sweet potato
1> ,   (Ipomoea batatas)

sweet sorghum
1> _.   (Sorghum mellitum)
2> _.   (Sorghum saccharatum)

sweet talk
1> _. ,  ; 

sweet tooth
1>   
_Ex:
to have a sweet tooth   ()

sweet william
1> _.   (Dianthus barbatus)

sweet-and-sour
1> - (   . .)

sweet-and-twenty
1>   

sweet-mouthed
1>  _. 

sweet-scented
1> ; , , 

sweet-smelling
1> ; , , 

sweet-stuff
1> _. , 

sweet-talk
1> _. ; ; 
_Ex:
to sweet-talk smb. into smth.   -.;
 -.  -.   

sweet-tempered
1> ,   

sweet-water
1> 

sweetbread
1> _. " " (   )

sweetbrier
1> _.   (Rosa eglanteria)

sweeten
1> 
2>  
3>  , 
4>  , 
5> , 
6> , 
7> ; 
8> ; 
9>   ; 
10>  , 
11>  , 
12> ;   , 
_Ex:
to sweeten the pill  
13> ;  , , 
14> _. "", 
15> _-. ,  ()
16> _. 
17> _.  
18> _.  ( )
19> _.  
20> _. ,    
21> _.    

sweetener
1>  
2> _. , ""

sweetening
1>   .

sweetheart
1> ; 
_Ex:
they have been sweethearts since childhood   
   
2> , ; ,  ( )
3> ,  

sweetheart agreement, sweetheart contract
1> _.     
 (   )

sweetheart neckline
1>  ,     
( )

sweetie
1> _. , 
2> _. ; 
_Ex:
they have been sweeties since childhood   
   
3> , ; ,  ( )

sweetie pie
1> _. _. , ,  ()

sweeting
1>  

sweetish
1> 

sweetmeat
1> , 
_Ex:
sweetmeat box 
2> _pl.  ; 

sweetness
1> ,   .

sweetness and light
1>  _.  ; ,
 ; 
_Ex:
the end of the movie was all sweetness and light  
    
2>  _. ;    

sweetshop
1> 

sweetsop
1> _.  (Anona squamosa)

sweety
1> sweetie

swell
1> , , ; (); 
_Ex:
swells and valleys   
2> ; 
3> 
4> (.  . .) , 
5> (.  . .) ; 
6> (.  . .) _.   
_Ex:
no swell   
7>    ()
8> _.  < >,     ;
 - 
9> _. , ;  
_Ex:
what a swell you are!     !
10> _.  , 
_Ex:
he is a swell in politics    ( )
 
_Ex:
to come the heavy swell over smb. _.   
;   ,   
( -.)
11> _.  ( -. ); 
_Ex:
to be a swell at smth.    -. 
_Ex:
he is a swell at cricket     
12> , 
_Ex:
a swell in population ()  
13>  
14> _.  
15>  ()
16> _. ; 
_Ex:
she had a swell wedding     
_Ex:
you look very swell    ()
17> _. , 
_Ex:
a swell guy  
_Ex:
a swell tennis player  
_Ex:
we had a swell time    
18> , ; ,  (. swell out,
swell up)
_Ex:
the sails swelled (out)  
_Ex:
wood swells in water    
_Ex:
his face began to swell out    
_Ex:
buds swell  
_Ex:
eyes swollen with tears ,   
19> , ;  , 
(. swell out, swell up)
_Ex:
the wind swelled the sails   
20> , ,  
_Ex:
here the ground swells into an eminence  
  
21>  ( )
_Ex:
the river is swollen (with melted snow)   (
 )
22>  ()
23> , , 
_Ex:
the ranks of the unemployed are daily swelling 
    
_Ex:
the population swelled  () 
24> ,  (. swell out, swell up)
_Ex:
all this has helped to swell the ranks of the unemployed
     
25>   
_Ex:
her heart swelled   
_Ex:
to swell with indignation   
_Ex:
to swell with pride  
26>  
27> ; 
_Ex:
to swell with importance   
_Ex:
to swell like a turkey-cock   
28>  ( )
_Ex:
the murmur swelled into a roar    
29>  ,   ( )
_Id:
to swell the chorus   ; 
  

swell mob
1> _.   ; 

swell-fish
1> _. , - (Tetraodontidae)

swell-headed
1> _.    ; , 

swelldom
1> _.  

swelled head
1> _. 

swellhead
1>    ; 

swelling
1> ; 
_Ex:
to have a swelling on the neck    
2> ; ; 
_Ex:
the swelling of the buds  
3>  ()
4> ; 
5> 
6> 
_Ex:
the proud swelling of his heart   
_Ex:
the swelling of anger  
7> ,   .
_Ex:
swelling sails  
8> , , 
_Ex:
swelling oratory  

swellish
1> _. , , 

swelter
1> , ; 
2>  ( , )
3> , 
4> , 
_Ex:
in a swelter  
5>   , ; 
6>    
7> _. 
_Ex:
to swelter venom  

sweltering
1> ,   , 
2> , , 
_Ex:
sweltering day  
_Ex:
sweltering office  

swept
1> _p.  _p-p.  sweep

swept channel
1> _.  

swept volume
1> _.  ,  ()

sweptback
1> _. 
_Ex:
sweptback aircraft ()   

sweptwing
1> _.  
_Ex:
sweptwing aircraft 
_Ex:
sweptwing aircraft ()   

swerve
1>  (   . .)
2> _. 
3> ;   
_Ex:
the road swerves to the left   
_Ex:
to swerve from the straight path   ( )
 
_Ex:
he never swerves from his duty     
  
4> ,  , 
_Ex:
to swerve a ball _.  
_Ex:
nothing shall swerve me from my opinion   
   
5> _.  (. swerve off)
6>  (   . .)
_Ex:
the car swerved to avoid knocking the boy down 
,    

swidden farming
1> _-. - 

swift
1> _. , , 
2> _.  (Apus gen.)
3> , 
_Ex:
swift glance  
_Ex:
swift car  
_Ex:
swift in his movements   
_Ex:
swift of foot _. 
_Ex:
as swift as an arrow   ;   ,

4> _. , 
_Ex:
swift to anger 
_Ex:
swift of wit 
_Ex:
to be swift to take offence  
_Ex:
he is swift in his judgements    

_Ex:
to be swift to imagine smth.  ;  

_Id:
be swift to hear, slow to speak  , 

5> . swiftly
_Ex:
the arrows fell as swift as rain   
()

swift-flowing
1> 
_Ex:
a swift-flowing river    

swift-foot
1>  
2>  

swift-footed
1> 

swift-handed
1>  ; 

swift-passing
1> ; 

swift-sailing
1>  ( )

swift-tongued
1> 

swift-winged
1> 

swiften
1> _. 
2> _.  ; , 

swiftly
1> ; 
_Ex:
events followed swiftly on one another  
   
_Ex:
swiftly moving operations _.   

swiftness
1> , 

swig
1> _.   ()
_Ex:
to take a swig of whisky (at the bottle)  
 ()  ( )
2> _.  ()
_Ex:
to swig off a glass  
3> _.   ,   
4> _.  ()

swill
1> ,  
_Ex:
to give smth. a swill (out)  -.
2>  ( ); 
3>   ; 
4> ,  (; . swill out)
_Ex:
to swill (out) a basin  
5> _.    ; 
_Ex:
to swill oneself with beer  

swill-tub
1>   
2> 

swiller
1> 

swim
1> 
_Ex:
to go for a swim  
_Ex:
to have (to take) a swim 
_Ex:
I had a swim  
2>  ( , )
_Ex:
to have a swim 
3> (the swim)   (,  
 . .)
_Ex:
to be in the swim     (  )
_Ex:
to be out of the swim     ,   
  
4> _. 
_Ex:
her head was in a swim    
5>  (   )
_Id:
to be in the swim with smb.      -.
6> , ; 
_Ex:
to swim on one's chest   
_Ex:
to swim under water   
_Ex:
to swim a race     
_Ex:
to swim the English Channel  -
_Ex:
he cannot swim a stroke     
_Ex:
to swim to the bottom   
_Ex:
to swim like a stone (like a tailor's goose)  
,   
_Ex:
the moon swims in the sky    
_Ex:
to swim off the line _.   
_Ex:
when their boat sank they had to swim for it   
,    
7>  ( , )
_Ex:
let's go swimming  
8>  
_Ex:
to swim a horse across a river   
 
9>  , 
_Ex:
to swim across the floor   
_Ex:
to swim into the room   
10> (in)   ( -.);  ( -.)
_Ex:
the meat swims in gravy    
_Ex:
to swim in luxury  ()  
11>  ( )
_Ex:
everything swam before his eyes     

12>  ;  ( )
_Ex:
my head swims    
_Ex:
my brain swims with the thought     
  
13>   ; 
_Ex:
eyes swimming in tears ,  
_Ex:
the floor swam in blood    
_Id:
to swim with the stream (the tide)   ;
  
_Id:
to swim against the stream   ; 
 
_Id:
to swim between two waters    
_Id:
to sink or swim  ,  

swim mask
1>  , 

swim-bladder
1>   ( )

swim-suit
1>  

swimmer
1> ; 
_Ex:
breast-stroke swimmer -
_Ex:
long-distance swimmer -
_Ex:
short-distance swimmer    
2> 

swimming
1> 
_Ex:
competitive swimming  
_Ex:
free-style swimming   
_Ex:
one-style swimming   
_Ex:
side overarm swimming      
2>  (. swimming of the head)
3> 
_Ex:
swimming birds  
4>     ; ;

_Ex:
swimming trunks  
_Ex:
swimming truck -
5> 
_Ex:
swimming eyes ,  
6>  
7>  ( )

swimming board
1>   

swimming hole
1>   ( , );   

swimming pool
1>  
2> ,   
3>  ,   ( 
)

swimming suit
1>  

swimming-bath
1>  
2> ,   
3>  ,   ( 
)

swimming-bladder
1>   ( )

swimmingly
1> ;  ; , ; 
_Ex:
everything is going on swimmingly    (,
  )

swimmy
1>  , 
2> , 
_Ex:
swimmy vision    

swindle
1> , , 
2> , , 
_Ex:
to swindle smth. out of smb., to swindle smb. out
of smth.   -. -.,  
-. -.  
_Ex:
I am not so easily swindled     
_Ex:
to swindle smb. into buying an inferior article 
-.  

swindle sheet
1> _.     ( 
  . .)

swindler
1> ; 

swine
1> _.  (Sus)
2> _. ()  (Sus scrofa)
3> _-. ()  (Sus scrofa domestica); ; 
_Ex:
pregnant swine  
4> , 
_Ex:
to behave like a swine    
_Ex:
to be a swine to smb.  -  
 -.

swine breeding
1> _-. 

swine fever
1>  

swine keeping, swine raising
1> 

swineherd
1> 

swinery
1> 

swinestone
1> _. ,  ,  

swing
1> ; 
_Ex:
the swing of the pendulum  
_Ex:
on the swing 
_Ex:
to give the hammock a swing  
2> ; , 
_Ex:
the swing of the tides  ()   
_Ex:
a sudden swing of public opinion  
 
_Ex:
the swing of the pendulum   ;  
 ; _.     
3> , 
_Ex:
the horse drove off flies with the swing of his tail 
   
4> _. ; 
_Ex:
arm swing  
_Ex:
obtained swing  
_Ex:
that player's swing is too short    
 
_Ex:
swing mount  
5> _. ,  
6> (.  . .) ,  ; 

_Ex:
to walk with a swing    (
)
7> (.  . .) 
8> 
_Ex:
to sit in a swing   
9> 
_Ex:
to give the handle a swing  
_Ex:
the car started up at the first swing   
 
10> , 
_Ex:
in full swing   
_Ex:
negotiations are now in full swing   
 
_Ex:
the train approached at full swing   
 
_Ex:
to get into the swing of the work    ;
   
_Ex:
when you have got into the swing of things...  
   ...
11>  
_Ex:
let it have its swing     
12>  
_Ex:
to give free swing to one's temper    
_Ex:
he gave us full swing in the matter    
    
_Ex:
to have (to take) one's swing  ()
 ; "", 
13> ; ; 
_Ex:
to return from a swing throught eight African nations
      
_Ex:
swing round the circle _.    
(  )
14> , ,    (. swing
music)
15>  
16> ,   ()
17> _. _.      
18> _.    ()
19> _.     ( );
     ( )
20> _. _.  
_Id:
to go with a swing  ,    
21> , ; ; 
_Ex:
to swing the bells  
_Ex:
to swing one's arms  
_Ex:
to swing one's legs  
_Ex:
to swing the hips  
22> , ; 
_Ex:
to swing in the wind  (, )
 
_Ex:
his arms swung as he walked   ,  
23> , 
_Ex:
he swung the bag onto his back     () 
_Ex:
to swing oneself into the saddle   
24> , 
_Ex:
to swing into the moving train     
_Ex:
the monkey swung (itself) from branch to branch 
    
25> , 
_Ex:
to swing the car round  
_Ex:
to swing the door open   
_Ex:
to swing one's forces _.   ( 
  )
26> , , 
_Ex:
the car swung round the corner  () 
 
_Ex:
the whole line swung to the left   ()
  () 
_Ex:
the door has swung to  
_Ex:
the door swings outward   
_Ex:
to swing at anchor _.   
_Ex:
to swing into line _.   ,   
_Ex:
to swing round to confront smb.   
 -.
_Ex:
the breeze had swung round   (  
 )
27> ,     
_Ex:
to swing merrily along   ( )
28> , 
_Ex:
to swing smth. up  -.
_Ex:
to swing up a heavy load with a crane   
  
29> _.  ( )
30> 
_Ex:
to swing from the ceiling   
_Ex:
the lantern swung from the roof    
31> _.  ,  ( )
_Ex:
even if I should swing for it      
32> 
_Ex:
a hawk swung above us    
33> _.  
_Ex:
to swing the market    
34> _.  
_Ex:
to swing an election   
35> _. _.    ;  
  
_Ex:
to swing a lot of votes   ;  
  
36>      
37> _.  , . 
38> _.   (  . .);   
 (, )
39> _.  ;   
 
_Ex:
to swing constantly from pessimism to optimism 
   ,   
40> _.   ,  ; 
, ,    
41> _.    
42>    ( );   ;
  ,   . .
43> _. ; ;  ;
  
44> _.  ,  ; 
_Ex:
to swing from the heels   ;  
_Ex:
he came out swinging from the heels    
_Ex:
I made a harmless remark to some guy in the stree and he swung
at me     -   ,
      
45> _. ,  (  )
_Ex:
he was not able to swing a new car on his salary  
      
_Id:
to swing the lead _. 
_Id:
to swing round the circle _.   
   
_Id:
no room to swing a cat in  ;  

_Id:
swing it! !

swing boat
1>    

swing bolt
1> _.  

swing bridge
1>  

swing door
1>  

swing joint
1> _.  

swing room
1> _. _.  ( )

swing shift
1> _. _.      ;
 

swing-back
1> . _.    ; , 

swing-by
1> _.  

