Bor russian

• взять

  to take, to pick up

  to grab, to seize, to get hold of

  to borrow, to get, to take out

  to take along, to take with one

  to pick, to choose

  to accept, to take

  to hire, to take on

  to just go and (do sth), to up and (do sth)

  to seize, to come over

  to arrest, to detain, to catch

• брать

  to take, to get, to grab, to pick up

  to borrow, to take out, to pick, to choose

  to hire, to take on, to employ

  to take on, to assume, to undertake

  to take up (an idea), to take note of

• край

  edge, brim, brink, border

  krai, region, territory (administrative)

  land, territory, parts

• грани́ца

  border, boundary, bounds

• райо́н

  district, borough, raion, administrative district

  area, region, vicinity, neighbourhood

• роди́ться

  to be born, to come into being, to arise, to thrive

• занима́ть

  to occupy, to take up

  to hold (a post), to occupy (a position), to be in (a place)

  to borrow

• преде́л

  limit, bound, end

  bounds, confines, borders

  threshold, breaking point

  limit, limiting value

• заня́ть

  to occupy, to take up (space), to take (a seat), to fill (a post)

  to borrow

  to take (time), to require (time)

  to keep busy, to occupy (someone), to entertain

• тоска́

  melancholy, anguish, depression, grief

  longing, yearning

  boredom, ennui, weariness

• кана́л

  canal

  channel

  duct, canal (anatomical), bore

• надое́сть

  to be fed up (with), to get tired (of), to have had enough (of)

  to bore, to annoy, to bother, to pester

• ма́рка

  stamp, postage stamp

  brand, make, trademark

  grade, sort, quality class

  token, counter

  mark

  march (border territory)

• рубе́ж

  border, boundary

  milestone, turning point, threshold

• ску́чно

  boringly, tediously

• ску́чный

  boring, dull, tedious, dreary

  bored, downcast, in low spirits

• рожда́ться

  to be born, to occur, to come, to arise

• грань

  border, verge, brink, boundary

  facet, face, side

• скуча́ть

  to miss (someone), to long for

  to be bored, to feel bored

• пересе́чь

  to cross, to traverse, to go across

  to cross (a border)

  to intersect, to cut across

• опра́вдываться

  to justify oneself, to make excuses, to explain oneself

  to prove true, to come true, to be borne out

• ску́ка

  boredom

• во́дный

  water-, aquatic, water-borne

  aqueous, water-based

• прися́жный

  juror, juryman, member of the jury

  sworn

  born, inveterate, confirmed

• пограни́чный

  border, frontier, borderland

• навести́

  to establish, to create, to bring about

  to aim, to point, to train (a weapon), to direct

  to lead, to guide, to bring (to a place)

  to prompt, to put (someone) onto (an idea), to steer (someone's thoughts)

  to make inquiries, to inquire

  to instil (fear), to induce (boredom), to cast (gloom)

• заста́ва

  city gate, town gate, toll gate

  outpost, border post, checkpoint, picket

• пограни́чник

  border guard

• тоскова́ть

  to long for, to miss, to yearn for, to pine for

  to be melancholy, to be depressed, to grieve, to mope

  to be bored, to feel dreary

• соску́читься

  to begin to miss, to start longing for, to get homesick for

  to become bored, to get bored

• коренно́й

  native, indigenous, born and bred

  fundamental, radical, basic

• борщ

  borscht

• томи́ться

  to languish, to pine, to suffer, to be tormented

  to be bored, to be weary, to be worn out

  to stew, to simmer, to braise

• кали́бр

  calibre, caliber, bore

  gauge, sizing tool

  size, grade, calibre (of a person)

• бор

  coniferous forest, pine forest

  boron

  bur

  tidal bore, bore wave

  millet grass, wood millet

• сква́жина

  well, borehole, bore

  hole, slit, chink

• новорождённый

  new-born, new-born child, one celebrating his, her birthday

• оправда́ться

  to justify oneself, to excuse oneself, to make excuses

  to come true, to prove justified, to be borne out

• одолжи́ть

  to lend

  to borrow

• прилега́ть

  to fit closely, to cling, to hug the body

  to adjoin, to border on, to be adjacent to

• бо́ра

  bora, cold downslope wind

  fold, gather

• ну́дный

  boring, tedious, dull, tiresome

  nagging, whining, annoying, bothersome

• зачита́ть

  to read out, to read aloud

  to keep (a borrowed book), to fail to return (a book)

• зуда́

  bore

• сушь

  dry weather, drought, dryness

  dull stuff, dry boring stuff

  dry branches, deadwood

  dry spot, dry ground

• подтвержда́ться

  to be confirmed, to be corroborated, to be borne out

• перехва́тывать

  to intercept, to catch

  to shift one's grip on, to grab hold of differently

  to borrow (money briefly), to scrape together a loan

  to tie round, to gird

• надоеда́ть

  to bore, to tire, to weary

  to pester, to bother, to annoy, to plague

• стык

  joint, junction, seam

  at the intersection of, at the juncture of, borderline between

• шурф

  prospect-hole, bore pit

• прирождённый

  innatе born

• переноси́ться

  to be carried, to be borne, to be carried away

  to be transported (in one's mind), to travel back in one's mind

  to be postponed, to be rescheduled, to be moved (to another date)

  to be relocated, to be moved (to another place)

• скуча́ющий

  bored

• заи́мствовать

  to borrow, to adopt, to take over

  to borrow (a word)

  to borrow (money)

• бур

  drill, auger, borer

  Boer

• осточерте́ть

  to bore, to tire

• зароди́ться

  to arise, to originate, to come into being, to be born (figurative)

  to be conceived, to begin to develop

• приграни́чный

  borderline

• изныва́ть

  to languish, to pine, to be consumed (with longing)

  to grow bored, to be bored to death

• зарожда́ться

  to be conceived, to arise, to be born

• зачи́тывать

  to read out, to read aloud

  to credit (towards), to count (as), to take into account

  to keep (a borrowed book), to not give back

• грани́чить

  to border, to be contiguous, to verge

• зану́да

  bore, pain in the neck

• пе́рвенец

  first-born, firstling

• зарубе́жье

  foreign countries, abroad, lands beyond the border

  emigre community, diaspora, emigration

• задолжа́ть

  to borrow, to be in debt, to run into debt, to owe

• проверну́ть

  to pull off, to bring off, to manage, to swing (a deal)

  to mince, to grind, to put through a mincer

  to turn, to rotate, to give a turn

  to bore through, to drill through

• наску́чить

  to bore, to become tiresome (to sb), to weary

  to be tired of, to be fed up with, to have had enough of

• пого́док

  one born soon after another, child born a year after another sibling

• бро́вка

  edge, verge, kerb, border

  little eyebrow, brow

• позаи́мствовать

  to adopt, to borrow

• ободо́к

  thin border, thin rim, fillet, headband

• сосе́дствовать

  to be someone's neighbour, to live next door

  to adjoin, to border on, to be next to, to be close to

• нудно

  tediously, boringly, monotonously

  it is boring, it is tedious, it is dreary

• бо́рный

  boracic, boric

• кайма́

  border

• ба́нник

  bathhouse spirit, bannik

  swab (for a gun barrel), cleaning rod, bore brush

  boilermaker

• боржо́м

  Borjomi (a brand of mineral water)

• заи́мствование

  borrowing, adoption, taking over

  loanword, borrowing

• урождённый

  born, née

• окайми́ть

  to border, to edge, to fringe, to hem

• уроди́ться

  to take after, to be born like

  to grow well, to yield well, to thrive

• бо́ртик

  edge, rim, ledge, raised border

  side, side wall, gunwale

  trim, edging, border, placket

• бура́

  borax, sodium borate

  three trumps, hand of three trumps

• бура́вить

  to bore, to drill

• перворо́дный

  first-born

• прое́сть

  to eat through, to gnaw through, to corrode, to eat away

  to spend (all one's money) on food, to squander (money) on food

  to nag to death, to bore to death (with nagging), to nag incessantly

• попо́льзоваться

  to make use of, to borrow

• недоно́шенный

  prematurely born, premature

• высокоро́дный

  high-born, noble, aristocratic

• бурово́й

  boring

• боржо́ми

  Borzhomi

• окаймля́ть

  to border, to edge, to fringe, to hem

• благоро́днейший

  most noble, most generous, most high-born

• поскучне́ть

  to get bored, to become bored

• зану́дный

  boring, dreary

• перероди́ться

  to be reborn, to be born again, to regenerate, to be transformed

• недоно́сок

  prematurely born child

• погранзаста́ва

  border outpost, border post, border guard station

• перворождённый

  first-born

Examples

• В како́м году вы роди́лись?

  In what year were you born?

• Все лю́ди рожда́ются свобо́дными и ра́вными в своем досто́инстве и права́х. Они наделены ра́зумом и со́вестью и до́лжны поступа́ть в отноше́нии друг дру́га в ду́хе бра́тства.

  All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.

• Где он роди́лся?

  Where was he born?

• Она хоте́ла бы роди́ться двадцатью годами ранее.

  She wished she had been born twenty years earlier.

• Э́то го́род, где он роди́лся.

  This is the town where he was born.

• Джон роди́лся в Соединённых Шта́тах.

  Jones was born in the United States.

• Говоря́т, она родила́сь в Германии.

  They say that she was born in Germany.

• Хотя он роди́лся в А́нглии, он очень плохо говори́т по-английски.

  Although he was born in England, he speaks English very badly.

• Не все из нас име́ют врожденный музыка́льный тала́нт.

  Not all of us are born with musical talent.

• Я роди́лся в Америке.

  I was born in America.

• Я рожден, чтобы люби́ть тебя.

  I was born to love you.

• Он роди́лся в Нагаса́ки.

  He was born in Nagasaki.

• Если бы я роди́лся заново, я бы стал музыка́нтом.

  If I were to be born again, I would be a musician.

• Он роди́лся худо́жником.

  He was born an artist.

• Где роди́лся Том?

  Where was Tom born?

• Он роди́лся в Африке.

  He was born in Africa.

• Я роди́лся в 1988 году в Йорке.

  I was born in 1988 in York.

• Вот дом, где я роди́лся.

  This is the house where I was born.

• Она родила́сь в Америке, а вы́росла в Япо́нии.

  She was born in the United States and grew up in Japan.

• Джек роди́лся 10 а́вгуста.

  Jack was born on August tenth.

• Иисус был рожден Марией.

  Jesus was born of Mary.

• Я роди́лся в 1979 году.

  I was born in 1979.

• 1980 — год, когда я роди́лся.

  1980 was the year when I was born.

• Здесь я роди́лся и вы́рос.

  This is where I was born and brought up.

• Я роди́лся в О́саке.

  I was born in Osaka.

• В то у́тро, когда он роди́лся, шёл си́льный снег.

  It snowed heavily in the morning he was born.

• Вот дом, в кото́ром он роди́лся.

  This is the house he was born in.

• Он роди́лся в 19-м ве́ке.

  He was born in the 19th century.

• В кото́ром ча́су она родила́сь?

  At what hour was she born?

• Я роди́лся и вы́рос в То́кио.

  I was born and raised in Tokyo.

• Я роди́лся в Кио́то.

  I was born in Kyoto.

• Когда она родила́сь?

  When was she born?

• Мой дед у́мер в той же ко́мнате, в кото́рой роди́лся.

  My grandfather died in the same room in which he was born.

• Ты роди́лся в амба́ре?

  Were you born in a barn?

• Я роди́лся в Китае.

  I was born in China.

• Где ты роди́лся?

  Where were you born?

• Я не вчера́ роди́лся.

  I wasn't born yesterday.

• Они роди́лись в Таила́нде.

  They were born in Thailand.

• Том роди́лся 25 мая 2010 г.

  Tom was born on May 5, 2010.

• Она родила́сь всего одно поколе́ние после отме́ны ра́бства. Когда на доро́гах не бы́ло автомоби́лей, в не́бе не бы́ло самолетов, когда таки́е как она не могли́ голосова́ть по двум причи́нам: потому, что она была́ же́нщиной и из-за ее цвета ко́жи.

  She was born just a generation past slavery. A time when there were no cars on the road or planes in the sky, when someone like her couldn't vote for two reasons: because she was a woman, and because of the color of her skin.

• Лу́чше быть не́гром, чем ге́ем. Если ты роди́лся не́гром, тебе хотя бы не нужно ду́мать, как рассказа́ть об э́том матери.

  To be black is better than to be gay. If you were born black, at least you don't have to think about how to tell your mother about this.

• Я роди́лся в ты́сяча девятьсот семьдесят второ́м году.

  I was born in the year nineteen hundred and seventy-two.

• Го́род моего́ рожде́ния прекра́сен.

  The town where I was born is beautiful.

• Она родила́сь в шесть утра 17-го ию́ля.

  She was born at six a.m. on July 17.

• Пауль роди́лся в Ри́ме.

  Paul was born in Rome.

• Иисус роди́лся как сын Марии.

  Jesus was born of Mary.

• Дега роди́лся более 150 лет назад.

  Degas was born more than 150 years ago.

• Я роди́лся в О́саке в ты́сяча девятьсот семьдесят седьмо́м году.

  I was born in Osaka in the year 1977.

• У него мать евре́йка и оте́ц мусульма́нин. Э́то во многом поспосо́бствовало разви́тию незашоренного взгля́да на жизнь.

  He's born from a Jewish mother and a Muslim father; this helped him much to develop a kind of openmindedness.

• Наполео́н Бонапарт роди́лся на Корсике.

  Napoleon Bonaparte was born on Corsica.

• Стратфорд-на-Эйвоне, го́род, где роди́лся Шекспир, ка́ждый год посеща́ет мно́жество тури́стов.

  Stratford-on-Avon, where Shakespeare was born, is visited by many tourists every year.

• Ты зна́ешь, где он роди́лся?

  Do you know where he was born?

• Я родила́сь в России.

  I was born in Russia.

• Она родила́сь 19 а́вгуста 1946 года в Калифо́рнии.

  She was born in 1946, on August 19, in California.

• Мы роди́лись в один и тот же день.

  We were born on the same day.

• Я роди́лся там.

  I was born there.

• Я там роди́лся.

  I was born there.

• Я родила́сь там.

  I was born there.

• Если Вы создаёте на Татоэбе предложе́ния на туре́цком и эсто́нском, очень вероятно, что Вы — boracasli.

  If you create sentences in Turkish and Estonian on Tatoeba, there's a large chance that you're boracasli.

• Что-то мне подска́зывает, что Boracasli испо́льзует второй аккаунт.

  I have a hunch Boracasli is using a second account.

• Он роди́лся бе́дным, но у́мер миллионе́ром.

  He was born poor, but died a millionaire.

• Я роди́лся 10 октября́ 1972 года.

  I was born on October 10th, 1972.

• Я роди́лся в Хироси́ме в 1945.

  I was born in Hiroshima in 1945.

• Мольер роди́лся в 1622 году.

  Molière was born in 1622.

• Э́то дом, в кото́ром я роди́лся.

  It's the house where I was born.

• Она родила́сь в Америке.

  She was born in America.

• Я посети́л дере́вню, в кото́рой он роди́лся.

  I visited the village he was born in.

• Мать Тереза ​​родила́сь в Югославии в 1910 году.

  Mother Teresa was born in Yugoslavia in 1910.

• Не ясно, где и когда она родила́сь.

  It is not clear when and where she was born.

• Челове́к начина́ет умира́ть с моме́нта рожде́ния.

  As soon as man is born, he begins to die.

• Роджер Миллер роди́лся 2 января́ 1936 года в за́падном го́роде Форт-Уэрт в Теха́се.

  Roger Miller was born on January 2, 1936 in the western city of Fort Worth, Texas.

• Я роди́лся и вы́рос в Мацуяме.

  I was born and grew up in Matsuyama.

• Э́то ме́сто, где Том роди́лся.

  This is the place where Tom was born.

• Наташа родила́сь в России, но она не говори́т по-русски.

  Natasha was born in Russia, but she doesn’t speak Russian.

• Челове́к, родившийся в Испа́нии - испа́нец.

  A person who is born in Spain is a Spaniard.

• 144 года назад (в 1868 г.) роди́лся после́дний импера́тор России Николай II (Николай Александрович Рома́нов).

  The last Russian Emperor, Nicholas II (Nikolay Alexandrovich Romanov), was born 144 years ago (in 1868).

• Когда у него родила́сь дочь, он уже семь лет жил в Нагано.

  When his daughter was born, he had already been living in Nagano for seven years.

• Она родила́сь и вы́росла на задворках.

  She was born and brought up on the backstreets.

• Я роди́лся с двенадцатью па́льцами.

  I was born with twelve fingers.

• Зло не рожда́ется, его взра́щивают.

  Evil isn't born, it is taught.

• Просто так только кошки родя́тся.

  Only cats are born simply like that.

• Через год роди́лся Поль.

  One year later, Paul was born.

• Между бра́тьями ра́зница в двенадцать лет.

  The brothers were born twelve years apart.

• Я роди́лся 14 февраля́ 1960 года.

  I was born on February 14, 1960.

• Ты ску́чный? Прости́, тебе скучно?

  Are you boring? Sorry, are you bored?

• «Эх, здесь у вас так скучно!» — «Да, ты тако́й ску́чный, что умере́ть можно».

  Gee, it sure is boring around here! "Yeah, you're so boring I could die."

• Том роди́лся на год позже Мэри.

  Tom was born the year after Mary was born.

• «Как отдыхается?» — «Скучно». — «Ма́льчик мой, к э́тому ми́ру стремя́тся все настоя́щие во́ины! ...К чёрту, мне тоже скучно. Пойду́ нападу́ на Гэнона».

  How is your time off? "Boring." "My boy, this peace is what all true warriors strive for! ...Hell, I'm bored too. I'm going to attack Ganon!"

• Не все ло́шади бы́ли рождены ра́вными. Некоторые бы́ли рождены для побе́ды.

  Not all horses were born equal. A few were born to win.

• Лю́ди, родившиеся в феврале́, мо́гут проводи́ть за отмечанием дня рожде́ния большую часть ме́сяца, чем те, кто роди́лись в други́е ме́сяцы.

  People born in February get to spend a higher percentage of the month celebrating their birthdays than those born in other months.

• «Мам, можно мне взять твой лак?» — «Да, можно».

  Mum, may I borrow your nail polish? "Yes, you can borrow it."

• Ску́ка сама́ скучна́, следовательно, скло́нна самоподдерживаться.

  Boredom is itself boring, hence it tends to feed on itself.

• Оте́ц Тома у́мер до его рожде́ния, а мать - вскоре после.

  Tom's father died before he was born and his mother died shortly after he was born.

• Пограничник проверил наши паспорта на границе.

  The border guard checked our passports at the border.

• Погранзастава находится недалеко от границы.

  The border post is located not far from the border.

• Моя бабушка — борисовка, она родилась в Борисове.

  My grandmother is from Borisov; she was born in Borisov.

• Эту нарушительницу границы поймали пограничники.

  The border guards caught the woman who had crossed the border illegally.

• Прирубежный посёлок часто посещают пограничники.

  The border settlement is often visited by border guards.

• Простейший бороводород называется бораном.

  The simplest borane is called borane.

• Пограничный сторожевик патрулировал морскую границу.

  The border patrol boat patrolled the maritime border.