öder russian
происходи́ть
to happen, to occur, to take place, to be going on
to descend (from), to be descended (from), to originate (from)
to arise (from), to result (from), to spring (from), to derive (from)
произойти́
to happen, to occur, to take place, to be going on
to derive, to be descended, to originate
to arise (from), to result (from), to spring (from)
смея́ться
to laugh
to laugh at, to make fun of, to mock, to deride
вы́вести
to take out, to lead out, to bring out, to walk out (with someone)
to remove, to get rid of, to exterminate, to destroy
to withdraw, to pull out, to remove (from a post), to expel
to deduce, to infer, to conclude, to derive
to bring (into a state), to launch (into orbit), to lead (into a position)
to breed, to develop (a new variety), to grow, to raise
to hatch
to depict, to portray, to present (as a character)
извле́чь
to extract, to take out, to retrieve, to remove
to derive (benefit), to draw (a lesson)
to extract (a root)
котело́к
pot, kettle, billycan
mess tin, mess kit
bowler hat, derby
выводи́ть
to take out, to lead out, to help out
to withdraw, to remove (from a body), to pull out
to remove, to get out (a stain)
to conclude, to infer, to deduce, to derive
to exterminate, to extirpate, to destroy
to hatch, to breed, to raise, to grow
to depict, to portray
вы́водить
to lead out, to take out, to bring out
to withdraw, to pull out
to remove, to get out
to drive mad, to infuriate, to exasperate
to conclude, to infer, to deduce, to derive
to breed, to develop, to grow, to raise
to hatch
to exterminate, to eradicate, to get rid of
to depict, to portray
to take around (to various places), to take out (everywhere)
to play (a fish), to land (a fish)
образо́ванный
educated, well-educated
formed, derived
насме́шливо
derisively
вы́писать
write out, copy out, extract
make out, issue, write out
discharge (a patient), strike off a list, deregister
subscribe to, order
render carefully, delineate
подле́ц
(derogatory) wretch, scoundrel, rascal
насме́шка
mockery, sneer, gibe, derision
снима́ться
act in a film, appear in a movie, be filmed
be photographed, have one's picture taken, pose for a photo
be cancelled, be lifted, be withdrawn
come off, be removable, detach
deregister, sign off (a register), check out
расстро́ить
upset, distress, sadden
thwart, frustrate, foil, ruin
throw into confusion, disorder, disrupt
put out of tune, untune
upset (the stomach), impair, shatter (the nerves), derange
отвлека́ть
distract, divert, draw away
interrupt, disturb, keep (from work)
abstract, derive (by abstraction)
извлека́ть
extract, take out, remove, draw out
derive, draw (a lesson), gain, profit (from)
отвле́чь
distract, divert, draw away
abstract, derive
ко́жный
skin, cutaneous, dermal
возвести́
erect, build, put up
raise, lift up
elevate, raise (to a rank)
raise to a power
level (an accusation), bring (a charge)
trace back, derive
сня́ться
appear in a film, act in a film, play a part (in a film)
have one's photo taken, be photographed
deregister, be taken off the register
come off, set off (from a place), weigh (anchor)
че́рпать
scoop, ladle, draw (water), bail out
derive, draw, obtain, glean
издева́тельство
mockery, derision, taunting, humiliation
bullying, abuse, maltreatment
чу́рка
block of wood, log, chock, chunk of wood
churka (ethnic slur), wog, Middle Easterner (derogatory)
blockhead, dolt, idiot
глум
mockery, derision, scorn
произво́дный
(bookish) derivative
восходи́ть
rise
go back to, date back to, derive from
climb, ascend, go up
почерпну́ть
get, draw, derive
поме́шанный
mad, crazy, insane, deranged
crazy about, obsessed with, mad about
высме́ивать
ridicule, make fun, deride, scoff
помраче́ние
clouding of the mind, mental derangement, mental aberration
darkening, obscuration, eclipse
совко́вый
Soviet (derogatory), Soviet-era, old-Soviet in style
scoop-, shovel-, dustpan (attr.)
вы́смеять
ridicule, make fun, deride, scoff
зе́нки
eyes (derogatory), peepers, opticals
дермати́т
dermatitis
старуше́нция
old woman (colloquial, often derogatory or familiar), old hag, old biddy
упуще́ние
omission, oversight, lapse
neglect, negligence, carelessness, dereliction of duty
наро́дишко
little people, common folk (derogatory), rabble, riff-raff
извлека́ться
be extracted, be drawn out, be removed, be retrieved
be derived, be gained, be obtained, be learned
глумле́ние
mockery, derision, scoffing, gibing
jeering (at someone), mocking, taunting
блюхер
blucher (shoe), derby (shoe)
насме́шливость
mockery, derision, sarcasm, irony
дорофе́евна
Dorofeevna (a feminine patronymic derived from the male name Dorofey)
произво́дная
derivative
де́рби
derby, local derby
Derby, derby (horse race)
hard-fought contest, gruelling race
дерви́ш
dervish
де́рвиш
dervish
дерива́т
derivative
дерива́ция
derivation, word formation
diversion (of water), canalization
drift (of a projectile), lateral deviation
дермато́лог
dermatologist
дерматологи́ческий
dermatological
дерматоло́гия
dermatology
забро́шенный
abandoned, deserted, derelict
neglected, uncared-for, unkempt, run-down
ко́жник
dermatologist
насмея́ться
laugh, make a laughing-stock, deride, insult
осмея́ние
derision, mockery
открепля́ться
become unfastened, come loose, come off, detach
be struck off the list, deregister
подража́тельство
imitation, imitativeness, derivativeness, epigonism
разла́живать
put out of order, disrupt, mess up, derange
put out of tune, detune
wreck, ruin, spoil
славяни́зм
Slavism, Slavonicism, word derived from Church Slavonic
солдафо́н
soldier (derogatory)
умопомеша́тельство
mental derangement, insanity
ба́бство
womanhood (often derogatory), female company, womanishness
басурма́нка
infidel woman, heathen woman, Muslim woman (derogatory, archaic)
бульба́ш
Bulbash (derogatory term for a Belarusian), potato-eater
буржу́ин
bourgeois, capitalist (derogatory), fat cat (informal, derogatory)
евре́йчик
little Jew, Jew-boy (often derogatory)
жидови́н
Jew (archaic, derogatory, offensive)
гой
gentile, non-Jew, goy (derogatory)
жидо́вствовать
to act like a kike (derogatory, antisemitic), to behave in a stereotypical, pejorative 'Jewish' manner (implying greed, cunning, or manipulation)
дерматогли́фика
Dermatoglyphics
ментя́ра
cop, pig, flic (derogatory)
педерасти́ческий
pederastic, homosexual (derogatory)
психо́ванный
crazy, nuts, psycho, deranged
свора́чиваться
curl up, roll up, coil up
curdle, coagulate, clot, go sour
be cut back, be wound down, be reduced
turn to another subject, veer off, digress
be pushed aside, be shoved to the side
derail, run off the road, topple over
be re-formed behind the front
die after a short illness, be carried off
совде́п
Soviet Union (derogatory), Soviet regime (derogatory), Soviet times (derogatory), Soviet-era mentality (derogatory)
проистече́ние
origin, source, derivation
укр
Ukrainian (derogatory)
Member of a north-eastern European tribe
ганс
German (derogatory), Kraut, Jerry
Hans (male first name)
Хохля́ндия
Ukraine (derogatory)
хач
wog (derogatory slur for a person from the Caucasus or Central Asia)
пиндо́сский
American (derogatory), Pindos (derogatory)
Пиндо́сия
Pindosia (derogatory, informal term for the USA), the States (derogatory)
моска́льский
Muscovite (derogatory), of Moscow (derogatory)
вы́веденный
derived, deduced
bred, reared, cultivated
removed, eliminated, eradicated, erased, taken out
отби́тый
chipped, dented, beaten off, detached
crazy, insane, deranged, unhinged
отморо́женный
frostbitten
crazy, unhinged, deranged, reckless, wild, off one's rocker
сли́занный
licked off, licked away
copied, plagiarized, derivative
вы́ведший
having led out, having brought out, having taken out, having derived
извлека́ющий
extracting, deriving, retrieving, drawing out
извлека́вший
who was extracting, that was retrieving, who was drawing out, who was deriving
извлека́емый
extractable, derivable, retrievable, removable
съе́хавший
crazy, nuts, mad, deranged
че́рпаемый
scoopable, drawable, obtainable, derivable
бря́кнутый
crazy, nuts, bonkers, deranged
подви́нувшийся
deranged, mentally unbalanced, crazy, a bit mad
спя́тивший
mad, crazy, insane, deranged
свихну́вшийся
mad, crazy, deranged, unhinged
шара́хнутый
crazy, nuts, mad, deranged
почерпну́вший
having drawn, having derived, having gained, having borrowed
Examples
Некоторым лю́дям доставля́ет удово́льствие смотре́ть фи́льмы у́жасов.
Some people derive pleasure from watching horror movies.
Мно́гие англи́йские слова происхо́дят из латы́ни.
Many English words are derived from Latin.
Тот, кто уже отрави́лся вла́стью и получи́л от неё хоть какую-то вы́году, хотя бы только на один год, никогда добровольно не отка́жется от её.
Those who have been once intoxicated with power, and have derived any kind of emolument from it, even though but for one year, never can willingly abandon it.
Боб получа́ет удово́льствие от наблюде́ния за насеко́мыми.
Bob derives pleasure from observing insects.
Э́то сло́во происхо́дит из лати́нского языка́.
The word is derived from Latin.
Он зарабо́тал много де́нег на своем ма́леньком би́знесе.
He derived much money from his small business.
Производная постоя́нной фу́нкции всегда равна́ нулю́.
The derivative of a constant function is always zero.
Голла́ндское ́wezeĺ значит то же, что англи́йское ́weaseĺ (ла́ска). Оба слова восхо́дят к прагерманскому *wisulǭ.
‘Wezel’ is the Dutch for ‘weasel’. Both are derived from the Proto-Germanic *wisulǭ.
Салицилаты получа́ются из салици́ловой кислоты и её произво́дных.
Salicylates come from salicylic acid and its derivatives.
На те́ннисных фо́румах тех, кто слепо боле́ет за своего́ люби́мца, смотря притом свысока на его или её сопе́рников, обычно уничижи́тельно называ́ют "глорами". Разумеется, вовсе не ре́дкость, когда э́ти же лю́ди клеймя́т э́тим словом боле́льщиков игроко́в, кото́рые им не нра́вятся.
On tennis forums, those who blindly support their favourite player while looking down on his or her opponents are commonly given the derogatory nickname "tards". Of course, a lot of times these same people use the word to refer to anyone supporting the players they don't like.
У меня хрони́ческий дермати́т.
I have chronic dermatitis.
Она вы́шла замуж за преуспева́ющего дермато́лога.
She married a successful dermatologist.
Её пренебрежи́тельные замеча́ния в а́дрес своего́ нача́льника сто́или ей рабо́ты.
Her derogatory remarks towards her boss caused her to lose her job.
Том - дермато́лог.
Tom is a dermatologist.
Румы́нский, италья́нский, францу́зский, каталанский, испа́нский, португа́льский и все други́е рома́нские языки́ и диале́кты происхо́дят от лати́нского.
Romanian, Italian, French, Catalan, Spanish, Portuguese, and all the other Romance languages and dialects derive from Latin.
Сло́во "средневеко́вый" часто употребля́ется в уничижи́тельном смы́сле обо всем, что па́хнет догмати́змом и схола́стикой.
The word “medieval” is often used in a derogatory sense for everything that reeks of dogmatism and scholasticism.
С ре́льсов сошли́ не́сколько ваго́нов.
Several carriages derailed.
Распространённый спо́соб доказа́тельства математи́ческих утвержде́ний — э́то доказа́тельство от проти́вного. Начина́ют с утвержде́ния, логически противополо́жного тому, кото́рое тре́буется доказа́ть, и приво́дят его к абсу́рду.
A common method of proving mathematical statements is proof by contradiction. One starts with the logical opposite of the statement to be proved and derives a contradiction from it.
Мой отец лечится в кожном диспансере.
My father is being treated at a dermatology clinic.
Продавец предложил мне классические чёрные блюхеры.
The salesperson offered me some classic black derbies.
В этом слове есть словообразовательный аффикс.
This word contains a derivational affix.
Это лекарство - дериват природного вещества.
This medicine is a derivative of a natural substance.
В лингвистике деривация объясняет образование новых слов.
In linguistics, derivation explains how new words are formed.
Мне нужно записаться к дерматологу.
I need to make an appointment with a dermatologist.
В клинике открыли новое дерматологическое отделение.
A new dermatology department has opened at the clinic.
Она изучает дерматологию в университете.
She is studying dermatology at university.
Дерматология занимается болезнями кожи.
Dermatology deals with diseases of the skin.
Он выбрал дерматологию своей специальностью.
He chose dermatology as his specialty.
Кожник осмотрел мою руку внимательно
The dermatologist examined my hand carefully.
Мне нужно записаться к кожнику
I need to make an appointment with a dermatologist.
В парфюме использовали мускус животного происхождения.
Animal-derived musk was used in the perfume.
Его выступление подверглось всеобщему осмеянию.
His speech was subjected to general derision.
Этот суффикс имеет словообразовательное значение.
This suffix has a derivational meaning.
Врачи используют дерматоглифику для анализа отпечатков.
Doctors use dermatoglyphics to analyze fingerprints.
Этот метод основан на дерматоглифике.
This method is based on dermatoglyphics.
Это было какое-то мазохистское удовольствие от боли
It was some kind of masochistic pleasure derived from pain.
Свихнувшийся старик разговаривал сам с собой.
The deranged old man talked to himself.
Дереализация мешает человеку чувствовать реальность происходящего.
Derealization prevents a person from feeling the reality of what is happening.



















