snow bunny
1> _.  
2> _. ,      
(   )

snow cap
1>   (  )

snow cover
1>  
2>   

snow fence
1> _-.  ;  

snow finch
1> _.   (Montifringilla nivalis)

snow gauge
1> _. 

snow goggles
1>    , , 


snow goose
1> _.   ,   (Anser rossii)

snow grouse
1> _.   (Lagopus albus)

snow ice
1>  

snow in
1> ,  
_Ex:
to be snowed in   ;  -
 

snow job
1> _. _.  ;  


snow leopard
1> _.  ,  (Felis uncia)

snow line
1>    ;  , 

snow loader
1> _. 

snow melter
1> 

snow off
1> _. 
_Ex:
several items in the programme were snowed off 
    

snow owl
1> _.  ( )  (Nyctea scandiaca)

snow plant
1> _.  (Sarcodes gen.)

snow pudding
1>        

snow tire
1> _.   (     )

snow under
1>  
_Ex:
the train was snowed under    
2> , 
_Ex:
we were being snowed under with requests for medical aid
     
_Ex:
upon returning from the vacation he found himself completely
snowed under     ,   
  
3> _.  ()
_Ex:
the candidate was snowed under by a huge majority 
 ( )  

snow up
1> ,  
_Ex:
to be snowed in   ;  -
 
_Ex:
we were snowed up for three days in our cottage in the
mountains -        
   

Snow White
1>  ( )

snow-blast
1>  , , 

snow-blind
1>   

snow-boots
1> () 

snow-breaker
1> _-. , 

snow-bunting
1> _.  (Plectrophenax nivalis)

snow-capped
1>   ( );   

snow-crested, snow-crowned
1>   ( );   

snow-dropper
1> _.    ( )

snow-on-the-mountain
1> _.  (Euphorbia marginata)

snow-sheen
1>    ,  

snow-sleep
1> _. ,     

snow-white
1> ,   
2>  
3>  
4> 

snow-wreath
1>  , 

snowball
1> ;  
2>  ,     
 
3> _.  (Viburnum)
4>   
5> _. "",    
6>   
7>   
8>  
9>  
10>    
_Ex:
to the war snowballed     
11> ()    
_Ex:
to snowball a small business into a great enterprise
     

snowbank
1>  , 

snowberry
1> _.  (Symphoriocarpos)

snowbird
1> _.   (Junco hyemalis)
2> _. - (Turdus pilaris)
3> _. 

snowblink
1>    ,  

snowbound
1>  
2>     ;   

snowbreak
1> ; 
2>  ;  
3>  ;  
4> ,   
5>  

snowbroth
1>  
2>  
3> _. _.    

snowdrift
1> 
2>  
3> 

snowdrop
1> _.  (Galanthus gen.)
2> _. _.  

snowfall
1> 
2>     
_Ex:
there was a snowfall of 5 inches    5 

snowfield
1>  ,  

snowflake
1> 
2> _pl.  
3> _.  (Plectrophenax nivalis)
4> _.  (Leucojum)

snowless
1> 
_Ex:
snowless skiing    
 

snowmaking
1>      

snowman
1>  , 
2> (S.)  ,  ( Abominable S.)

snowmelt
1> _-. 

snowmobile
1> , 
2> 

snowpack
1>  

snowplough
1> _. ,  
2> _-. 
3>  "" ( )

snowplow
1>  ,  
2> _-. 
3>  "" ( )

snowscape
1> _.  

snowshed
1> _-.   

snowshoe
1> 
2> _. 
3>    
4> _.   

snowslide
1>  ;  

snowslip
1>  ;  

snowstorm
1>  , , 

snowsuit
1>   

snowy
1>  
_Ex:
snowy mountains (tops)   ()
_Ex:
snowy valley  
2> ,  ; 
_Ex:
snowy day (weather)   (- )
_Ex:
snowy month   
_Ex:
snowy rain   
_Ex:
snowy whirlwind  
3> 
_Ex:
snowy hair    
_Ex:
snowy breast (skin, tablecloth)   (,
)
_Ex:
snowy whiteness  
4> , ; 

snowy owl
1> _.  ( )  (Nyctea scandiaca)

snub
1> ,  
2> , ; ,  
3> 
4>  , 
5> , 
6> to snub into silence  ,    

7>  (  . .) ( snub out)
_Ex:
to snub out a cigarette   ( )
8> _.    ( )
9> _.  ;   
10> _. , 
11>  ()
12> 
13>  ;  
14>    ( )

snub nose
1>  
2>  ;  

snub-nosed
1> 
2>    ( )
_Ex:
snub-nosed revolver  

snubber
1> _. , 

snubbing-post
1> _.  ,  

snuff
1>   
2> 
3>     (-)
4> . _.  , 
5>   ( )
6>  ( to snuff it)
7> _. _. , 
8>  
_Ex:
to take snuff  
9> , 
10> _.     
_Id:
to give smb. snuff  - 
_Id:
to be in high snuff   , 
_Id:
to beat to snuff     
_Id:
up to snuff  ,  ;  
;   
_Id:
food in this restaurant is not up to snuff   
   
11>  
12>  ( -)
13> ,   
14> , , 

snuff film
1>  ,   
  

snuff mill
1> _. 

snuff movie
1>  ,   
  

snuff mull
1> _. 

snuff out
1>  ()
2> _. ; 
_Ex:
to snuff out smb.'s hopes  - 
_Ex:
to snuff out a rebellion (opposition)  
()
3> _. ,  
_Ex:
you mustn't snuff out yet    

snuff-and-butter
1> -

snuff-coloured
1>  

snuffbox
1> 

snuffers
1>     ( ) (  
  )
2> _. , "", ""

snuffle
1> ; 
2> 
3> (the snuffles) ,  , 
4> 
5> ,   
6> _. ,  ( snuffle out)
7> _.  ,    ; 

snuffle valve
1> _.    

snuffy
1> _. , , , 
2> _. , 
3>  
4>    
5>  
6> 
7> , 

snug
1> _.  ;   ( )
(the snug)
2> ; 
_Ex:
a snug seat by the fire    
_Ex:
to make oneself snug   (); 
 ()
_Ex:
he is very snug in his new quarters    
 
3> , 
_Ex:
snug income  
4> 
_Ex:
snug dinner  
_Ex:
a snug little job  
_Ex:
all is very snug there     (  )
5> , 
6> _.  ;    
7> ;  ( )
_Ex:
a snug coterie of writers   
8> , 
_Ex:
snug jacket  
9> 
_Ex:
snug fit _.  
10> , ; ; 
_Ex:
snug hideout  
_Id:
snug as a bug in a rug  
_Id:
snug's the world! !, !
11> 
_Ex:
to lie snug in bed    
12> 
_Ex:
to lie snug , 
13> ,  
_Ex:
to fit snug   ( ); 
14>  ;  
15>   
_Ex:
to snug the place for winter  () 
 
16> _. ,  ( )
17> _.  ()
18> _. , 
19> , 
20> ,  (   . .)
21> 
22>   ; ,  
23>  
24> ,     
25> _.    
_Ex:
to strike (to come on, to run against) a snug 
 
_Ex:
there was a snug in the talks    
_Ex:
there's the snug!    !
_Ex:
there is a snug in it somewhere   - 
26>  , 
27>  ,  (   . .)
28> _. 
_Ex:
he broke off a snug of bread    
29> _. , 
_Ex:
he came into a snug of money    

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

snuggle
1> ,  ( -, -);
 ( snuggle up)
_Ex:
to snuggle against smb.  ()  -
_Ex:
the children snuggled up to one another   
 
2>   
_Ex:
to snuggle smb. in one's arms  -  
3>  ;    ( ,
  . .)
4> ,  ( snuggle down)

snurfing
1> _.   (snow + surfing)

so
1>      - () ,
,  
_Ex:
you mustn't behave so      
_Ex:
stand just so   
_Ex:
speak so that you are understood  ,  
   (. . so that)
_Ex:
so, and so only ,   
_Ex:
so and in no other way   (  );  
 ()
_Ex:
quite so!  !, !;  ()!
_Ex:
it is not so   
_Ex:
why so?  ?,  ?,  ?
_Ex:
how so?  () ?,   ?
_Ex:
and so on   ,   
_Ex:
I need some paper, pencils, ink, and so on   ,
,    
_Ex:
and so on and so on, and so on and so forth    
 
_Ex:
so there! - !
_Ex:
that being so I have nothing more to say  ()
 ,    
_Ex:
so to say, so to speak  
2>        - ,
  , ; ,  
_Ex:
why in the train so crowded today?    
 ?
_Ex:
she isn't so very old     
_Ex:
I am not so sure of that   -   
_Ex:
so much  
_Ex:
it takes so much time     
_Ex:
I have got so much to do and so little time!  
  ,   ( )  !
_Ex:
not so much sugar, please  ()  ,

_Ex:
be so good to continue tp write me letters  ,
,  
_Ex:
it was so hot (that) I took my coat off   ,
   
_Ex:
a little girl so high  ()   
_Ex:
I am so tired!   () !
_Ex:
so kind of you!      !
_Ex:
I am so pleased to meet you!   ()  
 !
3> _.     -  ()
_Ex:
she so wants to go     ()
_Ex:
why do you cry so?    ?
_Ex:
I'd better not go out, my head aches co!    
,     !
4>      - 
_Ex:
so good a dinner!   !
_Ex:
so severe a discipline   
_Ex:
in so distant a place as Australia    ,
 
5>      
  - , ,   ,
;  ()  
_Ex:
you look tired. - So I am    . - , 
 
_Ex:
you could have come here earlier. - So I could   
  . -  (, ),  
_Ex:
I thought you were French. - So I am  ,  
. -    
6>      
       -
, 
_Ex:
you are late, (and) so am I  , ()  
_Ex:
we were wrong, so were you  ,    ()
7>        
 - , , 
_Ex:
so you are going to the North ,    
_Ex:
so you have come after all! ,  - !
_Ex:
and so the work is finished at last! ,  
!
8>       
- 
_Ex:
so he said we chouldn't bother. So we didn't   ,
   , ,     ()
9> _.      
 (  ) - , 
_Ex:
and so to bed , () 
_Ex: "say goodbye", and so be off () " "
 ()  ()
10> _.       ( 
) - 
_Ex:
so Achilles   
11>    ,    - ,
  
_Ex:
it is so    ;  
_Ex:
so it is , 
_Ex:
that's so  ;    
_Ex:
is that so? ?, ?, ?   !
_Ex:
that's (it is) not so!   !, !
_Ex:
so be it!   
12>   (. )
_Ex:
so far   ,  ()
_Ex:
so far I'm bored    
_Ex:
I've heard nothing so far      
_Ex:
so far you have been lucky     
_Ex:
so far as , 
_Ex:
so far as I know    ( )
_Ex:
in so far as - so far as
_Ex:
in so much as - insomuch as
_Ex:
so far from  , 
_Ex:
so far from abating, the epidemic spread   
,  , 
_Ex:
so... as  ()..., , ... 
_Ex:
it is so natural as hardly to be noticeable  
,   
_Ex:
be so good (would you be so kind) as to send me word 
    
_Ex:
not so... as  ...  ( )
_Ex:
it is not so hot as yesterday    ,  
_Ex:
he is not so bright as his brother    ,
  
_Ex:
so... that  ( )... ; ... ;
... 
_Ex:
he is so ill that he cannot speak   ,  
 
_Ex:
not so... but  ... 
_Ex:
he is not so degraded but he has a sense of shame  
 ,    
_Ex:
so much so that , ;   , 
_Ex:
are you satisfied now? - So much so that words fail me 
 ? -  ,     
_Ex:
so many - , - , - ()
_Ex:
so many shillings and so many pence -  
- 
_Ex:
they turn out so many typewriters a day  
-    
13> so much -, - ;  , ,
  ; ,    ;  ;
(for) , ;     
_Ex:
so much and no more    
_Ex:
he allowed his son so much a month for pocket money 
      (-)
  
_Ex:
he is so much respected   
_Ex:
so much rubbish (nonsense)!  !
_Ex:
I regard it as so much lost time    
 
_Ex:
so much the better (the worse)   ( )
_Ex:
I agree, so much more that I have seen her  ,
 ,    
_Ex:
so much for that    
_Ex:
so much for your childhood ideals    

_Ex:
so much for the history of the case   ,  
    
_Ex:
not (never) so much as  
_Ex:
he didn't so much as ask me to sit down    
 
_Ex:
he never so much as thanked me     
_Ex:
not so much... as  ... ;  ... 
_Ex:
he is not so much angry as upset   , 

_Ex:
oceans do not so much divide the world as unite it 
   ,   
_Id:
just so  ,  
_Id:
her room is always just so     
_Id:
you don't say so!, do you asy so? ?,   !
_Id:
so please your Majesty     
_Id:
so help me (God)!  ! ( , )
_Id:
I have never seen him, so help me (God)!    
,  !
14>     - 
, 
_Ex:
has the train gone? - I thind (believe) so   ? -
,  
_Ex:
he promised to ring us up but has not jet done so  
 ,    
_Ex:
many people would have run away. Not so he   ,
   
_Ex:
did he promise it? - Yes, he did so!  () ? -
, !
_Ex:
he is clever. - I am glad you think so  . -  ,
   
_Ex:
he goes to the club. - So he says! _.    . -
 !
15>     -
, 
_Ex:
your friend is diligent, but you are not so   ,
 ,  
_Ex:
both brothers are talented, but the elder is more so 
 ,   
_Ex:
he isn't handsome, but he thinks himself so  ,
   
_Ex:
he is ill and has been so for a long time     
16> (  call, name)  
   - 
_Ex:
John. He was named so after his father   . 
 .
17>  ; 
_Ex:
at three o'clock or so    ,  
_Ex:
I've known him 15 years or so     
18> ( and so)  ,  
      -  ,
; 
_Ex:
it was raining and so I did not go out  ,  
  
_Ex:
it was late, so we went home  ,  () 
 
_Ex:
the train leaves in half an hour, so you had better hurry
   ,   
19>     - ( ),
( ) 
_Ex:
he opened the door so he could see them come   ,
 ,   
20> _.     -  ,
 (.  so that)
21>   (. )
_Ex:
so what?   ?,   ?; !
_Ex:
so what of it?    ( ) ?
_Ex:
(so) that's that - 
22> !, !, !, ! ( , ,
, ,   . .)
_Ex:
he went off yesterday. - So?   . - ? (,
 !)

so as
1>    - ,   ,   
_Ex:
we hurried so as not to be late  ,  

_Ex:
he came early so as to have plenty of time   ,
   
_Ex:
he stood up so as to see better  ,   
2>    - ,  , 
_Ex:
he shouted so as to be heard a mile away   ,
     
3>   ,  
_Ex:
he is willing to do any work, so as it is honourable 
     ,    

so long
1> _. !,  !

so long as
1> ;  ;  , 
_Ex:
so long as they attended lectures   

2> (  ) 
_Ex:
so long as he was in the sun he did not feel cold  
  ,   

so many
1> -
_Ex:
read so many chapters each night   - 
 
2>  
_Ex:
they behaved like so many animals     

so that
1>    
2> ( ) 
_Ex:
he stepped aside so that I might pass   ( ),
   
_Ex:
he closed the window so that the child might not catch cold
  ,    
3>    
4>  
_Ex:
the wind had dropped so that it became warm  ,
  
_Ex:
he went out without his overcoat so that he caught cold 
    () 
5> _.    
6>  ;  , ;  
_Ex:
he is indifferent to the means so that he accomplishes his
puepose   ,   ,  
  
_Ex:
so that it is done, it doesn't matter who does it  
  ,     - 

so-and-so
1> -,  ( , ,   . .)
_Ex:
number so-and-so in such-and-such a street - 
  - 
_Ex:
Mr. S.  -
_Ex:
we all know what so-and-so will say   , 
 -
2> _. -, -
_Ex:
so-and-so played me a shabby trick     
 
_Ex:
she's really a so-and-so   -
_Ex:
tell the old so-and-so to mind his own business  
 ,        
3> , ;  
_Ex:
that so-and-so car  ,   
4> - ( -),  
_Ex:
he told me to do so-and-so     -
 -
5> -  -
6>  - 
7> -, 

so-called
1>  , 
2>   , 
_Ex:
deceived by his so-called friend   
 

so-so
1> , , ,  ; 
_Ex:
to be so-so    
_Ex:
business is so-so    
2> _.  , , ; ; , 
_Ex:
he is working only so-so    

soak
1> ; 
_Ex:
to put in soak , 
2>     
3>   
4>    
5>  
6> _. , 
7> _. 
_Ex:
to come out of soak 
8> _. 
_Ex:
to put in soak 
9> , ; , 
_Ex:
to soak bread in milk    
_Ex:
to soak dirty clothes in water   
_Ex:
to soak the dirt out    (
)
10> ;  ( soak in)
_Ex:
the dye must be allowed to soak in    
11> , 
_Ex:
to soak oneself in smth.  -, 
 -
_Ex:
to soak oneself in the sunshine   
_Ex:
to soak oneself in history (in art)  ( 
)    ()
12>  ( ) ( soak through)
_Ex:
to be soaked to the skin   ( )
_Ex:
don't stand out there;
you'll be soaked through    ,  

13> 
_Ex:
the rain has soaked through the roof  
 
14>  (into)
15> ()  (into)
_Ex:
the idea soaked into him     
16>  (  . .)
17> _. , 
18> _.   , 
19> _.  ,   
_Ex:
to soak tourists  
20> _. , 
_Ex:
I was soaked for that mistake     
_Id:
to soak one's clay (one's face) , 

soak up
1> , 
_Ex:
partitions soak up sound   
_Ex:
sandy soil soaks up moisture quickly   
 
2> , 
_Ex:
to soak up the sunshine  , 
 
_Ex:
the boy soaks up information like a sponge  
  
3> 
_Ex:
if you spill ink on the floor you must soak it up straight
away      ,    
 ( )

