torsion bar
1> _. 

torsional
1> _.   

torso
1> , 
_Ex:
torso murder _.    ()
2>  ()
3>  ()
4>  ()
5> _.    

tort
1> _.  , - 
_Ex:
suing in tort    ,   
 
_Ex:
judgement for tort   ()  

_Ex:
to bring an action in tort  ()   
  

Torte
1> _. 

torteau
1> _. _.     (
 )

tortellini
1> _pl. _. 

Torten
1> _pl.  Torte

tortfeasor
1> _. 

torticollis
1> _. 

tortile
1> _. , 

tortilla
1> _.    (   )

tortious
1> _. 
2> _. 
3> _. 

tortive
1> _. , 

tortoise
1> _.  (Testudinata)
_Ex:
freshwater tortoise  
_Ex:
giant (elephant) tortoise  () 
_Ex:
tortoise family  
2> ,  , 
3>  
4>  ()
_Ex:
tortoise comb  
_Ex:
spectacles with tortoise frames    
5>  
6>  
_Id:
hare and tortoise ,    
_Id:
to set the tortoise to catch the hare  
 ;   
_Id:
the tortoise wins the race while the hare is sleeping
_.   ,   

tortoise beetle
1> _.  (Eurygaster integriceps)

tortoise lyre
1> ,    

tortoiseshell
1>  
2>  ()
_Ex:
tortoiseshell comb  
_Ex:
spectacles with tortoiseshell frames    
3>  

tortoiseshell cat
1>  

tortrices
1> _pl.  tortrix

tortrix
1> _.  (Tortricidae; . tortrix moth)

tortuosity
1> , 
2> , 
3> 
4> _-.  ()

tortuous
1> , 
_Ex:
tortuous path  
_Ex:
tortuous maze  
_Ex:
the course of the river became more tortuous as we neared its
source   ,      ,
     
2> ; , ; 
_Ex:
tortuous style  
_Ex:
tortuous mind  
_Ex:
his writings are rather tortuous    ,
      
3> , ; 
_Ex:
tortuous argument  
_Ex:
tortuous policy  
4> ; 
_Ex:
tortuous politician  () 

torturable
1> _.  

torture
1> 
_Ex:
refined torture  
_Ex:
torture chamber  
_Ex:
instrument of torture  
_Ex:
the tortures of ancient times ,   
_Ex:
to put (to subject) smb. to (the) torture 
-. 
_Ex:
to die from tortures   
2> , 
_Ex:
the tortures of the damned  
_Ex:
to suffer tortures from a toothache   
3> ,  
_Ex:
the sight was a torture to him    
 
_Ex:
the day was one long torture for him     
 
4> , ; 
_Ex:
the torture of a boat by the pounding waves  
 ;    
5> _.  ,  (  . .)
6> 
_Ex:
to torture animals  () 
_Ex:
to torture a prisoner until he makes a confession 
   ,    
7> , 
_Ex:
tortured by gout  
_Ex:
don't torture me by keeping me in suspense   

_Ex:
it tortured him to think about it     
 
8> ;  (  . .)
_Ex:
to torture words (to make them fit one's argument) 
  (  )
_Ex:
you torture my idea   ()  
9> , 
_Ex:
a room full of tortured mahogany , 
      
10> _.  (  . .)   ;


torturer
1> ; 

torturous
1> ;  

torus
1> _. ;  
2> _. 
3> _. 
4> _. , 

torve
1> _. ; ;   

Tory
1>   ( ); 
_Ex:
Tory party  
_Ex:
Tory democracy   ( 
  )
_Ex:
Tory government  
2> , 
3>    ( )
4> ; 
5> _. _.    
 
6> _.  ,   
 1688 
7> _.  
8> ,   
_Ex:
openly Tory in his sympathies   
 

Toryism
1> , 

tosh
1> _. , , 
_Ex:
the papers are full of tosh   () 
2> _. !, !, !

toss
1> , , ; 
_Ex:
a toss of a ball  
_Ex:
the toss of a coin 
_Ex:
warm-up tosses  
2>  
3>  ()
_Ex:
to give a knowing toss of the head   
_Ex:
to throw up one's head with a scornful toss 
 
4> , 
5>  ( )
6> 
_Ex:
to toss a coin  
7>  
_Ex:
let's toss who has first choice (for first choice) 
 ,    
8> _. , , ; , ;

_Ex:
the town is in a great toss   ; 
   
_Id:
toss and catch _.  
_Id:
to take a toss , ;    
_Id:
to win the toss   ;  
_Id:
not to give a toss about smth.   -.
_Id:
I don't give a toss about it    
9> , ; 
_Ex:
to toss a ball  
_Ex:
to toss a bone to a dog   
_Ex:
to toss one's hat on the table    
10> ; 
_Ex:
to toss smb. into jail  -.  
11> , 
_Ex:
to toss a challenge to smb.  -. 
_Ex:
he tossed a kiss in her direction    

12> 
_Ex:
to toss smb. in a blanket  () -. 

_Ex:
to toss a pancake  ,  
_Ex:
she sat tossing pebbles on her palm  , 
  
_Ex:
waves from a passing ship tossed the small boats 
   ,  
13>    ;  
_Ex:
to toss a coin to decide which should be first 

14> ,   
_Ex:
to toss (to see) who will begin  ,  
( )
_Ex:
to toss and lose    
_Ex:
I'll toss you for it   ?
15>   
_Ex:
the bull tossed the boy over the wall   
 
_Ex:
he missed his footing and was tossed by the bull  
(),      
16>  ()
_Ex:
the horse tossed its rider   
17> ,  ()
_Ex:
she tossed her head back     
18> , ;    ,  
  (. to toss about, to toss to and fro)
_Ex:
the aeroplane was tossed (about) in the stormy sky 
       
19>   ,   
_Ex:
to be tossing for days on the ocean   
 
20>     
_Ex:
tossed about in the storms of life  

21>    
_Ex:
to toss out of the room in anger    (
)  
22> , ,  (   . .);
, 
_Ex:
branches tossed in the wind    
23> ;    
_Ex:
trees toss their branches in the breeze   

24>   (   . .; . to toss about)
_Ex:
to toss and turn      
_Ex:
to toss (about) on the bed in pain     
25>  , 
_Ex:
to toss a salad     
26>    ;  
(. to toss around)
_Ex:
figures were tossed (around)    
27> _. , 
28> _.  ()
29> _.  ()
30> _.   
_Id:
to toss a coin   ;   

_Id:
to toss oars  ,   

toss aside
1> 
_Ex:
he tossed aside the argument that...   ()
  , ...

toss away
1>    -.,   -.;

_Ex:
to toss away 100000 dollars in film contracts 
      100000 
_Ex:
I'd rather toss away the evening and just go home , ,
        ( )
2> 
_Ex:
he tossed away the argument that...   ()
  , ...

toss bombing
1> _.     

toss down
1> 
_Ex:
to toss down one glass after another    

toss off
1> _.  
_Ex:
to toss off a drink   
2> _.  
_Ex:
to toss off a poem  
3> _.  
_Ex:
to toss off half a dozen papers with one's morning coffee
      
4> _. 
_Ex:
to toss off farewells   (  
. .)
5> _.  ; 

toss on
1> 
_Ex:
to toss on one's bathrobe  () 

toss out
1> 
_Ex:
to toss out the garbage  

toss up
1> 
_Ex:
to toss up a coin  
2>  
_Ex:
let's toss up who has first choice (for first choice)
  ,    
3>   
4> 
_Ex:
his mind tossed up scheme after scheme     
  

toss-up
1>   ( )
2> 
_Ex:
to have a toss-up  
3> _.  
4>  ,  
_Ex:
it's a toss-up whether he will get here in time  
,    
_Ex:
it's a toss-up which is worse ,  ;  
 
5> _.  
6> _. 

tossed salad
1>    ,   . .

tossing
1> , , 
_Ex:
we got a tossing in the Channel   ,
   -
2> _. 

tossing the caber
1>   (   )

tossing the pancake
1>   ( , 
        )

tosspot
1> 

tossy
1> _. , 

tost
1> _p.  _p-p.  toss

tot
1> _. 
_Ex:
a tiny tot 
2> _.   ()
3> _.   ()
4> _. , 
5> (_.  total) _. 
6> _. ,  (. tot up)
_Ex:
to tot (up) a bill  
7> _. (to)   ,  (. tot up)
_Ex:
to tot (up) to a hundred dollars   

tot lot
1>   

total
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
in total 
_Ex:
final total  () 
_Ex:
the grand total  
_Ex:
will you figure out the total for me? , 
  
_Ex:
our expenses reached a total of $15    
 (   ) 15 
_Ex:
the total of their gains amounted to millions  
    
_Ex:
a total of 320 students registered for summer school  
 320     
2> , ; ; 
_Ex:
the total amount  
_Ex:
the total number of persons   
_Ex:
total analysis  
_Ex:
total output  
_Ex:
total efficiency    
_Ex:
total points _.   
_Ex:
total population   
_Ex:
total strength _.  
_Ex:
total weight  ,  
_Ex:
total fertility rate    (
    )
_Ex:
less than one third of the total number   
  
3> , 
_Ex:
total absurdity  
_Ex:
total silence  
_Ex:
total blindness  () , 
 
_Ex:
total disappearance  
_Ex:
total darkness   ()
_Ex:
total failure  
_Ex:
total eclipse _.  
_Ex:
total emission _.  
_Ex:
our car was a total loss after the accident  
      
_Ex:
they were in total ignorance of it    
  
_Ex:
he's a total stranger to me     
4> , 
_Ex:
total war  
_Ex:
total peace  
_Id:
total recall  ;   
 
_Id:
total adhesion locomotive ,    

5> ;  ; 
_Ex:
to total (up) liabilities    
()
6> (. to) , ; , 
_Ex:
to total 200 dollars     ,
   
_Ex:
the number of street accidents in the preceding year
total (to) 90      
 90
7> _. _. , 
_Ex:
to total a car   
8> _. _. ; 

totalism
1> 
2>    

totalitarian
1> ; , -
_Ex:
totalitarian state  
2> ,    (
,   . .)
_Ex:
the totalitarian concept that the end justifies the means
   ,   

3> 
_Ex:
totalitarian war  

totalitarianism
1> 
2>    

totalitarianize
1> 

totality
1>   ;  
_Ex:
in totality  , 
2> ()  (  )
_Ex:
totality of systems _.  () 
_Ex:
the totality of universes   ( )
3> _.  
4> _.   

totalization
1>  
2>  , 

totalizator
1> 
2>   , 

totalize
1>  
2>  , 
3> 

totalizer
1>   , 

totally
1> , 
_Ex:
totally blind  
_Ex:
totally unacceptable  
_Ex:
to be totally permissive    
2>  ;  

totara
1> _. ,   (Podocarpus totara)

tote
1> _. 
2> _. _. ; 
3> _. _. 
4> _. _.     
 
_Ex:
tote bag   
_Ex:
tote bin (box)    (  
 . .)
_Ex:
tote road  ;  
5> _. _.  ( ,  )
_Ex:
to tote a load  
6> _. _.   (   
  . .)
7> _. _.     ; , 
8> _. _.  
_Ex:
to tote a gun    

totem
1> 

totem pole
1>   (  )

totem post
1>   (  )

totem-exogamy
1>  ( )    , 
 

totemic
1> 

totemism
1> 

totemist
1>   ,   
2>  ; 

totemistic
1> 

totidem verbis
1> _. ;  () 

totiens quotiens
1> _.  

toties quoties
1> _.  

toto
1> _-. , 
2> _-. 
_Ex:
a rhino with its toto   

toto caelo
1> _.   ; 
_Ex:
to disagree toto caelo  () 
 

Tottenham pudding
1>    (   )

totter
1> ,  
_Ex:
with a totter  
2> , 
3> ( across, along, down, into, to  . .)  
  ; 
_Ex:
to totter into the shop ,   
_Ex:
one after another they tottered to the gate   
   
_Ex:
the baby tottered across the room  
  
4> , ;  
_Ex:
the tall chimney tottered and fell   
 
5> , 
_Ex:
the great empire was tottering to its fall  
  

tottering
1> ,  ( )
_Ex:
to make several tottering steps   

2> , ,   ( )
_Ex:
several tottering buildings  
3> , ;  ( )
_Ex:
to bolster a tottering regime by force of arms 
   
4> ,  ( )

tottery
1> , ;  

totty
1> _. , 
2> _. 

toucan
1> _.  (Rhamphastos)

touch
1> ; 
_Ex:
at a touch  () 
_Ex:
a touch of (with) a stick  
_Ex:
a touch to the cap    
_Ex:
to give a touch 
_Ex:
to give one's horse a touch of the spurs  

_Ex:
he felt a cold touch on his arm    
 
_Ex:
momentary touch (of the shoulders to the mat) 
    ( )
2> 
_Ex:
touch is the fifth of our senses  -   
_Ex:
soft to the touch   
_Ex:
to know smth. by (the) touch  -.  
_Ex:
he has a delicate sense of touch    
,      ( )
3> ; , 
_Ex:
she has a wonderful touch with chldren  
  
4>  
_Ex:
the velvety touch of fabric  
_Ex:
the cold touch of marble  
5> , ; , 
_Ex:
in touch with smb.    -.
_Ex:
I'll be in touch    ,     
_Ex:
to get in (into) touch with smb.   -.
_Ex:
to keep in touch with smb.   ()
 -.
_Ex:
I can't get in touch with him     
_Ex:
to put smb. in touch with smb.  ()
-.  -.
_Ex:
to be out of touch (to lose touch) with smb.  
( )  -.
_Ex:
to lose touch with the older generation   
 
_Ex:
have you lost touch with your friends back home?  
    ?
6> , , 
_Ex:
to be in touch with the situation    ; ,
  
_Ex:
to keep smb. in touch with smth.  -.   
_Ex:
to be out of touch with smth.     ; 
  -.
_Ex:
to be out of touch with modern methods   
,   (  ) 

_Ex:
to lose touch with reality   
,    
7> ; ; 
_Ex:
vivid touches in the story    
_Ex:
a few deft touches   
_Ex:
to put (to give) the finishing (the final) touches to smth.,
to add the final touch to smth.   
 -.,  -.;  () -.
8>  
_Ex:
the personal touch   ()
_Ex:
touch of nature  
_Ex:
a characteristic touch in speech    
_Ex:
a dress with individual touch about it   
_Ex:
a man with a touch of good breeding  
,    
9> () , ; ; 
_Ex:
a sculptor with a bold touch    
_Ex:
he writes with a light touch    ()
_Ex:
I know the touches of his tools    
_Ex:
one can easily recognize the touch of the master  
   
_Ex:
a tennis player who has lost his touch , 
 
_Ex:
his room needs a woman's touch     
;       
10> _.    
_Ex:
the latest touch   
11> _. 
_Ex:
firm touch  
12>    
_Ex:
a piano with a stiff touch    
_Ex:
the typewriter has a light touch   () 
 
13> ; ; , 
_Ex:
a touch of garlic  
_Ex:
a touch of perfume   () 
_Ex:
a touch of irony  
_Ex:
an acid touch in smb.'s voice    
_Ex:
the first touches of autumn   
_Ex:
to have a touch of colour   
_Ex:
there's a touch of colour in her cheeks   

_Ex:
there was a touch of frost in the air  
,  
_Ex:
there was a touch of the Dane about him    -
 
_Ex:
his hope is a touch too wild    
_Ex:
ask me no more, for at a touch I yield    ,
  -   
14>   ();    . .
_Ex:
a touch of the sun   
_Ex:
a touch of rheumatism  ()  
_Ex:
touch of fever  , 
_Ex:
he has a touch of flu   
15> _. 
_Ex:
the dinner was a guinea touch    
16> _. ,    ; ,
  
_Ex:
to come for a touch    
_Ex:
to make a touch, to put the touch (on smb.)  
( -.);  ()  ( -.)
17> _. , , 
_Ex:
it's a touch  ,  
18>   (,   . )
19> , ,  ( ,   . )
20>      ( )
21> _.  
22> _. ; 
23>  (   )
24> _. ,     

_Ex:
to kick the ball into touch     
25> _.  
_Ex:
out of touch   
_Id:
easy (soft) touch ,     ;
 ,  
_Id:
he's an easy (soft) touch     ; 
 
_Id:
he thinks you're a soft touch in the family  ,
     -  
_Id:
common touch, touch of elbows  
_Id:
a near touch  () ; ,
   
_Id:
rum touch  () ;  
_Id:
in (within) touch ,  ; , 
_Id:
to put to the touch  
26> , 
_Ex:
to aim a touch too low  - ,  
27> , , , 
_Ex:
to touch slightly  
_Ex:
to touch the ball _.  ,  
_Ex:
to touch a thing with the hand   
_Ex:
to touch land 
_Ex:
to touch the horse with the spur, to touch one's spurs to
the horse   
_Ex:
to touch a person on the arm  -. ,
 
_Ex:
he touched his lute (the strings of his lute) delicately 
   
28> , 
_Ex:
the two ships touched   
_Ex:
our palms touched     
29>  -.  
_Ex:
the rock touches rough     
30> ( .  .)  (, )
_Ex:
visitors are requested not to touch the exhibits 
    
_Ex:
nothing must be touched until the police have come 
    
31> ( .  .)  ( ,  
. .); , 
_Ex:
he has not touched food for two days      
_Ex:
I couldn't touch anything     
_Ex:
he never touches a drop     
32> ( .  .) , 
_Ex:
don't touch her!    !
_Ex:
he swears he never touched the child  ,  
  
33> ( .  .)  (-.), 
(-.);   ; 
_Ex:
we have not been able to touch our work all day   
     
_Ex:
I haven't touched the piano for a long time    
 
_Ex:
he had never touched a card before then    
    
34> ( .  .) ,   
_Ex:
I doubt it he had ever touched a woman before his marriage
,        
35> , , 
_Ex:
his garden touches mine     
_Ex:
the country touches mountains on the north   
 (  ) 
36> ; 
_Ex:
can you touch the ceiling?     ?
_Ex:
to touch bottom  
37> ,  , 
_Ex:
the thermometer touched 30 degrees yesterday  
  30 
_Ex:
he touches 6 feet    
38> ,    
_Ex:
there is nothing to touch sea air for bracing you up 
      
_Ex:
is there one of you that could touch him?  -
     ?
_Ex:
my cooking can't touch yours    
    
39>   ( -.)
_Ex:
the question touches you nearly    
_Ex:
the new law doesn't touch the case at all   
    ;   
    
_Ex:
how does this touch me?      ?
_Ex:
I won't touch that business      
  
40> ,  
_Ex:
his war experiences seem not to have touched him at all
        
_Ex:
alert to everything that touched his personal honour
  ,    
41>   
_Ex:
nothing will touch these stains     
_Ex:
this acid will not touch silver    
 
_Ex:
this metal is so hard that a file cannot touch it 
 ,     
42> . _p-p.  , ;  
_Ex:
the leaves are touches with frost   
_Ex:
the paintings were not touched by the fire   

_Ex:
this horse is slightly touched in the wind   
     (     )
43> . _p-p.   
_Ex:
he is slightly touched     ,   
 
_Ex:
the fright has touched his wits    
44> . _p-p.  , 
_Ex:
no soldiers were touched in the skirmish    
  
45> , 
_Ex:
the sad story touched her heart   
 
_Ex:
he was touched by her kindness     
_Ex:
no memory of the past touched him   
 
_Ex:
he was touched to tears     
_Ex:
his repentance touched me to the heart   
   
46>   ; , 
_Ex:
his vanity was touched no less than his sense of duty 
    ,    
_Ex:
to touch smb. to the quick, to touch smb. home, to touch
smb. on a raw (on a sore, on a tender) place, to touch smb. on
the raw  -.  ,  -.  ;
 -.   
47> . _p-p.  ;  
_Ex:
clouds touched with pink  
48> . _p-p. , 
_Ex:
admiration touched with envy ,  
 ,    
49>  , ,  ( )
50> _. , 
51> _. , 
52> _. ,  
53> _.   ()
_Ex:
to touch one's opponent   ()
54> _.  (  )
55>  (, )
_Ex:
we touched many topics in our talk    
 
_Ex:
he merely touched the subject    
56>  (, )
57> , ,  (, )
58>   (, )
_Ex:
to touch the bell    
59>  (, )
_Ex:
he touches $2 a week      
60>    -. (    . .)
_Ex:
diamonds touch hearts     ( 
 )
61> _.     ( )
_Ex:
to touch at a port    ( )
_Ex:
what ports did your boat touch at on your trip?  
      ?
_Ex:
to touch smb. for smth. _. , ,
,  -.  -.;_. , ,
   -.  -.
_Ex:
he touched John for a dollar    
 
_Ex:
he touched me for a large sum of money   ()
    
_Ex:
to touch smb. for his watch   -. ( )
,    -.
_Ex:
to touch (up)on smth. , , 
-.; ,    -.;  
 -.;  ,   -.;  ,
 (   . .)
_Ex:
I have already touched on these questions   
 
_Ex:
the revolution touched on almost all aspects of human
activity      

_Ex:
his actions touch on treason    
,   -  
_Ex:
to touch one's hat to smb.  ,  
  
_Ex:
to touch smth. to smth.  -.  -.
_Ex:
he touched a lighted match to the candle   
  
_Id:
to touch and go  ;     ;
 
_Id:
to touch shore   
_Id:
to touch bottom      ( );
;    ; _. _. 
_Id:
our hopes touched bottom     
_Id:
to touch pitch      

_Id:
to touch the spot   ,  
;   ;   
_Id:
a glass of iced beer touches the spot on a hot day 
  -     
_Id:
to touch wood   ,   ,
   
_Id:
touch wood!  !;   !
_Id:
I would not touch him with a barge-pole (with a pair of tongs,
_. with a ten foot pole)    ()
_Id:
to touch the wind _.  ( )

touch alarm
1>   (,  
    -.)

touch box
1> _.    -

touch dancing
1>     ;  

touch down
1> ,  

touch in
1> ,   (,   . .)

touch judge
1>   ()

touch off
1>  (   . .)
2>  (  . .)
_Ex:
her remarks touched off a violent argument  
  
3>  ;  
4>   ( )
5>   ( )

touch paper
1>    (   
)

touch reader
1> ,    

touch system
1>   (    )

touch up
1> , , ,  
, 
_Ex:
to touch up the overall masterpiece  
   
_Ex:
the last act needs to be touched up    
( )
2>  ()
3> , 
_Ex:
to touch up smb.'s memory  -. 
4> _. ;  
5> _.  ( )

touch-and-go
1>       
 
2> -.   , 
3>      ;   
(   . .)
4> ,    ; , 
   ( -.);   
_Ex:
I felt it was touch-and-go  ,    

_Ex:
it was touch-and-go with him      ;
   
_Ex:
it was touch-and-go whether we should catch the train 
 ,     ;   
 
5> , , ; 
_Ex:
touch-and-go business (affair)  
_Ex:
touch-and-go battle _. _.   

6> ; ; , ; ,
 -
_Ex:
touch-and-go sketches  
_Ex:
touch-and-go battle _.  ;
 
7> ,  
_Ex:
finances are touch-and-go even with both parents working
 ,     ,  
  

touch-line
1>      (, )

touch-me-not
1> 
_Ex:
touch-me-not air  
2>  
3> _.  (Impatiens noli-tangere)

touch-needle
1> _.  

touch-string
1> _. , ,  , 

