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Arms russian

  • обнима́ть

    to hug, to embrace

    to clasp, to wrap one's arms around, to encircle

  • скла́дывать

    to put (in), to pack, to stow, to put away

    to fold, to fold up, to collapse (a chair or tent)

    to stack, to pile up, to heap up, to store

    to add, to add up, to sum up

    to assemble, to put together, to build (from parts)

    to compose, to make up (a song), to write (verses)

    to lay down (arms), to give up (powers), to relinquish

  • охвати́ть

    to grip, to seize, to overcome

    to engulf, to sweep through

    to encompass, to cover, to include

    to clasp, to put one's arms around

  • вооруже́ние

    arms, armament, weaponry

    arming

    equipment, fittings

  • герб

    coat of arms, armorial bearings

  • охва́тывать

    to encompass, to cover, to comprise, to include

    to grip, to seize, to overcome, to come over

    to engulf, to envelop, to spread over

    to clasp, to put one's arms around, to grip

  • вывора́чивать

    to turn inside out, to turn out (pockets)

    to unscrew, to screw out

    to twist (someone's arms), to wrench

    to pull out, to tear out, to uproot

  • сора́тник

    comrade-in-arms, companion-in-arms, fellow fighter, comrade

  • объя́тый

    engulfed, enveloped, encompassed

    seized, overcome, gripped, overwhelmed

    embraced, held in someone's arms

  • дружи́нник

    retainer, man-at-arms, member of a prince's retinue, warrior

    member of a volunteer public order squad, vigilante patrolman, auxiliary police volunteer

  • раски́дывать

    to scatter, to strew about, to spread out

    to spread out (arms), to stretch out, to spread apart

    to set up, to pitch (a tent)

  • заломи́ть

    to twist (arms behind the back), to wrench back, to bend back

    to snap, to break off, to bend over

    to cock (a hat), to tilt back, to push back (a cap)

    to charge (an outrageous price), to ask (a steep price)

  • ти́снуть

    to press, to squeeze, to give a squeeze

    to print, to publish, to run (in a paper)

    to hug tightly, to squeeze (in one's arms), to cuddle

  • перекрести́ть

    to make the sign of the cross over, to bless with the sign of the cross, to cross

    to cross, to lay crosswise, to fold (arms)

    to rename, to rechristen, to rebaptize

  • сора́тница

    comrade-in-arms (female), fellow fighter, companion-in-arms, female ally

  • ге́рбовый

    heraldic, bearing coat of arms

  • ополча́ться

    to take up arms (against), to rise up (against), to be up in arms (against), to turn (against)

    to raise an army, to muster troops, to form a militia

  • длиннору́кий

    with long arms, long-armed

  • разоружа́ться

    to disarm

    to lay down one's arms, to give up one's weapons, to be disarmed

    to drop one's aggressive stance, to give up all militancy

  • подбоче́ниться

    to stand with arms akimbo, to put one's hands on one's hips

  • общевойсково́й

    combined-arms, all-arms, combat-arms

    common to all arms, general military, applying to all troops

  • боепита́ние

    munitions supply, ammunition supply, supply of arms and ammunition

  • росвооружение

    Russian armament, Russian weaponry, Rosvooruzhenie (former state arms exporter)

  • грудни́к

    baby, infant, babe in arms

  • подбоче́нившийся

    with arms akimbo, with hands on hips

  • ополчаемый

    mobilized, being called to arms, being roused to fight

  • ополча́ющийся

    taking up arms, rising up, insurgent, rebellious

  • ополча́вшийся

    taking up arms, rising up, rebelling

  • разма́хивавшийся

    swinging, brandishing, waving (one's arms)

  • руже́йник

    gunsmith, gun maker, armourer

    firearms expert, small-arms specialist

    rifleman, musketeer

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