familyr> 1 1) i> 2); a man of means ; a man of business ) ; ) ; ; a man of law , ; ; ; a man of letters ) , ; ) .i> ; he is the very man for this job ; if you want a good music teacher, here's your man , ( ); if you want to sell the car, I'm your man , ; if any man comes ... ...;
2) .i> ( i> man and wife) ; man and wife ; to live as man and wife - ; he made them man and wife ;
3) .i> ; ;
4) .i> , ( i>); hurry up, man! hurry up my (good) man! , ! , !
2.b> 1) ; the rights of man ; as one / a / man , ; to a man , ; to the last man , ; all sorts and conditions of men, men of all conditions / ; to mistake one's man / ; man overboard! ! !
2) (i>) , ;
3.b> 1) , , ;
2) .i> pli> ; ; this factory employs 300 men ;
3) i> ; i> , ;
4) pli> ; officers and men ;
4.b> i> (i>); to jump a man / ;
5.b> ( i>);
6.b> .i> ;
7.b> man-of-war-i>, merchantman-i> i> ..i> .i>;
8.b> (-man) , / :i> clergyman , / ; postman ; sportsman ; workman ;
9.b> (the man, .i> the Man) .i> .i> 1) , ; "";
2) ; .i> .i> ( i>);
3) ; ;
4) ;
5) ;
6) , ;
10.b> (the man) / / ( .. i>);
the inner manb> ) "", , ; (i>); ) .i> , ; to refresh the inner man , ; the outer manb> ) , ; (i>); ) .i> ; ; to clothe the outer man ; odd manb> ) .i> , ; ) ; odd manb> outb> ) . ( )i> i> ; .i> i> ; ) i> ; ) / ; heavy manb> ) .i> ; ) .i> .i> ; ; one-dolar-a-year manb> .i> , ; a marked manb> .i> markedr> ; manb> of the houseb> / ; a manb> of the dayb> / ; a manb> of the worldb> ) / ; ) / (.i> a society man); ab> manb> about townb> / / ( , , .i>); a manb> of the turfb> ; a manb> of strawb> ) / ; ) / ( i>); ) ( , ;i> .i> a straw man); ) , ; a manb> of Godb> ) ; ) , / ; Son ofb> Manb> .i> ( i>); manb> of sinb> .i> , , ; manb> of Romeb> ; manb> of Belialb> / ; , ; Manb> of Sorrowsb> .i> i> ( i>); a manb> in a thousandb> / , ; manb> in blueb> ; the manb> in the streetb> /b> .i> .i> in the cars /b> / ; ; every manb> Jackb> .i> jack Ir> 2; the manb> in the moonb> .i> moon Ir> ; manb> and boyb> ) , ; he lived there man and boy ; ) .i> , ; ; man and boy turned out into the street ; manb> to manb> , , [.i> .i> 1 1)]; between manb> and manb> [.i> .i> 1 1)]; the manb> for me, the manb> for my moneyb> , (. i>); the manb> higher upb> ; , ; ; the manb> at the wheelb> , ; Manb> Fridayb> , ; no man's landb> .i> land Ir> ; to hit a manb> when he is downb> ; to be one's own manb> , / ; a manb> or a mouseb> , ; , ; are you men or mice that you give up your lands and rights so easily? , , ! like master, like manb> .i> master Ir> ; every manb> to his (own) tasteb> / / ; ; every manb> has his hobby-horseb> , / ; / ; a drowning manb> will catch at a strawb> .i> ; (so) many men, (so) many mindsb> .i> , ; ; a manb> is known by the company he keepsb> .i> , , ; one man's meat is another man's poisonb> .i> , ; , ; ab> manb> can die but onceb> .i> dier> ; man proposes but God disposesb> .i> , .
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