.  (  )
8> _. _. , 
_Ex:
a good scout  () 
9> 
_Ex:
to go on the scout   
10> 
_Ex:
to be on the scout for smth.  -.
11> " ",    . .,
   
12> _.  
13> _. 
14> _. 
15> ,  , 
_Ex:
to be out scouting 
16> 
_Ex:
to scout for talents  , 
 
_Ex:
to scout about (around) for food    
17> _. 
18> _.    (-.); 
(-.)
_Ex:
to scout a proposal   
-. 
_Ex:
to scout a new theory  ( )  
19> _. , 

scout leader
1>   

scoutcraft
1>  
2>    

scouter
1> _.     18 ;
-

scouting
1> _. ,  ; 
2> _. , 
_Ex:
scouting force  ; 
 - ; 
  
_Ex:
scouting front   
_Ex:
scouting post  

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

scow
1> , , 

scowl
1> ,  
_Ex:
to look at smb. with a scowl   -. 
,    -.
2> ,  
3>  ,  ,  
_Ex:
to scowl at (on) smb.   -.  ,
  () 
_Ex:
to scowl a person away   () 
_Ex:
to scowl smb. down (into silence)   
-. 
_Ex:
I scowled him down      ,   
4> ,  , 
_Ex:
he made no reply, but simply scowled    ,
 
5>  ( , )

scowlingly
1> , ,   

Scrabble
1>    (    ;
 )

scrabble
1> ; ; 
2> 
3> ,  (  -.; . scrabble about)
4> ,  ( )
5> ,  
6> _. ,  
7> _.    (  -.)
8> ; 

scrag
1> _.    
2> _. 
3>       ; "  "
4>    
5>   ()
6> _.  (-.) ; 
7> _. ,   
8> _.    ()
9> _.     ( )
10> _. ; 
11> _.  
12> _. ,  

scrag-end
1> _.    

scragginess
1> , 

scraggy
1> , ; 
_Ex:
long scraggy neck   
2> , , 
3>  ( )
4> ,  ( , )
5> 

scram
1> _.  
2> _.  ;  
3> _. , 
_Ex:
scram! !, !
_Ex:
let's scram!  !
_Ex:
I told him to scram    

scramble
1> 
_Ex:
a brisk scramble to the top    
 
2> _.  (-)  
_Ex:
scramble aircraft  
3> , ,  (  -.)
_Ex:
the scramble for office   
_Ex:
a scramble for new lands     
_Ex:
the scramble for a living   
_Ex:
to fling oneself into the scramble   
_Ex:
there was a scramble for these books     ,
    
4>     ; 
5> ; , 
_Ex:
to scramble along the edge of a cliff   
 
_Ex:
to scramble among rocks   
_Ex:
to scramble over the wall   
_Ex:
to scramble up a hill   
6>    (-.)
_Ex:
to scramble into safety, to scramble out of danger 
 
_Ex:
to scramble through difficulties -  

_Ex:
to scramble along in the world   (); -

7>   (-.)
_Ex:
to scramble into one's clothes  (-) ,
    
_Ex:
to scramble through one's toilet    
, -   
_Ex:
to scramble through a book   
_Ex:
he hastily scrambled up the papers     
 
8> _.  
9> _.    - 

10>  , ,  (  -.)
_Ex:
to scramble for smth. (to get smth.)  ()
  -.
_Ex:
to scramble for one's living     
_Ex:
to scramble for office   
_Ex:
to scramble for seats  ()  
11> _. ; ,  (.  )
12> 
_Ex:
to scramble eggs  
13>  

scrambled eggs
1> -; 
2> _. _. 

scrambler
1> _. ;  

scramblers
1> ,  

scran
1> _. _. , 
2> _.   
_Id:
bad scran to you! _.    !

scrannel
1> _. ,  ( )

scrap
1> ; , 
_Ex:
a scrap of meat ()  
_Ex:
a scrap of paper  
_Ex:
only a scrap of paper, a mere scrap of paper  ,
 ,    
_Ex:
tea without a scrap of sugar    
_Ex:
scraps of material  ; 
_Ex:
a few scraps of news   
_Ex:
to catch scraps of conversation   
_Ex:
to pick up scraps of knowledge   
2>  
_Ex:
a scrap of hope  
_Ex:
not a scrap   (-.)
_Ex:
not a scrap of interest   
_Ex:
not a scrap of evidence  
_Ex:
you have not eaten a scrap all day      
 
_Ex:
a little scrap of a man  
_Ex:
that won't benefit you a scrap      
_Ex:
I don't care a scrap!    !, 
    ;  !
3> , 
_Ex:
to give the scraps to the dog   
_Ex:
to dine off scraps    
4>  ( , )
_Ex:
to collect scraps   
5> _.  , 
6>  ; 
_Ex:
scrap heap  ;  ; 
(. scrap ground)
_Ex:
to sell for scrap   
7> 
8> _.  
9> ,   
_Ex:
to scrap an old machine     
10>   
_Ex:
to scrap a chapter of one's book    

_Ex:
to scrap outworn methods    
11> _.   
12> _. , ; 
_Ex:
to have (a bit of) a scrap with smb.  ()
 -.
_Ex:
to be always ready for a scrap    
 
13> _.  
14> _. , ; 
_Ex:
to scrap with smb.  ()  -.
15> _. , 

