semitropical
1> ; 

semitropics
1> _pl. ,  

semivowel
1>  

semiweekly
1> ,     
2>     

semiworks
1>    (  
  )

semiyearly
1> ; ,     

semmit
1> _.  ;  

semolina
1> _. , ;  

semper fidelis
1> _.  

semper idem
1> _.    ;   

semper paratus
1> _.  

sempitern
1> 

sempiternal
1> 

semsem
1> _. ,  (Sesamum indicum)
2> 
_Ex:
open semsem! , !;  , 
() 
_Ex:
fame is not the open semsem to happiness   
   

semuncia
1> _-. -

semunciae
1> _pl.  semuncia

sen
1>  (  )

senarmontite
1> _. 

senary
1> ,    
_Ex:
senary scale  
_Ex:
senary division    

Senat-house
1>   ( , .  )

senate
1> 
_Ex:
the Roman S. _.  
_Ex:
the U.S.S.  
_Ex:
the State S. _.  
2>  ( );  
3>  _. 
_Ex:
S. examination      


senator
1> 
_Ex:
U.S. senator   ,  
_Ex:
State senator   
_Ex:
senator from Massachusetts    

senatorial
1> 
_Ex:
senatorial rank  
_Ex:
senatorial powers  
2> _.     
_Ex:
senatorial district ,  

senatorial courtesy
1> _.    -   
 ,  ,   
   ,   
   

senatorian
1> 
_Ex:
senatorian rank  
_Ex:
senatorian powers  

senatorship
1>  
2>   

senatus
1> _. _-. 
_Ex:
S. populusque Romanus     (
)
_Ex:
S. consultum  
2> _.  ( )
_Ex:
senatus academicus  

send
1> , , , 
_Ex:
to send help  () 
_Ex:
to send a warning  () 
_Ex:
to send a case to hospital    
_Ex:
to send a child to school    
_Ex:
to send smb. one's compliments (one's love, one's respect)
 -. 
_Ex:
to send smth. by mail  -. 
_Ex:
to send smth. through (with) smb.  -. 
-. ( -.)
_Ex:
to send smb. on an errand  -.  
_Ex:
to send smth. to be mended  -.   ( )
_Ex:
to send goods by train   
_Ex:
your question sent me to the dictionary   
   
_Ex:
a car was sent for me    
_Ex:
keep the box until I send for it    ,
     
2> 
_Ex:
send the wine round    , 
 
_Ex:
to send sheets to the wash    
3> ;  
_Ex:
send me in the morning   
_Ex:
if you don't send, I'll not come      ,
  
4> (for) , 
_Ex:
to send smb. for smth., smb.  -.  -.,
-.
_Ex:
to send for the doctor   ;  
_Ex:
the plumber has been sent for  ; 
 
5> , 
_Ex:
to send for a book on wild birds    

_Ex: "send now for a free catalogue" " ,
  " ( )
6>  (); 
_Ex:
to send several shots into the enemy  
  
_Ex:
the gun sends a ball 2000 yards    2000 
_Ex:
I sent aa blow to his chin     
_Ex:
he sent the ball between the gateposts     
7> _. 
_Ex:
the ship's radio sends on a special band  
   
8>   -. 
_Ex:
to send smb. mad (off his head, out of his mind) 
-.  
_Ex:
to send smb. to sleep  -.
_Ex:
to send smb. to destruction  -.
_Ex:
to send ssmb. sprawling  -.  
_Ex:
to send smb. reeling  -. 
()
_Ex:
to send smb. into a rage   ,  -.
9> _.     ,  
 
10>   , 
11> _. ,, ; 
_Ex:
to send a plague on a country    
_Ex:
to send much rain  
_Ex:
what does fortune send us?    ?
_Id:
to send word to smb.  ( ) -.
_Id:
send me word of your arrival     
_Id:
to send smb. to Coventry _.    -.,
 -.
_Id:
to send to the skies _.    , ,

_Id:
to send smb. packing, to send smb. to the right-about 
(, ) -.
_Id:
to send smb. about his business ,  -.;
,    -.;  -.  
;    
_Id:
to send up the wall   ,   

send across
1>   -.   -. ( ,  
 . .)
_Ex:
send Michael across for the newspaper   
( )  
_Ex:
to send goods across to the Continent by ferry  
( )  ()    

send ahead
1>     -.
_Ex:
armored cars were sent ahead of the main body of the division
     
 

send away
1> , 
_Ex:
she has sent away her maid   
2> ,  (-.)
_Ex:
boats were sent away for rescue    
 
3> (for) , 
_Ex:
to send away for a map  
_Ex:
to send away for an almanac  

send down
1> , 
_Ex:
to send prices down  
2> ,  ( , )
_Ex:
several students were sent down after the incidents 
     

send forth
1> , 
_Ex:
the plant sends forth root and stem   
_Ex:
the sun sends forth light and heat   
 
_Ex:
flowers send forth fragrance   
_Ex:
to send forth a cry  
2> , 
_Ex:
to send forth labourers into the harvest  ()
   

send forward
1>  (  )
_Ex:
to send forward an order  

send in
1>  (  ,    
. .)
_Ex:
to send in one's name  () (   . .)
_Ex:
to send in one's name as a candidate  

_Ex:
to send in one's bill  () 
2>  ()
_Ex:
to send in one's resignation (one's papers)   
_Ex:
send in your application in good time  

_Ex:
situation reports were sent in three times a day 
      
_Id:
to send in one's name (one's card)    

send off
1> ,  (, )
_Ex:
to send off one's luggage   
2> (for)   -.; , 
_Ex:
have you sent off for your guide to space exploration? 
     ?
3> , 
4> _.   
_Ex:
don't try to argue with the ref:
you'll only get sent off     , 
   
5> ,  

send on
1>  (  )
_Ex:
to send on an order  

send out
1> ; 
_Ex:
a stove sends out heat   
2>  (, )
_Ex:
the tree sends out leaves    
3> , 
_Ex:
to send out invitations  
_Ex:
to send out a signal  
_Ex:
to send out an appeal  
_Ex:
to send out word that...  , ...
4> ,  ( )
_Ex:
to send the children out   
_Ex:
to send a pupil out for misbehaviour   
   
5> (for)  -.  -.
_Ex:
shall we send out for coffee?     (-)
 ?
6>    (  . .;    . .)
7> _. 
_Ex:
to send out messages  

send over
1> 
_Ex:
to send smb. over to the police  -.  

2> 
_Ex:
send him over to England    
3>   

send round
1> , 
_Ex:
a message has been sent round  
() 
2> 
_Ex:
I have sent him round to my customers    
  ()
_Ex:
shall I send the books round of will you call for
them?       ,   
 ?
3>   
_Ex:
to send round the bottle    

send up
1> 
_Ex:
to send up prices  
2>  (.   )
_Ex:
to send up a report   () ()
3> _.  (   . .   
)
_Ex:
the boy was sent up to the head-master  

4> 
_Ex:
a convoy of petrol lorries was sent up in flames 
   
5> 
_Ex:
to send up a rocket  
6> ,  (-.)
7> ,  
_Ex:
in their sketch they send up fashionable women who work
for charitable causes      
 ,  
8> _. _.   
_Ex:
he was sent up for twenty years     

send-off
1> _. 
_Ex:
to give smb. a showy send-off  -.  
_Ex:
a send-off to one's new home     
_Ex:
a good send-off to the other world  
2> , 
_Ex:
to give a good send-off in smth.   -. 

_Ex:
to have a good send-off   ;  
(-.)
3> ;  (.  )
_Ex:
the book was given a good send-off   

_Ex:
the new play had a poor send-off    
 ()

send-up
1> _. ; , 
2> _. ; 
_Ex:
send-up songs  

sender
1> 
_Ex:
the sender of the letter  
2> _. 
3> _. 
4>  , 

sending
1> ,  
2> _.  

Seneca
1>  (  )
2>   
3>   

senectitude
1> _.   ;  

senega
1> _. ,   (Polygata senega)
2>    

Senegalese
1> ; 
_Ex:
the Senegalese _. 
2> 

senescence
1> , 

senescent
1> , 

seneschal
1> _. 

senhor
1> _.  (  )

senhora
1> _.  (  )

senhorita
1> _.  (  )

senile
1> ; 
_Ex:
senile imbecility  
_Ex:
senile diseases  
2> _.  (    )

senility
1>  , ; 
_Ex:
premature senility  
2> 

senior
1>  ( );  
_Ex:
the village seniors  
_Ex:
to have respect for one's seniors  
_Ex:
I was slightly his senior    
2> ,  ( ,  )
_Ex:
senior in office   
_Ex:
to be smb.'s senior by three years     
-.
3>   
4> _.     
5>   
6>  ( ,  -  )
_Ex:
John Brown S. was a busy man    ( -
   )   
7>  ( ,  )
_Ex:
the senior members of the family   
_Ex:
the senior branch of a family   
_Ex:
the senior partner  ,  
_Ex:
senior pupils   
_Ex:
senior student   
_Ex:
senior man 
_Ex:
senior class  () 
_Ex:
to be several years senior to smb.    
 -.
8> 
_Ex:
the senior member   ()
_Ex:
senior members of a club   
9> _.    ; ;
 

senior citizen
1> _.   , . ;
 
_Ex:
senior citizens center    
_Ex:
senior citizens village    ( )

senior citizenship
1> _. ,  
2> _.  

senior high school
1> _.    (.  10-12 )

senior officer
1> _.  
2> _.   
3> _.  , 

senior secondary school
1>    (  12-18 ;  )

Senior Service
1> - ,  ()

senior student
1>   (  ;  
      )

seniority
1> 
_Ex:
in order of seniority   
_Ex:
seniority system   (  )
_Ex:
he is chairman by seniority   
 (  )
2>   ,   . .
3>  ;  
_Ex:
service seniority    
_Ex:
seniority rights      
 
_Ex:
seniority pay      
4> _. , 

senna
1> _.   (Cassia acutifolia)
2> 
_Ex:
senna tea   ,  

sennet
1> _.  ,    ( 
 )

sennight
1> _. 
_Ex:
today sennight  ;   

sennit
1> _. 

senocular
1> _. 

senor
1> _.  (  )

senora
1> _.  (  )

senorita
1> _.  (  )

sensa
1> _pl.  sensum

sensate
1> _.  
2> _.  , 
3> _. 
4> _. , 

sensation
1> , 
_Ex:
pleasant sensation   ()
_Ex:
a sensation of pain  
_Ex:
a burning sensation 
_Ex:
a sensation of fear  
_Ex:
to cause a sensation of smth.   -.
_Ex:
to lose all sensation in one's feet  
  
2> 
_Ex:
visible sensation  
_Ex:
auricular sensation  
_Ex:
to dull the sensation of smth.  
( -.)
3> , 
_Ex:
the greatest sensation  ,  
_Ex:
to make a sensation  
_Ex:
the new opera did not cause the least sensation in the capital
       
4> _.  ;  

sensation-monger
1>   

sensation-seeking
1>   
2>    (   . .)

sensational
1> 
_Ex:
sensational news  
_Ex:
sensational film  
2> ; , 
_Ex:
sensational victory  
_Ex:
sensational play ,   
3> ,   , 
4> _. 
_Ex:
the sensational theory of knowledge  


sensationalism
1> 
2> _. 

sensationalist
1> 

sensationalize
1> _.   ; 

sensationally
1> 
2> , 
3> 

sensationism
1> 
2> 

sense
1> 
_Ex:
the five senses  
_Ex:
sense of hearing 
_Ex:
sixth sense  , 
_Ex:
inner sense  ;  
_Ex:
sense organs  
_Ex:
dogs have an acute sense of smell    
( , )
2> , 
_Ex:
a sense of pain  
_Ex:
a sense of time  
_Ex:
a sense of locality  
_Ex:
a high sense of duty   
_Ex:
aesthetic sense   (- )
_Ex:
a sense of colour  ,   
_Ex:
a keen sense of humour   
_Ex:
a high sense of one's importance  
_Ex:
to do smth. out of (from) a sense of duty  -. 
 
_Ex:
to have no sense of proportion    
_Ex:
to lack all sense of beauty    
_Ex:
he has no stage sense     ( 
) 
3> , 
_Ex:
in one's right senses   
_Ex:
are you in your right senses?   - ?
_Ex:
to be out of one's senses _. , , 
   
_Ex:
to recover (to regain) one's senses    ( )
_Ex:
to lose one's senses   
_Ex:
to take leave of one's senses _.   , 
_Ex:
to be frightened out of one's senses  
 ( );   
_Ex:
no man in his senses would have done so   
  (  )
4> 
_Ex:
sense comes with age    
_Ex:
he has no sense    
_Ex:
to bring smb. to his senses  -.
_Ex:
to come to one's senses ,   
_Ex:
to act against all sense  () 
5>   (. common sense)
_Ex:
a man of sense  () 
_Ex:
to show good sense   
_Ex:
to appeal to smb.'s good (common) sense  
-.  
_Ex:
to talk sense   ()
_Ex:
there is no sense in doing this   ( )
 
_Ex:
to have too much sense to do smth., to have more sense than
to do smth.   ,   -. (
 -.)
_Ex:
to make use of one's senses _.  , 
_Ex:
use a little sense! _.  !, !
_Ex:
he had the good sense to make a wise choice   
 ( )   
6> ,  (-.)
_Ex:
to make sense  ,  
_Ex:
this decision makes sense    
_Ex:
it doesn't make sense, it makes no sense at all  
 ;   ()
_Ex:
his attitude doesn't make sense    
_Ex:
I cannot make out the sense of...    
(-.)
7> 
_Ex:
strict sense  
_Ex:
archaic sense  
_Ex:
in the narrow sense of the word     
_Ex:
in the best sense of the term     
_Ex:
in a (certain) sense   ,   
_Ex:
in no sense    ,    
_Ex:
in no sense a genius   
_Ex:
in every sense   
_Ex:
the marriage was in every sense happy    
 
_Ex:
in more senses than one      
;     
_Ex:
the word has acquired an disparaging sense   
 
8>  , 
_Ex:
to take the sense of the meeting  
()  ( , ); 
  
_Ex:
the sense of the conference was manifest  
(  )  
9> _. 
_Ex:
sense of rotation  
_Ex:
sense finder  
_Id:
deprivation of senses  ; 
  (    . .)
10> , 
_Ex:
to sense danger  
_Ex:
he sensed our hostility    

_Ex:
I had sensed as much    ,   
11> ,   
_Ex:
she fully sensed the danger of her position  
      

sense datum
1> _.   
_Ex:
sense data  

sense-pause
1>  

senseless
1>  
_Ex:
to be senseless    ( )
_Ex:
to fall senseless  
_Ex:
to knock smb. senseless  -. ()
2> , 
_Ex:
senseless brute  
3> , 
_Ex:
senseless idea  
_Ex:
senseless custom  
_Ex:
senseless remark  

sensibilia
1> _.  ;  

sensibility
1> 
_Ex:
the sensibility of the skin  
_Ex:
sensibility to smth.   -.
_Ex:
to have sensibility to an influence   
2> ,  ()
_Ex:
the sensibility of the magnetic needle 
 
3> , 
_Ex:
mawkish sensibility  
4> , 
_Ex:
fine sensibility  
_Ex:
blunt sensibility  
_Ex:
aesthetic sensibility  
_Ex:
delicate literary sensibility   
_Ex:
the sensibility of one's own weakness  

_Ex:
to show a marked sensibility to smth.  
  -.
_Ex:
he has little artistic sensibility   
 
5> ; 
_Ex:
to wound (to offend, to shock) smb.'s sensibilities ,
  ,  -.

sensible
1> _. ;  
2> , , 
_Ex:
sensible idea  
_Ex:
sensible person  () 
_Ex:
sensible beings  
_Ex:
sensible clothing  () 
_Ex:
that was very sensible of you!    
3> , 
_Ex:
sensible increase  () 
_Ex:
a sensible change for the better    
_Ex:
a sensible difference in the temperature 
 
_Ex:
a sensible error  
_Ex:
he felt a sensible chill     
4> , 
_Ex:
to be sensible of smth.  () -.
_Ex:
to make smb. sensible of smth.  -. 
-.
_Ex:
to be sensible of responsibility  
_Ex:
to be sensible of an honour  
_Ex:
to be sensible of the enormity of the crime  

_Ex:
to be sensible of the fact that...  ( 
 )  , ...
_Ex:
we are sensible of your problems    
()
5> , 
_Ex:
sensible part (spot)  
_Ex:
sensible to influences   
6>  
_Ex:
the injured man was still sensible    
 
7>  (   . .)
8> _.  
_Ex:
the sensible world in which we live  , 
  
_Id:
sensible horizon _.  

sensibly
1> ; 
_Ex:
to be sensibly dressed    ;  

2> , 

sensific
1> _.   ( )

sensify
1> _. ,  

sensile
1> _.   ;  

sensing element
1> _. 

sensitive
1> ; ,   
2> 
3> ,  
4> , 
_Ex:
sensitive skin  
_Ex:
sensitive ear  
_Ex:
sensitive nerves   
_Ex:
sensitive to heat   
_Ex:
butter is very sensitive to odours   
  (  )
5> , 
_Ex:
sensitive nature  
_Ex:
sensitive about (over) smth.    -.
_Ex:
don't be so sensitive       
6> , 
_Ex:
don't be so sensitive!    !,  !
_Ex:
morbidly sensitive on the subject of...  ,
   ...
7> 
_Ex:
sensitive on questions of honour    
8> _. 
9> 
_Ex:
an artist is sensitive to beauty   

10> _. , ;   

_Ex:
sensitive job ,   ; ,
    
_Ex:
sensitive areas of national defense ,  
    
_Ex:
sensitive information  , 

_Ex:
sensitive products, like special steels 
, ,   
_Ex:
sensitive crops   ( )
 
11> _. ,  
_Ex:
sensitive instrument  
_Ex:
sensitive film _.  
_Ex:
sensitive market _.  

sensitive plant
1> _.   (Mimosa pudica)

sensitivity group
1>   ( ,   . .,
   , )

