streetworker
1> _. _.  ,  
   

strength
1> 
_Ex:
strength of body  
_Ex:
strength of mind  
_Ex:
strength of words   ()
_Ex:
to measure one's strength with smb.    -.
_Ex:
to have no strength left   
_Ex:
my strength was gone   
_Ex:
to recover (to regain) strength  
_Ex:
he has the strength of a horse    
_Ex:
that is beyond my strength     
2>  , 
_Ex:
strengths and weaknesses   
_Ex:
the strengths and weaknesses of the book are evident 
     
3>  ; 
_Ex:
he is my strength    ,    
_Ex:
where does his strength lie?    ?,  
 ?
_Ex:
his strength is patience    
4> _. ;  
_Ex:
the strength of a rope  
_Ex:
tensile strength  ,   
_Ex:
strength of materials  
5>  (, )
_Ex:
the strength of current _.  
_Ex:
the strength of the pulse _.  
6>  (, ,   . .)
7> ,  ()
_Ex:
the strength of an acid  
_Ex:
the strength of coffee  
8>  ()
9> _.  ()
10> _. ,  
_Ex:
numerical strength 
_Ex:
military strength   
_Ex:
strength at sea   
_Ex:
fighting strength  () 
_Ex:
in (at) full strength   
_Ex:
under (below) strength  
_Ex:
strength ceiling    
 ( )
_Ex:
strength record _.     
( )
11> , 
_Ex:
on the strength  ,  ,  
_Ex:
to bring on the strength   , 
_Ex:
off the strength    ,    
12> ,  ()
13>     ( , )
_Id:
on the strength of smth.   -.,   -.,
  () -.,   -.,
  -.
_Id:
I did it on the strength of your promise    
 ( )  
_Id:
the position of strength policy    
_Id:
to negotiate from strength     
_Id:
to go from strength to strength  , 
 . .; _.     

strengthen
1> , ,   , ,
  .
_Ex:
to strengthen one's health  
_Ex:
to strengthen an opinion  
_Ex:
to strengthen ties of friendship   
_Ex:
to strengthen smb.'s hands  -.
_Ex:
to strengthen a solution _.    
()
2> , ,   ,
,   .

strengthening
1> ,   .
_Ex:
the strengthening of friendly ties   
2> _. 

strengthless
1> , 

strenuous
1>  , , 
_Ex:
strenuous work  () 
_Ex:
strenuous profession  () 
2> ; ; 
_Ex:
strenuous life  
_Ex:
strenuous opposition  
_Ex:
strenuous supporter  ()  ()
_Ex:
through strenuous work   () 

strenuously
1> , ; 
_Ex:
to work strenuously  (, ) 

strep
1> _. ; 

strep throat
1>   ,  

streptococcal
1> _. 

streptococci
1> _pl.  streptococcus

streptococcus
1> _. 

streptomycin
1> _. 

stress
1> , ; 
_Ex:
times of stress  
_Ex:
stress of weather ; 
_Ex:
the stress of war  
_Ex:
under stress of poverty   
_Ex:
under the stress of anger   ( )

_Ex:
stress of work  
2> 
_Ex:
primary stress  
_Ex:
the stress falls upon...   ...
3> _. 
4> 
_Ex:
to lay stress (up)on smth.  -.  ()

_Ex:
to set a stress on smth.    -.
_Ex:
to set a stress on (one's) personal appearance 
   
5> _. , 
_Ex:
stress limit  
_Ex:
stress relieving  
6> 
7> _. 
_Ex:
under stress   
8>  
9> 
_Ex:
to stress the point that...   , ...
10> _.    
11> _.    , 

stress testing
1> _. ,    
   (    . .)

stressed
1>  ( )

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

stressor
1> _. ; ,  

stretch
1> , 
_Ex:
to give a stretch 
_Ex:
to give smth. a stretch  () -.
2> _. 
3> _. , 
4> _. 
_Ex:
a fabric with two-way stretch ,  
  
5> 
_Ex:
on the stretch  
_Ex:
with every faculty on the stretch   

_Ex:
with the utmost stretch of one's powers  
 
6> , ; , 
_Ex:
level stretch  ,  
_Ex:
a stretch of hilly country  
7> _.  
_Ex:
home stretch  ;  () 
8>  
_Ex:
a stretch of three months  ,  
_Ex:
a long stretch of bad weather    
9> _.  
_Ex:
to do one's stretch   
10> ,   
_Ex:
a stretch of power (of authority)  
_Ex:
a stretch of the imagination  
_Ex:
by a stretch of imagination   
_Ex:
a stretch of langauge   
_Ex:
by a stretch of langauge     
_Ex:
he could not by any possible stretch be considered a gentleman
        
11> 
12> , 
13> _.   
_Id:
at a (one) stretch  ,  , 
 ,  ,   
_Id:
for six hours at a stretch   
_Id:
at full stretch ,  
_Id:
the factory was at full stretch    

14> ; ;   
    
_Ex:
stretch socks  
_Ex:
stretch pants    
15> , , , 
_Ex:
to stretch a bow  
_Ex:
to stretch gloves  
_Ex:
to stretch one's shoes by wearing them  
_Ex:
don't stretch the material, you'll rip it   ,
  
_Ex:
to stretch one's neck  
_Ex:
to stretch wings  
_Ex:
to stretch oneself (one's arms) 
_Ex:
to stretch one's legs  , 
16> , , , 
_Ex:
material that stretches ,  
_Ex:
the rope has stretched  
_Ex:
to lie stretched (out)  
_Ex:
to stretch and yawn   
17> 
_Ex:
to stretch one's mind with a good book   (
)   
18> , 
_Ex:
to stretch every nerve   
_Ex:
to stretch the strings of a violin   
_Ex:
she stretched his already thin patience   
,     
_Ex:
to be fully stretched    , ""
19> , 
20> , 
_Ex:
to stretch a rope across the room    
_Ex:
canvas stretched on a frame ,   
21> , ,  
_Ex:
the valley stretches southward    
_Ex:
this forest stretches for miles      
_Ex:
to stretch away  
_Ex:
to stretch forth (forward) , 
22> 
_Ex:
the Meiji era stretched from 1868 to 1912  
  1868  1912 .
23> _. ;  
_Ex:
to stretch a story   ()
_Ex:
this is a bit stretched   
_Ex:
to stretch the truth  ,   ,

_Ex:
to stretch a privilege  
_Ex:
to stretch the law     
_Ex:
to stretch a point    ;  
  
24> _. ,  (; . stretch out)
25> _.   

stretch out
1> ; ()
_Ex:
the child stretched out his hand to seize the toy 
   
_Ex:
to stretch out for smth. (to reach smth.)   -.
2> 
_Ex:
to stretch oneself out 
_Ex:
he stretched himself out on the floor, and fell asleep 
    
3>  (); 
_Ex:
I don't see how I can stretch out the housekeeping money to
the end of the month   ,      
  ,      
_Ex:
will the food stretch out? We've got two extra guests for
dinner   ?        
4>  ( )
_Ex:
stretch out! _. !
5>  
6> 
_Ex:
the column stretched out on the march  
 
7> _. ,  (; . stretch out out)

stretch-out
1> _.       
  (.     
 )
2> _. _.    
3> 
4>  (  . .);  ()

stretchable
1>  , , 

stretcher
1> , 
2> 
3>    
4> 
5> _.  ;  
_Ex:
stretcher case _.    ; 

6> _.  (  )

stretcher-bearer
1> -
_Ex:
stretcher-bearer squad _.  -

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

stretto
1> _. 

strew
1> ; 
_Ex:
to strew newspapers upon the table    
_Ex:
to strew sand over the floor   
_Ex:
rubbish was strewn all over the yard    
 
_Ex:
the parts of the crashed plane were strewn over an area of
more than two kilometers    
    
2> (with) ;  ();  ()
_Ex:
to strew the table with newspapers   
_Ex:
to strew the floor with sand   
_Ex:
to strew smb.'s path with flowers  -.  
3>  (),   ( )
_Ex:
the boulders that strewed the mountain-side , 
     (  
)
_Ex:
sawdust strewed the floor    
4>  (  . .)
5> ,  () 
6>   
7> _. ,  
8> 
_Ex:
to strew rumours  

strewment
1> _. ,  
2> _pl.   

strewn
1> _p-p.  strew

strewn field
1> _.  ,  

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

striae
1> _pl.  stria

striate
1> ; 
2>  , 

striated
1> ; 
2> _. ; ;  ;  

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


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


stricken
1>  (-.)
_Ex:
stricken with disease  
_Ex:
stricken with grief  
2> _. ; 
_Ex:
stricken beast  
_Ex:
stricken field _.  
_Ex:
he was stricken in his soul      
3>    , 
_Ex:
a stricken measure of grain    
4> _p-p.  strike

strickle
1>  (     )
2>  , 
3> 
4>  

strict
1> , , ,   
_Ex:
strict system  
_Ex:
the strict truth  
_Ex:
the strict import of the word   
_Ex:
in the strict sense (of the word)    ()
_Ex:
strict construction  ()  (,
)
_Ex:
in strict confidence  () 
_Ex:
to observe strict neutrality   
2> , , , , 
 
_Ex:
strict teacher  
_Ex:
strict investigation  
_Ex:
to be strict with smb.    -., 
  -.,    -.
_Ex:
to keep strict watch (over smb.)  () 
( -.)
_Ex:
to give strict orders  -
_Ex:
to live in strict seclusion    () 
_Id:
strict settlement _.  , 
    

strictly
1> ,   .
_Ex:
to define one's terms strictly    
_Ex:
to correspond strictly to smth.  () 
-.
_Ex:
strictly forbidden (prohibited)  
_Ex:
strictly speaking  

stricture
1>  _pl. ,  , 
_Ex:
to lay (to pass) strictures on smb., smth.  
() -., -.
_Ex:
he is severe on his stricture on smth.    
 -.
2> _.  , 
3> _. -. , 
_Ex:
moral strictures  
4> _.  

stridden
1> _p-p.  stride

stride
1>  
_Ex:
to walk with long strides   
_Ex:
to shorten the stride  
2> _.  
_Ex:
even stride  
_Ex:
springing stride  
3> _.   
4>    
5> . _pl. ; , 
_Ex:
to make great (rapid) strides   
_Ex:
science has made great strides    
6> , 
_Ex:
the world population is growing with great strides 
  
_Ex:
since his return his illness made rapid strides  
      
7> _pl. _. 
8>  (   ; . stride piano)
_Id:
to get into one's stride   
_Id:
wait till he gets into his stride ,   
  ; ,  ,   
 
_Id:
to take smth. in one's stride   ,
; _.   ; 
   ;  -. ,
  -.,    -.
_Id:
to take a town in stride _.    
_Id:
the horse took the hurdle in its stride   

_Id:
he took the new assignment in his stride   
  
_Id:
she took the news in her stride    
 
_Id:
to hit one's stride     
( )
9>  ( )
_Ex:
to stride along the road   
_Ex:
they strode the street    ,  
 
_Ex:
to stride up to smb.   -. ( )
_Ex:
to stride away   ( )
10> _.   
11> (. over, across) 
_Ex:
to stride (over) a ditch  () 
12>  

strident
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
strident voice  () 
2> , 
_Ex:
strident colours  
3> , 
_Ex:
strident complaints  
_Ex:
strident accusations  

stridently
1> ,  ; 
2> , 

stridor
1> ,  ; ; ; 
2> _. ,  

stridulate
1> ; ; 

stridulation
1> ; ; 

stridulous
1>  , , ,  
2> ,  ( )
3> _. ,  

strife
1> ; ; ; 
_Ex:
to be at strife   ;  
 
_Ex:
to make (to beget) strife  
_Ex:
to cease from strife  
2> _. , ; 
3> _. 

strigate
1> _.  

strigil
1> ,       (
 )

strigose
1> _.  

strike
1> 
_Ex:
strike attack _.    
_Ex:
strike weapon  
_Ex:
to make a strike at smb.   -. (,
);   -.;  () -. (
)
_Ex:
to counter a strike _.  
_Ex:
to exploit a strike _.   ( 
 )
2> _.  
3> ,  ()
4> _.  ;   ( )
5>   (. )
6>   (. lucky strike)
_Ex:
a lucky strike in politics   ( 
 . .)
7> _. ; 
_Ex:
his racial background was a strike against him  
     
8> 
_Ex:
I've just got a strike     
9>  ()
10>  
11>  (     )
12> _.  (  )
_Id:
to have two strikes against one    
13> , 
_Ex:
to strike (on (upon)) the table   
_Ex:
to strike smb.  -.
_Ex:
to strike smb. in the face  -.  
_Ex:
he struck his enemy on the head    
 
_Ex:
to strike a blow  
_Ex:
to strike a voilent blow at smb., to strike smb. a violent
blow  -.  ,   -.
_Ex:
to strike a blow aside  () 
_Ex:
to strike back   ,  
_Ex:
to strike the first blow   ( , )
_Ex:
who struck the first blow?   (, )?, 
 ?
_Ex:
to strike a blow for smb., smth.    -.,
-.
_Ex:
we have struck a blow for freedom    

_Ex:
to strike a weapon from smb.'s hand   
-. ( -. ) 
_Ex:
to strike with smth.  () -.
_Ex:
he struck the nail with a hammer     
_Ex:
to strike the hands together   
14> , ; 
_Ex:
to strike smth., to strike on (upon, against) smth. 
 -.,   -.;   -.
_Ex:
to strike the floor   
_Ex:
to strike a mine   
_Ex:
to strike (the) bottom   
_Ex:
two ships struck in midchannel   
 
_Ex:
his head struck (against) the pavement   ()
  
_Ex:
she struck her elbow against the door   
 
_Ex:
the lightning struck the tree    
_Ex:
the light struck the windows    
15>  ( , )
_Ex:
to strike a harp   
_Ex:
to strike a note  
16> 
_Ex:
the enemy struck at dawn    
_Ex:
they struck the retreating enemy   

17> ; 
_Ex:
to strike smb. dead  -. 
_Ex:
to strike smb. blind  -.
_Ex:
to be struck blind ;  
_Ex:
to strike smb. dumb  -.  ; 
-.
_Ex:
I was struck dumb with amazement    
_Ex:
the epidemic struck the country   
_Ex:
to strike with (by) smth.  -.
_Ex:
to be stricken by paralysis   
_Ex:
to strike smb. to the heart  -.   
18> (. on, upon) , ,  
_Ex:
to strike ore   
_Ex:
to strike water  
_Ex:
to strike oil  ()  ; 
 ,  ; 
_Ex:
to strike upon an idea ()   
_Ex:
to strike (up)on a plan  
_Ex:
the answer struck him suddenly   ,   ;
 
19> ; 
_Ex:
to strike across an island  
_Ex:
to strike into the woods  ()  ;
  
_Ex:
to strike northward  ()  
_Ex:
the range of hills strikes southerly    
 (  )
_Ex:
to strike to the right  
_Ex:
the road strikes away to the left   

20>  (   . .)
_Ex:
to strike into one's subject    
(  )
_Ex:
to strike out of one's subject    
(  )
21> ; 
_Ex:
to strike through clouds   
_Ex:
sun rays struck through the fog   
 
_Ex:
the wind struck through the cracks   
( ) 
_Ex:
the cold struck through my clothes   
 
_Ex:
to strike (in)to the marrow  () 
(  )
_Ex:
the arrow struck through his armour   ()
 
22> 
_Ex:
to strike the village  
_Ex:
to strike the right path    () 
_Ex:
we struck the main road     
_Ex:
the sound struck (upon) his ear   ( )
 
_Ex:
to strike soundings _.   , 
  
23> ; ; 
_Ex:
strike the last paragraph   
_Ex:
to strike smth. on the ground that there was no corroboration
 -.   ,    

_Ex:
to strike a communication from the record  
 
_Ex:
they demanded that the book be struck off the list 
    
_Ex:
if you disagree with anything I have written, strike it
through      -.   ,
  
_Ex:
their names have been struck through and are almost illegible
   ,     

24> ,  ;  
_Ex:
to strike smb. as (being) clever  
-.   ;  -. 
_Ex:
as it strikes me   
_Ex:
that strikes me as rather silly    
;     
_Ex:
it struck me that he was not telling the truth  ,
    
_Ex:
we were struck favourably with the plan   
  
_Ex:
the room struck cold and damp   ()
  
_Ex:
his attention was struck by the unusual change  
   
_Ex:
she always strikes strangers that way   
   
_Ex:
how does it strike you?     ?;  
 ?
_Ex:
how does his playing strike you?     ?
_Ex:
to strike the (one's) eye   , 

_Ex:
what a sight struck my eyes!    
!
25>   
_Ex:
a thought has struck me   ( ) ; 
 
_Ex:
it struck me immediately that I had made a blunder  
,   () 
26> _. _.  
27> _.  
_Ex:
to strike the name of a friend in a newspaper 
    
28>  (-. )
_Ex:
to strike a deep chord in smb.'s heart  
  
_Ex:
to strike a chord of memory  
_Ex:
to strike the right note   ;   
_Ex:
to strike a false note   ; 

_Ex:
to strike a warning note , 
29>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to strike with awe   
_Ex:
to be struck with panic   
_Ex:
the scream struck terror in me      
_Ex:
he was struck with shame   ()  
30>  (); 
_Ex:
to strike a match  ,  
_Ex:
to strike sparks out of flint    
_Ex:
to strike a spark out of smb.  -.,  
-. 
31> _.  
32> 
_Ex:
that strike only on the box ,   
 
_Ex:
the matches were too wet to strike    

33>  ( )
_Ex:
this clock strikes (the hours etc.)    ;
   
_Ex:
the clock is striking  
_Ex:
it has just struck four     ()
_Ex:
the hour has struck  ,  
_Ex:
his hour has struck   
_Ex:
to strike the bell _.  
34>  ( )
_Ex:
his heart struck heavily when he saw his house  
 ,     
35>  (, )
36> ,  (, )
37>  ()
_Ex:
to strike the flag _.  ;  
; , 
38>  ()
_Ex:
to strike hull _.      
   ( )
_Ex:
to strike a mast _.  
39>  ()
_Ex:
to strike camp   ;  
40> _.  ()
41> _. ,  (); 
()
42> _. , ,  ()
43>  ()
_Ex:
to strike an average   
44>  ()
45>  ()
_Ex:
to strike a bargain  ;   ,

_Ex:
to strike hands   ,  
46>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to strike a jury    ( 
    )
_Ex:
to strike a committee  
47>  ()
48>  ()
49> ,   ( )
50> ,  ( )
_Ex:
struck by a snake  
51>  (); 
_Ex:
the tree struck its roots deep    
52> , , 
53> ,  ()
54>  (, )
55> ,  ( )
56> ,   (, )
57>  ()
58> 
59> _.  ( ; . strike down)
60>   ( )
61>  ()
62>  ()
63> _.   ( )
_Ex:
to strike at smb., smth.  ()  -.,
-.;   -., -.;   
-., -.; _.   -., -.
_Ex:
to strike at smb. with a sword  -.  
()
_Ex:
to strike at the dog with a stick    
_Ex:
I struck at the ball but missed    , 

_Ex:
to strike into smth.  -.;   -.
_Ex:
to strike into a song  ,  
_Ex:
he struck into another song   ()  ()

_Ex:
the orchestra struck into another waltz   
 
_Ex:
to strike into a gallop    ( )
_Ex:
to strike into a quarrel   
_Ex:
to strike into conversation   
_Ex:
to strike smth. into smth.  -.  
-.; , ,  -.  -.
_Ex:
to strike the nail into the board    
_Ex:
to strike smth. into smb.  -.  -.; ,
 -. -.
_Ex:
to strike life into smb.    -.
_Ex:
to strike for smth.   -.,  ,
  -.; ,   -.
_Ex:
the futility of striking for what seems unattainable 
  ,  
_Ex:
to strike for freedom   
_Ex:
to strike vigorously for success   
_Ex:
to strike smb. for smth. _. _. , 
-.  -.; ,    -.
_Ex:
to strike smb. for a loan  -.  
_Ex:
he struck his friend for a job    
 
_Id:
to strike an attitude  () 
_Id:
to strike at the root (at the foundation) of smth. 
  -.;  -.  ; 
  -.
_Id:
to strike on truth   ,  , 

_Id:
to strike home   ;    ;
   ;   ;   ,
 
_Id:
to strike it rich   ;  ;

_Id:
to be struck on smb.    -.
_Id:
to strike smb. all of a heap  -.
_Id:
to strike smb. to the quick  -.  
_Id:
strike me dead! _.    ()!;
    !
_Id:
strike while the iron is hot, strike the iron while it is
hot _.  ,  
64> , 
_Ex:
all-out strike  
_Ex:
to be on strike 
_Ex:
to go on strike  , 
_Ex:
sympathetic strike  
_Ex:
strike movement  
_Ex:
the General S. _.   (   1926 .)
_Ex:
hunger strike  ;   
_Ex:
the strike has been called off   
()
65>   ( -.); 
_Ex:
buyers' strike   
  
66> ;  
_Ex:
to strike against long hours ,  
 
_Ex:
to strike for higher pay ,  
 
67>  

strike benefit
1> ,   

strike down
1> , ,  ()
_Ex:
to strike smb. down to the ground  -.  
2> , 
_Ex:
thousands were struck down by the epidemic  
 
_Ex:
he was struck down in the prime of life    
 (.  )
_Ex:
she was struck down by apoplexy   
3>  ( )

strike in
1>  ( ,  )
_Ex:
he struck in with a suggestion that...   

2> _. ,  ( );  
( )

strike off
1>  ( , )
_Ex:
to strike off smb.'s head  -. 
_Ex:
he struck off the head of the dandelion with a swish of his
cane      
2> 
_Ex:
to strike a name off a list. to strike off a name from a
list  -.  
3>    (,   . .); 
 
_Ex:
to strike a solicitor off the rolls   

_Ex:
the doctor was struck off for advertising  
        
  
4> ,  ( )
5> 
_Ex:
to strike off an epigram   
_Ex:
to strike off a short article    

6> _.    
7> , 
_Ex:
he struck off through the bush    

8> _. 
_Ex:
to strike off 1000 copies of a book  
 

strike out
1>  ( ,  )
_Ex:
to strike out wildly   
_Ex:
to strike out right and left     
_Ex:
to strike out from the shoulder  
2>  ; ;  
_Ex:
the swimmer struck out strongly for the beach 
  
_Ex:
she struck out for the bus spot    

_Ex:
to strike out boldly into uncharted sea  
    
3>     ( );  
(   ,  )
4> 
_Ex:
the offending parts of the article have been struck out
    ()  
_Ex:
strike out any questions which do not apply  
,     
_Ex:
to strike smb. out of one's will  -. 
 (  )
5> , 
_Ex:
to strike out a new idea  ()  
_Ex:
to strike out a line for oneself, to strike out a line of
one's own   ();   
6>  ;   
7> _.       
8> _.    ()

strike over
1>  ,  (  )

strike pay
1> ,   

strike up
1> 
_Ex:
to strike up an acquaintance  
_Ex:
to strike up a quarrel  
_Ex:
to strike up a conversation  
_Ex:
the two boys quickly struck up a friendship  
 
2> 
_Ex:
the band struck up (a tune)  
3>  (, , )
4> 
5> pass _.   
6> pass  ,  (-.)
_Ex:
he was struck by her beauty     

strike-fighter
1> _. 

strikebound
1>       ; 
 ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
strikebound mine ,  
2> ,  -  ( )

strikebreaker
1> 

strikebreaking
1>  
2> 

strikeout
1> _.  ( )

strikeover
1>   (  )
2>  

striker
1> 
2> 
3>  ()
4>   
5> _. ;  
6> _. , 
7> _.  ()
8> _.  
9> _.   
10> _. _.  
11> _. "", ,   
12> , ,  
13>    , 
 -.  . .

striking
1> _.     
2>  ( )
3> , 
_Ex:
striking likeness  
_Ex:
striking word  
_Ex:
he made a striking picture    
4> 
_Ex:
striking echelon _.  
_Ex:
striking force _.  , ""
_Ex:
striking interval _.  
_Ex:
striking power  ;   ()

striking distance
1> _. ,  

striking range
1> _. ,  

strikingly
1> , 

Strine
1> _.    
2> _. 

string
1> , 
_Ex:
a ball of string   ()
2> , , 
3> _. 
_Ex:
string band (orchestra)  
_Ex:
string quartet  
_Ex:
string tuner     (  . .)
_Ex:
the highest string of violin 
_Ex:
to touch the strings   ;   

_Ex:
to pluck the strings of a guitar   
4> _.   
5> _. ,    
6> , ; 
_Ex:
a string of houses  
_Ex:
a long string of tourists   
_Ex:
an interminable string of cars   
_Ex:
a string of oaths    
_Ex:
a string of bursts _.  
_Ex:
a string of islands  
_Ex:
I had a string of questions to ask him    
 
_Ex:
he had a string of successes    
 
7>  ,   
_Ex:
a string of racehorses    
_Ex:
a string of newpapers   ( ,
  . .)
8> 
_Ex:
a string of pearls  
9> ,  (  . .)
10>  ( )
11>  ()
12> _.  ()
13>  ( )
14>  ( )
15> _. 
16> _. _. , 
_Ex:
investigation with a string tied to it 

_Ex:
his acceptance has a string tied to it  ,  
 ( )
_Ex:
without any strings attached  - 
17> , ; 
_Ex:
to pull strings    ()
_Ex:
to pull strings to get smb. nominated    ,
   -. 
_Ex:
to pull strings to get smb. dismissed  
-. 
18> " ",     (. string
bikini)
19> _. ,  ()
20> ,       (; . string
line)
21>        ()
22> _.  ,    
_Ex:
first string   ,  
_Ex:
second string ,  
_Ex:
the players of the second string will play today 
     ( )
23> _.  ( )
24> _.  ()
25> _.  ()
26> _.  ()
27> _.  (  )
_Id:
second string ,  ; ;
_. 
_Id:
he was to be her second string     
_Id:
to have smb. on a string, to lead smb. in a string 
  -.;  -.   
_Id:
to keep smb. on a string  -.  
_Id:
to touch a string  -.  
_Id:
to touch a string in smb.'s heart  -.
_Id:
to harp on one (on the same) string     ;
     
_Id:
to have a string on smb. _.    -.
_Id:
to have two strings to one's bow    
;  -.   
28>  , 
29>  (,   . .)
30>  ( )
31>  (. string up)
_Ex:
to be strung for a fight    
32> , ; 
33>  (. string together)
_Ex:
it was as much as he could do to string together a few words
of French  -     -
_Ex:
his sentences were so badly strung together that it was
difficult to grasp their meaning    
 ,      
34> 
35> ,  (  . .)
36>      
37>   ( );  ()
38> 
_Ex:
to string a strawberry-bed   
39> ,  
40> _. , ,    (
string along)
41>        
()
42>  (; . string up)

string along
1>   -.
_Ex:
can't you stop him stringing along - he is such a dreadful
bore    ,      - 
  
_Ex:
take my advice - string along with me. I know the business
inside out    -   ;
    
2> (with)  ()
_Ex:
she could not string along with their modern notions  
   
3> ,   
_Ex:
I have a feeling that the young man is just stringing us
along    ,     
   
_Ex:
to string along tenderfeet with tall tales 
 
_Ex:
he doesn't intend to marry the girl - he's just stringing
her along       ,  
  

string bag
1> ,  ( )

string bass
1> _. _. 

string bean
1> _.   (Phaseolus vulgaris)
2> _.   , ""

string correspondent
1> _.  
2> _.  ()   

string formation
1> _. _.  ""

string out
1> ,  
_Ex:
to string out a unit _.   ()
  
_Ex:
to string out scouts along the road  
 
2>  
_Ex:
the captain made his defenders to string out across the
field       
3> , 
_Ex:
to string out a lecture  

string tie
1> - (.  )

string up
1>  ();  ()
_Ex:
to string up one's resolution for smth., to string oneself
up to do smth.      ,  
-.
_Ex:
to be strung up   
_Ex:
he is sensitive and highly strung up   
 
2> , ; 
_Ex:
he was stringing up gay lines of flags   
 
_Ex:
a notice was strung up above the door   
 
3> ;   

string-course
1> _. 

string-piece
1> _.  

string-plate
1>  ()

string-pulling
1>  , 
2>  

stringboard
1> _. ,  ()

stringed
1> 
_Ex:
stringed instrument  
2>  ;  

stringency
1> ; ; 
2> ; , 
3> _.  (  . .); , 
_Ex:
credit stringency  ,  
_Ex:
financial stringency  
_Ex:
stringency on the money market    
_Ex:
foreign exchange stringency   

stringent
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
stringent rule  
_Ex:
stringent regulations  
_Ex:
to make a rule less stringent  
2> , 
_Ex:
stringent necessity  
3> _.   (  . .); ,
 (   . .)

stringently
1> ; 
_Ex:
stringently purified _.  
2> 

stringer
1> _.  
_Ex:
stringer bridge  
2> _. ,  ()
3> _.  ()
4> _. _. 
5> _. 
6> _. , 
7> _.  
8> _.  ()   

stringiness
1> _. 
2> _. ,    

stringing
1>  ()
2>  ()
3> _.  , 

stringy
1> 
_Ex:
stringy meat  
2> ,    

strip
1> ,  ; ; 
_Ex:
a strip of board (of wood) ; 
_Ex:
a strip of adhesive tape   
2> _. 
_Ex:
strip mill  
3>  (); 
_Ex:
a strip of land  
_Ex:
a garden strip  
_Ex:
test strip  
4>    ( ; . comic strip, strip
cartoon)
5> _. 
6> _. 
7> _. , ;   (. strip iron)
_Ex:
strip steel  
8> _. -  (. air strip, landing
strip)
_Ex:
strip alert _.    -

_Ex:
strip lights  - 
9> _.  ( )
10>   (. flight strip, photographic
strip)
11>  ( )
12>   ,  ,  ,  
13> ; ;  (; . strip off)
_Ex:
to strip the clothes from (off) one's body  ()
  
_Ex:
he stripped the shirt from his back     
_Ex:
to strip smb. (off) to the skin (naked)  -. 
_Ex:
to strip smb. of clothes  ()  -. 
14>  (. strip off)
_Ex:
to strip off one's clothing ,  
_Ex:
to strip to the waist   
15>  ()
16> , ; ; ;  (. strip
off)
_Ex:
to strip the room of furniture    () 
_Ex:
the locusts stripped the fields   
_Ex:
trees stripped of their leaves  
_Ex:
land that has been completely stripped of its timber 
  
_Ex:
a plant stripped of all its equipment  
_Ex:
a prose style stripped to the bones  ()
  
_Ex:
to strip disabled vehicles of ammunition _. 
   
_Ex:
to strip ship for action _.    
17> ; ; 
_Ex:
bananas strip easily   
18> (of)  (-.);  (-.)
_Ex:
to strip smb. of his title  -. 
_Ex:
to strip smb. of his honours   -. 
_Ex:
a saint stripped of his halo ,   
()
_Ex:
to strip of colour 
19> ; 
_Ex:
to strip smb. of his possessions   -. 
_Ex:
he was stripped of all he had    
20>  ;   
21> , 
_Ex:
to strip a weapon  
22> _.  
23> _. , ;   
_Ex:
to strip a mine   
24>  ()
25> _.   
26> _-.  (  )
27> _-.   
_Ex:
to strip a cow     
28> _-.    
29> _.  (, )
_Id:
stripped of fine names, it is a swindle  ,
 

strip away
1> , 
_Ex:
to strip away wallpaper  
_Ex:
he stripped away four coats of paint   
 
2> , 
_Ex:
to strip away all disguises   

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