Bit russian
чуть
a little, slightly, a bit
almost, nearly
hardly, barely
слегка́
slightly, a little, a bit
lightly, gently, softly
superficially, in passing, cursorily
кусо́к
piece, bit, slice
grand, thousand (of currency)
бо́льно
painfully, badly, it hurts
extremely, terribly, awfully
a bit too, overly
бума́жка
small piece of paper, slip of paper, bit of paper
banknote, bill (US), note (money)
немно́жко
a little, a trifle, a bit
растеря́ться
to become confused, to be bewildered, to lose one's head
to get lost (bit by bit), to go missing
поде́лать
to do (about it), to help (the situation)
to do a bit of, to do for a while
попали́ть
to burn (for a while), to scorch, to singe
to fire (for a while), to shoot for a while, to blaze away for a bit
ко́нчик
tip, point, end
end piece, end bit
постоя́ть
to stand for a while, to stand a bit
to last for a while, to hold, to stay
to stand up for, to defend, to speak up for
ма́лость
trifle, somewhat, a bit
растеря́ть
to lose (bit by bit), to lose one by one, to lose (all or most of)
приподня́ться
to sit up, to raise oneself slightly, to prop oneself up
to rise slightly, to lift a little, to go up a bit
части́ца
particle, small part, bit, fraction
particle
particle
обры́вок
scrap, shred, torn-off piece, snippet
fragment, snatch, bit
поджа́ть
to tuck (under), to draw in, to pull in
to press together (lips), to purse
to press, to be pressing
to tighten up, to tighten a bit
ка́пелька
small drop, droplet, little drop
a bit, a little, a grain, a trace
little one, sweetie, darling
ма́ленько
a little, a bit
побы́ть
to stay (for a while), to spend some time, to stay a bit
to be (for a while), to remain (for a while)
боро́дка
small beard, tuft, bit
порасти́
to become overgrown, to be overgrown (with), to grow over
to grow for a while, to grow a bit
хво́стик
little tail, small tail, tip, end bit
ponytail, pigtail
and a bit, a bit more, -odd
чу́точку
(colloquial) a little bit
де́нежка
half-copeck coin, a bit of money
покре́пче
a bit stronger, stronger
a bit tighter, more firmly
ко́рочка
crust, crusty bit
thin crust, thin film, thin coating
certificate, papers, diploma
поболта́ть
to have a chat, to chat (for a while), to chat a bit
снежо́к
snowball
light snow, fresh snow, a bit of snow
cocaine, coke, snow
чуто́к
a little, a bit
потопта́ться
to shuffle one's feet a bit, to tread for a while, to stand around
to hesitate, to dither, to waver
поря́дочно
decently, honestly, honourably
fairly well, quite well, decently
quite a bit, quite a lot, considerably
немно́жечко
a wee bit
де́льце
little matter, small affair, bit of business
little deal, small piece of business, job
мрачнова́тый
somewhat gloomy, rather bleak, a bit dismal, sombre
грубова́тый
somewhat rude, a bit brusque, gruff
somewhat coarse, a bit rough
пове́ять
to begin to blow, to blow gently, to spring up (of a breeze)
to blow for a while, to blow for a bit
to waft (of a smell or mood), to there be a breath of
пошага́ть
to walk a bit, to take a short walk, to stroll for a while
зубо́к
bit
страшнова́то
A bit scary
растащи́ть
to carry off bit by bit, to pilfer, to make off with
to drag apart, to pull apart, to separate
многова́то
a bit too much, a bit too thick
грубовато
somewhat rudely, a bit roughly, a little crudely
сверло́
drill bit, perforator, auger
подсо́хнуть
to dry a little bit
опохмели́ться
to take a hair of the dog that bit you
тряпи́ца
rag, piece of cloth, bit of cloth
ранова́то
a bit early
покрича́ть
to shout for a while, to yell for a bit, to cry for a while
to call out (to sb), to give a shout
to shout at (sb), to scold, to tell off
труднова́то
a bit difficult
поря́дочек
a nice bit of order, tidiness, everything in its proper place, all in good order
навеселе́
tipsy, merry (from drink), a bit drunk
жутковато
eerie, somewhat creepy, a bit spooky, rather uncanny
поёрзать
to fidget a bit, to wriggle a bit, to shuffle slightly
раста́скивать
to drag away bit by bit, to carry off, to take away
to pilfer, to filch, to steal bit by bit
to pull apart, to separate, to drag apart
гры́зло
bit (for a horse)
пуши́нка
bit of fluff
глу́пенький
silly, naive, simple-minded, a bit foolish
удила́
bit
подкача́ть
to pump up (a bit more), to top up with air, to inflate further
to let (someone) down, to fail (someone), to mess up
поваля́ться
to roll about (for a while), to wallow
to lounge about (for a while), to stay in bed a bit, to laze around
стекля́шка
piece of glass, bit of glass, shard of glass
glass bead, fake gem, glass jewellery
glass-fronted café, glass box of a building, glass kiosk
мутнова́тый
slightly cloudy, somewhat turbid, a bit muddy
dim, dull, glazed (of eyes)
somewhat vague, rather unclear, murky
попляса́ть
to dance a while, to have a dance, to dance a bit
to be in for it, to be sorry, to have a hard time of it
дикова́тый
somewhat wild, a bit wild, rather wild, uncouth
дешёвенький
rather cheap, a bit cheap, dirt cheap
суховато
a bit dry, somewhat dry, rather dry
темновато
somewhat dark, a bit dark, rather dark
попе́ть
to sing for a while, to sing a bit
потолка́ться
to jostle a bit, to push around for a while, to mill about
золоти́шко
a bit of gold, cheap gold, ill-gotten gold, a little gold
страннова́тый
somewhat strange, a bit odd, peculiar-ish
потопта́ть
to trample down, to trample, to crush underfoot
to stamp (for a while), to tramp about a bit
to tread (of a cock), to mount
кривова́тый
a bit crooked, somewhat crooked, a little askew
ната́скивать
to coach, to cram, to drill
to train (an animal), to break in (a dog)
to drag in (a quantity), to bring in (bit by bit), to pile up (by dragging)
подлечи́ться
to get some treatment, to recuperate, to recover a bit, to get better
поути́хнуть
to quiet down (a bit), to subside (a bit), to calm down (a bit)
опохмеля́ться
to take a hair of the dog that bit you
пошуме́ть
to make a bit of a noise
попи́сывать
to write now and then, to do a bit of writing, to scribble
to pee now and then, to wet oneself occasionally
приболе́ть
to fall ill, to get a little sick, to feel a bit unwell
лева́к
ultra-leftist, radical leftist, leftie
man working on the side, moonlighter, black marketeer
fling, bit on the side, affair
великова́тый
somewhat large, a bit big, a little too big
подчи́стить
to clean up (a bit), to tidy up, to mop up
to erase, to rub out, to scrape out (writing)
плохова́то
a bit bad, rather bad, not very good, so-so
жесткова́тый
somewhat stiff, rather tough, a bit hard
позднова́то
a bit too late
поосты́ть
to cool down a bit, to get a little cooler
подежу́рить
to be on duty for a while, to do a short shift, to stand guard for a bit
подучи́ть
to brush up on, to study up on, to learn (a bit more)
to teach (a bit), to train up, to coach
to put up to, to incite, to egg on
чуть-чу́ть
a little bit, a tad
маракова́ть
to have some notion, to know a bit (about), to have some idea
to ponder (over), to mull over, to rack one's brains
начиха́ть
to not give a damn (about), to not care a bit (about), to snap one's fingers (at)
to sneeze (a lot), to sneeze all over
пёрка
bit
побо́льше
a little more, a bit more, some more
a little bigger, a bit larger, somewhat bigger
a little older
пода́льше
a bit farther, further away, rather far off
as far away as possible, well away
подгуля́ть
to get tipsy, to have a drop too much, to be a bit tight
to turn out badly, to be far from good, to be poorish
подка́чивать
to pump up a bit more, to top up (by pumping), to pump in more
to let down, to fail, to disappoint
подса́ливать
to add some salt, to salt lightly, to add a bit more salt
to add lard, to grease with fat
подчища́ть
to clean up (a bit), to tidy up, to mop up
to erase, to rub out, to scratch out
Examples
Я могу́ прослу́шать небольшо́й фрагме́нт э́той за́писи?
Can I hear a little bit of this record?
Пожалуйста, вы могли́ бы говори́ть немного ме́дленнее?
Could you please speak a little bit more slowly?
Open the door a bit!
Э́то была́ восхити́тельная чушь.
It was a delightful bit of nonsense.
Мой оте́ц немного старомо́ден.
My father is a bit old fashioned.
It's a bit too late for praying.
Доба́вь немного сахара, пожалуйста.
Add a bit of sugar, please.
Мой оте́ц не́сколько старомо́ден.
My father is a bit old-fashioned.
Ты мо́жешь немного подви́нуть стул?
Could you move the chair a bit?
Если вас укуси́ла разъярённая соба́ка, пона́добится сде́лать приви́вку от столбняка́.
If you get bit by a rabid dog, you'll need a tetanus shot.
Wait a bit.
Do you want to rest for a bit?
Мо́жешь де́лать э́то немного ме́дленнее?
Why don't you slow down a little bit?
Почему бы тебе не притормози́ть?
Why don't you slow down a little bit?
Том, вероятно, не́сколько ста́рше Мэри.
Tom is probably a bit older than Mary.
Изве́стие о его сме́рти не произвело́ на меня никако́го впечатле́ния.
I wasn't a bit affected by the news of his death.
Come a bit closer.
You are a bit fat.
Can I rest a bit?
Пожалуйста, подожди́те немного.
Please wait a bit.
Пожалуйста, подожди́те чуть-чуть.
Please wait a bit.
Пожалуйста, подожди́те секу́нду.
Please wait a bit.
Open the door a bit!
Тебе бы лу́чше немного отдохну́ть.
You'd better relax a bit.
Не сейчас, подожди́ немного, пожалуйста.
Not now, please wait a bit.
Э́тот фильм был довольно разочаровывающим.
That movie was a bit disappointing.
I'm a bit late.
Шестидесятичетырёхразрядное програ́ммное обеспе́чение не будет рабо́тать на тридцатидвухразрядной архитекту́ре.
Sixty-four-bit software will not run on 32-bit architecture.
He is getting better bit by bit.



















