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frequent: adjective and adverb
freshen: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb
frozen: I. verb II. adjective and adverb
frequency: noun
free: I. adjective and adverb II. adverb III. transitive verb
frequently: adverb
freeman: noun
freezer: noun
frenzy: noun
freak: I. noun II. adjective and adverb III. intransitive verb
fresh: adjective and adverb
freely: adverb
freeze: I. intransitive verb II. transitive verb III. noun
fresco: noun
fret: I. intransitive verb II. noun
friend: noun
queue: I. noun II. intransitive verb

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frequent¹ [ˈfri:kwənt, Am fri:-] ADJ

frequent

ча́стый

I . freshen [ˈfreʃn] VB trans

freshen

освежа́ть

freshen

обновля́ть

II . freshen [ˈfreʃn] VB intr

freshen

освежа́ться

freshen wind

свеже́ть

I . frozen [ˈfrəʊzn, Am ˈfroʊzn] VB

frozen pp of freeze

II . frozen [ˈfrəʊzn, Am ˈfroʊzn] ADJ

frozen

замёрзший

frozen

(за)моро́женный

I . freeze <froze, frozen> [fri:z] VB intr

1. freeze:

freeze liquid

замерза́ть

freeze food

замора́живать

2. freeze (become totally still):

freeze

замира́ть

freeze

застыва́ть

II . freeze <froze, frozen> [fri:z] VB trans

freeze a. fig:

freeze

моро́зить

freeze the prices of essentials

замора́живать це́ны на предме́ты пе́рвой необходи́мости

Phrases:

to make sb's blood freeze

кровь сты́нет в жи́лах

III . freeze <froze, frozen> [fri:z] N

1. freeze (spell of cold weather):

freeze

хо́лод m

freeze

моро́з m

2. freeze econ:

freeze

замора́живание nt

frequency <-cies> [ˈfri:kwənsɪ] N no pl

frequency

частота́ f

I . free <-r, -est> [fri:] ADJ

II . free [fri:] ADV

free

свобо́дно

free

беспла́тно

free of charge

беспла́тный

for free inf

беспла́тно

III . free [fri:] VB trans

1. free (release):

free person

освобожда́ть

free person

выпуска́ть

2. free (make available):

free

освобожда́ть

to free sb to do sth

дать свобо́ду де́йствий кому́-ли́бо

frequently [ˈfri:kwentli] ADV

frequently

ча́сто

freeman <-men> [ˈfri:mən] N

1. freeman HISTORY (not slave):

freeman

во́льный челове́к m

2. freeman (honorary citizen):

freeman

почётный граждани́н m

freezer [ˈfri:zəɐ, Am -zɚ] N

freezer

морози́льная устано́вка f

freezer

морози́лка f

frenzy [ˈfrenzɪ] N no pl

frenzy

безу́мие nt

frenzy

я́рость f

to drive sb into a frenzy

привести́ в неи́стовство [или бе́шенство]

I . freak [fri:k] N

1. freak:

freak (abnormal person)

чуда́к m

freak (abnormal person)

посме́шище nt

freak (abnormal thing)

причу́да f

a freak of nature

чу́до nt приро́ды

2. freak (enthusiast):

freak

фана́т m

to be a jazz freak

большо́й покло́нник m джа́за

II . freak [fri:k] ADJ

freak

стра́нный

freak

причу́дливый

III . freak [fri:k] VB intr

freak → freak out

I . freak out VB intr

freak out

приходи́ть в возбужде́ние/экста́з

II . freak out VB trans

to freak sb out

приводи́ть в возбужде́ние кого́-ли́бо

fresh [freʃ] ADJ

1. fresh (not stale):

fresh air, water, food

све́жий

fresh air, water, food

натура́льный

fresh bread

све́жий

2. fresh (new):

fresh

но́вый

fresh snow

свежевы́павший снег m

to make a fresh start

начина́ть всё за́ново

fresh from the oven/the factory

пря́мо с печи́/фа́брики

3. fresh (cool):

fresh breeze

прохла́дный

fresh breeze

холо́дный

4. fresh (not tired):

fresh

све́жий

fresh

бо́дрый

5. fresh inf (disrespectful):

fresh

де́рзкий

fresh

наха́льный

Phrases:

to feel as fresh as a daisy

чу́вствовать себя́ све́жим как огу́рчик

freely [ˈfri:lɪ] ADV

1. freely (unrestrictedly):

freely

свобо́дно

freely available

со свобо́дным до́ступом

2. freely (without obstruction):

freely

неограни́ченно

3. freely (frankly):

freely

открове́нно

4. freely (generously):

freely

ще́дро

freely

оби́льно

I . freeze <froze, frozen> [fri:z] VB intr

1. freeze:

freeze liquid

замерза́ть

freeze food

замора́живать

2. freeze (become totally still):

freeze

замира́ть

freeze

застыва́ть

II . freeze <froze, frozen> [fri:z] VB trans

freeze a. fig:

freeze

моро́зить

freeze the prices of essentials

замора́живать це́ны на предме́ты пе́рвой необходи́мости

Phrases:

to make sb's blood freeze

кровь сты́нет в жи́лах

III . freeze <froze, frozen> [fri:z] N

1. freeze (spell of cold weather):

freeze

хо́лод m

freeze

моро́з m

2. freeze econ:

freeze

замора́живание nt

fresco <-s [or -es]> [ˈfreskəʊ, Am -koʊ] N

fresco

фре́ска f

I . fret¹ <-tt-> [fret] VB intr

fret

раздража́ться

fret

беспоко́иться

II . fret¹ [fret] N

to be in a fret

быть в раздраже́нии

to be in a fret

волнова́ться

friend [frend] N

friend

друг m

to be friends with

дружи́ть с кем-ли́бо

to make friends (with sb)

подружи́ться с кем-ли́бо

a friend of mine/his/hers/yours

мой/его́/её/твой друг

I . queue [kju:] N Aus, Brit

1. queue (line):

queue

о́чередь f

queue in traffic

про́бка f

to be in a queue for sth

стоя́ть/вы́строиться в о́чередь за чем-ли́бо

to join a queue

станови́ться в о́чередь

to jump the queue

пройти́ без о́череди

2. queue COMPUT:

queue

спи́сок m очерёдности

II . queue [kju:] VB intr

1. queue (wait):

queue

встать в о́чередь

to queue for sth

встать в о́чередь за чем-ли́бо

2. queue COMPUT:

queue

ста́вить в о́чередь

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frequent1 [ˈfri:kwənt, Am fri:-] ADJ

I . freshen [ˈfreʃn] VB trans

II . freshen [ˈfreʃn] VB intr

I . frozen [ˈfrəʊzn, Am ˈfroʊzn] VB

frozen pp of freeze

II . frozen [ˈfrəʊzn, Am ˈfroʊzn] ADJ

See also freeze

I . freeze <froze, frozen> [fri:z] VB intr

1. freeze:

2. freeze (become totally still):

II . freeze <froze, frozen> [fri:z] VB trans

freeze a. fig:

Phrases:

III . freeze <froze, frozen> [fri:z] N

1. freeze (spell of cold weather):

2. freeze econ:

frequency <-cies> [ˈfri:kwənsɪ] N no pl

I . free <-r, -est> [fri:] ADJ

1. free (not constrained):

2. free (not affected by):

3. free (not attached):

4. free (not busy):

5. free (not occupied):

6. free (costing nothing):

7. free (generous):

8. free translation, verse:

Phrases:

II . free [fri:] ADV

III . free [fri:] VB trans

1. free (release):

2. free (make available):

frequently [ˈfri:kwentli] ADV

freeman <-men> [ˈfri:mən] N

1. freeman HISTORY (not slave):

2. freeman (honorary citizen):

freezer [ˈfri:zəɐ, Am -zɚ] N

frenzy [ˈfrenzɪ] N no pl

I . freak [fri:k] N

1. freak:

2. freak (enthusiast):

II . freak [fri:k] ADJ

III . freak [fri:k] VB intr

freak → freak out

See also freak out

I . freak out VB intr

II . freak out VB trans

fresh [freʃ] ADJ

1. fresh (not stale):

2. fresh (new):

3. fresh (cool):

4. fresh (not tired):

5. fresh inf (disrespectful):

Phrases:

freely [ˈfri:lɪ] ADV

1. freely (unrestrictedly):

2. freely (without obstruction):

3. freely (frankly):

4. freely (generously):

I . freeze <froze, frozen> [fri:z] VB intr

1. freeze:

2. freeze (become totally still):

II . freeze <froze, frozen> [fri:z] VB trans

freeze a. fig:

Phrases:

III . freeze <froze, frozen> [fri:z] N

1. freeze (spell of cold weather):

2. freeze econ:

fresco <-s [or -es]> [ˈfreskəʊ, Am -koʊ] N

I . fret1 <-tt-> [fret] VB intr

II . fret1 [fret] N

friend [frend] N

I . queue [kju:] N Aus, Brit

1. queue (line):

2. queue COMPUT:

II . queue [kju:] VB intr

1. queue (wait):

2. queue COMPUT:

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frequent¹ [ˈfri:kwənt, Am fri:-] ADJ

I . fret¹ <-tt-> [fret] VB intr

II . fret¹ [fret] N