swarm year
1> _-.   (  . .)

swarm-cell
1> _. 

swarm-spore
1> _. 

swarmer
1> _. 

swarming
1>  ()

swart
1> ; 
2> ; 

swarthiness
1> ; 

swarthy
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
swarthy cheeks  
_Ex:
swarthy complexion   

swarthy-faced
1> 

swash
1> 
2> 
3> 
4> 
5>  
6>         
7> ; 
8> ; 
9>   
10> 

swash letter
1> _.   

swashbuckler
1> ; ; 
2> , 

swashbuckling
1> , , 
2> 

swasher
1> ; ; 
2> , 

swashing
1> ; 
2> 
3> 

swastika
1> 

swat
1> _. ,  
2> . _.  
_Ex:
to swat a mosquito  

swatch
1>  ()
2>   
3>   (-.);  
4> 
5>  

swath
1>  (    )
2> ; ; 
3> _.  
_Id:
to cut a wide swath _.  ;  
 ;  , 

swath harvesting
1> _-.  

swath tedder, swath turner
1> _-. 

swathe
1> ; 
2> _. 
3> 
4> ; ; 
_Ex:
swathed in furs   
_Ex:
swathed in bandages  ;   
5>  (    )
6> ; ; 
7> _.  
_Id:
to cut a wide swathe _.  ;  
 ;  , 

swather
1> _-.  , 

swatter
1>    (. fly swatter)

sway
1> , ; 
2> , ; 
_Ex:
to hold (to bear) sway over smb.  ()
 -.;    -.
_Ex:
to have great sway    (- )
_Ex:
to be under the sway of passion    
_Ex:
the sway of fashion  
_Ex:
under the sway of Rome   
_Ex:
the belief held sway for centuries   
  
_Ex:
he held sway over the British stage    
 
3> , 
_Ex:
to sway to and fro     ;
_.     ( )
_Ex:
the branches swayed in the wind    
4> , 
_Ex:
wind sways the trees   
5>   ( -., -.);  (-. 
-.)
_Ex:
his speech swayed thousands of votes    
()    
_Ex:
he is not to be swayed by argument or entreaty  
  ,  
_Ex:
he is too much swayed by the needs of the moment  
  
6> . , 
_Ex:
to sway the sceptre 
7> _.    

sway-backed
1>    ( )

sway-beam
1> _. 

Swazi
1>  ( )

swear
1> _. ; 
2> _. ;  
3> _. ; 
4> 
_Ex:
to swear to do smth.  ( )
 -.
_Ex:
he swore to say nothing (that he would say nothing) 
 ()    (   )
_Ex:
to swear an oath  , 
_Ex:
he had sworn a solemn oath to return   
 ( ) 
_Ex:
to swear friendship   
_Ex:
to swear by smth., smb.  -., -.
_Ex:
I swear by Jupiter  
_Ex:
he swore by all the gods      
_Ex:
to swear on the Bible ()  
_Ex:
I swear he's right ,  
_Ex:
I would swear he was there   ,    
5> (by)   -.;   -. 
 -.
_Ex:
he swears by this doctor     
_Ex:
he swears by quinine for fever   
  
_Ex:
take these tablets if you feel run down, I swear by them
  ,   , 
  
6> (. to)  
_Ex:
to swear smb. to secrecy   -.   
7>   
_Ex:
to swear a witness    
_Ex:
the judges were sworn into office    
   
8> _. ,    
_Ex:
to swear to smth.  -.  
_Ex:
will you swear to it that you were not there?  
  ,     ?
_Ex:
to swear an accusaion (a charge) against smb. 
 -.  
_Ex:
the affidavit should be sworn to before a notary public
        
9> ,  
_Ex:
to swear allegiance    ( )
10> ; ; 
_Ex:
to swear an oath 
_Ex:
he swore under his breath   
_Ex:
he swore a profane oath   
_Ex:
to swear at smb. () -.
_Ex:
to swear like a fishwife (like a lord, like a sailor, like
a trooper, like blazes)   ;  
  
_Id:
to swear black is white  (),   -
 
_Id:
to swear oneself blue in the face   
 
_Id:
it is enough to make smb. swear    
 
_Id:
(not) enough to swear by ;  
_Id:
these two colours swear at each other    

11>       
_Ex:
he was elected but not yet sworn in  ,   
  
_Ex:
the defence councel objected to the jury so that a new one
had to be sworn in   ,  
     

swear off
1>  ( -.)
_Ex:
to swear off off drink    
_Ex:
I have sworn off cigarettes on doctor's orders  
   

swear-word
1> ,  

swearing
1> , , 

swearing-in
1>       
_Ex:
swearing-in ceremony    ,
 ()

sweat
1> , 
_Ex:
to break into a sweat  
_Ex:
he is dripping with sweat     
_Ex:
in a sweat  , 
_Ex:
all of a sweat    ,  
_Ex:
in a cold sweat   
_Ex:
bloody sweat  
_Ex:
by (in) the sweat of one's brow _.    ()
2> 
_Ex:
a good sweat will cure your cold    ,
   
3> ,   (  -.); 
_Ex:
the drink was so cold that there immediately appeared sweat
on the glass    ,   
 
4> _.  
_Ex:
a lot of sweat went into that job    
 
_Ex:
I can't stand the sweat of it     
 
5> _. , , 
_Ex:
in a sweat  ,  ;  
_Ex:
to be in a cold sweat   ,  
  
6> , 
_Ex:
that's going to be a sweat    
_Ex:
no sweat!  !,   !;   
_Ex:
to do smth. without rising a sweat  -. 
 
7> ,  (  )
8>  ( ,   . .)
9> , 
_Id:
old sweat  ;  , , 
,    
10> ,  , 
_Ex:
to sweat with heat   
_Ex:
his hands sweat    
_Ex:
to sweat with fear  ()   
_Ex:
I sweat to think of it       
 
11>  
_Ex:
it is necessary to sweat him   
12>  
_Ex:
he sweated his shirt      
13> 
_Ex:
the glass sweated  
14>  ; 
_Ex:
the cheese sweated    
15> _.  
_Ex:
to sweat over a problem   
16> 
_Ex:
the boss sweated his men mercilessly   
  
17>  
_Ex:
you will sweat for it    
18>  ,   . .
19> _. _.   ,  
 
20> _.  , ; 
21> _. ; 
_Ex:
I told him not to sweat a thing  ,   
 
22> ,  (  )
23>      ()
24> ,   ( 
,   . .)
25> ,   ( ,
  . .)
26> _.  (  )
27> _. 
28> _. 
_Id:
to sweat blood    ;  
 ( )

sweat equity
1> _.    ,  
       

sweat gland
1> _.  

sweat off
1>    ()
_Ex:
to sweat off flu      

sweat out
1>    ()
_Ex:
to sweat out flu      
2> 
_Ex:
I have to sweat him out from my heart     
(    )
3> _. 
_Ex:
I'll sweat the money out of him      
4> _. 
_Ex:
I'll sweat this line out    
5>   , 
_Id:
to sweat one's guts out   ;  
; , , ""

sweat pants
1>  

sweat suit
1>  

sweat-cloth
1> _.  (   )

sweat-cure
1>  

sweat-duct
1> _.  

sweat-house
1>    ( ,   . .)
2>  (  )

sweatband
1>   

sweatbox
1> _. 
2> _.    (   . .)

sweated
1>  , ; ,  
2> 
3> ;   ;  
 
_Ex:
sweated goods ,    
 
4>   ,  
 
_Ex:
sweated labour ,    
 

sweater
1>  
2> 
3> 

sweater girl
1> _.      

sweatily
1> ;  ,  

sweatiness
1> 

sweating
1> 
_Ex:
to promote sweating  ;  

sweating fever
1> _. 

sweating sickness
1> _. 

sweating system
1>  ,  

sweating-room
1>  , 

sweatshirt
1>   
2>   

sweatshop
1> ,     

sweaty
1> 
_Ex:
sweaty hands  
_Ex:
sweaty clothes   
_Ex:
sweaty odour  
2>  
_Ex:
sweaty day    
3> , 
_Ex:
a sweaty piece of work  ; ,  


swede
1> _.  (Brassica napobrassica)

Swede
1> ; 
_Ex:
the Swedes _. 

Swedish
1>  
2> 
_Ex:
Swedish drill (gymnastics, movements) 
   

Swedish turnip
1> _.  (Brassica napobrassica)

sweep
1> , 
_Ex:
to give a room a good sweep   ()
 
2> 
_Ex:
as black as a sweep   
3> 
4>  
5> _.     
6> _. ;  
7> . _pl. , 
8> ;  
_Ex:
the sweep of the tides   
9> 
_Ex:
to move with a sweep ,  
_Ex:
she moves with a dignified sweep   
10> ; 
_Ex:
the sweep of a scythe  () 
_Ex:
a sweep of the oars  
_Ex:
with a wide sweep of the arm  
11> ; 
_Ex:
within the sweep of the guns    
12> ,  , , 
_Ex:
the sweep of vision  
_Ex:
beyond the sweep of the telescope   

13> 
_Ex:
the sweep of meadows  
14> , 
_Ex:
an extensive sweep (of concepts)   ()
_Ex:
to bring one's arguments within the sweep of one's audience
     
_Ex:
the sweep of human intelligence   
15> ; 
_Ex:
sweep outline 
_Ex:
the sweep of a motor car"s lines  
_Ex:
to take (to make) a sweep ,  ;
 , 
_Ex:
a wide sweep leads up to the house    
 
16>  
17>  ()
18>  
19> _. 
_Ex:
to make a clean sweep  ,   ,
    . .
20> _.   
21> , . 
22>        

23>  (, )
24> _. 
25> _. 
_Ex:
with sweeps out   
_Ex:
sweep vessel  , 
_Ex:
sweep obstructor  
26>   
27>  (   )
28> _. 
29> _.  ()
_Id:
at a (one) sweep  , 
_Id:
to make a clean sweep of smth.  
()  -.;   
_Id:
the fire made a clean sweep of the village   
  ;   
30> , ; 
_Ex:
to sweep the floor  
_Ex:
to sweep out the room   
_Ex:
to sweep the chimneys  
_Ex:
to sweep the deck  
_Ex:
to sweep a chamber with gas _.   
_Ex:
to sweep clean  ; , ""
_Ex:
to sweep the table clean  ,    
_Ex:
to sweep the bunkers clean _.   
31> _. "",  
_Ex:
to sweep the sea(s)    ;  
( )
_Ex:
to sweep the sea for enemy ships    

32>    
33> _. ,  
_Ex:
to sweep clear 
_Ex:
to sweep for mines  
_Ex:
to sweep for an anchor   ( )
34> ,  ( ); 
_Ex:
to sweep the litter into a corner    
_Ex:
to sweep smth. into one's pocket  -.   
35> , 
_Ex:
he swept the book off the desk     
_Ex:
to sweep the deck  
_Ex:
to sweep aside 
_Ex:
he swept aside doubts   
36> , 
_Ex:
to sweep with fire _.  
_Ex:
to sweep all before one(self)     
_Ex:
he swept all obstacles from his path   
   
_Ex:
a storm swept the town   
37> , ,  (. sweep along, sweep over)
_Ex:
to sweep by  
_Ex:
to sweep the seas  
_Ex:
the searchlights swept the sky    
_Ex:
to sweep right through the enemy  
 
_Ex:
to sweep into the realm of international politics 
   
_Ex:
hurricanes swept over the country   
 
_Ex:
the rivers swept out of their confines washing away
topsoil crop land    ,  
  
38> , 
_Ex:
we were swept into the road by the crowd   
 
39> 
_Ex:
he swept his audience along with him    
40> , 
41> ,  
_Ex:
the actress swept on to the stage   
 
_Ex:
she swept out of the room     
_Ex:
the procession swept into the hall, preceded by trumpeters
,  ,  
 
42> , 
_Ex:
to sweep the country   ;  
 
_Ex:
war swept over Europe   () 
43> ;  ()
_Ex:
to sweep one's eyes over smb.  -. 
_Ex:
his glance swept from right to left   
 
_Ex:
to sweep the sea with a searchlight  

44>   ; 
45> 
46> , 
_Ex:
the road sweeps round the lake    
_Ex:
the shore sweeps to the south in a wide curve   
  
47> , 
_Ex:
her dress sweeps the ground     
48> ,  ()
_Ex:
his hands swept (over) the keyboard   
 
49>    ( )
50> _. _. 
51> _.   
_Ex:
to sweep a constituency   
 
_Ex:
to sweep the election     
_Ex:
to be swept into power   ,   
  
_Ex:
the administration swept into power in 1945 was to remain
in office for over six years ,  
  1945 .,      
_Ex:
to sweep the board _.  ,   ;
  ;   ;   
52>   
53>   
54> _. ,  (. to sweep with
fire);      
_Ex:
to sweep the deck  
55> _.       
 
56>    
57> _.  
_Id:
to sweep under the rug (under the carpet) , ,

_Id:
to sweep difficulties under the rug  
_Id:
to sweep smb. off smb.'s feet  -.;   
_Id:
he swept her off her feet   
_Id:
I was swept off my feet by his plans    

_Id:
his speeches were calculated to sweep uncommited voters off
their feet      ,   
    ,    ,
   
_Id:
we were almost swept off our feet by the waves  
    
_Id:
to sweep smb. a curtsey  -. 

sweep away
1> , 
_Ex:
to sweep clean away  () 
_Ex:
he was swept away by an avalanche   
_Ex:
the bridge was swept away by the flood   
_Ex:
the floodwaters swept away part of a road  
  
2> , 
_Ex:
all doubts were now swept away    

3> ,    
_Ex:
to sweep away slavery   
4> ,  ( -. )
_Ex:
the land swept away to the east   
 
_Ex:
the valley sweeps away to the sea  
()    

sweep down
1>  ,  
_Ex:
the cavalry swept down on the enemy  
 

sweep in
1> 
_Ex:
the wind swept in  
2>  ; 
_Ex:
she swept in    
3>   ()
4>       ,
  
_Ex:
Labour swept in on the tide of discontent over rising prices
       
 

sweep off
1> ; 
_Ex:
the plague swept off thousands    
_Ex:
the wind swept my hat off     
2> ,  ( -. )
_Ex:
the valley sweeps off to the right   
_Id:
to sweep off one's hat ,    

sweep out
1> , 
_Ex:
the room needs to be well swept out   
  (    
)
2>  
_Ex:
the tide swept the boat out to the sea   
 

sweep up
1> , 
_Ex:
to sweep up the room  
_Ex:
to sweep up rubbish  
2> ,  
_Ex:
don't leave me to sweep up after the party   
    
3> ,  
_Ex:
the bird swept up   
4> ,   
_Ex:
to sweep up dead leaves   
_Id:
to sweep up the coast _.   

sweep-net
1> 
2>    

sweep-rake
1> _-. -

sweep-up
1>  ()
_Ex:
this place needs a bit of a sweep-up   

_Ex:
to give the room a hasty sweep-up -   

sweepback
1> _.   ()

sweeper
1> _. _. _. "" (75  
 )
2> _. "" ( )

sweeper harrow
1> _-. -

sweeping
1> , 
_Ex:
sweeping car    
_Ex:
to give the room a good sweeping   
2> _. 
3> _. 
4> 
5> _.  
6>  ;  ()
_Ex:
the sweepings of the gutter  , ""
7> _.  (  ,
  . .)
8> ,   
_Ex:
sweeping generalizations  
_Ex:
sweeping changes  () 
_Ex:
sweeping victory  () 
_Ex:
sweeping proposals on disarmament  
 
9> , 
10> , 
_Ex:
sweeping curve  
11>   ; 
_Ex:
sweeping statements  
12> _. 
_Ex:
sweeping electrode  
13> _. 
_Ex:
sweeping fire _.  

sweeping-out
1> _. 

sweepingly
1> , 
2> , 
3> , 

sweepstake
1>   

sweepstakes
1>   

sweepward
1> _.   ()

sweepy
1> , 
2> 
3> 

sweet
1> , 
_Ex:
to like sweets  
2> . _pl.  ()
3> , ; ,  ()
_Ex:
what is it, my sweet?   , ?
4> . _pl. , 
_Ex:
the sweets of life  
_Ex:
to taste the sweets of success   
_Ex:
the sweets of home   
5> ; 
6> . _pl. 
_Ex:
sweets to the sweet (Shakespeare)  () ,
 - 
7> _. _. = sweet potato
8> 
_Ex:
sweet apples  
_Ex:
sweet wine  
_Ex:
to taste sweet   ( )
_Ex:
to like one's tea sweet   
9> , 
_Ex:
sweet water  ;   
_Ex:
sweet butter  
_Ex:
sweet milk  () 
_Ex:
is the ham still sweet?    ?
_Ex:
to keep a room sweet   
10> 
_Ex:
to smell sweet, to have a sweet smell  ,
 
_Ex:
the air was sweet with the odours of spring  
( )  () 
11> , 
_Ex:
sweet voice  () 
12> 
_Ex:
sweet manners  
_Ex:
sweet sleep  
_Ex:
it is sweet to know that one is loved  , 
 
13> , 
_Ex:
sweet temper (disposition)  
14> _. , 
_Ex:
sweet girl  
_Ex:
isn't she sweet!    ()!
_Ex:
a sweet little hat  () 
_Ex:
to say sweet nothings to smb.  -.  
15> _. , ; 
_Ex:
they were terribly sweet to me     

_Ex:
that's very sweet of you      
16> , , 
_Ex:
my sweet(est) one  ,  ,  ;
 ,  ,   ( )
17> _-. ,  ( )
18> _.   , 
19> _. ,    
_Id:
at one's own sweet will  ;  ()

_Id:
to have a sweet tooth  
_Id:
to be sweet (up)on smb.    -.
_Id:
as sweet as honey   

sweet alyssum
1> _.  (Lobularia)

sweet basil
1> _.   (Ocimum basilicum)
2>  ()

sweet bay
1> _.   (Laurus nobilis)

sweet birch
1> _.   (Betula grossa)

sweet cherry
1> _.  (Prunus avium)
2>  ()

sweet chestnut
1> _.   (Castanea sativa)

sweet cider
1>  ,   

sweet clover
1> _.  (Melilotus)

sweet corn
1> _.  ,   

sweet flag
1> _.  ,   (Acorus calamus)

sweet gale
1> _.  ,   (Myrica gale)

sweet gum
1> _.   (Liquidambar styraciflua)

sweet marjoram
1> _.   (Majorana hortensis)
2>  ()

sweet oil
1>    

sweet pea
1> _.   (Lathyrus odoratus)

sweet pepper
1> _.   (Capsicum frutescens)
2>   

