toning
1> _. 

tonish
1> _. , ; 

tonitrual
1> _. ; 

tonk
1> _.  

tonkin
1>  

tonkinese
1> ,  
2>  
3> 

tonnage
1> ,   
_Ex:
displacement tonnage   
_Ex:
cargo tonnage   (  )
_Ex:
register(ed) tonnage _.   
2>  ,   (. tonnage dues)
3>  ( )
_Ex:
tonnage of ore  
_Ex:
the tonnage of fish caught by trawlers  ,
 

tonnage bookings
1>  

tonnage plan
1>   

tonne
1>   (1000 )

tonneau
1> _.     
2>  

tonnish
1> _. , ; 

tonograph
1> _. 
2> _. 

tonographic
1> 

tonography
1> 

tonometer
1> _. 
2> _. 

tonometric
1> 

tonometry
1> 

tonsil
1>  _pl. _.  , 
_Ex:
enlarged tonsils  
_Ex:
to have one's tonsils out  ;  

tonsillar
1> _. ,    

tonsillectomy
1> _. ,  

tonsillitic
1> _. ;    
2>  

tonsillitis
1> _. ;  

tonsillotomy
1> _. ,  

tonsorial
1> . 
_Ex:
tonsorial artist 

tonsure
1> 
2>  

tonsured
1>  () 
2>  ; 

tontine
1> _.  (    , 
       ,
  )

tonus
1> _. 

Tony
1> "",      


tony
1> _. . _. ; 
_Ex:
a tony little hat  

too
1> 
_Ex:
too quickly  
_Ex:
too much  
_Ex:
he ate too much  
_Ex:
this job is too much for me     ,  
   
_Ex:
things are getting too much for him   -
 
_Ex:
a little too small  
_Ex:
none too pleasant   
_Ex:
a hat far too big for him    
_Ex:
too good to last  () ,   

_Ex:
it's not too easy    () 
_Ex:
I know him all too well     
_Ex:
she loved him too well   ()  
_Ex:
you can't make the wall too thick   ,  
_Ex:
we were none too early for the train  - 
 
2>  - ,  
_Ex:
50 dollars too much  50  
_Ex:
you've give me two too many      
_Ex:
I'm afraid I am one too many ,    
3> _-. ; 
_Ex:
you are really too kind    
_Ex:
he's not too well today     ,
   
_Ex:
only too 
_Ex:
I shall be only too pleased to help you   
  
_Ex:
that's too bad!  !
_Ex:
it's quite too!, it's too too! !
_Ex:
it's too charming! !;   !
_Id:
to go too far ;   
_Id:
it is too much of a good thing  ;
   ()
4> , 
_Ex:
to play and sing too    
_Ex:
I went there, too    
_Ex:
won't you come, too?     ?
_Ex:
the prisoner, too, inspired little sympathy  
  
5>   ,  
_Ex:
achieved, too, at small cost      
;     
_Ex:
the dog is hungry, and very thirsty, too   
    
6> 
_Ex:
I mean to do it, too     

too-too
1> _. ; ;
-
2> _. , ; 

took
1> _p.  take ( . .)

tool
1> 
_Ex:
carpenter's tool  
_Ex:
garden (gardening, gardener's) tool  
_Ex:
small tools  
_Ex:
hand tool  
_Ex:
pneumatic (air) tool  
_Ex:
power tool  
_Ex:
planishing tool  
_Ex:
tool set, set of tools  
_Ex:
tool engineering   
2> , 
_Ex:
platelayer's (tracklaying) tools   
  (); 
_Ex:
drilling tool  
_Ex:
remote handling tool  ,

3> 
4>   (. cutting tool)
5> 
6> , 
_Ex:
reference tool  
_Ex:
bibliographical tool  
7>  ( , )
8> _pl.   (  )
9> . _pl.  
_Ex:
the tools of one's trade  
_Ex:
books are the tools of a scholar  -   
10> 
_Ex:
the tools of oratory   
_Ex:
the chief tools of a critic   

_Ex:
you have to learn the tools of your trade  
   
11> . _.  ( -. ), 
_Ex:
a mere tool - ;    
_Ex:
to make smb. one's tool  -.  ()
 ( )
_Ex:
he is the tool of the boss     ,
  ,   
12> _. _. 
13> _.   , 
_Id:
to down tools  , ()
_Id:
to play with edged tools   
_Id:
a bad workman quarrels with his tools _.  
    
14>  (, )
15>   
16>  ()
17>  (,   . .)
18>   ( , )
19> _.  -. (   . .)
_Ex:
let me tool you down to the station    
 
20>  (   . .; . to tool along)

tool bar
1> _-.   (,   . .)

tool cabinet
1>  

tool chest
1>   

tool grinder
1>  

tool post
1> _. 

tool rest
1> 

tool steel
1>  

tool up
1> ,  (  . .)
2>  

toolbag
1>   

toolbox
1>   

tooled
1> _.  
2>  , 
3>  ( )
4>  ,  ( )
_Ex:
tooled leather  

toolholder
1> _. ; 

toolhouse
1>  

tooling
1> _.  
2>  , 
3>  ()
4>   ( )
5> , ()

toolkit
1>  
_Ex:
this book is an essential part of the historian's toolkit
_.         ,
  -      

toolmaker
1> 

toolroom
1>  
2>  

toolshed
1>  

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

toorie
1> _. ,   (   )

toot
1> ; ;    
_Ex:
to give three toots   ,   
2>  ,  (. to toot the horn); ;
      (. to toot a horn)
_Ex:
to toot on the trumpet   
3> ,  ,  ( )
_Id:
to toot one's own horn _. , ,
 
4> _. _. ; , 
_Ex:
to go on a toot 
5> _. _. 
6>  
7> ,  
8>  

tooth
1> 
_Ex:
milk (calf's, primary, first, baby's, deciduous) teeth
 
_Ex:
he lost his milk teeth     
_Ex:
second (permanent) teeth  
_Ex:
false (artificial, prosthetic) teeth  
_Ex:
a set of false teeth  ,  
_Ex:
natural teeth "" 
_Ex:
even teeth  
_Ex:
anterior (front) teeth  
_Ex:
posterior (back) teeth  
_Ex:
lower (mandibular) teeth  
_Ex:
upper (maxillary) teeth  
_Ex:
unerupted (impacted) tooth  
_Ex:
hollow tooth   
_Ex:
loose tooth  
_Ex:
the crown of a tooth  
_Ex:
the root of a tooth  
_Ex:
to have one's teeth attended to  
_Ex:
to have one's teeth examined   
_Ex:
to stop (to fill) smb.'s teeth  -. 
_Ex:
to extract (to pull out) smb.'s tooth  -. 
_Ex:
to have a tooth out   ( )
_Ex:
to knock smb.'s tooth out  -. 
_Ex:
to crown a tooth    
_Ex:
to set (to clench) one's teeth  
_Ex:
to speak through clenched teeth   
_Ex:
to smth. between one's teeth  -.  
_Ex:
to grit the teeth  
_Ex:
he has cut a tooth    
_Ex:
he has a fine set of teeth    
2> _. , , 
_Ex:
teeth of a saw  
_Ex:
teeth of a comb  
_Ex:
teeth of a fork  
_Ex:
teeth of a gearwheel  
3> ,  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
to have no tooth for fruit   
_Ex:
to have a sweet tooth  
_Id:
tooth and nail   ,  ,   
_Id:
to fight (to struggle) tooth and nail    ,
  
_Id:
to go at it tooth and nail    -.
_Id:
armed to the teeth   
_Id:
long in the tooth 
_Id:
she's a bit long in the tooth     
_Id:
fed to the teeth   ; , 
_Id:
from the teeth forward(s) (outward(s)), from one's teeth
_. ,   
_Id:
in the teeth of smth.  , ,   
-.;   -.
_Id:
in the teeth of public opinion   
_Id:
in the teeth of the wind   
_Id:
in the teeth of death   ;   
 
_Id:
in the teeth of starvation   
_Id:
to cut one's teeth     -., 
 
_Id:
to cast one's colt's teeth 
_Id:
to cast (to throw, to fling) smth. in smb.'s teeth 
-.   
_Id:
to get (to sink) one's teeth into smth.  
 -.
_Id:
it's something to get one's teeth into   ,
   
_Id:
to put teeth in (into) smth.  -. 
()
_Id:
they put teeth in the newspaper     
_Id:
to lie in smb.'s teeth  ()  -.;
 ()   -.
_Id:
to set the teeth on edge   ;   

_Id:
to set one's teeth for smth.  , 
  -.;   
_Id:
to kick smb. in the teeth  -.; 
-.,   -.;    -.
_Id:
to knock smb.'s teeth in    -.; 
-. 
_Id:
to escape by (with) the skin of one's teeth  
_Id:
to draw smb.'s teeth    
_Id:
to hide one's teeth _.  
_Id:
to show (to bare) one's teeth  , ;
 
_Id:
if you cannot bite, never show your teeth _.  
 ,   
4>  , 
5> 
6> 
7> , 

tooth ax
1> _. 

tooth brush
1>  
_Ex:
tooth brush moustache  
_Ex:
tooth brush holder    

tooth ornament
1> _.  

tooth-billed
1>    ( )

tooth-shell
1>   (Scaphopoda)

tooth-wheel
1> _.  

toothache
1>  
_Ex:
he has a toothache    

toothbrushing
1>  
_Ex:
toothbrushing technique   
_Ex:
what's your toothbrushing technique?    ?

toothcomb
1>  
_Ex:
to go with a toothcomb _. "", 
 ()

toothed
1>  
2> 

toothed whale
1> _.   (Odontoceti)

toothful
1>  ()
2> , 

toothing
1> _.  , 
2> _.  
3> _. 

toothless
1> 

toothpaste
1>  

toothpick
1> 
2> _. 
3> _. _.   
4> _.   

toothpowder
1>  

toothsome
1> ,   
_Ex:
toothsome steak  
_Ex:
toothsome dessert  -  
2> , ;   ( ,
 )

toothwort
1> _.  (Dentaria gen.)
2> _.   (Lathraea gen.)

toothy
1> 
_Ex:
he has a toothy smile      
2> 
3> _. , , 

toothy-peg
1> _. 

tootle
1>   ;  
_Ex:
to tootle on the flute   
2>  

tootler
1> , 

toots
1> _. _. ; 
2> _. , 

tootsie
1> _. , 
2> _. , 

tootsy
1> _. 

tootsy-wootsy
1> _. 

top
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
the top of a mountain  
_Ex:
the of the head 
_Ex:
the top of tree  
_Ex:
at the top of the stairs  
_Ex:
top climbers ,    ;
  
2>  ,  
_Ex:
the top of the house  
_Ex:
the top of a page   () 
_Ex:
line 5 from the top   
_Ex:
the top of a car   (. )
_Ex:
a top for a kettle  
_Ex:
the top of the street   
_Ex:
the top of the atmosphere   
_Ex:
pajama top  ;  
3> ; ; 
_Ex:
the top of a church  
4>  
_Ex:
box top  
_Ex:
the top of a table ,  
_Ex:
put the package on the top of the table    
_Ex:
on the top of the ground   
_Ex:
she put the best apples on top    
 ()
_Ex:
oil always comes to the top    
 ()
5> 
6> 
_Ex:
shaved top  
7> _.  ()
8> _. 
9>  ,  
_Ex:
the top of fashion   
_Ex:
the top of the tide   ,  
_Ex:
at the top of one's voice   ;    
_Ex:
to shout at the top of one's voice    
_Ex:
at the top of one's speed   ,   
_Ex:
at the top of one's career   
_Ex:
to be on the top of one's form     ,
  
_Ex:
to bring smb. to the top of his form  -. 
 
10>  ,  ;  
_Ex:
at the top of the table   
_Ex:
to take the top of the table     
_Ex:
to be at the top of one's profession  
   
11> ,   ,    . .
_Ex:
the top of the class    
_Ex:
a conference with the tops of government  
  
_Ex:
he is the top of his profession    
 
12> ,  
_Ex:
the top of the crop   
_Ex:
the top of the milk 
_Ex:
a hotel serving the top of society ,  
( )
13> ,  
_Ex:
the top of the year  
14> _pl.  ();    
15> . _pl. _. 
_Ex:
beet tops  
16>  ()
17> _.   -.  (   )
18> _.   
19> _. _pl.    -.  ( )
20> _.  ()
21> 
22> _. ; 
23> _pl. _.  , 
24> _pl. _.   
25>      ()
_Id:
on top , ; , 
_Id:
I'm glad you came on top   ,    
_Id:
to come out on top    ( );
  , 
_Id:
on top of that   ;  ,   ;
  -.
_Id:
to get another 10 per cent on top of that  
   
_Id:
on top of everything else   ;  

_Id:
on top of smth.  -.,   -.;  
 ,    
_Id:
it's one thing on top of another    ,  
_Id:
on top of it all he wanted to leave her   
   ;  ,     
_Id:
the conductor was always on top of the music   
     
_Id:
on top of that, on top of the world   ; 
 () ;  
_Id:
to be (to sit, to feel) on top of the world   
 (  )
_Id:
top of the heap   
_Id:
(a little bit) off the top    
_Id:
off (out of) the top of one's head  ; ;
, 
_Id:
he just said it off the top of his head   , 
;     () ,
      
_Id:
to the top of smb.'s bent , , ;
,   
_Id:
from top downward  ;    
_Id:
from top to toe    ;    ;  
,    
_Id:
they were English from top to toe    
 
_Id:
from top to bottom  
_Id:
(the) top of the morning to you!  !
_Id:
to be at the top of the tree (of the ladder)   
(-.);   ()  (. 
-. )
_Id:
to be at the top of the bill    (
  . .)
_Id:
to hit the top    
_Id:
to come to the top ,   ()
_Id:
to go over the top _.    ( ); 
 ;   ,  
_Id:
to be (the) tops   
_Id:
you're tops with me     
_Id:
to blow one's top ,   ; 

_Id:
to veer (to go) over the top , 
26> 
_Ex:
the top shelf  
_Ex:
the top right hand corner   
_Ex:
top drawer  
_Ex:
top storey  
_Ex:
top stair (step) (of the staircase)  ()
 ()
_Ex:
top garment  
_Ex:
top copy   ( )
_Ex:
top milk   ; 
_Ex:
top man   ()
_Ex:
top dead centre _.   
_Ex:
top water _.    , 
27> , ; ; 
_Ex:
top speed  ( 
_Ex:
at top speed   
_Ex:
top mark  
_Ex:
top grade   ()
_Ex:
top level  
_Ex:
negotiations on the top level    
_Ex:
top prices   
_Ex:
top note    ( )
_Ex:
to be in (on) top form _.    ,
  
_Ex:
top places  () 
_Ex:
the top place in a class    
28>  ,  ; ; 
_Ex:
top advisers  
_Ex:
top command  
_Ex:
top executives  - 
_Ex:
top management  ,  
_Ex:
a journal for those in the top bracket of management 
   
_Ex:
top men ,    () 
(   . .);  ,  , 
_Ex:
top positions  () 
29> , , 
_Ex:
top pupil  () 
_Ex:
top specialist  
_Ex:
the top brains of the industry   ( )
()  
_Ex:
to come top (in history) _.   ( );
   ( )
30> , 
_Ex:
top firm  
_Id:
top secret " " ()
_Id:
top dog _. 
_Id:
to be the top dog     
_Id:
top kick _. _. _.  (  . .);
_. _.  ; , 
_Id:
the top brass _. _.  ; , 
; 
_Id:
the top brass of the government   

_Id:
to be the top dog     
_Id:
to come out of the top drawer   ;
   
31>  ;  ()
_Ex:
to top a box   
_Ex:
a mountain topped with snow    
32>  
_Ex:
to top a tree   
_Ex:
to top and tail   ,    
(   . .)
33>  -. ,  
_Ex:
to top a hill   
_Ex:
the sun topped the horizon    
34>  ( );  ( -.)
_Ex:
to top the ridge  () 
_Ex:
the horse topped the fence    
35>  ; , 
_Ex:
a church tops the hill    
_Ex:
topped with a steeple  
_Ex:
a statue tops the column   
36>   ;    
_Ex:
to top the list    ,  
_Ex:
she has never topped the fifth place   
   
37>   (-. )
_Ex:
to top smth. in height   -.
_Ex:
he tops his father by half a head     
_Ex:
the fish topped 75 pounds    75 
_Ex:
he topped my score by at least ten points   
     
38> ,  
_Ex:
to top everyone in tennis     
_Ex:
to top the class    
_Ex:
it tops all I ever saw   ,   -
;   ()    
39>  ( ), 
40> _-.   ()
41> _.  ( ) 
42> _-.  (, )
43> _-. 
_Id:
to top one's fruit   
_Id:
to top one's part _.    ;
   ;  
_Id:
and to top it all   ;   

44> 
_Ex:
the top sleeps (is asleep)   ,  

_Id:
old top , 
_Id:
to sleep like (as sound as, as fast as) a top  ,
  

top banana
1> _.   (. )
2> , ; 

top boot
1>     (.  )

top cord
1>  ()

top cover
1>   

top crossing
1> _-.  ,  

top draining
1> _-.  ,  

top flight
1>    , 

top gas
1>  

top grafing
1> _-.   

top hat
1> _.  ()

top line
1>  

top necrosis
1> _-.  

top notch
1>  
_Ex:
on the top notch of society   ,  

top off
1> , ; 
_Ex:
to top off the dinner with fruit   
2> _. ,   (-.)
_Ex:
to top off a tower block  
()    (
)
3> , 
_Ex:
the business boom is topping off   
()  ()  
4>    
5> _. 
_Ex:
to top off the oil (the tank)  
6> , 
_Ex:
to top off the battery  
7> , 
8> _-.  

top out
1>   ,   (   . .)
2>    (  . .)

