Band russian
гру́ппа
group, cluster, clump
band, musical group
джаз
jazz, jazz band
орке́стр
orchestra(a large group of musicians who play many different instruments together and are led by a conductor), brass band, orchestra-pit
полоса́
strip, band, belt
stripe
lane
period, spell, run
page
frequency band, band
bar
ле́нта
ribbon, band
tape
feed
belt
film, movie
рези́нка
elastic, elastic band, rubber band
eraser, rubber
hair tie, hair elastic
chewing gum, gum
condom, rubber
полотно́
linen cloth, linen, cloth
canvas, painting
blade (of a saw), leaf (of a door)
belt, band, strip
roadway, road surface, track bed
поло́ска
strip, narrow band, little strip
thin line, streak, stripe
moulding strip, edging
лик
face, countenance, visage
image, depicted face
appearance, aspect
choir, church choir
host, company, band
rejoicing, jubilation
диапазо́н
range, span, bracket
band, waveband, frequency range
spectrum, breadth, array
range (of a voice), compass
дирижёр
conductor, band-master
ша́йка
gang, band, mob
small wash-tub, tub, basin
сбива́ться
to lose one's way, to stray, to go off course, to deviate
to get confused, to lose the thread, to falter, to stumble (in speech)
to huddle together, to cluster, to band together, to clump
to slip out of place, to slide, to get rumpled up
заста́вка
wallpaper (on a screen), screensaver, background image
jingle, station ident, musical interlude
opening titles, title sequence, opening credits
headpiece (ornamental), decorative band
сплоти́ться
to unite, to rally, to consolidate, to band together
затя́жка
drag, puff, inhaling
dragging out, delay, prolongation
drawstring, tie band, cord
tie beam, anchor tie
банда́ж
surgical corset, support, tyre, band
карто́нка
pasteboard-box, hat-box, band-box
ве́нчик
whisk, beater, egg beater
corolla
small wreath, circlet, garland
funeral fillet, paper band on the forehead of the deceased
вата́га
crowd, gang, band, throng
pack, herd, flock
fishing crew, fishing cooperative
подпру́га
girth, belly-band
утя́жка
tightening, cinching, drawing in
drawstring, cinch cord, elastic band (for tightening)
креп
crepe, crape
mourning crape, crape band, black armband
во́льница
freemen, free folk, band of free settlers
robber band, gang of outlaws, horde
self-willed person, headstrong person, unruly child
free-and-easy manner, unconstrained behaviour, licence
Екклесиа́ст
Ecclesiastes, Book of Ecclesiastes
the Preacher, Qoheleth
Ekklesiast (metal band)
тяж
tie rod, tension member, brace, strap
strand, cord, band
heavyweight
heavyweight class
набрю́шник
abdominal band
око́лыш
cap-band
бу́гель
hoop, ring, iron band, stirrup
bow collector, pantograph, current collector
кольцева́ние
banding (of birds), ringing (of birds)
girdling, ring-barking, ringing (a tree)
looping into a ring, ring interconnection, linking up into a single system
applying a protective band (to a trunk), banding of tree trunks
подседе́льник
girth, belly-band
saddle cloth, saddle blanket
полосово́й
strip (attributive), band (attributive)
глэм-гру́ппа
glam-rock band
банди́т
bandit, gangster, thug, criminal
повя́зка
bandage, dressing
armband
eye-patch, blindfold
пла́стырь
plaster, bandaid
бинт
bandage, gauze bandage, dressing
перевяза́ть
to bandage, to dress (a wound), to bind up
to tie up, to tie round, to cord up
to tie again, to re-tie, to knit again
зака́тывать
to roll up (sleeves), to turn up
to roll (one's eyes)
to roll (somewhere), to wheel (in)
to roll up (a bandage), to wind up
to roll flat, to roll (a road)
банди́тский
bandit
головоре́з
thug, cut-throat, bandit, ruffian
scapegrace, daredevil, madcap
склоня́ть
to bend, to tilt, to bow (one's head), to lower
to persuade, to win over, to talk into, to incite
to decline
to bandy about (someone's name), to keep dragging through the mud
налётчик
robber, raider, holdup man, bandit
эстра́да
bandstand/platform
перевя́зка
bandaging, dressing
перевя́занный
bandaged
замота́ть
to wrap up, to wind (around), to wrap (around), to bandage
to wear out, to tire out, to exhaust, to run ragged
бандю́га
bandit, thug, gangster, mobster
thug, bandit, mobster
банди́тка
bandit, gangster, outlaw, crook
бандити́зм
banditry
перевя́зывать
to bandage, to dress (a wound), to bind up
to tie up, to tie round, to cord
to tie up again, to re-tie, to rebandage
to knit again, to re-knit, to crochet again
забинтова́ть
to bandage
обмо́танный
wrapped, wound, bandaged, swathed
перевя́зочный
dressing, bandaging
банду́ра
bandura
bulky thing, monstrosity, hulking great thing
разбо́йница
robber, bandit, brigand
забинто́ванный
bandaged
кривоно́гий
bow-legged, bandy-legged
переки́дываться
to exchange, to bandy about
перебинтова́ть
to bandage, to dress
перебро́ситься
to exchange (a few words), to swap, to bandy (words)
to jump over, to get across quickly, to be thrown across
бинтова́ть
to bandage
капельме́йстер
bandmaster, conductor
граби́тельница
robber (female), bandit (female)
перебра́сываться
to toss to each other, to bandy, to exchange (words)
to spread (of fire), to jump over, to leap across
to cross over, to go over (to the other side), to defect
патронта́ш
bandolier, ammunition belt
окольцо́ванный
ringed, banded
married
прима́зываться
to attach oneself (to), to worm one's way in, to muscle in, to jump on the bandwagon
to grease one's hair, to slick down one's hair, to pomade one's hair
to add to the stake, to raise the stake
су́ппорт
tool carriage, tool slide, slide rest, tool post
brake caliper, caliper
support, bracket, mount
support bandage, brace, orthopaedic support
перебинто́ванный
bandaged, dressed (wound)
перевя́зываемый
being bandaged, being tied up, bindable
перевяза́ться
to bandage oneself, to change one's bandage, to dress one's own wound
to tie round oneself, to gird oneself
to be re-bandaged, to be tied up again
забинто́вывать
to bandage
бандури́ст
bandura-player
бинту́емый
that can be bandaged, bandageable
око́вка
metal fitting, mount, binding, ferrule
fitting with metal, mounting, banding
разбинто́вывать
to take off, to remove, to bandage
полоса́тость
stripedness, striation, streakiness, banding
повязываемый
being tied, being bound, being bandaged
кольцуемый
ringable, bandable
отво́док
layer, runner used for layering
branch, branch pipe, offshoot
offspring, scion, descendant
banding, decorative line, painted trim
graining of leather, graining machine
бандажи́ст
bandage-maker
перевя́зываться
to bandage oneself, to dress one's own wound, to change one's bandage
to tie round oneself, to gird oneself (with)
to be re-bandaged, to be tied up again
свива́льник
swaddling-bands, swaddling-clothes
перевяза́вший
who has bandaged, who has tied up, who has re-tied
перевя́зывающий
bandaging, tying, binding
перебинто́вываемый
being re-bandaged, being bandaged again
перевя́зочная
dressing room, treatment room, bandage room
повязочный
bandage (adj.), pertaining to bandages, for bandages
забинтова́вший
having bandaged, who bandaged, having dressed (a wound)
перевя́зывавший
bandaging, tying up, who was bandaging, who was tying up
обвяза́вший
having tied around, having wrapped, having bandaged
перебинтова́вший
having bandaged, who bandaged
бинту́ющий
bandaging, dressing
бинтова́вший
who bandaged, having bandaged
бинто́ванный
bandaged, wrapped in bandages
повя́зывающий
tying, binding, bandaging
полосуемый
strippable, banded, striped
полосо́ванный
striped, banded, streaked
забинто́вывающий
bandaging, dressing
Examples
«Паффи АмиЮми» — япо́нская рок-группа.
Puffy AmiYumi is a Japanese rock band.
Ба́нда граби́телей вломи́лась на вечери́нку.
A band of robbers attacked the party.
Они счита́ются велича́йшей в исто́рии рок-группой.
They are considered the greatest rock band in history.
Существу́ет большая вероя́тность, что Тому не понра́вится та му́зыка, кото́рую игра́ет ваша гру́ппа.
There's a good chance that Tom won't like the kind of music your band plays.
Пара́д возглавля́л вое́нный орке́стр.
The parade was led by an army band.
Через не́сколько ме́сяцев он оста́вил рок-группу.
A few months later he left the rock band.
Мне нра́вилась э́та гру́ппа, до того́ как они ста́ли изве́стными.
I liked this band before they became popular.
Моя́ гру́ппа называ́ется Red Hot.
My band name's Red Hot.
Tom became the band's manager.
Он растягивает резинку до предела.
He is stretching the rubber band to its limit.
В горах скрывалась разбойничья банда
A band of robbers was hiding in the mountains.
Эта группа играет классический фанк семидесятых.
This band plays classic seventies funk.
Околыш фуражки был ярко-красного цвета.
The cap band was bright red.
После скандала группа мне разонравилась.
After the scandal, I no longer liked the band.
Тамбурмажор шёл впереди военного оркестра.
The drum major marched at the head of the military band.
Вокалистка группы записывает новый альбом.
The band's vocalist is recording a new album.
Их глэм-группа стала известна в восьмидесятых.
Their glam-rock band became famous in the eighties.
Мы слушали оркестрованный марш в исполнении военного оркестра.
We listened to the orchestrated march performed by a military band.
Отряд, разбойничавший в этих краях, был давно разгромлен.
The band that had been marauding in these parts was defeated long ago.
Группа выпустила кавер-версию популярной песни.
The band released a cover version of a popular song.



















