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escape: I. intransitive verb II. transitive verb III. noun
scrape: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb III. noun
scale: I. noun II. transitive verb
scare: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb III. noun
scalpel: noun
scamper: intransitive verb
scarper: transitive verb
scampi: noun
scarce: adjective and adverb
scamp: noun
scald: I. transitive verb II. noun
scalp: I. noun II. transitive verb
scaly: adjective and adverb
scant: adjective and adverb
scarf: noun
scarp: noun
scary: adjective and adverb
scapula: noun
scabies: noun
scanner: noun

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I . escape [ɪˈskeɪp] VB intr

II . escape [ɪˈskeɪp] VB trans

1. escape (avoid):

to escape sth

избежа́ть что-ли́бо

there's no escaping the fact that …

нельзя́ пренебре́чь тем фа́ктом, что …

2. escape (fail to be noticed or remembered):

to escape sb's attention

ускользну́ть от чьего́-ли́бо внима́ния

her name escapes me

ника́к не могу́ вспо́мнить её и́мени

3. escape (not suppressed):

a cry escaped them

они́ испусти́ли крик

III . escape [ɪˈskeɪp] N

1. escape (act of fleeing):

escape

бе́гство nt

to make (good) one's escape

соверши́ть (уда́чный) побе́г

2. escape (avoidance):

to have a narrow escape

едва́ избежа́ть опа́сности

3. escape (accidental outflow):

escape

уте́чка f (га́за, жи́дкости)

4. escape LAW:

escape clause

кла́узула f возмо́жности отка́за (огова́ривающая пра́во на освобожде́ние от договорны́х обя́занностей )

I . scrape [skreɪp] VB trans

1. scrape:

scrape (remove layer)

скрести́

scrape (remove dirt)

очища́ть

2. scrape:

scrape (graze)

обдира́ть

scrape (scratch)

цара́пать

3. scrape (rub against):

scrape

задева́ть

II . scrape [skreɪp] VB intr

1. scrape (rub against):

scrape

скрести́сь

2. scrape pej (play violin badly):

scrape

пили́кать

3. scrape (economize):

scrape

копи́ть

Phrases:

to bow and scrape

заи́скивать

to bow and scrape

кла́няться и расша́ркиваться

III . scrape [skreɪp] N

1. scrape no pl (act of scraping):

scrape

скобле́ние nt

2. scrape (graze on skin):

scrape

цара́пина f

3. scrape (sound):

scrape

скрип m

4. scrape inf (situation):

scrape

неприя́тность f

scrape

передря́га f

to get into a scrape

попа́сть в переде́лку

I . scale¹ [skeɪl] N

1. scale ZOOL:

scale

чешуя́ f

2. scale no pl MED:

scale

коро́ста f

II . scale¹ [skeɪl] VB trans

1. scale (remove scales):

scale

соска́бливать чешую́

scale paint

лущи́ть

2. scale MED:

scale

шелуши́ться

I . scare [skeəɐ, Am sker] VB trans

II . scare [skeəɐ, Am sker] VB intr

scare

испуга́ться

she is very brave — she doesn't scare easily

она́ о́чень сме́лая — её нелегко́ испуга́ть

III . scare [skeəɐ, Am sker] N

1. scare (fright):

scare

испу́г m

to have a scare

перепуга́ться

to give sb a scare

испуга́ть кого́-ли́бо

2. scare (panic):

scare

па́ника f

scare story

сенсацио́нный материа́л m

scalpel [ˈskælpəl] N MED

scalpel

ска́льпель m

scamper [ˈskæmpəɐ, Am -pɚ] VB intr

scamper

носи́ться

scamper

скака́ть

scarper [ˈskɑ:pəɐ, Am ˈskɑ:rpɚ] VB trans Brit, Aus inf

scarper

смыва́ться

scampi [ˈskæmpi] N pl ZOOL

scampi

креве́тки мн

scarce [skeəs, Am skers] ADJ

scarce

недоста́точный

scarce

ску́дный

to make oneself scarce inf

потихо́ньку улизну́ть

to make oneself scarce inf

не попада́ться на глаза́

scamp [skæmp] N inf

scamp

безде́льник m

scamp

тунея́дец m

I . scald [skɔ:ld, Am skɑ:ld] VB trans

1. scald (burn):

scald

обжига́ть

scald

ошпа́рить (па́ром или кипятко́м)

2. scald (clean):

scald

обдава́ть кипятко́м

3. scald (heat):

scald milk

доводи́ть до кипе́ния

II . scald [skɔ:ld, Am skɑ:ld] N MED

scald

ожо́г m

I . scalp [skælp] N (head skin, war trophy)

scalp

скальп m

scalp fig

трофе́й m

to be out after sb's scalp

быть агресси́вно настро́енным

to be out after sb's scalp

жа́ждать чьей-ли́бо кро́ви

II . scalp [skælp] VB trans

1. scalp in war:

to scalp sb

скальпи́ровать

2. scalp Am, Aus inf (re-sell):

scalp

снима́ть скальп

scaly <-ier, -iest> [ˈskeɪlɪ] ADJ

1. scaly ZOOL:

scaly

покры́тый чешуёй

2. scaly MED:

scaly skin

чешу́йчатый

scant [skænt] ADJ

scant

ску́дный

scant attention

недоста́точное внима́ние nt

scarf <-ves [or -s]> [skɑ:f, Am skɑ:rf] N (round neck)

scarf

шарф m

scarp [skɑ:p, Am skɑ:rp] N

scarp

круто́й отко́с m

scary <-ier, -est> [ˈskeərɪ, Am ˈskerɪ] ADJ

scary

жу́ткий

scary

ужа́сный

scary film

фи́льм m у́жасов

scapula <-s [or -lae]> [ˈskæpjʊlə] pl N ANAT

scapula

лопа́тка f

scabies [ˈskeɪbi:z] N no pl MED

scabies

чесо́тка f

scanner [ˈskænəɐ, Am -ɚ] N COMPUT

scanner

ска́нер m

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The flowers, which appear in spring before the leaves, are borne in racemes on a leafless stem (scape) up to 60 cm long. en.wikipedia.org

The busyness of the woodwinds against rocking harmonies and incandescent string chords was something like a sea-scape; a rocking boat here, a cliff-face there, clouds scudding overhead. www.telegraph.co.uk

The city-scape features prominently in his canvases, and in them reflect the agonies of the urban middle class and poor, both dark and dense. en.wikipedia.org

In females, the epigyne has a long scape (a tongue-like appendage). en.wikipedia.org

When flushed, they utter a sharp note that sounds like "scape, scape" and fly off in a series of aerial zig-zags to confuse predators. en.wikipedia.org

Along the scape of some kinds of daylilies, small leafy proliferations form at nodes or in bracts. en.wikipedia.org

The village is noted for its hilly land scape and rocky terrain. en.wikipedia.org

A bulb needs to produce large, healthy leaves in the summer growing season before it can send up a scape the following year. en.wikipedia.org

Its head's front vertex and scape are light brown. en.wikipedia.org

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I . escape [ɪˈskeɪp] VB intr

1. escape (flee):

2. escape COMPUT:

Phrases:

II . escape [ɪˈskeɪp] VB trans

1. escape (avoid):

2. escape (fail to be noticed or remembered):

3. escape (not suppressed):

III . escape [ɪˈskeɪp] N

1. escape (act of fleeing):

2. escape (avoidance):

3. escape (accidental outflow):

4. escape LAW:

I . scrape [skreɪp] VB trans

1. scrape:

2. scrape:

3. scrape (rub against):

Phrases:

II . scrape [skreɪp] VB intr

1. scrape (rub against):

2. scrape pej (play violin badly):

3. scrape (economize):

Phrases:

III . scrape [skreɪp] N

1. scrape no pl (act of scraping):

2. scrape (graze on skin):

3. scrape (sound):

4. scrape inf (situation):

I . scale1 [skeɪl] N

1. scale ZOOL:

2. scale no pl MED:

II . scale1 [skeɪl] VB trans

1. scale (remove scales):

2. scale MED:

I . scare [skeəɐ, Am sker] VB trans

II . scare [skeəɐ, Am sker] VB intr

III . scare [skeəɐ, Am sker] N

1. scare (fright):

2. scare (panic):

scalpel [ˈskælpəl] N MED

scamper [ˈskæmpəɐ, Am -pɚ] VB intr

scarper [ˈskɑ:pəɐ, Am ˈskɑ:rpɚ] VB trans Brit, Aus inf

scampi [ˈskæmpi] N pl ZOOL

scarce [skeəs, Am skers] ADJ

scamp [skæmp] N inf

I . scald [skɔ:ld, Am skɑ:ld] VB trans

1. scald (burn):

2. scald (clean):

3. scald (heat):

II . scald [skɔ:ld, Am skɑ:ld] N MED

I . scalp [skælp] N (head skin, war trophy)

II . scalp [skælp] VB trans

1. scalp in war:

2. scalp Am, Aus inf (re-sell):

scaly <-ier, -iest> [ˈskeɪlɪ] ADJ

1. scaly ZOOL:

2. scaly MED:

scant [skænt] ADJ

scarf <-ves [or -s]> [skɑ:f, Am skɑ:rf] N (round neck)

scarp [skɑ:p, Am skɑ:rp] N

scary <-ier, -est> [ˈskeərɪ, Am ˈskerɪ] ADJ

scapula <-s [or -lae]> [ˈskæpjʊlə] pl N ANAT

scabies [ˈskeɪbi:z] N no pl MED

scanner [ˈskænəɐ, Am -ɚ] N COMPUT

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I . scale¹ [skeɪl] N

II . scale¹ [skeɪl] VB trans