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  • визави́

    opposite, facing, vis-a-vis, the person facing

  • приня́ть

    to accept, to take, to receive

    to take (a shower), to make (a decision), to take (measures)

    to receive, to welcome, to see (a visitor)

    to pass, to adopt, to approve

    to take (medicine)

    to hire, to take on, to admit (to a school)

    to take part, to participate

  • быва́ть

    to be (at a place), to be present, to be usually

    to happen, to occur, to take place, to be held

    to visit, to frequent, to go (to a place regularly)

    to tend to be, to be inclined to be, to be sometimes

  • останови́ться

    to stop, to come to a stop, to halt, to stand still

    to stay (as a visitor), to put up (at a hotel), to stop off

  • зайти́

    to go in, to step into, to stop by

    to drop in, to drop by, to call on, to go to see

    to pick up, to fetch, to call for, to collect

    to set, to go down

    to go to (a website), to visit, to log on to

    to appeal to, to go down well with

  • свида́ние

    date, rendezvous

    meeting, appointment

    visit, visiting time

    seeing again, goodbye (in «до свидания»)

  • сходи́ть

    to go (and come back), to make a trip, to go and see, to pay a visit

    to fetch, to go and get, to go for

  • гость

    guest, visitor

    guests, company, visitors

  • мечта́

    dream, desire, ambition, vision

  • заходи́ть

    to drop in, to call in, to pop in, to go to see (someone)

    to come in, to go in, to enter, to step inside

    to pick up (on the way), to fetch

    to log in, to visit (a website), to go on (a site)

    to set (sun), to go down (sun)

  • ви́дно

    it is visible, one can see, noticeable

    apparently, evidently, obviously, probably

  • пожа́ловать

    to come, to visit, to call on someone

    to grant, to bestow, to confer, to give

  • я́вно

    clearly, obviously, evidently

    unmistakably, visibly

    really

  • навести́ть

    to visit (someone)

  • зре́ние

    sight, eyesight, vision

    view

  • посети́ть

    to visit

  • гляде́ть

    to look, to gaze, to peer, to glance

    to look after, to keep an eye on, to watch over

    to face, to look out onto, to give onto

    to look like, to look, to appear

    to show, to peep out, to be visible

  • появля́ться

    to appear, to show up, to turn up

    to appear, to come into view, to become visible

    to emerge, to arise

  • навеща́ть

    to visit

  • ви́димый

    visible, in sight

    apparent, ostensible

  • побыва́ть

    to visit, to have been (in a place), to spend some time (somewhere), to call on (someone)

  • посети́тель

    visitor

    patron, customer

  • посеща́ть

    to visit, to call on

    to attend

  • похо́д

    hike, hiking trip, camping trip

    campaign, march

    trip, outing, visit

  • визи́т

    visit, call

  • нанести́

    to inflict, to cause

    to deal (a blow), to deliver (a blow), to strike

    to apply (a layer), to put on, to plot (on a map)

    to pay (a visit)

    to bring (a quantity of), to pile up

  • повида́ть

    to see, to get to see, to visit, to meet

    to experience, to live through, to go through

  • прихо́д

    arrival, coming

    visit, call

    parish, congregation

    receipts, income entry

  • обойти́

    to go around, to walk round, to skirt

    to evade, to bypass, to avoid, to circumvent

    to go round (all of them), to make the rounds of, to visit one by one

    to overtake, to pass, to outstrip

    to spread (of news), to go round, to travel round

  • ви́дный

    visible, conspicuous

    prominent, eminent, distinguished, notable

    handsome, stately

  • густо́й

    dense, thick

    thick, viscous

  • перспекти́ва

    perspective / prospect, outlook, vista

  • ви́за

    visa

  • ладо́нь

    palm (of the hand)

    in full view, plainly visible, spread out below (of a view)

    slope (of a hill), hillside

  • посеще́ние

    visit, attendance

  • осмо́тр

    examination, checkup

    viewing, sightseeing, visit

    inspection, check

  • виде́ние

    apparition, ghost, phantom, specter

    vision, dream image, illusion

  • ви́дение

    vision, sight, the ability to see

  • визи́тка

    business card, visiting card

    morning coat, cutaway

  • ви́димость

    visibility

    semblance, outward appearance, pretence

  • прове́дать

    to visit, to look in on, to drop in on

    to find out, to learn (by chance), to get wind of

  • наноси́ть

    to inflict, to deal (a blow), to cause (damage)

    to apply, to put on, to spread on

    to plot (on a map), to mark, to enter (on a plan)

    to pay (a visit)

    to bring (in quantity), to pile up, to deposit (of wind or water), to wash up

  • вообрази́ть

    to imagine, to picture, to visualize, to envision

    to fancy, to imagine (wrongly), to suppose

  • обзо́р

    overview, survey, review

    review, round-up

    view, visibility, field of vision

  • заме́тный

    noticeable, perceptible, visible

    conspicuous, striking, eye-catching

    considerable, significant, appreciable

    prominent, notable

  • отража́ться

    to be reflected, to be mirrored, to reverberate (of sound)

    to be reflected (in), to show, to be visible

    to affect, to have an effect on, to tell on

  • лик

    face, countenance, visage

    image, depicted face

    appearance, aspect

    choir, church choir

    host, company, band

    rejoicing, jubilation

  • пока́зываться

    to show oneself, to come into view, to become visible

    to show up, to turn up, to appear

    to see (a doctor), to present oneself for examination

  • зае́зд

    race, heat, run

    driveway, entrance (for vehicles), turn-in

    visit, stop, call, detour

  • грёза

    dream, daydream, reverie, vision

  • наблюда́емый

    observable, visible, perceptible, observed

  • объе́хать

    to drive around, to go around, to skirt, to avoid (by driving round)

    to travel around, to tour, to visit (many places)

  • гости́ть

    to stay as a guest, to be visiting, to visit

  • зри́тельный

    visual, optic, optical

    spectators', auditorium (in зрительный зал)

  • свида́нье

    date, rendezvous, appointment, meeting

    reunion, seeing each other again

    visit, visiting time

  • наве́даться

    to drop in, to call on, to visit, to look in on

    to inquire (about), to ask after

  • погости́ть

    to stay as a guest, to visit for a while, to stay with (someone)

  • прие́зжий

    newly arrived newcomer visitor

  • го́стья

    visitor, guest

  • визуа́льный

    visual

  • визи́тный

    visiting

  • выгля́дывать

    to look out, to peep out, to peer out, to lean out

    to peek out, to show, to stick out, to become visible

  • завсегда́тай

    regular, habitué, regular customer

    frequenter, frequent visitor, habitual attender

  • нае́зд

    running over (a pedestrian), collision, rear-end collision

    verbal attack, accusation, dig

    shakedown, extortion, intimidation, pressure

    raid, incursion, inroad

    flying visit, brief stay

    brawl, scuffle

  • жа́ловать

    to grant, to bestow, to confer, to give

    to like, to be fond of, to favour

    to come (as a guest), to visit, to call on

  • нагля́дный

    illustrative, graphic, clear

    visual

  • кругозо́р

    outlook, horizon, breadth of knowledge, range of interests

    view, range of vision, panorama

  • прови́дец

    seer prophet visionary

  • тиски́

    vice, vise, grip

  • приходя́щий

    coming, arriving, incoming

    incoming, inbound

    non-resident, live-out, visiting

  • мая́чить

    to loom, to appear indistinctly, to be dimly visible

  • визитёр

    visitor, caller

  • вико́нт

    viscount

  • зре́лищный

    spectacular, visually impressive, eye-catching

    entertainment (attributive), of public shows, performance-related

  • наве́дываться

    to visit (now and then), to call on, to drop in on, to look in on

    to inquire (about), to ask after

  • козырёк

    visor

  • визуа́льно

    visually, by sight, by eye

    in appearance, to the eye

  • нагля́дно

    by visual demonstration, visually, graphically, clearly

  • жи́вчик

    lively person, sprightly fellow, live wire

    spermatozoon, sperm cell, sperm

    visibly pulsing temple artery, throbbing vein on the temple

    nervous twitch of the eyelid, eyelid tic

    live bait fish, baitfish

    quicksilver, mercury

  • вя́зкий

    viscous, thick, gluey

    boggy, swampy, miry

  • просма́триваться

    to be visible, to be in view, to be seen

    to be discernible, to be noticeable, to be perceptible

  • зачасти́ть

    to take to visiting often, to start coming often, to become a frequent visitor

    to rattle off, to start jabbering, to launch into rapid speech

    to quicken, to become more frequent, to come faster

  • двои́ться

    to appear double, to be blurred (of vision)

  • посеща́емый

    frequented, visited, attended

  • вырисо́вываться

    to be visible, to appear, to loom, to stand out

  • побыва́вший

    having been, who has visited, having spent time

  • лимб

    limb (graduated circle), graduated scale, dial

    limb (of a celestial body), visible edge

    limbo

    limbus (of the cornea), corneal margin

  • обозри́мый

    foreseeable

    visible, surveyable

  • фантазёр

    dreamer, visionary

  • мечта́тельница

    dreamer, day-dreamer, visionary

  • просве́чивать

    to show through, to shine through, to be visible through

    to X-ray, to examine by transillumination, to look through (against the light)

  • посеща́ющий

    visiting, attending

  • зри́мый

    visible

  • посети́тельница

    visitor, caller, guest

  • прове́дывать

    to come to see, to call on, to visit, to drop in on

    to find out, to learn, to get wind of

  • навеща́емый

    visited, being visited, frequented

  • тягу́чий

    viscous, viscid, syrupy, malleable

  • зае́зжий

    visiting, passing through, itinerant, from out of town

  • проступа́ть

    to show through, to appear, to become visible

    to ooze, to exude, to seep through

  • гастролёр

    touring performer, guest artist, visiting performer

    casual worker, temporary worker, drifter

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