The meaning of the word SCHOOL in the Big Modern Explanatory Dictionary of the Russian Language

SCHOOL

rel. with noun. school I 1., 2., 3. associated with it

Peculiar to school [school I 1.], characteristic of it.

School-owned [school I 1.].

ott. Designed for school.

ott. A school worker serving a school.

Associated with staying and studying at school [school I 1.].

5. trans. unfold

Not distinguished by independence, not backed up life experience; student.

Large modern dictionary Russian language. 2012

See also interpretations, synonyms, meanings of the word and what is SCHOOL in Russian in dictionaries, encyclopedias and reference books:

• SCHOOL
  653204, Kemerovo, ...
• SCHOOL in the directory Settlements and postal codes Russia:
  353353, Krasnodar, ...
• SCHOOL in the Big Russian Encyclopedic Dictionary:
  SCHOOL THEATER, a theater that arose in the account. institutions Zap. Europe in cf. century in order to study Latin. lang. and upbringing. AT …
• SCHOOL in the Full accentuated paradigm according to Zaliznyak:
  school, school, school, school, school, school, school, school, school, school, school, school, school, school, school lny, school "lny, school" lny, school "lny, school" lny, school "lny, school" lny, school "lny, ...
• SCHOOL in the dictionary of Synonyms of the Russian language:
  general school, student, school, ...
• SCHOOL in the New explanatory and derivational dictionary of the Russian language Efremova:
  adj. 1) Related by value. with noun: school (1-3), associated with it. 2) Peculiar to the school (1), characteristic of it. 3) ...
• SCHOOL in the Complete Spelling Dictionary of the Russian Language.
• SCHOOL in the Spelling Dictionary.
• SCHOOL in the Explanatory Dictionary of the Russian Language Ushakov:
  school, school. 1. App. to school in 1, 2 and 3 digits. Grandiose school construction unfolded throughout the country. Story …
• SCHOOL in the Explanatory Dictionary of Efremova:
  school app. 1) Related by value. with noun: school (1-3), associated with it. 2) Peculiar to the school (1), characteristic of it. …
• SCHOOL in the New Dictionary of the Russian Language Efremova:
  adj. 1. ratio with noun. school 1., 2., 3. associated with it 2. Peculiar to the school [school 1.], characteristic of it. …
• UTRAKVISM SCHOOL
  see School…
• AGE in the Encyclopedia of Biology:
  , the life span of an organism from birth to a specific moment and its biological state on the given time. In relation to a person - the terms ...
• FOLKLORE FOR CHILDREN
  , an area of ​​folk culture, a kind of tool for the socialization of the child. The history of the origin and development of F.d. not well understood, but many research shows...
• ZAKHARENKO in the Pedagogical Encyclopedic Dictionary:
  Alexander Antonovich (b. 1937), Ukrainian teacher, people's teacher of the USSR (1983), Ph.D. APN USSR (1989). Since 1966, the director of the Sakhnovskaya secondary school ...
• RUSSIAN SOVIET FEDERAL SOCIALIST REPUBLIC, RSFSR in big Soviet encyclopedia, TSB.
• CHILDHOOD DISEASES
  diseases, a group of diseases occurring predominantly or exclusively in childhood and development-related child's body. Intensive growth and...
• CHILDREN in the Great Soviet Encyclopedia, TSB:
  (legal), persons under the age of majority. The period of childhood is divided into the following ages: infant - up to 1 year, pre-preschool (nursery) - from ...
• AGE in the Great Soviet Encyclopedia, TSB:
  a person, a stage of human development, characterized by specific laws for the formation of the body and personality and relatively stable morphophysiological and psychological ...
• BELARUSIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC in the Great Soviet Encyclopedia, TSB:
  Soviet Socialist Republic (Belarusian Savetskaya Satsyalistichnaya Respublika), Belorussia (Belarus). I. General information The BSSR was formed on January 1, 1919. With the creation of the Union ...
• SCHOOL HYGIENE in the Encyclopedic Dictionary of Brockhaus and Euphron.
• FORMAL EDUCATION OF THE MIND in the Encyclopedic Dictionary of Brockhaus and Euphron:
  (disciplina mentis, formate Bildung, culture formelle) is a term often found in pedagogical literature, especially in the application to classicism. At the base…
• MANUAL WORK IN SCHOOLS in the Encyclopedic Dictionary of Brockhaus and Euphron:
  or "school manual T." (Sl?jd undervisning, Handfertigkeitsunterricht, travaux manuels, Manual training) - this is the name of manual exercises taken from the field of handicraft ...

Understanding a text, including a literary one, as was said earlier (see Lecture 2, p. 4), sometimes turns out to be a serious problem for our students, even in that case if all the words in the text are clear to them. But in works fiction, called classical and studied in literature lessons, there are quite a few words that are incomprehensible to high school students. Not only in Tolstoy's "War and Peace" and Griboedov's "Woe from Wit", Gogol's " Dead souls”And Nekrasov in the poem “Who Lives Well in Russia”, but Pushkin in “Eugene Onegin”, and Lermontov in “A Hero of Our Time” have several hundred words with an obscure meaning, or even completely unfamiliar to children, - all the 19th century.

The Explanatory Dictionary of a schoolchild includes just such words, these are obsolete, borrowed, colloquial, colloquial words. In addition, in the Dictionary you will find book, high style, regional and individual author's words. The stylistic diversity can already be seen from an arbitrarily chosen passage.

The dictionary is convenient in that it immediately gives an answer to questions that arise in children when reading the program works of the great writers of the 19th century, it saves search time, as it replaces several dictionaries and explains only those meanings of words that are in these works.

Words are given in alphabetical order, with the necessary (but minimal) grammatical marks followed by stylistic marks (in parentheses). The illustrations are quotations from the text, these are almost always sentences. If the word occurs in several authors, several citations may be given. Omissions in text are always marked with angle brackets.

Compilers of the Dictionary T.N. Leontiev and I.L. Starikov. Scientific editor V.V. Lopatin. The dictionary was published in 2007 by the World of Encyclopedias Avanta+ publishing house with the support of the Astrel publishing house.

under observation, th, th.

Subsidiary songs- ritual Christmas songs accompanying fortune-telling (with taking things out from under an upturned or covered dish).

<…>Loved [Larins] round swing, / Podblyudny songs, round dance<…> . (Pushkin)

poddedyu "pour, -lyu, -lit; owls. (Region).

Hook to pick up; take what belongs to someone else.

But admit it, brother, you really did mean things to me then, remember how they played checkers, because I won ... Yes, brother, you just screwed me.(Gogol)

day labor, -s, well.

Work calculated, paid according to the number of days worked.

And as soon as this last comrade fell asleep, I quickly got up and went away, and came to Astrakhan, earned a ruble on day labor<…>. (Leskov)

scum "to sing, - vuyu, - vuet; owls.

To behave like a donquixote - a dreamer, a naive dreamer, fruitlessly fighting for lifeless, unrealizable ideals.

He [Stolz] did not have that dilettantism that likes to roam in the miraculous or quixotic in the field of conjectures and discoveries a thousand years in advance.(Goncharov)

Don Quixote is the hero of the novel by M. Cervantes "The Cunning Hidalgo Don Quixote of La Mancha" (1605). The name Don Quixote has become a household name for a person whose nobility, generosity and readiness for chivalrous deeds come into tragic conflict with reality.

background, and well. (outdated).

The lining of the peasant shirt from the shoulders to half of the chest and back.

Hundred-ruble notes / Home under cover / Untouched!(Nekrasov)

podse "d, -a, m. (special).

The lower tier of younger trees in a forest, consisting of trees of a different species.

A thousand times in that half-hour, with a stubborn, tense, and restless glance, Rostov cast a glance at the edge of the forests with two rare oaks over an aspen seat.(L. Tolstoy)

cushion, th, th (outdated).

Poll money- to "give, charged from each person - the soul.

<…>the estates are abandoned, they are managed no matter what, taxes are paid every year more difficultly, so everyone will gladly give them up to me just because they don’t have to pay head-to-head money for them<…>. (Gogol)

podya "whose, -him, m.

AT old Russia: petty official; clerk and clerk.

He himself decided to write fortresses, so as not to pay anything to clerks.(Gogol)

His father [Tarantiev], a provincial clerk of the old times, assigned to his son the art and experience of going about other people's affairs and his deftly completed field of service in a government office.<…>. (Goncharov)

poemnyy, th, th.

Flooded by water during flooding, floodplain.

Forests, floodplain meadows, / Russian streams and rivers / Good in spring.(Nekrasov)

by "zhnya, -i; genus. pl.-women, well. (reg.).

Mowing, meadow.

On the reap a good mountain / Set, ate from a pea: “Hey! hero! Straw / Sshibu, step aside!(Nekrasov)

poko "th, -i, m.

old letter name P.

There are some very good letters, such as beeches, or peace, or kako<…>. (Leskov)

poke "r, -a, m. (outdated. colloquial).

Reproach, reproach, shame, bad glory.

<…> she ruined herself, she ruined him, dishonor herself - eternal obedience to him!(A. Ostrovsky)

according to "krecht, -a, m. (ind.-auth.).

Characteristic grunting with any effort, movement, pain.

Gypsies rush before the masters, and they keep up, they are driven after them, young with a whistle, and some older with a pokrecht.(Leskov)

open "l, -I, m. [fr. Polichinelle] (trans.).

Comedian, jester, bizarre person.

- You're all lying! yelled Raskolnikov.

<…>- You're lying, you damned open chin!(Dostoevsky)

sexually "th, -oh, m. noun (obsolete colloquial).

Tractor servant.

<…>the master was greeted by a tavern servant, or sex, as they are called in Russian taverns<…>. (Gogol)

Today in the restaurant you talked a lot and everything was inappropriate.<…>Sex talk about decadents! (Chekhov. The Cherry Orchard)

polo "n, -a, m. (outdated).

<…>on paper, they [the Austrians] defeated Napoleon and took him in full<…>. (Dostoevsky)

<…>and, since I got into full, for the first time I grit my teeth, and well, whatever they say out loud unknown words pronounce.(Leskov)

half a beer "I, oh, well. (outdated).

An establishment selling half beer (light beer) and other drinks.

All the others also dispersed: some to the half-beer house, some to go home<…>. (Goncharov)

noon, th, th (trad.-poet.).

<…>And among the midday swells, / Under the sky of my Africa, / Sigh about gloomy Russia<…>. (Pushkin)

by the "flame, - me, cf. (nar.-poet.).

The old people will not remember such a drought: the spring one burns like a fire.(Goncharov)

to "lzovat, -zuyu, -zuet; nesov. (outdated).

<…>So I was their doctor, and they themselves, and all the cattle, and horses, and sheep, most of all their wives, Tatars, used, from all diseases.(Leskov)

The late gentleman, grandfather, used sealing wax for all, from all diseases.(Chekhov. The Cherry Orchard)

peacefully "pour, -lu, -lit; owls. (outdated).

Condone in something, give indulgence.

The Yermilov family did not try to do that. / So that we make peace with them<…>. (Nekrasov)

by "roh, -a, m. (colloquial translation).

About a quick-tempered, easily excited person.

- What a cute creature your little one is! the guest said. - Gunpowder!

“Yes, gunpowder,” said the count. - She went to me!(L. Tolstoy)

porska "nye, -ya, cf.

Shouts, as well as hubbub, hubbub, noise, with which they set the hounds on the beast.

“What do you order, your excellency?” asked the protodeacon's bass, hoarse with chirping.(L. Tolstoy)

posta "d, -a, m. (outdated).

Suburb, suburb.

And here from a nearby settlement<…>/ The company commander arrived<…>. (Pushkin)

From the outskirts of the city / Traders-beaters / Fled to the peasants<…>. (Nekrasov)

by "rumor, -a, m. (outdated).

According to rumors(to be) - as a hidden witness, a secret listener.

They went, but these two remained for themselves, but I’m under cover on rumors, because I can’t get out because of the closets<…>. (Leskov)

by "listener, -a, m.

An acolyte in a monastery preparing to become a monk.

<…>and I sent one novice to a teaching elder.(Leskov) // adj. obedient,-ya, -ya. He [the new passenger] was dressed in a novice cassock<…>. (Leskov)

right "wilo, -a, cf.

Standard of conduct adopted way of thinking, action; custom, habit.

He put the old woman-gold in supervision of you: she was smart, her temper was quiet, she had rare rules<…>. (Griboyedov) My uncle the most honest rules<…>. (Pushkin)

correct "lo, -a, cf. (hunt.).

The tail of a greyhound dog.

<…>all of them, immediately throwing up their tails, which the dogs call rules, flew straight towards the guests and began to greet them.(Gogol)

L.N. Tolstoy "War and Peace"

a "zbuka, -i, well. (trans.).

The basic principles, the simplest provisions, the basis of something. The old prince, it seemed, was convinced not only that all the current leaders were boys who did not even understand the ABCs of military and state affairs<...>.

akselba "nty, -ov; units aglet, -a, m.[German Achselband].

Shoulder cords (gold, silver, thread) with metal tips on the uniforms of some military ranks; shoulder patches on servants' clothing. He [Kuragin] was now in an adjutant uniform with one epaulette and aiguillette.

allegory "riya, -and, well.[Greek allegoria] (book).

Allegory; expression of an abstract concept, any thought, idea in a specific image. Then he [Pierre] was again taken somewhere without untying his eyes, and as he walked, allegories spoke to him about the labors of his journey, about sacred friendship, about the eternal builder of the world, about courage<...>.

allopa "t, -a, m. [German allopathies<Greek allos - other and pathos - disease].

A doctor who is a supporter of allopathy - the conventional system of treatment, as opposed to homeopathy. They [the doctors] were helpful<...>were necessary, inevitable (the reason is why there always are and will be imaginary healers, soothsayers, homeopaths and allopaths) because they satisfied the moral needs of the patient and people who love the patient.

allu "r, -a, m. [ fr. allure - gait, speed].

The method of running, running a horse (walking, trotting, galloping, in a quarry). Rostov, an excellent rider, twice spurred his Bedouin and brought him happily to that frenzied gait of a lynx, which the excited Bedouin paced.

amvo "n,-a, m.[Greek ambon].

An elevated platform in the church in front of the altar. The deacon went to the pulpit<...>and, placing a cross on his chest, loudly and solemnly began to read the words of the prayer.

ana "rkhiya, -i, well. [Greek anarchia] .

Anarchy, lack of any control. “I say this because,” he [Pierre] continued with desperation, “because the Bourbons fled from the revolution, leaving the people to anarchy<...>.

antipathy "chny, -th, -th [ fr. antipathy<Greek antipatheia – disgust].

Unpleasant, causing antipathy, a feeling of hostility. It always seemed to Prince Andrei even before that he was antipathetic to the sovereign, that his face and his whole being were unpleasant to the sovereign.

anti "Christ, -a, m.

In Christian doctrine: the enemy of Christ, who will appear before the end of the world and will be defeated by Christ.<…> the prophet came from nowhere in bast shoes and an unsheathed sheepskin coat<...>and announced that Napoleon is the Antichrist and is kept on a stone chain, behind six walls and seven seas<...>. (N.Gogol)<…> the people of God who came to her [Princess Marya], in their own way, spoke with horror about the popular rumors about the invasion of the Antichrist<...> .

antique, -th, -th [ < lat. antiquus – ancient].

Relating to the history and culture of the ancient Greeks and Romans. Here: like antique statues.– Papa?, we'll be late, - said, turning her beautiful head on antique shoulders, Princess Helen, who was waiting at the door.

antrasha ", non-cl. cf.[fr. entrecthat].

A jump in dancing, during which the dancer quickly connects his legs several times. Natasha, rounding her arms, took her skirt, as if dancing, ran a few steps, turned over, made an entrechat, beat her leg against her leg and, standing on the very tips of her socks, walked a few steps.

entre "[re"], neskl., cf. [<fr. entre "e - entrance, entry].

Here (w.): first course. After all, we need another entree on the table.

anfila "yes, -s, well.[fr. enfilade < enfiler – to string].

A series of rooms interconnected by doorways located along the same axis (usually in public buildings, palaces). However, here is some kind of magical forest with iridescent black shadows and sparkles of diamonds and with some kind of enfilade of marble steps<...>.

apoge "th, -i, m.[Greek apogeios - remote from the Earth, apo - away, ge - Earth] (trans.).

The highest point of development, the flowering of something. It was the time of the apogee of the glory of the young Speransky and the energy of the coups he carried out.

aafter", preposition (simple)

After. Well, if three days pass after that same date, then, then, this very battle will go into delay.

ara "pnik, -a, m.

Long hunting whip with a short handle. <...>Danilo, a hunter and hunter, came out from around the corner;<...>.

arierga "rd and arierge "rd , -a, m. [fr. arrie're - guard].

Part of the troops or fleet, located behind the main forces during marching movement and ensuring the security of the rear. He came to his former chief with an order from the chief of the rear guard.

army, -s, well. (outdated colloquial disapproved).

Derogatory nickname for army officers, implying rudeness, uncouthness. Here: about the harsher living conditions of army officers compared to the conditions in which there are staff officers. Oh, you damned floor polishers! Clean, fresh, just like from a walk, not like we are sinners, army<...>.

arti "cool, -a, m. [lat. articulus] (specialist.).

Vo "inskiy arti" cool (historical) - the law of Peter I on the duties, crimes and punishments of military ranks. No paper across her<...>it was written: "unreasonably compiled as an imitation written off from the French military charter and from the military article without the need to retreat."

arshi "n, -a, m.[Turk. arsin].

See three (two) arshins under you (under the ground)- to be very perceptive. I’m not (,) that I see through you, I can see through everything three arshins under you, ”he [Alpatych] said, peering at the floor under Dron’s feet.

balaga "n,-a, m. [Persian. balahana - balcony] (outdated).

1. Temporary light wooden building for fair trade, housing. But where they were supposed to take him - Pierre did not know: back to the booth or to the prepared place of execution<...>.

balaga "nchik, -a, m.

Decrease to farce (in the 1st meaning)<…> The soldiers dragged firewood and brushwood and built booths<...>.

jar, m.

In some card games: money wagered. “Better not play,” he added, and, cracking a torn deck, he added: “A bank, gentlemen!

throw the bank- when playing the bank, open the cards of the second deck, paying the loss on the card that fell to the right, and receiving the win on the card that fell to the left. Gold and banknotes lay on the table, and Dolokhov threw the bank.

ba "nnik, -a, m.(military).

A cylindrical brush on a long stick for cleaning and lubricating the gun barrel. He clearly saw already one figure of a red-haired artilleryman with a shako knocked to one side, pulling a bannik from one side.

bow, -a, m. (outdated. colloquial).

Ribbon decoration added to the Order of St. Vladimir, which was awarded to nobles, military and officials for military and civil merit. - Ah, your excellency! How do you judge! Send two people, but who will give us Vladimir with a bow?

ba "rin, -a, pl. (colloquial) ba "reiba" ry ; m.

AT tsarist Russia: nobleman, landowner; master (in relation to the servant). Tikhon<...>knew by instinct the direction of the master's thoughts.

barkaro "lla, -s, well.[it. barcarola< barca – лодка и rolla – кататься (о судне)](outdated).

Distort barcarolle – a song by the Venetian gondoliers, as well as a vocal or instrumental piece in the style of such a song. Sonya sat at the clavichord and played the prelude of that barcarolle that Denisov especially loved.

baro "n, -a, m. [fr. baron].

A title of nobility below a count, as well as a person who has this title. “Baron Funke is recommended to the Empress Mother by her sister,” she said only in a sad, dry tone.

Baron –

in Western Europe - a title of nobility;

in the Middle Ages - a direct vassal of the king;

in Russia, the title of baron was introduced by Peter I for the upper stratum of the Baltic nobility of German origin.

T.N. LEONTIEV

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1 SCHOOL EXPLANATORY DICTIONARY OF THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE Over 6000 words Current vocabulary Compliance with the school curriculum MOSCOW "VAKO"

2 UDC (038) BBK 81.2Rus-4 Sh67 Sh67 School explanatory dictionary of the Russian language. M.: VAKO, p. ISBN The dictionary contains more than 6000 words of the Russian literary language. Vocabulary (including a variety of terminology) is presented, which is necessary in modern society for full and effective communication. Skillful use of this lexical volume will make written and oral speech rich and expressive. Each dictionary entry contains interpretations of the meanings of the headword, its grammatical and stylistic characteristics, and an indication of the scope of use. Almost all the meanings of the headword are illustrated with examples. The book also allows you to learn about the origin of the words being explained, to clarify their spelling and stress, shaping and semantic connections with other words. The dictionary is intended for students of secondary and senior classes of general education schools, and will also greatly help teachers, students and everyone who seeks to develop their speech and cares about its correctness. UDC (038) BBK 81.2Rus-4 Reference edition SCHOOL EXPLANATORY DICTIONARY OF THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE Tax benefit All-Russian classifier of products OK Publishing house "VAKO" Signed for printing Format /32. Offset paper. Pragmatica headset. Offset printing. Conv. oven sheets 15.12. Circulation copies. Order Printed in full accordance with the materials provided in the printing house of Chekhov Printer LLC Moscow Region, Chekhov, st. Polygraphistov, d. 1. Tel.: , ISBN VAKO LLC, 2016

3 STRUCTURE OF THE DICTIONARY All headwords are in alphabetical order and are in bold type with stress indication (except monosyllabic words). Lexical homonyms are given in separate articles and are indicated by superscripted numerals. ACTION¹ Well. An action taken to achieve a goals. ACTION² Well. A security that certifies the right of its owner to receive a share of the profits of a joint stock company.< > Various meanings polysemantic words are indicated by bold Arabic numerals with a dot. The articles contain grammatical and stylistic characteristics of words, information about the origin and scope of use. When nouns are given: litter indicating the gender (m, f, s) and in some cases the number; the ending of the genitive case (in difficult cases, the ending and other cases); often nominative and genitive forms plural. For adjectives, the following are given: endings of feminine and neuter forms, plural; the short form, if any (in all three genders and in the plural), and the superlative form. With verbs, the form is shown (Sov., Nesov.). DAR m-a; pl. gifts, -ov. 1. high. What is given completely free of charge; gift, offering. 2. Ability, talent, talent. insidious adj. -th, -th, -th; cr. f. -ren, -rna, -rno, -rny; excel. Art. -earliest. 1. Hiding malicious intent; treacherous. Insidious enemy.< >refute the owls. To prove falsity, infidelity (someone's arguments, some rumors, etc.). MINTING NOSES. 1. Make some kind of a metal product, having knocked out a relief image on the surface. 2. trans. Speak clearly and distinctly. Headwords are accompanied by an interpretation of their meanings. Examples illustrating meanings are in italics. Behind the sign are quotations from works of art(and rarely from other sources) that illustrate the use of the words being explained. Stable phrases are given behind the sign and it is briefly reported how they should be understood. The ð is followed by links to other articles where you can get more information. GROSS app. unchangeable and adv.; ital. 1. About the weight, mass of goods: together with packaging, with packaging. Gross weight. 2. About income, price of goods: without deducting expenses or discounts from the price. Gross price. ð See also: net. CASE with -a.< >For the cause (on merit, not in vain). Get to the point! (request, requirement not to be distracted from the main topic, from the essence). Case tenth (colloquial: about what is not essential, not important). Between times (in the intervals between the main classes, along the way). ZARYA Well, wine. n. dawn; pl. dawn, dawn< >From dawn to dawn (from morning to evening). Neither light nor dawn (very early). REGULAR M-I; unfold A frequent, regular visitor to smth. Club frequenter. In this house, Shchavinsky and the philanthropist Karyukov had their own people and honorary regulars (A.I. Kuprin). At the end of the article, cognate words are given behind a vertical line. CURRENT app. -th, -th, -th; cr. f. - flax, - flax, - flax, - flax; excel. Art. -further. Important, relevant to the present moment. Actual adv. ANOMALIE Well; gr. Deviation from the norm, from general pattern. Anomaly of development. Anomalous app. th, th, th. Anomaly.

4 CONDITIONAL ABBREVIATIONS English language Arab. Arabic archit. astral architecture. astronomy biol. biology hung. Hungarian wine language. P. accusative military military affairs computing high. high style v. goll verb. Dutch Language gr. (ancient) Greek Gram. date grammar. P. dative units singular number feminine value meaning, etc. and others, and another isl. Icelandic Spanish Spanish language ist. history of ital. Italian, etc. and so on, etc. and the like kr. f. short form l. face l. or lat. Latin language m masculine mat. mathematics pl. plural plural. no no plural adv. adverb nar.-poet. folk poetic present. currently unchanged. immutable it. Nessian German. imperfect species Norwegian Norwegian language transl. figurative meaning pers. Persian language full f. long form Polish Polish is excellent. Art. superlative degree. n. prepositional adj. adjective simple. vernacular opposite opposite meaning past past tense colloquial kind. P. Genitive with neuter gender Skt. Sanskrit tale. predicate see see owls. perfect view collected. collective suffering. passive voice noun noun tat. Tatar language theater. theatrical term tour technique. Turkish language Turk. Turkic languages ​​used used obsolete. obsolete physical. physics philosophy. philosophy fr. French chem. church chemistry. church number. Swedish numeral. swedish joke. playful economy. legal economics legal term Japanese Japanese language

5 RUSSIAN ALPHABET A a B b C c D d D E e f f g f g g g i i j y k k l l M m N n O P p R r S s T t U u V v X x Z c h h w w y y

6 A LAMP SHADE m-a. A cap placed over a lamp to protect the eyes from light. ABBREVIATION Well. A word formed from parts of words (for example: collective farm, district committee), from a part of a word in combination with a whole word (for example: maternity hospital, spare parts), as well as from initial sounds words or their initial letters (for example: university, UN, GDP). PARAGRAPH m-a. 1. Indent in the initial line of text. 2. Text between two such indents. APPLICANT m-a. 1. High school graduate. 2. A person entering a higher educational institution. Applicant App. -oh, -oh, -oh. SUBSCRIPTION m-a. A document granting the right to use something, as well as such a right itself. Subscription to the pool. Library loan. SUBSCRIBER m -a. A person using a subscription, having the right to use smth. by subscription. Cell phone subscriber. Subscriber App. -oh, -oh, -oh. BORDAGE m-a; fr. The old way naval battle: approach to the enemy ship close and grip with it for hand-to-hand combat. Dugdal's fireship was the first to go, but two Turkish galleys swam across and boarded the fireship, mercilessly destroying his entire team (V.S. Pikul). Take / board (attack the ship). boarding app. th, th, th. ð See also: battering ram. ABORIGEN m-a. Indigenous inhabitant of the country, locality. Australian aborigines. ABRASIVE m-a; fr. 1. A substance of great hardness (flint, emery, pumice, corundum, diamond, etc.) used for surface treatment of metals, alloys, glass, precious stones, etc. 2. A tool made from such a substance. Abrasive App. th, th, th. ABRACADABRA w -s; Persian. 1. An incomprehensible set of words, nonsense. Carry abracadabra. She learned page after page, the way children memorize abracadabra like a rhyme: “Ena, bena, rec, quinter, quinter, zhes!” (K.G. Paustovsky). 2. trans. About hard-to-understand or distinguishable drawings, inscriptions, etc. ABRIS m-a. Contour, the general outline of an object. ABSOLUTISM m-a. Political system with sole supreme authority; unlimited monarchy. ABSOLUTE app. -th, -th, -th; cr. f. (m not used), -tna, -tno, -tny. 1. full only f. Unconditional, independent of anything, taken beyond comparison with smth. Absolute value real number(mat.: the number itself, taken without the + or sign). absolute zero(physical: temperature 273 C). 2. Perfect, complete. The patient needs absolute rest. ABSTRACT app. -th, -th, -th; cr. f. -ten, -tna, -tno, -tna; excel. Art. - the finest. Abstract, obtained by abstraction (in the 1st value); opposite specific. Abstract thinking. ABSTRACTIONISM m-a. In the visual arts of the 20th century: a direction whose followers depict the real world as a combination of abstract forms or color spots. ABSTRACTION Well. 1. pl. no. Mental distraction, isolation from certain aspects, properties or connections of objects and phenomena in order to highlight their essential features. scientific abstraction. 2. unfold Vague, vague expression of thought. ABSURD m-a; lat. Absurdity, nonsense. Bring to the point of absurdity. Come to the absurd. absurd app. th, th, th. VANGUARD m-a; fr. 1. Organ of marching security in ground forces and in the navy, a part of the military forces and means advanced forward. 2. Advanced, leading part of the class,

7 7 AUTOMATION of society. Russian scientists have been at the forefront of world scientific progress for centuries (From newspapers). Vanguard App. th, th, th. ð See also: rear guard. AVANT-GARDISM m-a; fr. 1. The desire of a group of people for a dominant role in smth. 2. The general name of a number of trends in the art of the 20th century, looking for new forms artistic expression who consider art as special, devoid of social significance aesthetic environment; the formal renewal of funds is of paramount importance artistic expressiveness. Avant-garde m-a. avant-garde app. -oh, -oh, -oh. AVANZAL m-a; fr. The room in front of the main hall in public buildings. AVANLOZHA Well; fr. A small room in front of the entrance to the theater box. DOWNSCENES; fr. The front part (closer to the audience) of the theater stage. ADVENTURE w -s; fr. A risky and dubious undertaking undertaken in the hope of an accidental success. political adventure. adventurous app. th, th, th. ADVENTURE M-a. Propensity for risky adventures or unseemly deeds. AIR lat. The first component of compound words, corresponding in meaning to the word "aviation", for example: air show, airmail. AIRCRAFT CARRIER m-a; military A ship equipped to take off and land aircraft. AVOS 1. m; unfold Unreasonable hope, random luck, an act based on luck. 2. particle; unfold Maybe (about smth., what is desirable for the speaker, what he hopes for). Maybe we'll make it. Let's go to the volost, and write a petition there; maybe something will come out (K.M. Stanyukovich). At random (in the hope of random luck). AVRAL m-a; English 1. In maritime affairs: general work on a ship in which the whole crew participates. During rush jobs, that is, such work or maneuvers that require the presence of the entire crew, the young sailor had to be with the captain (K.M. Stanyukovich). 2. unfold Work performed by the whole team and in a hurry, which is usually caused by a lack of proper planning. Arrange an emergency. Avralny adj. th, th, th. AUTO gr. The first component of compound words, corresponding in meaning to: 1) the words “own”, “own” or the basis “itself”, for example: self-portrait, abstract; 2) the word "automatic", for example: auto-lock; 3) the words "automobile", "car", for example: motor depot, tank truck. AUTOBIOGRAPHY. An essay in which the author describes the story of his own life. Nobody knows exactly what happened next, it is based only on Gorky's autobiography (I.A. Bunin). AUTOGRAPH m-a. Handwritten, usually commemorative, signature. Autograph of a famous musician. Autograph App. -oh, -oh, -oh. AUTOCEPHALY W -and; gr. Independence of the local church organization in relation to the foreign spiritual hierarchy. Greek autocephaly. Autocephalous adj. th, th, th. AUTOCRACY Well; gr. A form of government in which one person has unlimited power. Autocratic adj. -oh, -oh, -oh. AUTOMATIC m-a. 1. An apparatus that independently performs the specified operations. Ticket vending machine. 2. Individual automatic small arms. Kalashnikov assault rifle. AUTOMATE owls. and nesov. Make/make automatic. Automate the unloading process. AUTOMATISM m-a. Mechanism, involuntary actions, movements. All techniques were worked out to automatism. AUTOMATIC Well. 1. The branch of science and technology that develops the theory and methods of automating production processes. 2. A set of mechanisms, devices, A

8 AUTONOMY 8 And acting automatically. Exhibition of modern industrial automation. Automatic App. -oh, -oh, -oh. Automatic adv. AUTONOMY Well. Right of independent exercise state power or control granted by the constitution of a parts of the state; self management. Palestinian autonomy. SELF-PORTRAIT m-a. A portrait painted from myself. Self-portrait of the artist Kiprensky. AUTHOR The creator of some. works. Author's app. -oh, -oh, -oh. ABSTRACT m-a. Abstract (summary) of a work written by the author of the abstract. Dissertation abstract. AUTHORIZE owls. and nesov. Give/give to smb. permission, authority to actions. Authorization Well. AUTHORITARY adj. -th, -th, -th; cr. f. -ren, -rna, -rno, -rny. Based on unquestioning obedience to power, dictatorship. authoritarian regime. Authoritative adv. AUTHORITY m-a. 1. pl. no. Recognized value, influence. Enjoy unquestioned authority. 2. A person who enjoys influence, recognition. Professor world authority in the field of mathematics. Authoritative App. th, th, th. Authoritative adv. Hitchhiking m-a; English 1. Device for automatic stop of the train. 2. Traveling tourists on passing cars. Hitchhiking. Hitchhiker m-a; unfold (to the 2nd value); hitchhiker; unfold (to the 2nd value). HIGHWAY well. Highway with a dividing strip without land crossings. AUTOCHTONS -ov, pl.; units autochthon m-a; gr. Indigenous, not newcomers, natives, aborigines. AGAT m-a. Hard layered mineral, a type of chalcedony, used. for decoration. Agate adj. th, th, th. AGENT m-a. A person authorized by an institution, organization to carry out official, business assignments. Criminal Investigation Agent. Agency App. -oh, -oh, -oh. AGENCY with -a. 1. Local branch of the central institution or enterprise. 2. The name of some information, intermediary institutions. Tourist agency. AGENCY W -s; lat. 1. An intelligence service organized to collect secret information and carry out sabotage work. Enemy agency. 2. collected Agents. Agency App. th, th, th. AGITATION OK. one. Active activity dissemination of political ideas by means of mass media, oral presentations in order to influence the broad masses. citizens Russian Federation, political parties and other public associations have the right to conduct election campaigning (Law on Elections). 2. The desire to convince someone. in smth., incline towards smth. AGITATE NES. 1. Engage in campaigning (in the 1st meaning). 2. Convince in smth., persuade to smth.; owls. unfold campaign. AGNOSTICISM m-a; gr.; philosophy An idealistic doctrine that denies the possibility of knowing the objective world and its laws. AGONIA Well; gr. 1. The state of the body prior to death. Fall into agony. The doctor injected Katerina Ivanovna with camphor, sighed and left, saying in the end that this was agony, but it would last for a long time, because Katerina Ivanovna good heart(K.G. Paustovsky). 2. trans. Last attempts to save the situation on the eve of defeat or collapse. Agony of the Third Reich. UNIT m-a; lat.; those. A complex machine consisting of several machines connected into one. Cleaning unit. Start the unit. Aggregate App. th, th, th. AGGRESSION. Attack, aggressive attitude towards smth. Aggressive adj. th, th, th.

9 9 ABC AGRONOMY Well. Agricultural science and agriculture. Agronomist BP m-a. 1. The seat of the souls of sinners doomed to eternal torment. 2. trans. Unbearable conditions, difficult condition. Hell App. -oh, -oh, -oh. ADAPTATION Well. 1. Adaptation of the structure and functions of organisms to changing conditions of existence. Thick fur adaptation to cold. 2. Reduction and simplification of the original text, most often in a foreign language, for language learning or for unprepared readers. LAWYER m-a. A lawyer who provides assistance to citizens and organizations, including defending someone. interests in court, defender. ADEPT m-a; lat. adherent, follower of teachings. ADMINISTRATION Well; lat. 1. pl. no. Regulatory bodies government controlled, executive agencies. City Administration. Regional administration. 2. collected Management officials, administrative staff. School administration. Factory administration. ADMIRAL m-a; Arab.; military The rank of the highest officer navy, as well as the person having this title. Admiral's App. -oh, -oh, -oh. ADMIRALTY with -a; goll. 1. ist. Place of construction, armament and repair of warships. Peter looked from under his brows at the place where the Admiralty was supposed to be (A.N. Tolstoy). 2. In Great Britain and Tsarist Russia: the fleet management body, the maritime department. Admiralty App. -oh, -oh, -oh. ADRENALIN m-a; lat. 1. Hormone produced by the body in case of danger. 2. A drug used for a drop in blood pressure, bleeding, bronchial asthma, etc. Inject epinephrine. Adrenaline App. th, th, th. MA ADDRESS; pl. addresses, -ov. 1. The inscription on the envelope, parcel, indicating the destination and recipient. The exact address. 2. Location, place of residence, as well as the designation, name of the location, place of residence. ADDRESSER m-a. A person who sends a postal or telegraphic item. ADDRESSER The person to whom the postal or telegraphic item is addressed. ADDRESS owls. and nesov. 1. Send / send to the address (postal items). 2. trans. direct / direct, turn / turn smth. to smb. Address the question to the consultant. ADSORBENT m-a; lat. A substance with a porous surface that absorbs gases and liquids well. Apply an adsorbent to collect spilled oil. ADJUNCT m-a; lat. PhD student military educational institutions. Adjunct adj. -oh, -oh, -oh. ADJUNCTURA Well. The training that adjuncts go through; such training system. Get into postgraduate school. ADJUTANT m-a; lat. An officer who is attached to a military commander to carry out official assignments or to perform staff work. hype m-a; fr. Artificially induced excitement, excitement for the purpose of attracting attention to smth. Unhealthy excitement. Excitement app. th, th, th. OPENWORK app. -th, -th, -th; cr. f. -en, -na, -but, -ny; excel. Art. -earliest. 1. Through, fine mesh. Hemstitch. Fishnet stockings. 2. trans. Skillful, finely executed, with careful processing of all details. Tracery. AZART m-a; fr. Strong excitement, enthusiasm, passion. Get excited. Sports passion. Such harsh laws were withdrawn from practice to curb Princess Vera and Anna Nikolaevna, who, in their excitement, knew no restraints (A.I. Kuprin). gambling app. th, th, th. ABC. Well. 1. A set of letters of some kind. writing located in in due course; alphabet. Russian alphabet. 2. trans. Basic, simple started some. science, business. ABC of photography. ABC app. th, th, th. BUT

10 ICEBERG 10 A ICEBERG m -a; German A drifting ice mass that broke away from a glacier with a deeply submerged underwater part. ACADEMISM m-a. A direction in art that dogmatically follows the established canons of the art of Antiquity and the Renaissance. ACADEMIC MA. Member of the Academy of Sciences. ACADEMIC app. -oh, -oh, -oh. 1. Observing established traditions (in science, art). 2. Educational (as applied to higher educational institutions). academic leave. ACADEMIC app. -th, -th, -th; cr. f. -chen, -chna, -chno, -chny. Purely theoretical, abstract, not having practical application. academic controversy. ACADEMY Well. 1. Higher scientific institution. Academy of Sciences. 2. The name of some higher educational institutions. Air Force Academy. SCUBA m-a. Apparatus for breathing under water. AQUAMARINE m-a. gemstone greenish blue. AQUANAUT m-a. An explorer who dives to great depths in a special apparatus. WATERCOLOR; fr. 1. pl. no. Paints diluted in water. 2. A picture painted with these paints. There is an exhibition of watercolors in the hall. watercolor app. th, th, th. AQUATORIA well. Plot water surface. Port area. ACCLIMATIZATION Well. Adaptation of organisms (humans, animals, plants) to new or changed geographical (mainly climatic) conditions of existence. ACCOMPANIMENT m-a; fr. Musical accompaniment of a solo part by one or more instruments, as well as an orchestra. ACCORD m-a; ital. A combination of several sounds of different heights, perceived as a sound unity. CLEAN app. -th, -th, -th; cr. f. -ten, -tna, -tno, -tna; excel. Art. - the finest. 1. Accurate, tidy, observing order in everything. Careful student. 2. Careful, executed diligently and accurately. Careful work. Neatly adv. ACROBATICS; gr. 1. Circus gymnastics, consisting of complex (usually group) tricks of the pyramids, somersaults, etc. 2. Kind of sport. Do acrobatics. Acrobatics competition. Acrobatic App. -oh, -oh, -oh. ACCELERATOR m-a; lat. A child or teenager who has accelerated physical development. Accelerator student. Acceleratka Well; unfold ACCELERATION Well; lat. Acceleration of physical development (growth, puberty) of children and adolescents. Among the main reasons for acceleration are: the general pace of life acceleration, improvement of material conditions, improvement in the quality of nutrition and medical care, improving child care in early age, the eradication of many severe childhood ailments (IP Podlasy). Acceleration app. th, th, th. ACCESSORIES -ov, pl.; units aiguillette m-a; German 1. Accessory of a military uniform: shoulder cords with metal tips, fastened to the right shoulder under the shoulder strap. Uniform with aiguillettes. A small man, about forty years old, entered the deck of the "Kite", in a frock coat with admiral's shoulder straps and with aiguillettes over his shoulder (K.M. Stanyukovich). 2. Shoulder patch on the clothes of lackeys. ACCESSORY m-a; fr. one. belonging to something.; concomitant with. thing. Fashion accessory. 2. Particularity, detail accompanying smth. the main thing. AXIOM Well; gr. 1. mat. Statement accepted without evidence. 2. Obvious truth, a statement taken on faith. Axiomatic adj. -oh, -oh, -oh. ACT m-a; lat. 1. A single action, as well as a separate act. Terrorist act. 2. theater. Component theatrical play; action. Comedy in two acts. 3. Letter-

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