trade show
1>  ,   ( 
)

trade test
1>  ,  

trade union
1> -; 

trade unionism
1> -

trade unionist
1> -,  

trade up
1>       
2>      

trade waste
1>  

trade wind
1> _. 
_Ex:
return trade wind 

trade-in
1> ,      (,
  . .)

trade-last
1> _. ,     
        ;
  

trade-off
1> _. _. 
_Ex:
they have been let down over the trade-off   
 
2> _. _. 
_Ex:
to make a trade-off   
_Ex:
the education versus experience trade-off governs personnel
practices     ,
  ,    ,  
3> _. _.  (     )
_Ex:
trade-offs between apparently unrelated topics 
  ,       
4> _. _. ,   ( 
. .)

trade-union
1> -; 
_Ex:
trade-union officials  

tradeable
1>  ( )
2> , 

tradeful
1>  ( ,   . .)

tradeless
1>  

trademark
1>  
2>  
_Ex:
the unruffled equanimity was his trademark  
   
3>   

trader
1>  (. )
_Ex:
commodity traders ,  

2>  
3>  ; 

trades union
1> -; 

tradescantia
1> _.  (Tradescantia)

tradesfolk
1> _. , ,    ; 


tradesman
1> ; ; 
2> _. _. , 

tradespeople
1> _. , ,    ; 


tradeswoman
1> ; ; 

tradic
1> _.  

trading
1> ; 
_Ex:
slave trading 
2>  ; 
_Ex:
trading area   (,   
     )
_Ex:
trading bank  
_Ex:
trading centre  
_Ex:
trading craft  
_Ex:
trading house  ,  
_Ex:
trading post (station) ,  
_Ex:
trading stamp _. ,    
   
_Ex:
trading vessel  
3> 
_Ex:
trading estate  ,  

4>  ( )
_Ex:
a herd of trading politicians   

tradition
1> ;  
_Ex:
by tradition  
_Ex:
the great traditions of the nation   
_Ex:
the tradition of living on the land   
_Ex:
a break with the traditions   
_Ex:
to hold to the traditions of smth. 
-. 
_Ex:
to keep up the family traditions   
_Ex:
to hold up (the) tradition  
_Ex:
to break away from (the) tradition   
_Ex:
to bring smb. up in the traditions of atheism 
-.   
2> 
_Ex:
the traditions associated with the mountain ,
   
_Ex:
tradition has it that (according to the old tradition)
the first American flag was made by Ross   
    
3>  
4> _.     
5> _. ;  ( -.)
6> 
7> _.  ()

traditional
1> ;     ;
  
_Ex:
traditional form  
2> , ,  
_Ex:
the traditional luck of fools   
_Ex:
he can never go back to his traditional occupation  
      
3> , , 
_Ex:
traditional logic  () 

traditionalism
1>  , 

traditionalist
1>  , 
2>  
_Ex:
traditionalist scholars -

traditionally
1>  , 
_Ex:
a district that traditionally votes Republican ,
   

traditionary
1> ;     ;
  
_Ex:
traditionary form  
2> , ,  
_Ex:
the traditionary luck of fools   
_Ex:
he can never go back to his traditionary occupation 
       
3> , , 
_Ex:
traditionary logic  () 

traditionist
1>  , 

traditor
1> _. _. ,   
, 

traduce
1> ; , 
_Ex:
Tiberius was traduced by historians ()  
 () 
2> ;  (   . .)

traducement
1> ; 

traducer
1> , 

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

traffic
1> , ; 
_Ex:
heavy traffic  
_Ex:
through traffic  
_Ex:
passenger traffic  
_Ex:
trunk traffic   
_Ex:
road traffic  
_Ex:
arterial traffic    
_Ex:
maritime traffic  
_Ex:
much (a great deal of) traffic  
_Ex:
a long line of moving traffic   
_Ex:
the traffic on the road   
_Ex:
beware of traffic!  !
_Ex:
to block the traffic  () 
_Ex:
to open the road to traffic    
()
2> ; 
_Ex:
traffic in transit ;  ; 

3>   ,   . . 
 ; , 
4> _. ,  () , 
 ( )
5> 
_Ex:
the liquor traffic   
_Ex:
traffic in arms, arms traffic  
_Ex:
traffic in drugs, drug traffic  
_Ex:
traffic by sea  
_Ex:
traffic in votes   ( )
_Ex:
unscrupulous traffic in lucrative appointments 
  
_Ex:
to carry on traffic  
_Ex:
to engage (to be engaged) in traffic 
6> 
_Ex:
to faciliate a traffic in ideas   
7>  , 
8> 
_Ex:
traffic with criminals is dangerous    
 ( )
_Ex:
I don't want any more traffic with his sort    
    ,  
9> ; 
_Ex:
traffic accident    ;
- 
_Ex:
traffic bottleneck (congestion, jam)  ,
, ""
_Ex:
traffic signs (indicators)  ,  
_Ex:
traffic stream  ,  
10> 
_Ex:
to traffic in fruit with Italy    
_Ex:
to traffic on the seas   
11> , 
_Ex:
to traffic illicit merchandise  

_Ex:
to traffic away one's honour   
12>  
_Ex:
I will not traffic with the breakers of the peace   
    
13> ;   
14> ,  (. traffic along)

traffic capacity
1> _.  

traffic circle
1> _.   

traffic control
1>  
2> 

traffic cop
1> _.  () 

traffic engineering
1>  

traffic island
1> _.  

traffic lane
1> _.  (),  

traffic light
1> 

traffic line
1> _.   

traffic noise
1>  

traffic pass
1>      

traffic policeman
1>  () 

traffic regulations
1>   

traffic roundabout
1>   

traffic roving patrol
1> _.    

traffic signal
1> 

traffic ticket
1>      

traffic warden
1>    (. . 
   )

trafficable
1>  ( ); , 
2>   

trafficator
1> _.  

trafficker
1> , , 
_Ex:
trafficker in slaves 
2> 

trafficway
1> _. ; 

tragacanth
1> _.  (    )

tragedian
1> ,  
2>  

tragedienne
1>  

tragedize
1> ;    
2>   
3>  ,   
4>  ,   

tragedy
1> 
_Ex:
Greek tragedy  
_Ex:
tragedy and comedy   
_Ex:
tragedy king ,     ;
  
_Ex:
tragedy queen  
_Ex:
to stage a Shakespeare tragedy    

2>  
_Ex:
he didn't realize the whole tragedy of the situation  
   
_Ex:
the tragedy is that...   , ...
_Ex:
the tragedy of his life   
3>  
_Ex:
his father's death was a real tragedy for him  
    
_Ex:
to make a tragedy out of smth., to treat smth. as a tragedy
  -. 

tragi
1> _pl.  tragus

tragic
1> , 
_Ex:
the tragic art  
_Ex:
tragic actor  
_Ex:
tragic irony  
_Ex:
in a tragic voice  
2> , 
_Ex:
tragic event (occurence)  
_Ex:
tragic death  
3>  (   . .)
_Ex:
don't be so tragic about it   ; 
   ;  ()  ;
   
4> , 
_Ex:
tragic tale (story)  
_Ex:
the tragic peace of the long evening  
 
5>  . . .:
(the tragic) 

tragic flaw
1> _.   (  )

tragical
1> , 
_Ex:
the tragical art  
_Ex:
tragical actor  
_Ex:
tragical irony  
_Ex:
in a tragical voice  
2> , 
_Ex:
tragical event (occurence)  
_Ex:
tragical death  
3>  (   . .)
_Ex:
don't be so tragical about it   ; 
   ;  ()  ;
   
4> , 
_Ex:
tragical tale (story)  
_Ex:
the tragical peace of the long evening  
 
5>  . . .:
(the tragical) 

tragically
1> ;   
2> ; ; ; 
_Ex:
he was tragically killed on Everest   
 
3> , 
_Ex:
to die at a tragically early age   

tragicalness
1> 
2> 

tragicomedian
1>  

tragicomedy
1> 
2>  

tragicomic, tragicomical
1> 

tragopan
1> _.  (Tragopan)

tragus
1> _. 

trail
1> , 
_Ex:
a trail of blood  
_Ex:
the trail of a meteor  
_Ex:
a trail of light  
_Ex:
a trail of fire  
_Ex:
vapour (condensation) trail  ()

_Ex:
trails of mud on a carpet    
_Ex:
the engine left a trail of smoke behind it  
   
2> ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
a trail of clouds  
3> 
_Ex:
a trail of admirers  
4> 
_Ex:
to leave ruins in one's trail    

5>  (  );  ( 
)
_Ex:
false trail   (. .)
_Ex:
in trail _. ,   ;   ,   
_Ex:
planes flying in trail ,    
_Ex:
a trail of blood from the house to the barn  
(- )    
_Ex:
hot on the trail   
_Ex:
to be on the trail of smb.   -. 
_Ex:
to foul the trail  
_Ex:
to get on (to hit) the trail   
_Ex:
to pick up the trail  
_Ex:
to get off (to lose) the trail  ,   
_Ex:
to throw smb. off the trail  -.  
_Ex:
to follow the trail   , 
6> , 
_Ex:
mountain trail  
_Ex:
blazed trail _.   (- )
_Ex:
to blaze the trail    ,  
 ;   ,   ()
_Ex:
the trail through the woods is overgrown with bushes 
  
7> _. , 
_Ex:
to break trail   ()
8> () 
_Ex:
the trail of Tamerlane  ,   
_Ex:
to follow the trail of the American pioneers   
 
_Ex:
a milestone on his educational trail ()   

9> ,   
10> _.  
11> _.  
12> _.   
13> _.   
14> _.    ()
_Ex:
at (the) trail!  ! ()
_Id:
to hit the trail , ,   
(. .); _. , 
_Id:
candidates hitting the campaign trail , 
  
15>   , 
_Ex:
to trail a deer  
_Ex:
to trail a fugitive to his hiding place , 
 
16>  ( -., -.)
_Ex:
we trailed the car in front of us    
 
_Ex:
reporters trail him constantly     ;
   
17>  ,  
18> , 
_Ex:
to trail a fishing-line   ( )
_Ex:
trailing clouds of glory   ( ) 
_Ex:
the child trailed his toy cart on a piece of string 
    
_Ex:
she trailed five children after her    
 
19> , 
_Ex:
to trail along the ground   
_Ex:
her long train trailed in the mud    
 
20> 
_Ex:
to trail dirt into the house    
21> , ; ,  
_Ex:
to trail wearily back   
_Ex:
the old horse just trails along    

22> ,   
_Ex:
to trail the other candidates on the ticket   
 
23>  ,    (  )
24>  ( , )
_Ex:
smoke trailed from the chimney    
_Ex:
a cloud of dust trailed behind the car   
  () 
_Ex:
a thin veil of mist trailed below    

25>   ,  
26> ,  ( ,   . .)
_Ex:
the tablecloth trails on the floor    
_Ex:
locks trail over her eyes    
27>  ( )
_Ex:
creepers trailed over roofs and walls  
   
28> _. , 
29> _.  (   . .)
_Ex:
to trail a programme  
30> _.   
31> _.  ()
32> _.      ()
_Ex:
trail arms!  ! ()
_Id:
to trail one's coat  ,   
_Id:
to trail a pike  

trail arms
1> _.    

trail away
1> ;  ( )
_Ex:
the sound of the train whistle trailed off into the distance
   
_Ex:
her voice trailed off in confusion    
2>   
_Ex:
the discussion trailed off into futilities   
  ,   

trail bike
1>      

trail bridge
1>  

trail ferry
1>  

trail net
1> _.  

trail off
1> ;  ( )
_Ex:
the sound of the train whistle trailed off into the distance
   
_Ex:
her voice trailed off in confusion    
2>   
_Ex:
the discussion trailed off into futilities   
  ,   

trail out
1> , 
_Ex:
no point in trailing the business out any longer 


trail rope
1> _. 
2> _.  

trail spade
1> _. 

trailable
1>    (   . .;
.  )

trailblazer
1> ,   ,  ( )
2> , ; ; 

trailblazing
1>   , 
_Ex:
trailblazing project  () 

trailbreaker
1> ,   ,  ( )
2> , ; ; 

trailer
1> _. , 
_Ex:
trailer truck   
2>   (. trailer coach)
_Ex:
trailer camp (court, park)    
3>   
4>    
5> ,   , 

trailerable
1>      

trailerite
1> ,     

trailing
1> _. , ; 
2> _.  (   )
3> _.  (,   . .)
4> _. ; 
_Ex:
a trailing plant  
5> _. 
6> _. ,  
7> _. , 

trailway
1>  (  ,    . .)

train
1> ; 
_Ex:
fast train  
_Ex:
express train 
_Ex:
boat train ,    
_Ex:
passenger train  
_Ex:
goods (freight) train  () 
_Ex:
local (branchline) train  
_Ex:
slow (stopping) train ,    
_Ex:
relief train  
_Ex:
troop train  
_Ex:
armoured train 
_Ex:
the morning train  
_Ex:
the 2.15 train ,   2.15
_Ex:
wild train ,    
_Ex:
a train ride   
_Ex:
by train 
_Ex:
to travel by train     ( )
_Ex:
to board (to take) the train   ,   
_Ex:
to lose (to miss) one's train   
_Ex:
to make (to catch, to nick) the train   
_Ex:
to change trains  
_Ex:
the train is off   
_Ex:
the train is in  
2>   
3> , 
_Ex:
funeral train  
4> 
_Ex:
a train of camels  
_Ex:
a long train of sightseers   
5> _.  (. baggage train, wagon train)
6> ,  (,   . .)
_Ex:
the prince and his train    
_Ex:
a staff of 80 in smb.'s train    80 
7> , , 
_Ex:
a train of misfortunes  ;  
_Ex:
by an unlucky train of events   

_Ex:
a whole train of ideas  
_Ex:
a train of words  
8>  (  . .)
_Ex:
to follow the train of smb.'s thoughts   
-. 
_Ex:
to lose the train of smb.'s thought  
-. 
9> , ,  (  . .)
_Ex:
it was already in fair train to develop party out of faction
      
_Ex:
things proceeded in this train for several days 
  
10> ,  ()
11>  (), ""
12>  (, )
13> 
_Ex:
in the train of  , 
_Ex:
the war brought famine and disease in its train  
    
_Ex:
the ruins that they left in their train , 
   
14> 
_Ex:
to write in the train of NN's study  (  )
 ,   NN
15> _pl. _. 
16> _.  (  . .);   
17> _.  (,   . .)
_Ex:
wave train _.  () 
18> _.  
19>  
20> _.  ;  
_Ex:
train of gears  
21> _. 
22> _.  (      )
23> _.  ()
_Id:
in train  , 
_Id:
to put (to set) things in train   
_Id:
gravy train _. _. "",  
_Id:
to ride the gravy train _. _.  
;  
24> _.  
_Ex:
to train from York to Leeds  ()    
_Ex:
we trained all the way     
_Ex:
to train the rest of the way    
25> (with) _. _.  ;  ( -.)
26> , 
27> , 
_Ex:
her skirt trained on the ground     
28> _. , 
29> , ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
to train a child  
_Ex:
to train a child to obey    
_Ex:
to train a pupil to read music at sight   
  
_Ex:
to train smb.'s taste  -. 
_Ex:
trained to all outdoor exercises   
  
_Ex:
trained to obedience   
30> _.  (,  ) 
31> ,  ( -.)
_Ex:
to train a girl in nursing     
_Ex:
to train hospital nurses   
_Ex:
to train smb. for the stage  -.  
 
_Ex:
to train smb. for the navy (to serve in the navy) 
-.    (   )
_Ex:
this school trained many good officers    
  ,     

32> , , 
_Ex:
to train as a typist   
_Ex:
to train for priesthood   ,
   
_Ex:
the author trained with Professor Tanner   
 
33> (for) 
_Ex:
to train smb. for a contest  -.  
34> (for) 
_Ex:
to train for a boatrace    
35>  ();  ()
_Ex:
to train a dog for the circus    
_Ex:
the dog is trained to jump through a hoop  
  
_Ex:
to train dogs to catch hares    ()

36> _.  ();  ( )
_Ex:
to train roses against a wall    
( )
37> (on, upon) _.   
_Ex:
to train a gun on the target    
_Ex:
he had trained his news camera on celebrities for 40 years
_.   40      
 

train bombing
1> _.  

train butcher
1> _.   

train case
1>  

