sponge bath
1>    

sponge cake
1> ,  ,  

sponge cloth
1> _.  "";  ; 
 

sponge cucumber
1> ,  ( )

sponge down
1> , ,   
2>   

sponge fingers
1> " " ()

sponge glass
1> _.  , 

sponge gourd
1> ,  ( )

sponge iron
1>  

sponge mushroom
1> _.  (Morchella gen.)

sponge rubber
1>  

sponge-biscuit
1>  

sponge-down
1>    

spongelet
1> 

spongeous
1> _. ; , 

sponger
1> , 
2>  
3>    

spongiform
1> , 

spongin
1> _. 

sponginess
1> , , 
2> _.    

sponging house
1> _.     (
  24 ,    
 )

spongy
1> , ; , 
_Ex:
spongy bone  
_Ex:
spongy ice  
_Ex:
spongy paper  
2> , 
3> , ; 
4> , 
_Ex:
spongy carpet  
5> _. ,  ( , )
6> _.  ;  

sponsion
1> _. , , 

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

sponsor
1> 
_Ex:
to be (to stand) sponsor for smb.   -., 
-.  ,      -.
2> , ,   . ., 
-. ,   . .
3> ,  -    
, 
_Ex:
to be the sponsor to a programme  
4> , ; 
_Ex:
sponsor to a student council , 
  
_Ex:
sponsor for a class dance ,  
 
5> ,    (  . .); ,
  
_Ex:
sponsors of the resolution were Bulgaria and Poland 
    
6> ,  ; ,  
_Ex:
fellow sponsor ; 
_Ex:
to stand sponsor to a child  ( , 
) 
7> 
8> ,  -. ,
, -    . .
9> , , 
10> ,  ( );  (,
)
_Ex:
resolution sponsored by seven member states ,
 ( , ) 
-

sponsored film
1>   (   ,
   . .)

sponsored programme
1> _. _. ,  

sponsorial
1> ; ; 

sponsoring states
1> _. -; , 
,   . .

sponsorship
1> ; , 
2> 
3> , 
_Ex:
the league was formed through the sponsorship of... 
   ...
4> , 
_Ex:
the meeting was held under the sponsorship of the municipality
     

spontaneity
1> , ; 
2> 

spontaneous
1> , ; 
_Ex:
spontaneous combustion , 
_Ex:
spontaneous gangrene _.  ()

_Ex:
spontaneous generation 
_Ex:
spontaneous movement  
_Ex:
spontaneous recovery from a severe illness  
   
2> ,  
_Ex:
he made a spontaneous offer of his services  
  
3> , 
_Ex:
spontaneous admiration  
_Ex:
spontaneous suggestion  
4> _. , 

spontoon
1> _.  ( )

spoof
1> _. , , 
2> 
3>   
4> _. , , 
_Ex:
you've been spoofed  
5>  ( -.)

spoofery
1> _. 
2> (the spooferies) _pl.   

spook
1> , , 
_Ex:
spooks haunt that old castle     

2> - (  )
3> _.  () 
4> _. -
5> _. 
6> _. _. _.  
7> _. _. -""
8> ,  ( )
9> ,   
10>   
11>  ( -.)
_Ex:
he spooked the reminiscences of the actor   
   
12>   
_Ex:
his speech was spooked    - 

spookish
1>   , 
2>  
_Ex:
spookish house   
3> 
_Ex:
spookish story ,      
4> 
_Ex:
spookish horse  

spooky
1>   , 
2>  
_Ex:
spooky house   
3> 
_Ex:
spooky story ,      
4> 
_Ex:
spooky horse  

spool
1> _.  , 
2> , 
_Ex:
spool of ribbon   (  )
3> _. ; ; 
4> _.  
5> _. , ,  ()
6> _.   
7>  ( ,   . .)
8> _. ,    

spoon
1> 
_Ex:
soup spoon  
_Ex:
to eat with (from) a spoon  
_Ex:
to feed with a spoon   
2>    ()
3> 
4>       ()
5> _. , 
_Ex:
spoon bit  
6> _. ,  
_Id:
spoon nail  
_Id:
wooden spoon _.   ( ,
 )
_Id:
to stick one's spoon in the wall _. 
_Id:
to be past the spoon    , 

_Id:
to be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth  
,    
_Id:
to make a spoon or spoil a horn   
_Id:
he should have a long spoon that sups with the devil 
 ,   
7>   (. spoon out, spoon up)
_Ex:
to spoon up one's soup hungrily   
_Ex:
to spoon off cream  
_Ex:
she spooned out a few mouthfuls of rice into each of the
plates       
8> ,  
9> ,   ( )
10>    
11>   (, )
12>   ()
13> _. , , 
14>  , 
15> ,  
_Ex:
a pair of lovers having a quiet spoon  
 
16> _. ; ,  ( -.)
17> _. ,  (.  ); 

spoon bread
1> _. 

spoon hook
1> 

spoon-billed cat
1>  (Polyodons pathula; )

spoon-fed
1>     (    )
2>     ( , 
  . .)
3> _.    ( ); 
   
4> _. ;  
5> ,    
6> _p.  _p-p.  spoon-feed

spoon-feed
1>   
2> , 
_Ex:
the general public is being spoon-fed more and more lies
       
3> ;     
_Ex:
to spoon-feed material to students  (
)  
4>  ;    
_Ex:
having always been spoon-fed she could not meet the challenge
of life     , ,  
,  

spoon-food
1>  , 

spoon-meat
1>  , 

spoonbait
1> 

spoonbill
1> _.  (Platalea leocordia)
2> _.   (Ajaia gen.)
3> _. - (Anas clypeata)

spoondrift
1>  ;  ,  

spoonerism
1>     , 
(. queer dean  dear queen)

spooney
1> _. , , , 
2>  , 
3> _. , 
4> _. 
_Ex:
to be spooney on smb.     -.
5> , 
6> _. , , 

spoonful
1>   (-.)
_Ex:
heaped spoonful   
2>  

spooning
1> _. ,     

spoony
1> _. , , , 
2>  , 
3> _. , 
4> _. 
_Ex:
to be spoony on smb.     -.
5> , 
6> _. , , 

spoor
1> 
2> _.  ()
3>   
4> 

sporadic
1> , ; , 
_Ex:
sporadic disease  

sporadically
1> , ,   ; 

sporangia
1> _pl.  sporangium

sporangium
1> _. ,  

sporation
1> _.  , 

spore
1> _. 
_Ex:
spore sac (case) _. ,  

sporicidal
1> _. , 

sporicide
1>  , 

sporidium
1> _.  , 

spork
1>    

sporotheca
1> _. ,  

sporran
1> _.     ( 
 )

sport
1> ,  
_Ex:
athletic sports 
_Ex:
sport shirt  
_Ex:
to go in for sports  
2> _pl.  
_Ex:
inter-university sports  
3>  ,  
_Ex:
to have good sport  
4> , , , 
_Ex:
for sport's sake  ,  
_Ex:
what sport!  !
_Ex:
the children thought it great sport to dress up as pirates
    
5> , ; 
_Ex:
to say smth. in sport  -.  
_Ex:
to make sport of smb.  -., 
()  -.
6> _. ,  , 
_Ex:
to become the sport of fortune   
_Ex:
to be the sport of circumstances   
7> _. 
8> _. ,   , 
 
_Ex:
he's a good sport about losing     ( )
 
9> _. , ;   ; 

_Ex:
be a sport!  !
_Ex:
he's a good sport!    !
10> ,  ()
_Ex:
come on, sport!  , !
_Ex:
now lay off, sport!   , !
11> _.   ( ,    . .)
12> _. _. , ; 
_Id:
sport of kings ; _.  ;
() 
13> _.  ;  (-.)
_Ex:
to sport a diamond ring   

_Ex:
to sport one's learning  
14> _. 
_Ex:
lambs sporting in the meadow ,   
_Ex:
the children sported upon the shore    
15> (with) , 
_Ex:
he's sporting with us!    !
_Ex:
sporting with things he can't understand   ,
     
16>  ,  ,   . .
17> , ; ,  (  . .;
 sport away)
_Id:
to sport one's oak _. _.  , 

18> _. ,  
19> _. ,   

sportcast
1>  ;    
(   )

sportcaster
1>  

sportdom
1>  () 
_Ex:
the entrance of a country in international sportdom 
    

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

sportfisherman
1> -

sportfishing
1> ,   ; 

sportful
1> 
2> 
3> , 

sporting
1> , 
2> 
3> 
_Ex:
sporting equipment  
_Ex:
rugged, sporting man    
4> 
5>    , 
6>    ,     . .
_Ex:
he enjoys the sporting life of Las Vegas   
 -,     
7>    ;    
_Ex:
a sporting chance (of success) ,   
_Ex:
not to have a sporting chance    ()
,  
_Ex:
I'll make you a sporting chance (offer)    ;
   ,    
_Ex:
they gave the less experienced players a sporting chance by
handicapping the experts     
 ,    
8> _. ,  (   . .
_Ex:
sporting gents and their ladies    

_Ex:
sporting girl   

sporting blood
1>   ,   . .
2>    , 

sporting dog
1>  

sporting house
1>   
2> _.  ;  

sportive
1> , ; 
_Ex:
sportive puppy -
2>  ; 
_Ex:
the old man seemed as sportive as a young boy  
  
3> , 
_Ex:
sportive show of affection    
4> _. , 
5> _.    

sports
1> 
_Ex:
sports equipment  
_Ex:
sports day    ( )
_Ex:
the sports department in a store   
 
2>   
_Ex:
the sports editor of a newspaper   

_Ex:
sports service _.  
3>   ,    
 ( )
_Ex:
sports coat   

sports car
1>  

sports jacket
1>   ;  

sports medicine
1>  

sports round-up
1>   ( )

sports-ground
1>  

sportscast
1>  ;    
(   )

sportscaster
1>  

sportsman
1> ;  ()
_Ex: "A Sportsman's Notebook" " "
2> 
_Ex:
first-grade sportsman -
3>  
4>   
5>  
6> _. ()  ( ,    . .)

sportsmanlike
1> 
2> ; , 
3>  ,  ( )

sportsmanship
1>  
2> ; , 
3>  ,  

sportswear
1>  
2>  ;   

sportswoman
1> 

sportswriter
1>   (. ); ,
 

sporty
1> 
2> , 
3> ; , 
_Ex:
sporty clothes  
4> , 
5> , 
_Ex:
he ran with a very sporty crowd    
 ( )

sporulate
1> _.  , 

sporulation
1> _.  , 

sporule
1> _. _. , 

spot
1> , 
_Ex:
spot of mud  
_Ex:
spot of oil   
_Ex:
spot cleaning  () 
_Ex:
sun spots _.   
_Ex:
bald spot ()
_Ex:
to get out spots  
_Ex:
the cloth shows spots easily   
2> 
_Ex:
a blue tie with red spots     
3> "",  
4> , , 
_Ex:
on the spot  
_Ex:
the people on the spot  ;  
_Ex:
spot coverage of the news  ()
  
_Ex:
danger (hot, trouble) spots of the world 
()  
_Ex:
beauty spots of the Crimea   
_Ex:
the favourite vacation spot    

_Ex:
to investigate on the spot   
_Ex: "x marks the spot" "  " ( 
 . .)
5> ,  
_Ex:
tender (sore) spot  () 
_Ex:
weak spot  
_Ex:
soft spot , 
_Ex:
she has a soft spot for animals     ,
  
6> , ,  
_Ex:
without a spot on his reputation   
7> 
_Ex:
a face covered with spots  
8> _pl. _. 
9>  ( ,    . .)
_Ex:
he drew a jack, a queen and a three spot   ,
  
10> _.   (  )
_Ex:
a spot of whisky  
_Ex:
a spot of lunch  ,    
_Ex:
not a spot of common sense    
11> _. _.  
_Ex:
to get a spot , 
12>  
_Ex:
one spot  
13> _. , 
_Ex:
he's got a good spot with that firm   
   
14> _. _. _.   ,   . .
_Ex:
he has one of the best spots in radio  
       
_Ex:
the choral group has the second spot on the programme,
right after the dancers    ,
  
15> _. _. _.    
;   (  )
_Ex:
the firm booked ten twenty-second spots per week  
      
16>  ();  (. )
17> _. _. ; , 
_Ex:
night spot  
_Ex:
to hit the night spots   ;  
18> _. (a spot)   (. a bad spot  a
tight spot)
_Ex:
whenever she was in a spot she would write to her father
     ,   
19> (the spot) 
_Ex:
their opposition put him on the spot  
   
_Ex:
gangsters put him on the spot    
;   () 
20> _. _.  ()
_Ex:
five spot  , 
_Ex:
can you loan me a ten spot until payday?    
   ?
21> ,    

22> _. ,  ()
23> _pl. _. _.  ; ,   ;
   
24> _. _.  , 
 
_Id:
in spot ,  
_Id:
he was not unhappy - except in spots    
,   
_Id:
on the spot ,  , 
_Id:
there are spots on the sun _.     
_Id:
to hit the spot _.    
_Id:
iced tea hits the spot in summer    -  ,
  
_Id:
you hit the spot!     !
_Id:
a high spot in one's life     
_Id:
to hit the high spots     
;    
_Id:
to hit the high spots of Europe    
  (  )
_Id:
this course will hit the high spots of ancient history 
       (  
 )  
_Id:
to change one's spots     (
  . .)
_Id:
to knock off smb.s spots     
 -. ( ); ,  -.
25>  , , , 
_Ex:
to spot a dress with grease   , 
   
_Ex:
table spotted with ink ,  
26>  
_Ex:
this silk spots with water     
 
_Ex:
this fabric will not spot in the rain    

27>   (   . .)
28> , 
_Ex:
we spotted the walls with blue paint   
 
29> , , 
_Ex:
to spot one's reputation   
30> _. , , 
_Ex:
to spot a friend im a crowd  () 
 
_Ex:
to spot a mistake  
_Ex:
to spot a hiding child   
31> , 
_Ex:
to spot a criminal  
_Ex:
I spotted him at once as an American     

32>  , ,  (
 . .)
_Ex:
to spot a transmitter  
33> ,  (.  ); 
 
_Ex:
to spot field telephones   
_Ex:
to spot chairs here and there in the room   
   
_Ex:
the officer spotted his men    
34>      
_Ex:
to spot the winner of a race   

35>   ,    . .; 
   (,   . .)
36> _.  
_Ex:
I spotted him 2 points      
37> _.   ( )
38> _.  ;   

39> _.  ,  (, 
)
_Ex:
spot the door when the hero enters  , 
 

spot announcement
1> _. _.   (. )  
   -. 

