seemly
1> _. , , 
_Ex:
it is not seemly to praise oneself   
_Ex:
it is not seemly that I should go alone   
 
2> _. , 
3> _. ,  
_Ex:
seemly maiden  
4> _.  , 
5> _. , 

seen
1> _p-p.  see

seep
1>   
2> ,  (, ); 
3> _.  , 
4> , 
_Ex:
the water seeps through the earth   


seep out
1> , 
_Ex:
in spite of the precautions information was seeping out
    ,  -

_Ex:
through the closed doors there seeped out a great babble
of conversation     


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

seer
1> , 
2>  (   ;    
)

seeress
1> , 

seersucker
1>     ( ,  
 . .)
2>  
3>     ( 
)

seesaw
1>   (,   )
2>    ( )
_Ex:
to play at seesaw   
3> -  (. seesaw motion)
4>  ( )   )
_Id:
seesaw policy  () 
5>   ;   
_Ex:
to go seesaw     (  )
6> , 
_Ex:
to go seesaw ,  
7>    ,   
8> ,   
_Ex:
to seesaw between two opinions   ,
   
9>   
10> _.  - 

seethe
1> 
2> , 
3> , 
_Ex:
the soup was seething  
_Ex:
the street is seething with people   ()

4>   (-. ),  
(-.)
_Ex:
to seethe with madness   
_Ex:
his soul is seething with anger     
_Ex:
she is always seething with new ideas   
 
_Ex:
thoughts seethed madly in his brain   
  
_Ex:
the discontent seethed over at last  

5> _. , 

seg
1> _. _. ,   ;


seggie
1>  _. ,   ;


segment
1> , 
_Ex:
the shaded segment of the moon   
_Ex:
every segment of population   
2> 
_Ex:
a segment of an orange  
3> ; 
_Ex:
segment gear   ()
4> _. , 
5> _.  
6>   , , ,   . .
7>   , , ,   . .

segmental
1>   
2> 
3> ; 

segmentary
1>   
2> 
3> ; 

segmentation
1> , 

segno
1> _. , 
_Ex:
al segno  () 

sego lily
1> _.  (Calochortus nuttallii)

segregate
1> _. , 
2> , , 
_Ex:
to segregate the sexes in schools  
   
_Ex:
one patient was segregated from the others  
  
3> , , 
4>    
5> _. 
6> _.  , 

segregated
1> ; ,    
_Ex:
segregated schools  ,   
    
_Ex:
segregated clubs  
2> 
_Ex:
segregated zoning laws   () 
  
_Ex:
segregated states  (), 
 
3> ; 
_Ex:
segregated account _.  
_Ex:
to become segregated from society   ,
  

segregation
1> , , 
_Ex:
segregation of gifted children  (  )
 
_Ex:
segregation of hardened criminals    
( )  
2> 
_Ex:
racial segregation  
_Ex:
religious segregation    
_Ex:
segregation of the coloured population  

3> _. ; ; 
4> _.  ()

segregationist
1>  ; 

segregative
1> ; 
2> _. 

segue
1> _. ; 
2> _. ,   
3>   ( -.)

seguidilla
1>  (  -)

seiche
1>  (   )

seif-dune
1> 

seigneur
1> _. , 
2> , 
3> _.  ,  ( )
4> 
_Ex:
grand seigneur  , 

seigneurial
1>     

seigneury
1> _. ,    ;

2> _.  ( )

seignior
1> _. , 
2> , 
_Id:
Grand S.   (  )

seigniorage
1> _.  , 
2> _.      
3> _.     

seigniory
1> _.  , 
2> _.  ; 

seignorage
1> _.  , 
2> _.      
3> _.     

seignoral
1>     

seignorial
1>     

seignory
1> _.  , 
2> _.  ; 

seine
1> ,  
2>   

seiner
1> 

seining
1>   

seise
1> _.    ()
_Ex:
to be (to stand) seised of (with)  (-.)
2> _.  (  );  (. seise
up)

seisin
1> _.   (  )
_Ex:
seisin in deed (in fact)  

seism
1> _. 
2> _pl.  , 

seismal
1> 
_Ex:
seismal country  
_Ex:
seismal detector 
_Ex:
seismal focus  () 

seismic
1> 
_Ex:
seismic country  
_Ex:
seismic detector 
_Ex:
seismic focus  () 

seismism
1> _pl.  , 

seismo-
1>     .   :

_Ex:
seismograph 
_Ex:
seismology 

seismograph
1> 

seismology
1> 

seismometer
1> 

seismoscope
1> 

seity
1> _. _. ; 

seizable
1>    (.  )

seize
1> ,  (. to seize hold of)
_Ex:
to seize a rope  ( ) 
_Ex:
to seize smb. by the arm  -.  
_Ex:
to seize with both hands   
_Ex:
he seized the package from my hand     
 
2> , 
_Ex:
to seize a thief  
_Ex:
to seize a criminal  
3> ,  (. seize on)
_Ex:
to seize the throne  
_Ex:
to seize the reins of power   
_Ex:
they seized all they could   ,  
_Ex:
to seize an idea    
4> ,  
_Ex:
to seize documents  
_Ex:
your property will be seized    
5> (. on, upon) , 
_Ex:
to seize an opportunity (the occasion) 
 
_Ex:
to seize a suggestion   
_Ex:
to seize on (upon) a pretext for departing 
()  (-.) ,  
_Ex:
the offer was seized by Jack with both hands  
     (  )
6> 
_Ex:
to seize the point (the essence of the matter) 
()   
_Ex:
I can't quite seize your meaning    , 
    ( )
_Ex:
he quickly seized on a basic flaw in our argumentation 
       
7> . pass , 
_Ex:
he was seized with terror   (  ) 
_Ex:
he was seized with a fit of coughing    

_Ex:
he was seized with apoplexy   
_Ex:
amazement seizes me  
8> _.    ()
_Ex:
to be (to stand) seized of (with)  (-.)
9> _.  (  );  (. seize
up)

seizin
1> _.   (  )
_Ex:
seizin in deed (in fact)  

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

seizor
1> _. ,  
2> _. ,  -.  ( 
-. )

seizure
1> , 
_Ex:
abrupt seizure  
_Ex:
the seizure of another's property   
_Ex:
risk of seizure  
2> _.  , 
_Ex:
seizure note     
_Ex:
the seizure of land  
3> _.  ()
_Ex:
to be under seizure   ( )
4> _. , 
_Ex:
a heart seizure  
_Ex:
an apoplectic seizure  
5> _. , , 

sejant
1> _.  (.     )

Sejm
1> _. 

sejoin
1> _. 

seldom
1> , , 
_Ex:
very seldom  
_Ex:
seldom or never  ,    
_Id:
seldom seen, soon forgotten    -   

select
1> (the select) , 
2> ; 
_Ex:
select society  
_Ex:
a few select friends    
_Ex:
dinner consisting of a few select dishes   
 
3>  , 
_Ex:
select watering-place  
_Ex:
select club   
4> , 
_Ex:
to be select in the people one invites  
(  )
5> , ,  ; 
_Ex:
to select tastefully  ()  
_Ex:
to select by vote  
_Ex:
to select a book  
_Ex:
they were selected from among (out of) many applicants 
     ()
_Ex:
he was selected for promotion     
( )
6> _-. 

select committee
1> _.   (  
)

select out
1>  (); 
2>  (  )

selecta
1>  , , 

selected
1> , 
_Ex:
selected stories  
_Ex:
selected goods  

selectee
1> _. _. 

selection
1> , , 
_Ex:
extensive selection  
_Ex:
careful selection  
_Ex:
to make one's own selection   
_Ex:
to make a selection from smth.  ()
(-.)  -.
_Ex:
selection felling (cutting) _.  
_Ex:
selection match _.  
_Ex:
S. Board _.  
2> ,   ,  
_Ex:
the selections for a match ,   
 
_Ex:
the hat is her own selection     
3>  (-. , ), ; ; 
_Ex:
to have a good selection of smth.   
( ) -.
_Ex:
the shop has a good selection of hats   
 
4>  ,  ;  

_Ex:
selections from Shakespeare   
_Ex:
to play some musical selections    

5> _. ; 
_Ex:
natural selection  

Selection Committee
1>   ( )

selectional
1> 
_Ex:
selectional restrictions  ,
  

selective
1> , 
2> ; 
_Ex:
selective cataloguing  
_Ex:
selective inspection _.   ( 
)
3> , 
_Ex:
selective heating _.  
_Ex:
selective mining _.    

Selective Service
1> _.   (  
)
_Ex:
the Selective Service Act _.    
(1940 .)

selectively
1> 
2>  ,  ; , 

selectivity
1> ,  (  . .)

selectman
1> _.    (   )

selectness
1> _. ; 

selector
1> , 
2>   ( )
3> _. 
4> _.  
5> _.  
6> _.  
7> _.     
8> _.   

Selene
1> _. _. 
2> 

selenide
1> _. 

selenite
1> _. 

Selenite
1>  ,  ( )

selenium
1> _. 
_Ex:
selenium cell  

seleno-
1>   -;   
   -
_Ex:
selenocentric 
_Ex:
selenographic 
_Ex:
selenography 

selenocentric
1> _. _. 

selenodesy
1> ,  

selenodetic
1> ,    

selenograph
1>      

selenography
1>  (  )

selenologist
1> 

selenology
1> ,   

selenotropism
1> _. 

self
1>  "", , , ,  
()
_Ex:
my own (very) self   ;  
""
_Ex:
one's better self ,    
_Ex:
one's former self ,    
_Ex:
my former self   ""
_Ex:
to be one's own self   
_Ex:
he is quite his old self again    ,   
_Ex:
he became his silent self again     
,   
_Ex:
to be in love with one's own self    

_Ex:
one and the same self  () ,  
_Ex:
a secret self he had enclosed within   ""
    
_Ex:
to get a glimpse of Shakespeare's very self in the Sonnets
   ,   
2>  (-.)
_Ex:
the expression of beauty's self   ()

3> _. , ,  ""
_Ex:
to be conscious of self   
_Ex:
the study of the self 
4> _. ;     
5>        .
_Ex:
your dear self , 
_Ex:
our two selves  ,   
_Ex:
their hideous wives, their horrid selves and dresses 
 ,      
_Ex:
your good selves  (  )
_Ex:
our noble selves!   !,  ! ()
_Ex:
be your natural self  ,   ,
  
6> ,  
_Ex:
thoughts centered on self ,   
( )
_Ex:
cares for nothing but self     ( 
)
_Ex:
to put self first      
,    
_Ex:
to have no thought of self   ( )  
_Ex:
self is a bad guide to happiness     
_Ex:
self is his God and selfishness is his religion   -
 ,   -  
_Ex:
to rise above self    
_Id:
my second self, my other self   "",   ,
  
_Id:
self comes first     
7> , , ,  ( ,
)
_Ex:
self trimming     
_Ex:
self belt     ,   ()
_Ex:
a wooden tool with self handle    
 
8> ;   
_Ex:
self carnation  
9>  
10>  
11>  ()
_Ex:
a room for self and wife     
_Ex:
self and friend took train for London  ()   ()
   ,   
12>  ();  ()
_Ex:
a cheque drawn to self ,   
_Ex:
pay to self   ,  
(  )
_Ex:
a ticket admitting self and friend   

self-
1>      , 
_Ex:
self-conceit 
_Ex:
self-control 
_Ex:
self-contradiction  
_Ex:
self-defence 
_Ex:
self-love 
2>      ,

_Ex:
self-loading 
_Ex:
self-luminous 
_Ex:
self-recording 

self-abandoned
1> ,   ; 

self-abandonment
1> _. 
_Ex:
to rouse a person from (out of) his self-abandonment 
   
2> _. , 
_Ex:
hopeless self-abandonment      

self-abasement
1> _. 

self-abhorrence
1> _.    

self-abnegation
1> _. 
2> _. 

self-abomination
1> _.    

