stirrup cup
1>   (   )
2> ,    

stirrup leather
1> ,  

stishovite
1> _. _. 

stitch
1> 
_Ex:
button-hole stitch  
_Ex:
to make long (big) stitches   
2>  ( ); 
_Ex:
fancy (ornamental) stitch  ; 

_Ex:
feather stitch  
_Ex:
damask stitch 
3>  ( )
_Ex:
to drop a stitch  
4> ,   
_Ex:
stockinette stitch  
5> _.  ( )
6> _. , 
_Ex:
not to do a stitch of work   , ,
  
7> _.  
_Ex:
every stitch  ;   ( ; . every
stitch of canvas)
_Ex:
not to have a stitch on, to be without a stitch of clothing
(of clothes)   ;     
_Ex:
he has not a stitch to his back    ;  
 
_Ex:
he has not a dry stitch on him (on his back)  
 
8> _. 
_Ex:
to put stitches in a wound    
9>  ,    (. a stitch in the side)
_Ex:
to laugh oneself into stitches   ; 

_Ex:
I ran so fast that I have a stitch in the side   
,      
_Ex:
he had us in stitches     ( )
_Id:
a stitch in time saves nine _.  , 
,  ;    
10> 
11> 
12> 
13> ,  (. stitch up)
14> _.   (. stitch up)
_Ex:
to stitch up a wound  
15> _.  (. stitch up)

stitchcraft
1> ; 

stitcher
1>  

stitching
1> 
2> 
3> 
4> 
5> _. ,  , 
6> ,   . .  

stitchwork
1> ; 

stive
1>  
2> _. , ; 
3> _. ; ;  ( , )

stiver
1> ,   
2> 
_Ex:
not a stiver  , 
_Ex:
he hasn't a stiver     ,    
_Ex:
without a stiver   ( )
_Ex:
I wouldn't give a stiver for it     () 
 
_Id:
not to care a stiver ;     

stoa
1> _.  ( ); 

stoai
1> _pl.  stoa

stoat
1>    

stochastic
1> _. , , 
_Ex:
stochastic average  
_Ex:
stochastic process  (, )

_Ex:
stochastic phenomena  

stock
1>   ()
2>  
3> _. ,  ; , 
_Ex:
to stand like a stock    ( )
4> , 
5>  ()
6> _. 
7> _. 
_Ex:
to be on the stocks   ,  ( )
8>    
9> _. 
_Ex:
to put in the stocks   
_Ex:
the shoemaker's stock  
10> _.  ( )
11> _. 
12> _. 
13>  ()
14>  (   . .)
15>  ()
16> , 
17> _.  ()
18> _.  ()
19> ,  
20> 
_Ex:
the stock of all mankind   
21> , 
22> , 
_Ex:
to come (to be) of good stock    
23> 
24> _. , 
25>   
26>  
27> , 
_Ex:
new (fresh) stock  
_Ex:
in stock  ,  
_Ex:
a stock of wood  
_Ex:
a stock of information  
_Ex:
a stock of plays 
_Ex:
a stock of fish _. ,   ()
_Ex:
stocks on hand  ,  
_Ex:
to lay in a stock  () 
_Ex:
to acquire a good stock of common words  
 
_Ex:
to exhaust smb.'s stock of patience  
-. ,  -.  
_Ex:
to take stock , () 
28>  ()
_Ex:
new (fresh) stock  
_Ex:
in stock  ,  
_Ex:
spare parts always in stock   ( )
   
_Ex:
out of stock 
_Ex:
we carry a very large stock of French novels   
   
29> , 
_Ex:
dead stock  
30> ,   (. live stock)
31>  (, )
_Ex:
rolling stock _-.  
32> 
_Ex:
paper stock   (  . .)
33>   (. soup stock)
_Ex:
meat stock   
34> _. 
_Ex:
fixed capital stock  ; 
 
35> _. ;  
36> _. ;  ; 
_Ex:
to have $500 in stocks     
_Ex:
to invest one's money in government stocks  
   
37> (the stocks)  
38> _. ,    
39> ,      ,  

_Ex:
to draw from the stock   
40> _.  
41> _.   , .  
 ;      
( )
42>  
43> , 
_Ex:
his stock with the electorate remains high  
   
44> _. , 
_Ex:
put (take) little stock in his testimony   

45> , 
46> _. ,  
47> _. 
48> _.  (Matthiola gen.)
49> _.    
50> _.  ,     
_Id:
lock, stock and barrel   ();  

_Id:
to take stock    , 

_Id:
to take stock of smth.  (, )
-.;   -.
_Id:
to take stock of smb.   -.,
 -.  
_Id:
stocks and stones     , ;
 ;  
_Id:
to be on the stocks    (  
 . .)
51>     
_Ex:
stock item   
_Ex:
stock size  ; ,   
_Ex:
he is of stock size    
52> , , 
_Ex:
stock joke  
_Ex:
stock argument  () 
_Ex:
stock comparison  () 
_Ex:
stock phrase 
_Ex:
it's the stock dodge   () 
53> 
54> 
_Ex:
stock farm  ;  
_Ex:
stock train    
55> 
_Ex:
stock mare  
56> ,  ( )
57> 
_Ex:
stock boy  
58> 
_Ex:
to stock a farm   ()
_Ex:
to stock a pond with fish    
_Ex:
to stock a shop   ()
_Ex:
to stock one's mind with knowledge   ,
  
_Ex:
the fort was stocked with provisions    

59>   ,  
_Ex:
to stock varied goods     
_Ex:
stocked by all chemists    
_Ex:
the library is well stocked with sci-fi books  
   
60>   ;   
61>  ,  (. stock up)
62>  ,      . .
63>  ();  ()
64> ,  ()
65>  ( )
66> _.  (, ; . stock down)
67>  ()  
68>  ()  
69>   
70> ,   (, )
71> _.   
72> _.  
73> _.   
74> _-.  (, ); 

stock account
1> _.   ;  ;  

stock beet
1> _.   (Beta vulgaris  macrorhiza)

stock car
1>    
2>  ,   
_Ex:
stock car racing    
3> _.      

stock clerk
1> _.  

stock company
1> _.  
2> _.   , .  
 ;      
( )

stock dove
1> _.  ,  (Columba oenas)

stock exchange
1>  

stock farmer
1> -
2> , 

stock list
1>    , 
2>   

stock market
1>  
2>    

stock raising
1> , 

stock saddle
1> _.  

stock shot
1>  

stock-in-trade
1>  
2> , 
3>  ,     . .
_Ex:
a politician's stock-in-trade   

_Ex:
charm was her stage stock-in-trade     
_Ex:
eloquence is a salesman's stock-in-trade  -
      

stock-raising
1> , 

stock-route
1> _.    ( -. )

stock-still
1> 
2> ;  
_Ex:
he stood stock-still    

stockade
1> 
2> _. , 
3> _.  ;   
_Ex:
a prisoner of war stockade    

stockbreeder
1> , 

stockbroker
1>  

stockbrokerage, stockbroking
1>  

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

stockfish
1>  

stockholder
1> ,  

stockinet
1>  ,  
2>  

stocking cap
1>    

stocking foot
1>  

stocking mask
1> () ,   ;  

stocking pond
1> _. ,  

stocking-frame
1>  

stockish
1> ; , 

stockist
1> _. ,    

stockjobber
1>  ,     
2> _. _.    (
)

stockkeeper
1> , 
2>   ; 

stockman
1> . _.    
2> , 
3> _. ;  

stockpile
1> , 
_Ex:
strategic stockpile  
2> _. , 
3> ,  
4>   
5> _.   

stockpiling
1> 
2>   

stockpot
1> ,       
2>  , ,  (-.)

stockrider
1> _.  , 

stockroom
1> , , 
2>    ,  
(   . .)

stocktaking
1>  ;  , ; 
2> ,     (, 
 . .);  

stockwhip
1>  

stockwork
1> _. 

stocky
1> , 

stockyard
1>  ;  

stodge
1>   
2>   
3>   
4> _. _. ,  
_Ex:
to have a good stodge   
5> _. ,    ,   . .
6>   
7> _. _.  , 
_Ex:
to stodge oneself with cakes  , 

8>   
9>     
10> _.  , ,  

stodger
1> _. ,  
2> _. , 

stodgy
1> 
2>  ( )
_Ex:
stodgy bread  
3> , 
_Ex:
stodgy book  
4> , , 
_Ex:
stodgy man  () 
5> , 
6>   
7> , 
8>  

stoep
1> _-.   

stogie, stogy
1> _. ,  
2> _.   

stoic
1> (S.) _. ,  
2> , ,    
   
3> (S.) _.     
_Ex:
S. logic  
4> , ,  ( , 
 . .)
_Ex:
stoic indifference to pain    

stoical
1> , ,  ( , 
 . .)
_Ex:
stoical indifference to pain    

stoically
1> 

stoichiometric
1> _. ,  

stoichiometry
1> _. ;  

stoicism
1> (S.) _. ,  
2> ,   (   . .)

stoke
1> ( stoke up)   ( ); 
,  ; , 
2>       
3> 
_Ex:
he stoked up with food and drink for thirty six hours 
       

stokehold
1> _. 

stokehole
1> _. 
2>  

stoker
1> , ;  
2>  ,  (. mechanical stoker)
3> _. 

stokes
1> _pl. _.  (  )

stoking
1> 
_Ex:
elastic stoking _.  
_Ex:
stoking stitch  
_Ex:
he stands six feet in his stoking    
( )
_Ex:
in one's stoking soles (feet)   ,  
2> _pl. ,    ()

stola
1> _.  (       )

stolae
1> _pl.  stola

stole
1> ;  ; 
2> _.  (       )
3> _. ; 
4> _. ,  
5> _. ,  
6> _p.  steal

stolen
1> _p-p.  steal

stolid
1> , , 

stolidly
1>   . (. stolid)

stolon
1> _. ,  

stoloniferous
1> _.  ,  

stoma
1>  

stomach
1> 
_Ex:
disordered stomach  
_Ex:
pain in the stomach   
_Ex:
on an empty stomach 
_Ex:
on a full stomach   ,   
_Ex:
to lie (heavy on one's stomach  
_Ex:
to turn smb.'s stomach    -.
2> 
_Ex:
to crawl upon one's stomach    ( )
3> 
_Ex:
good stomach is the best sauce   - 

4> ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
to have no stomach for smth.     -.;
  ( )  -. 
_Ex:
to have no stomach for fighting (for a fight)  
;      
_Id:
proud (high) stomach 
_Id:
to turn smb.'s stomach   -.
_Id:
my stomach turns at the sight, the sight makes my stomach
rise   ( ())   
_Id:
to have a strong stomach (for)  ,  
 
_Id:
to have a weak stomach   ();
     . .
_Id:
this film needs a strong stomach    ,
  ;    
5>    ;    
6> , , ; 
_Ex:
to stomach smth.  (, ) -.
_Ex:
to stomach an insult  () 
_Ex:
not to stomach smth.   ( ,  )
-.;   -.
_Ex:
he could never stomach mathematics    

7> _.  

stomach pump, stomach tube
1>  

stomach worm
1>   (   )

stomach-ache
1>   
_Ex:
it gives me a stomach-ache      ;
_.   

stomachal
1>   ; , 

stomacher
1> _.    ; 
2> _. _.    ()

stomachic
1>  
2> 
3>  

stomachy
1> 

stomata
1> _pl.  stoma

stomatitis
1> _. 

stomato-
1>     .   : ;
 ()
_Ex:
stomatology 
_Ex:
stomatograph 

stomatology
1> 

stomp
1> 
2>   
3>  ( )
4> 
5>   

stone
1> 
_Ex:
meteoric stone ,  
_Ex:
a road covered with stones ,  
()
_Ex:
a fall of stones down a hillside   
_Ex:
to trip over (against) a stone   
_Ex:
to hurl a stone at a dog    
2> _. 
3>  ()
_Ex:
wall of stone  
_Ex:
heart of stone  
_Ex:
to break stone  
_Ex:
to carve on stone   
_Ex:
to turn to stone _. 
4>   (. precious stone)
5>  (,   . .);  ()
_Ex:
to remove stones from peaches  
6>  
_Ex:
a memorial stone  
_Ex:
he is buried under this stone     
7> 
_Ex:
hail with stones as big as peas    
8> 
9> 
10> _. 
_Ex:
an operation for stones    
11> _.  
12> _.      
13> ,  (14 )
14> _.     
15>  ; ;  ( )
16> -   
_Id:
to throw (to cast) a stone at smb.    -.;
 -.
_Id:
to leave no stone unturned   ; 
  ,     
_Id:
to kill two birds with one stone    (
)
_Id:
a rolling stone gathers no moss _.    
,    
_Id:
to set a stone rolling   ;  

_Id:
to mark with a white stone  (  . .)  
,   . .
17> 
_Ex:
stone wall  
18> , 
_Ex:
stone mug  
19> _-. , , 
_Ex:
stone baseball fan   
_Ex:
stone intellectual  
_Ex:
it was stone madness from the start    
  
20>  
_Ex:
to stone smb. to death  -.  
21>    
_Ex:
to stone a well   
22>   ( )
_Ex:
to stone cherries  
23> ,    

