Break russian
подня́ться
to go up, to climb, to come up, to ascend
to get up, to stand up, to rise
to rise, to go up, to increase
to arise, to break out, to spring up
бить
to beat, to hit, to strike
to defeat, to beat
to smash, to break
to strike (of a clock), to chime
to gush, to spout, to well up
to shoot, to fire
обе́д
lunch, midday meal, dinner (midday)
lunchtime, lunch break, midday break
переби́ть
to interrupt, to cut off (a speaker), to butt in
to smash, to break, to sever (a wire)
to kill (many), to slaughter, to slay
to spoil (one's appetite), to ruin (one's appetite)
to drown out, to overpower, to mask (a smell)
о́тдых
rest, break
relaxation, recreation
вы́рваться
to break loose, to tear oneself away, to get free
to escape, to get out, to break out
to burst out, to slip out
сверну́ть
to turn, to turn off
to roll up, to fold up, to wrap tightly
to curtail, to cut down, to scale back, to wind up
to twist (a neck), to break (a neck)
прекрати́ть
to stop, to cease, to discontinue, to put an end (to)
to sever, to break off
отдохну́ть
to rest, to take a rest, to relax, to have a break
to have a holiday, to spend one's vacation, to holiday
прерва́ть
to interrupt, to cut short, to break off
рва́ться
to break, to tear, to snap
to long (for), to be dying (to), to strive (for), to strain (to get somewhere)
to explode, to burst
лома́ть
to break, to snap, to fracture
to break, to wreck
to demolish, to tear down, to pull down
to quarry, to hew (stone)
to break (someone's will), to destroy, to ruin
слома́ть
to break, to snap, to break off
to fracture, to break (a bone)
to break, to bust
to break (resistance), to crush
рвать
to tear, to rip, to tear up
to pull out, to extract
to pick, to gather
to vomit, to throw up
to break off, to sever
to snatch
вспы́хнуть
to flare up, to blaze up, to take fire
to break out
to flash
to blush, to flush
переме́на
change, changes
change, switch, transition
break, recess
разойти́сь
to disperse, to break up (of a crowd), to go one's separate ways
to split up, to separate, to get divorced
to diverge, to differ
сорва́ться
to break free, to break loose, to tear oneself away
to fall through, to fail, to go wrong
to come off and fall, to fall down, to plunge down
to slip out, to escape (one's lips)
разры́в
gap, divide, disparity
break, breaking off, rupture
tear, rupture
break, breach
bursting, burst
нару́шить
to violate, to break, to infringe, to transgress
to disturb, to break (silence)
to disrupt, to upset
оторва́ться
to come off, to tear off, to become detached
to tear oneself away
to lose touch, to lose contact, to become estranged
to take off, to leave the ground
to let loose, to have a blast, to take a break
испо́ртить
to spoil, to mar, to ruin, to make worse
to damage, to break, to ruin
to mess up, to screw up, to botch, to louse up
to corrupt, to spoil (a person)
отказа́ть
to refuse, to deny, to turn down
to fail, to break down, to give out
влезть
to climb in, to get in, to get into, to break in
to climb up, to climb (onto), to clamber up
to fit (into), to go in
переры́в
break, interval, intermission, recess
interruption
прони́кнуть
to penetrate, to get in, to make one's way in
to break in, to break into
to penetrate (through), to pass through, to seep through
разби́ть
to break, to smash, to shatter, to crash
to defeat, to beat, to rout
to divide (into parts), to break down, to split up
to hurt badly, to injure, to bruise, to fracture
to shatter, to wreck, to dash (hopes)
to pitch (a tent), to set up (a camp)
to lay out (a garden), to plant out
to space (type), to letterspace
вы́бить
to knock out, to knock loose, to dislodge
to smash, to break, to smash in
to beat out (dust), to beat (a carpet)
to drive out, to kick out, to force out
to stamp, to emboss, to punch out
разорва́ть
to tear apart, to rip up, to tear to pieces
to break off (relations), to sever (ties), to terminate (a contract)
наруша́ть
to violate, to break (a rule), to infringe, to breach
to disrupt, to disturb, to break (silence), to interrupt
расста́ться
to part, to leave, to separate, to break up
проби́ть
to pierce, to penetrate, to break through, to knock a hole in
to strike (of a clock)
выделя́ться
to stand out, to stick out, to be conspicuous, to distinguish oneself
to be released, to be given off, to be secreted
to be allocated, to be assigned, to be set aside
to separate off, to break away
забра́ться
to climb up (onto), to climb (a tree etc.)
to get into, to crawl into, to crawl under
to break in, to sneak in, to get in (unlawfully)
to get as far as, to end up (somewhere remote)
оборва́ть
to tear off, to break off, to snap
to cut short, to break off, to interrupt
to pluck (all of), to pick clean
освободи́ться
to free oneself (from), to get free, to break free
to become free, to get free time, to become available
зале́зть
to climb up, to climb onto
to get into, to climb into, to crawl into
to hide (crawling in)
to break into, to steal (by reaching in), to intrude
обры́в
cliff, precipice, steep slope, bluff
break, breaking, rupture, snapping
расходи́ться
to disperse, to break up, to scatter
to differ, to diverge, to be at odds
to separate, to split up, to get divorced
to diverge, to branch off, to fork
вспы́хивать
to blaze up, to catch fire, to flare up
to flash, to light up suddenly
to break out, to erupt
to blush, to flush
ворва́ться
to burst in, to storm into, to break into, to rush in
дели́ть
to divide, to split up, to break into parts
to share
to divide (one number by another)
прорва́ться
to break through, to force one's way through, to penetrate
to tear, to split, to burst open
рвану́ться
to dash off, to rush, to shoot forward, to take off (suddenly)
to jerk, to give a sudden pull, to strain to break free
проника́ть
to penetrate, to get in, to get through
to penetrate, to pass through, to permeate
to break in, to get in, to sneak in
расстава́ться
to part, to leave, to separate, to break up
перебива́ть
to interrupt, to cut off, to break in on
to smash, to break (many things)
разложи́ть
to lay out, to spread out, to arrange
to distribute, to apportion, to split up
to take apart, to dismantle, to break down (into parts)
to decompose, to break down
отрыва́ться
to come off, to be torn off, to break off, to come away
to tear oneself away, to pull oneself away
to take off, to leave the ground
to lose touch with, to become detached from
to let loose, to have a blast, to take a break from routine
завяза́ть
to tie, to tie up, to knot, to do up
to strike up, to establish, to start, to begin
to quit, to give up, to stop, to break with
to get stuck, to sink in, to get bogged down
проде́лать
to carry out, to accomplish, to do
to make (a hole), to cut (an opening), to break through
отби́ть
to repel, to beat off, to fight off, to repulse
to parry, to return (a ball), to hit back
to break off, to knock off, to chip off
to take away, to steal, to win away
to kill (desire), to put off, to spoil
to retake, to recapture, to win back
to tenderize (meat), to beat flat
поби́ть
to beat up, to thrash, to hit, to strike
to smash, to break, to shatter
to break (a record), to beat (a record)
to defeat, to beat, to overcome
по́ртить
to spoil, to ruin, to mar, to make worse
to damage, to break, to put out of order
to mess up, to screw up, to botch, to louse up
to corrupt, to spoil (a person)
перело́м
fracture, break
turning point, crisis, radical change
порва́ть
to tear, to rip, to tear up
to break off, to sever, to cut off
проби́ться
to fight one's way through, to break through, to get through
to penetrate, to come through, to seep through
to sprout, to push through, to come up
to get through (by phone), to reach someone
to make one's way, to make it, to get ahead
to qualify for, to make it to
пробива́ться
to push through, to fight one's way through, to break through
to penetrate, to come through, to seep through
to sprout, to come up, to push up
to make one's way, to get ahead, to struggle through
to be punctured, to be pierced
загоре́ться
to catch fire, to start burning, to go up in flames
to light up, to come on, to begin to shine
to flare up, to break out, to blaze up
to become eager, to be fired with (an idea), to get excited about
разби́ться
to break, to shatter, to get broken
to be badly injured, to hurt oneself badly, to be killed (in a crash)
to crash, to be wrecked
to divide (into groups), to break up (into groups), to split up
развали́ться
to fall apart, to fall to pieces, to collapse, to break down
to fall apart, to break up, to collapse
to sprawl (out), to lounge, to loll
оборва́ться
to snap, to break off, to come off
to break off, to stop abruptly, to be cut off
to fall, to plunge down, to lose one's grip and fall
взорва́ть
to blow up, to blast, to detonate, to set off
to infuriate, to enrage, to exasperate, to make lose one's temper
to plough up, to break up (soil)
срыва́ться
to break loose, to break away, to get away, to come unhinged
to fall (from a height), to plunge down, to fall to the ground
to fall through, to fail, to miscarry
to slip out, to escape (of words), to burst out
свора́чивать
to roll up, to fold up
to turn, to turn off, to swing
to shift aside, to push aside, to displace, to remove
to wind down, to cut back, to discontinue, to break off
вырыва́ться
to break free, to tear oneself away, to break loose
to escape, to get away, to get out
to burst out, to escape
наби́ть
to stuff (full), to fill, to pad, to upholster
to beat up, to thrash, to give a hiding
to break (a lot of), to smash (a number of)
to nail on, to hammer on, to fit (onto)
проезжа́ть
to drive past, to ride past, to pass by
to drive through, to ride through, to travel through
to cover (a distance), to do (so many kilometres), to travel
to miss (one's stop), to go past (one's stop)
to exercise (a horse), to break in (a horse)
вскрыть
to open, to unseal, to open up
to reveal, to disclose, to bring to light, to expose
to break open, to force open, to crack open
to lance, to cut open, to incise
to dissect, to perform an autopsy on
вы́давить
to squeeze out, to press out
to push out, to break, to force out
to force out, to manage (a smile)
распа́д
disintegration, break-up, collapse, decay
отвле́чься
to get distracted from, to take one's mind off, to break away from
to get distracted by, to have one's attention drawn to
to digress, to stray from the subject, to wander off the point
to abstract (from), to disregard, to leave out of account
гря́нуть
to ring out, to crash out, to boom out, to peal
to break out, to erupt
to strike up (loudly), to burst into song
разрази́ться
to break out, to burst forth, to erupt
to burst into (laughter etc.), to break into, to let loose with
прерыва́ть
to interrupt, to cut short, to break off
лома́ться
to break, to snap, to break off
to break down, to stop working, to go on the blink
to put on airs, to be affected, to play hard to get, to make difficulties
to crack, to break down, to give in
отка́зывать
to refuse, to deny
to turn down, to reject, to decline
to fail, to break down, to give out
просве́т
gap, break (in clouds), chink of light, opening
ray of hope, glimmer of hope, silver lining
clear opening, aperture, clear width, inside diameter
прова́ливаться
to fail, to flunk, to flop
to fall through, to break through (ice), to sink in
to collapse, to cave in
отскочи́ть
to bounce off, to rebound, to recoil
to jump back, to leap aside, to spring away
to come off, to break off, to be torn off
скрути́ть
to twist, to twist together, to roll (a cigarette), to twine
to tie up, to bind, to pinion
to subdue, to break (someone), to bring to heel
слома́ться
to break down, to stop working, to break
to break, to snap, to crack, to break off
to put on airs, to pose, to be affected, to make difficulties
прорва́ть
to break through
зашепта́ть
to begin to whisper, to start whispering
to begin to rustle, to begin to murmur
to charm away (by whispering spells), to break a spell
лине́йка
ruler, rule
lineup, assembly, parade
line
strip, batten
break (carriage), large wagonette
передохну́ть
to take a short break
гро́хнуть
to crash, to bang, to rumble, to thunder
to burst out laughing, to roar with laughter
to hack, to crack, to break into (a system)
отлете́ть
to fly away, to fly off, to take off, to depart (by plane)
to rebound, to bounce back, to bounce off
to come off, to fall off, to break off
ла́зить
to climb, to clamber, to scale, to swarm up
to get into, to sneak into, to break into, to intrude
to grope, to paw, to let one's hands wander
захло́пать
to start clapping, to begin to applaud, to break into applause
to clap down (a speaker), to drown out with applause
выбива́ть
to knock out, to smash, to break (by striking)
to beat out (dust), to beat (a carpet)
to carve, to chisel, to stamp
to drive out, to dislodge, to kick out
to wangle, to secure (with effort), to extract
проникнове́ние
penetration, entry, infiltration, spread
trespassing, unlawful entry, break-in
отбива́ться
to fight off, to beat off, to repulse, to defend oneself
to resist, to struggle, to fend off
to fall behind, to become separated, to straggle
to break off, to chip off, to get knocked off
крах
crash, bankruptcy, ruin
collapse, downfall, failure, break-up
отвы́кнуть
to get out of the habit of, to break a habit, to become unaccustomed to
разгора́ться
to blaze up, to flame up, to catch fire properly
to flare up, to break out, to grow heated
to light up, to glow, to flush
вы́шибить
to knock out, to break down, to smash in, to knock loose
to kick out, to throw out, to drive out, to expel
полома́ть
to break, to smash, to break to pieces
to break, to wreck, to put out of order
забира́ться
to climb up, to clamber onto, to climb into
to break into, to sneak into, to creep into
to get to, to reach, to make it as far as
to go off (far away), to hide away, to hole up
отбива́ть
to repel, to beat off, to parry, to return (a ball)
to break off, to knock off, to chip off
to take away, to win away, to win over, to steal (a partner)
to retake, to recapture
to take away (the desire), to kill (the appetite), to discourage
to whet (a scythe), to hammer sharp
Examples
После коро́ткого переры́ва он продо́лжил свою́ рабо́ту.
He continued his work after a short break.
Обычно ужин с гостя́ми ока́нчивается часо́в в одиннадцать.
Most dinner parties break up about eleven o'clock.
Ты мо́жешь вы́рваться от свои́х роди́телей?
Can you break away from your parents?
Я немного вздремну́л во вре́мя обе́да, потому что сильно уста́л.
I slept a little during lunch break because I was so tired.
После небольшо́й па́узы он продо́лжил рабо́ту.
He resumed his work after a short break.
Она проговори́ла 30 минут без переры́ва.
She spoke for 30 minutes without a break.
Нелегко разорва́ть за́мкнутый круг зарпла́т и цен.
It is difficult to break the vicious circle of wages and prices.
Take care not to break the eggs.
Не следует наруша́ть обеща́ний.
You shouldn't break promises.
Let's take a short break.
Лёд проло́мится под твои́м весом.
The ice is going to break under your weight.
Вы мо́жете разменя́ть тысячеиеновую купю́ру?
Can you break a 1,000 yen bill?
Како́й парази́т осме́лился слома́ть двери в ца́рское помеще́ние?
What rascal dared to break the door to the royal room?
Если разрази́тся я́дерная война́, челове́чество поги́бнет.
If a nuclear war were to break out, mankind would perish.
It'll break.
