sealant
1> _.   

sealed
1> ,  ,  
_Ex:
sealed pattern  () 
_Ex:
sealed order    ,  
(    )
2> ; ; 
_Ex:
sealed cabin _.  
_Id:
sealed book    
_Id:
he is a sealed book to me     

sealed beam
1> _.   

sealed bid
1>   (  )

sealed brood
1> _.  

sealer
1>   
2>  ;  
3> _.    

sealery
1>  

sealing
1>     
2>    
3> _. ; 
4> _. ; 

sealing wax
1> 

sealskin
1>  
2>  
3>  

seam
1> 
_Ex:
French seam  
_Ex:
inserted seam  
_Ex:
flat seam  
_Ex:
overcast seam  
_Ex:
closed seam  
_Ex:
open-work seam  
_Ex:
the seam of a garment  
_Ex:
to rip up (to undo) a seam  
2> _. , 
_Ex:
welded seam  
_Ex:
the seams of a boat  
3> _.   
4> , 
_Ex:
seam of an old wound    
5>  
6> _. ; 
7> _-.  ( )
8>    ()
9> _.   ( )
10> . _p-p.  , ; 
_Ex:
seamed with cracks  
_Ex:
seamed with the smallpox 
_Ex:
a face seamed with scars ,  
_Ex:
a face seamed with wrinkles ,  
11>  ,   (-.)
_Ex:
his face is seamed with sorrow    
  
12> _. ,   (. seam up)
13>   
14>  

seam-stitch
1>  ,  

seamaid, seamaiden
1> _. ; ; 
2>  ;  

seaman
1> , 
_Ex:
good seaman  
_Ex:
merchant seaman   
_Ex:
the Romans at that time were no seamen   
  
2> 
_Ex:
ordinary seaman  
_Ex:
able-bodied seaman  ()
_Ex:
leading seaman  
_Ex:
seaman apprentice  
_Ex:
seaman branch _.  
_Ex:
seaman gunner _. 

seamanlike
1>  ;  
2>   

seamanship
1>  
2>  
3>  

seamark
1> _.  ;  
2>     ( )

seamer
1> _.  ,  

seaming machine
1> _.  ,  

seaming-lace, seam-lace
1>  (. )

seamless
1>  ,   
_Ex:
seamless stockings   ;  
2> _.  ( );  ,  

seamount
1>  
2> , 

seamstress
1> , 

seamy
1>   
2>  , , 
_Ex:
with a seamy face    
_Id:
the seamy side ,  ; ,
  (  . .)
_Id:
the seamy side of a profession   
_Id:
to know the seamy side of life    ()


Seanad Eireann
1> _. ,  

seance
1> , 
2>  
3>  , 
_Ex:
hypnotic seance  
_Ex:
psychoteerapeutical seance ()   

seaplane
1> , 
_Ex:
seaplane base 

seaport
1>  
_Ex:
a warm-water seaport  
2>   (. seaport town)

seaquake
1> ,  

seaquarium
1> , 

sear
1> _.  , 
2> , 
3> _. , 
_Ex:
a countenance seared by grief and weeping , 
   
4> , 
5> 
_Ex:
to sear a wound with a hot iron   

6> , 
_Ex:
his heart was seared with anger     
_Ex:
his memory is seared by the event, the event is seared into
his memory        
7> 
_Ex:
his soul haas been seared by injustice 
 
8> _. , 

search
1> ()
_Ex:
the search for the missing airmen   
_Ex:
the search for (after) truth  
_Ex:
the search for (after) happiness   
_Ex:
in search of smth.   -.
_Ex:
in search of health   
_Ex:
to be in search of employment   
_Ex:
he is in search for an apartment   
_Ex:
to set out in search of smth.    -.
_Ex:
in my search I found...     ...
_Ex:
to make a search for smb., smth.  ()
-., -.
_Ex:
to make a useful search among the old newspapers  
    
2> _. ;    , 
 
3> _.  
4> 
_Ex:
house-to-house searches  
_Ex:
search warrant   
_Ex:
right of search    (  )
5>  (  . .)
6> _. ; ; 
7> _.    
8> _. () ,  
_Ex:
area search  
_Ex:
database search    
_Ex:
logarithmic search  ,   
_Ex:
search image  
_Ex:
search space  () 
9> , ; 
_Ex:
to search for a manuscript  
_Ex:
to search after happiness   
_Ex:
to search after new remedies   

_Ex:
to search for (after) a lost child  

_Ex:
to search after truth   ,   

10> ,  (. search out)
_Ex:
to search out all the facts   
_Ex:
to search out an old friend   
11> , 
_Ex:
to search the city for the thief    
 
_Ex:
to search in the records for evidence   
  (-.)
_Ex:
I've searched my memory, but I can't remember that man's
name    ,     
 
12> ,  
_Ex:
to search a house    
_Ex:
to search a prisoner for a hidden weapon 
    
13> ,   (. )
_Ex:
to search a ship   
_Ex:
luggage is searched at the custom house  
 
14>  ; , 
_Ex:
to search the air _.    ( )
_Ex:
to search smb.'s face   -. 
15> , 
_Ex:
to search a wound  
_Ex:
to search one's heart  ()  
_Ex:
to search one's conscience    ,
  
_Ex:
to search through many a dusty document  
 
16> , 
_Ex:
to search through the dictionary for a word   
 
_Ex:
to search a book for a passage worth quoting 
     
17> , 
_Ex:
to search into the cause of smth.   -.
_Ex:
to search into a matter  
_Ex:
to search to the root of smth.    -.
_Ex:
to search into a secret   
18> , 
_Ex:
to search ground _.  
_Ex:
the cold wind searched every part of the city  
   
_Ex:
a hail of bullets searched the trench   
 
19> _. ;  
20> _.      
_Id:
search me!   !

search file
1> ()  

search party
1>  ,  
_Ex:
to send out a search party for smb.   ()
  -.

search warrant
1> _.     ,   

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

searching
1> ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
searching scrutiny (examination, study)  
_Ex:
searching inquiry  
_Ex:
searching fire _.   
_Ex:
to put smb. through a searching examination 
 -.
2> , 
_Ex:
searching glance  () 
_Ex:
to give smb. a searching look  -. 

3> , , 
_Ex:
searching wind  
_Ex:
searching remedy  
_Ex:
searching smell  
_Ex:
searching gunfire _.     ;
    

searchless
1> ; , 

searchlight
1> 
_Ex:
searchlight battery _.  
_Ex:
searchlight unit _.  ; 
 
_Ex:
to turn the cold searchlight of science on the problem
_.     

searing effect
1>    ( )
2>  

Seasat
1> ,    ; 


seascape
1> ,  
2>    

seashell
1>  

seashore
1>  ,  
_Ex:
to go to the seashore for the summer    
( )

seasick
1>   
_Ex:
we were all seasick   
_Ex:
he was violently seasick  

seasickness
1>  

seaside
1>  
_Ex:
seaside town  ;  
_Ex:
to go to the seaside     ( )
2>  , 
_Ex:
to live at the seaside   

season
1>  
_Ex:
the alternations of the seasons   
_Ex:
the four seasons, the seasons   
_Ex:
too warm for the season    ; , 
    
2> 
_Ex:
the dead (the dull, the off) season  ;
_. ,    
_Ex:
the London season  ()  (-)
_Ex:
the height of the season  
_Ex:
very early in the season   
_Ex:
the rush season _.   
_Ex:
the football season  
_Ex:
non-competitive season _. ,   
  
_Ex:
the X-mas shopping season   
_Ex:
to expect a big tourist season next year   
   
3> , , 
_Ex:
the busy season  
_Ex:
the blossoming season  
_Ex:
close season ,   
_Ex:
the strawberry season ,   
_Ex:
wet season  
_Ex:
the rainy season   ( )
_Ex:
the season of harvest   
_Ex:
the honey season  
_Ex:
a season for felling timber   ()
_Ex:
to be in season   (, 
 . .)
_Ex:
to be out of season   
_Ex:
peaches are out of season now    ,
   
_Ex:
the flowers have come out before their season 
  
_Ex:
the open season for trout ,    
_Ex:
the trout season is on  ()  

4>  , 
_Ex:
in due season   ( ) 
_Ex:
a season of rest  
_Ex:
to last for a season     
_Ex:
to stop work for a season     
_Ex:
this film will be shown for a short season   
 
5>  
_Ex:
in season 
_Ex:
a word (of advice) in season  
_Ex:
out of season 
_Ex:
a remark out of season  
_Ex:
in season and out of season , ; 
 
_Ex:
in good season 
_Ex:
there is a season for work and for play    -
  
_Ex:
when my season comes _.   
6> _.  ;  ( ,   . .)
7> 
8> _-. _.   , ;  
_Ex:
a mare in season   
_Id:
between season 
_Id:
in-between-season garment  
_Id:
compliments of the season   
9>    ; ,  
. .
_Ex:
to season timber   ( )
_Ex:
to season wine  
10>     (, 
 . .)
_Ex:
timber seasons best in summer    

11>  ( -.); ,   . .
_Ex:
cattle seasoned to diseases ,   
_Ex:
to season oneself to cold    
_Ex:
they seasoned themselves to the rigirous climate 
   
_Ex:
to season soldiers     
12> ,  ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
to season dishes  
_Ex:
to season meat with garlic    
13>  , ; 
_Ex:
speech seasoned with irony ,  
_Ex:
to season conversation with wit   
_Ex:
to season the narrative with some humorous sallies 
()   
14> _. , 
_Ex:
season your admiration!   !
_Ex:
when mercy seasons justice   

15> _.   ()
16> _. ;  ()

season ticket
1>  
2> 
_Ex:
season ticket holder     

seasonable
1>   
_Ex:
seasonable weather ,     
2> , 
_Ex:
seasonable aid  
_Ex:
seasonable gift  
_Ex:
the help came at a most seasonable time   
  

seasonably
1>  , 
2> seasonal
3> 
_Ex:
seasonably worker  
_Ex:
seasonably trade  
_Ex:
seasonably changes of climate   
   
_Ex:
seasonably disease  
4> 
_Ex:
seasonably employee  () 
5> ,  
_Ex:
the seasonably migration of birds  ()
 

seasoned
1> 
_Ex:
seasoned traveller  
_Ex:
seasoned troops ,   
2>  ( )
_Ex:
highly seasoned dishes  () 
3>  (  . .)
_Ex:
highly seasoned anecdote "" 

seasoning
1>  ; 
2>  ()
3> _.  ()
4> ; 
_Ex:
to add seasoning  () 
5> , 
_Ex:
wit is the seasoning of good talk   
 

seastrand
1>  ,  
_Ex:
to go to the seastrand for the summer    
( )

seat
1>  ( )
_Ex:
driver's seat  
_Ex:
a car with four seats  
_Ex:
please, take a seat , 
_Ex:
tell me what seat to take ,   
_Ex:
to take one's seat   
_Ex:
to keep one's seat    
_Ex:
to rise from one's seat    , 
_Ex:
he lost his seat   
_Ex:
to provide a seat for smb.   -. 
_Ex:
to use a box as a seat    
_Ex:
the seat of honour  ; 
_Ex:
a 200 seat restaurant   200  
_Ex:
to offer (to give up) one's seat to a lady  
 
_Ex:
have your seats, gentlemen! , !
2> , , 
_Ex:
folding seat  
_Ex:
garden seat  
3> _.  (  )
_Ex:
fixed seat  
4> _.    
5>   ( )
6> 
_Ex:
the seat of a chair  
_Ex:
cane seat   
_Ex:
hard seat  
7> , 
8>  
_Ex:
the seat of smb.'s trousers  
9> 
_Ex:
count seat    ( )
  ( )
_Ex:
London is the seat of government  
 
_Ex:
Geneva was the seat of the League of Nations 
   
_Ex:
the seat of gods  
10> 
_Ex:
Oxford is an ancient seat of learning  - 
 
_Ex:
at the seat of the organization  - 
_Ex:
the seat of the trouble  
_Ex:
your liver is the seat of trouble    
- 
_Ex:
already in remote antiquity Arabia was the seat of advanced
culture        

_Ex:
the disease probably has its seat in the brain 
, ,   
11> _. ; , 
12>  ( ,   . .); 
_Ex:
a seat at the theatre   
_Ex:
cheap seats  
_Ex:
seat attendant  ( )
_Ex:
reserved seats    ()
_Ex:
to show smb. to a seat  -.    (
  . .)
_Ex:
to book a seat   ( )
_Ex:
I have bought four seats for the theatre    
 
13>   
_Ex:
a seat in the House of Commons    
_Ex:
to have a seat in Parliament   
_Ex:
to hold a seat    
_Ex:
to lose one's seat    ,  
  
_Ex:
to win a seat    
_Ex:
to take one's seat in the House of Lords   
  
14> , 
_Ex:
a seat on the bench  
_Ex:
to have a seat on the board of directors   
_Ex:
to vacate one's seat   
15> , 
_Ex:
an old family seat   
16> ,   ( )
_Ex:
race seat  
_Ex:
straight seat  () 
_Ex:
to have a good seat    
_Ex:
to have a firm seat in the saddle    
17> _. 
_Ex:
cross seat  
_Ex:
cross (front) riding seat  
_Ex:
outer seat   
_Ex:
straddle seat   
18> _.  
19> _.  ,  (, )
20> _. ,  ()
_Ex:
seat of a valve _.  
21> _.  , 
22> _.  
23> _.  ( )
_Id:
the seat of war   ;  
_Id:
the seat of judgement   
_Id:
to take a back seat    ();

24> , 
_Ex:
to seat smb. in an arm-chair  -.  
_Ex:
to seat smb. to the right of the hostess 
-.    
_Ex:
to seat oneself 
_Ex:
to seat oneself in the middle of the first row 
()    
_Ex:
to be seated 
_Ex:
to ask (to beg) smb. to be seated  -. ()
_Ex:
please be seated , ;  
_Ex:
he can't remain seated a minute      
 
_Ex:
to be well seated   ()
_Ex:
a man seated in an office is not expected to rise when a
woman speaks to him ,   ,  
,     
25>  ( );  
_Ex:
to seat guests according to rank    
26> _.   ,  
_Ex:
to seat a candidate    
27> , 
_Ex:
the theatre will seat 800   800 
_Ex:
how many people can you seat in this room?  
    ?
_Ex:
this table seats twelve      

28> ,     . .
_Ex:
a hall seated to hold a thousand     
_Ex:
a carriage which is seated for five  
29> ,     . .
30> to seat a chair     
_Ex:
to seat an old pair of trousers   
31> , 
_Ex:
a house seated in a pretty garden ,  
 
32> , 
_Ex:
the trouble is seated in...   ...
_Ex:
his influence is deeply seated in business circles 
     
_Ex:
his disease was too deeply seated   
 
33> _. , 
_Ex:
the Turks seated themselves on the Bosporus  
 
34> , 
_Ex:
this valve seats badly    

seat belt
1>  
2>  
3> _. _.  ,  

seated
1> 
_Ex:
seated meal    ( .   ,
 -   . .)
2>   (    )
_Ex:
seated dinner   (   )

seater
1> (-seater)    :  -
, -
_Ex:
two-seater  
_Ex:
three-seater  
_Ex:
single-seater  

seating
1> , 
_Ex:
the seating of the audience took a long time  
  
_Ex:
the seating plan on a theatre   
2>  (     )
_Ex:
seating plan  
_Ex:
the seating of the guests is a delicate matter 
 -  
_Ex:
the seating is divided by a centre aisle  ()
  () 
3>     (,   . .)
_Ex:
the seating of a theatre   
4> _.   ,  
_Ex:
seating for a hundred people   
_Ex:
seating capacity (accomodation)   ( , ,
   . .)
_Ex:
seating room  ( );  
5> _. ; 
6> , 
7> _.     (. )
8> _. , 

seawall
1> _. , ;  

seaward
1>   
2>    
_Ex:
to look seaward    

seawards
1>    
_Ex:
to look seawards    

seaware
1>  

seawater
1> ,  

seaway
1> ,   

seaweed
1>  

seawind
1>   ;  

seaworthiness
1>   ()

seaworthy
1> _.   , 
2>    

sebaceous
1> _. , 
_Ex:
sebaceous glands  

sebum
1> _.  

sec
1> (_.  second) _. , 
_Ex:
half a sec!  !,  !
_Ex:
wait just a sec, please!  , !
2> _.  ( )

sec'y, secy
1> (_.  secretary) 

secant
1> 
2> 
3> _. , 

secateur
1> . _pl.  ; 

secede
1>     . .;  (   . .);
 ( )
_Ex:
eleven Southern states seceded from the Union
_.       ()
_Ex:
to secede from millitary blocs    

seceder
1> 
2> , ; 

secern
1> _. , 
2> _. 

secernent
1> _. 

secession
1>  ( ,   . .);  ( );
,  ( )
_Ex:
secession from an association  ()  
_Ex:
the secession of Methodists from the Church of England
    
2> (the S.) _.      
_Ex:
War of S. _.     (1861 - 65 .)
3> _. 
4> 
5> _. _. ,   

secessionist
1> 
2> , ; 

seclude
1> , ;   
_Ex:
to seclude smth. from public gaze  -.  

_Ex:
the prisoners were carefully secluded from intercourse with
each other     , 
     
_Ex:
they secluded the garden from the rest of the property 
     
2> . refl ,    ;
 
_Ex:
to seclude oneself from society  ; 
 
3> _.  ,   . .

secluded
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
secluded life   
2> , 
_Ex:
secluded spot  
_Ex:
secluded hamlet  

seclusion
1> ; 
_Ex:
seclusion from the world    
_Ex:
to live in seclusion    ,  
()
_Ex:
to seek the seclusion of one's room  
  
_Ex:
she spoke to her father in the seclusion of his study 
  ,      
2> _.  

second
1>  ( )
_Ex:
60 seconds make one minute   60 
2>  ( )
_Ex:
ten degrees fifteen seconds    
3> , 
_Ex:
split second  
_Ex:
in a split second ;   
_Ex:
wait a second!, half a second! () !
_Ex:
to do smth. in a few seconds   -.
_Ex:
I shall be ready in a second (in a few seconds)   
 
_Ex:
I cannot do without it for a second    
4> (the second)  ()
_Ex:
on the second of May  
5>  () ( -. )
_Ex:
you are the second to ask me that   , 
   
_Ex:
you are the second to jump    
6> 
_Ex:
to act as a most useful second    
;  (-.)  
7>   ,    . .
_Ex:
to come in a good second, to be a good second  (
)    
_Ex:
to come in a close second to X.     .
_Ex:
to make a poor second in a race -    
8>  ( )
9>  ()
_Ex:
seconds out!  ! ()
10>   (-. )
_Ex:
I always travel second     
11>   ,  
12>   
13> _.   ()
14>  ()
15> _. _.  
_Ex:
he shifted into second   ( )  
16> ,   ( )
17> _.  ()
_Ex:
major second  
18> 
19> _. _.      
( )
_Id:
second of exchange _.   
, 
20>  ( )
_Ex:
second deck  (_. ) 
_Ex:
second raceme _.   
_Ex:
second person _.  
_Ex:
second conjugation _.  
_Ex:
Henry the S.  II
_Ex:
he is in his second year   
_Ex:
in the second place -
_Ex:
the second finger of the right hand   
 
21>  ( )
_Ex:
to go by the second train   
_Ex:
the second person to swim the Channel  ,
 -
22> , , 
_Ex:
second cause  
_Ex:
second legs    ( )
23> , 
_Ex:
second notice  
_Ex:
second (galley) proof   ( )
_Ex:
every second day   ;  
_Ex:
to do smth. a second time  -.  ( )
_Ex:
to stay in a form for a second year    
_Ex:
they elect a mayor every second year    
 
24> , 
_Ex:
to be second to the project   
  
_Ex:
second to the might of this country   
 
_Ex:
music comes second with him      
 
25> , 
_Ex:
a second pair of shoes   
_Ex:
I want a second opinion      (
) 
26>  , 
_Ex:
he is a second Shakespeare   
_Ex:
second self  ""
27> ; , 
_Ex:
second team _.  
28>  ( -.)
_Ex:
to be second to smb. in experience  -.  
_Ex:
to be second in seniority    
_Ex:
to be second to smb. in precedence    
 -.
_Ex:
second in hardness only to the diamond   
 
_Ex:
second to none 
_Ex:
in intelligence he is second to none      
,      
_Ex:
we are in a position second to none to...   
...     
_Ex:
second only to...  ( -.) ...
29> 
_Ex:
articles of second quality   
_Ex:
second cabin   
30> 
_Ex:
second master   ( )
31>  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
the second city in Europe    
_Ex:
the second largest city in the world   
  
_Ex:
second violin (fiddle)   ( )
_Id:
second name _. ;   (  )
_Id:
second line _.  ;  
_Id:
to play second fiddle   ,   

_Id:
second birth  , ; _. 
; _.  
_Id:
second guess   
_Id:
the second time of asking _.   
  
32> -
33>  ;   ; 
_Ex:
to speak second  
_Ex:
to come in (to finish) second  ,  
 ( ,  )
34>    (,   . .)
_Ex:
to second a motion  
35>       
36> _. , 
_Ex:
to second smb.'s efforts  -. 
_Ex:
will you second me?   ?
_Ex:
to second words with deeds   
_Ex:
to be seconded by smb.    -. 
37> _.  
_Ex:
to be seconded for service on the General Staff 
  
_Ex:
major Smith has been seconded to us   
 

Second Advent
1> _.   ()

second ballot
1>   

second best
1>   ,   ;  

_Ex:
it's a second best    
2> (. second-best)   
_Ex:
to come off second best    ; 


second childhood
1>  ,  
_Ex:
he's in his second childhood    ,  
 

second class
1>   ( ,    . .)
2>  ( )   

Second Coming
1> _.   ()

second cousin
1>  ;  

second division
1>    
2> _. ,    

second estate
1> _.  , 

second floor
1>   ( )
2>   ( )

second growth
1> _. , ;  

second guess
1>  (,   . .)
_Ex:
if you think we'll agree you have a second guess coming
  ,   ,   
 

second hand
1> 
_Ex:
at second hand  -.;   ; 
_Ex:
to buy at second hand   
_Ex:
she had it at second hand that a scandal was about to break
 ,    
2>  ,   (  ..)

second langauge
1>  ; ,    ,
  
2> " "; ,    
  (      
 )

second lieutenant
1>   (  )

