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Bus russian

  • опозда́ть

    to be late, to be overdue

    to miss (a bus or train)

  • авто́бус

    bus

  • сади́ться

    to sit down, to take a seat, to be seated

    to board, to get on, to get in, to take (a bus etc.)

    to go down, to set (of the sun), to sink

    to go on (a diet), to start (a diet)

  • остано́вка

    bus stop, stop, station

    stop, halt

    stoppage, cessation

  • ши́на

    tyre, tire

    splint

    busbar, bus bar

    bus

  • маршру́т

    route, itinerary, way

    route (of a bus line), line, service

    march route, line of march

  • авто́бусный

    bus

  • семёрка

    seven, the number seven, figure seven

    number seven, the seven (playing card), the number 7 bus

    group of seven, top seven

  • гармо́шка

    garmon (Russian accordion), concertina, accordion

    bendy bus, articulated bus

  • автовокза́л

    bus station

  • грузи́ться

    to embark, to board (a train/bus/plane), to get on board

    to take on cargo, to load up

    to be loaded, to be loaded up

    to load, to boot up, to start up

  • тролле́йбус

    trolleybus, trolley bus

  • тридца́тка

    thirty, group of thirty, thirty of something

    thirty (age), thirty-something, person in their thirties

    number 30 (bus or tram), route 30

  • аэро́бус

    air-bus

  • икарус

    Ikarus, Ikarus bus

  • де́ло

    matter, affair, business, thing

    things, affairs, state of affairs

    work, business, job, occupation

    deed, act, action

    case, court case, file

    field, craft, science, art

    really, actually, in fact, in truth

  • исто́рия

    history

    story, tale, account

    affair, incident, business, thing

  • занима́ться

    to be engaged in, to do, to be busy with

    to practise, to do (sport), to go in for

    to study (a subject), to learn

    to study, to work (at one's lessons)

  • за́нятый

    busy

    occupied, taken, filled

  • 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

  • заня́ться

    to busy oneself (with), to get down to, to attend to, to see to

    to take up, to go in for, to start doing

    to catch fire, to flare up, to blaze up

  • слома́ть

    to break, to snap, to break off

    to fracture, to break (a bone)

    to break, to bust

    to break (resistance), to crush

  • би́знес

    business

  • ро́за

    rose, rose-bush, rosace, rose window

  • откры́ться

    to open, to be opened

    to open (for business), to be opened, to begin

    to come to light, to be revealed

    to come into view, to open up (before one's eyes)

  • делово́й

    business, business-related

    businesslike, matter-of-fact, practical

    busy, hectic

  • накры́ть

    to cover, to cover up

    to set (the table), to lay (the table)

    to catch red-handed, to nab, to bust

  • торгова́ть

    to trade, to deal (in something), to sell

    to be open (of a shop), to do business

  • закры́ться

    to close, to shut, to close up

    to shut oneself in, to lock oneself in

    to cover oneself, to wrap oneself up

    to shield oneself, to cover up

    to close down, to shut down, to go out of business

  • бизнесме́н

    businessman

  • предприя́тие

    enterprise, company, business

    venture, undertaking, enterprise

  • куст

    bush, shrub

    group, cluster

  • командиро́вка

    business trip, official journey

    secondment, posting (to another place)

  • загрузи́ть

    to load, to load up

    to download

    to fill, to charge, to feed (material into)

    to keep busy, to occupy fully, to use to full capacity

    to upload

  • визи́тка

    business card, visiting card

    morning coat, cutaway

  • мне не́когда

    I have no time, I had no time (было), I am busy

  • вози́ться

    to tinker (with), to fiddle (with), to potter about, to busy oneself

    to mess around (with), to take ages (over), to struggle (with)

  • дели́шки

    affairs/business/doings

  • перебо́р

    too much, overkill, going too far, bust (in cards)

    going through one by one, enumeration, exhaustive search, brute-force search

    fingerpicking, plucking one string after another, arpeggio, peal (of bells)

    excess, surplus, overrun

  • суета́

    bustle, hustle and bustle, fuss, commotion

    vanity, emptiness

  • администра́тор

    administrator, manager, business manager

    receptionist, front-desk clerk, desk manager

    administrator, sysadmin

  • занято́й

    very busy

  • пуши́стый

    fluffy, bushy

  • замести́

    to cover over (with snow), to sweep over, to bury (in snow)

    to sweep (up), to sweep (into)

    to cover up (traces), to obliterate, to blur

    to nab, to bust, to collar, to arrest

    to begin to drift (of snow), to start blowing

  • практи́чный

    practical, level-headed, shrewd, businesslike

    practical, serviceable, usable, hard-wearing

  • насы́щенный

    busy, packed, eventful, full

    rich, intense, deep

    saturated

    filled (with), imbued (with), permeated (with)

  • суети́ться

    to bustle, to bustle about, to rush around, to scurry

    to fuss, to make a fuss, to get flustered

  • накрыва́ть

    to cover, to cover up, to put over

    to set (a table), to lay (a table)

    to catch (red-handed), to nab, to bust

  • ги́льза

    cartridge case, shell case, casing

    cigarette tube, cigarette paper tube

    sleeve, liner, cylinder sleeve, bushing

  • загружа́ть

    to load, to load up, to freight

    to fill, to feed, to charge

    to keep busy, to give work to, to load with work

    to download, to load

    to upload

  • обанкро́титься

    to go bankrupt, to become insolvent, to go bust

    to fail utterly, to collapse, to be discredited

  • оживлённый

    animated, lively, spirited

    busy, bustling

  • за́нято

    occupied, taken, busy (for a phone line)

  • разори́ться

    to go bankrupt, to go bust, to go broke

    to be ruined, to lose everything one owns, to become impoverished

  • планше́т

    tablet, tablet computer

    map case, dispatch case

    plane table

    navigation device, satnav

    corset stay, busk

  • пали́ть

    to fire, to shoot, to blaze away

    to scorch, to blaze down, to be scorching hot

    to burn down, to destroy by fire, to raze

    to singe, to burn, to scorch

    to catch red-handed, to catch in the act, to bust

  • сумато́ха

    bustle, turmoil disorderly running around

  • хозя́йственный

    economic, economical (relating to the economy), business (attr.)

    household (attr.), domestic

    thrifty, economical, frugal

    practical, good at managing a home, capable around the house

  • пчёлка

    little bee, busy bee

  • черни́ка

    bilberries, blueberries, whortleberries

    bilberry bush, whortleberry bush, blueberry bush

  • де́льный

    efficient, capable, businesslike, competent

    sensible, sound, practical, to the point

  • деле́ц

    business man, operator

  • чп

    emergency, emergency situation, serious incident

    private company, private enterprise, private business

    pulse rate, heart rate

    Black Sea Shipping Company

  • волы́нка

    bagpipes

    dawdling, delay, dilatoriness, tedious drawn-out business

  • замути́ть

    to make turbid, to make cloudy, to muddy

    to start (a business), to set up, to get going

    to stir up, to incite, to set (people) against

  • бюст

    bust, bosom

  • прогоре́ть

    to burn through, to burn a hole in

    to burn out, to burn down completely

    to go bust, to go under, to go bankrupt

    to fall through, to fail

  • обобра́ть

    to rob, to fleece, to clean out

    to pick, to gather, to strip (a bush)

  • разрасти́сь

    to grow, to spread, to grow thick, to bush out

  • лю́дный

    populous, crowded, busy

  • про́мысел

    trade, business

  • ми́стика

    mysticism

    something mysterious, inexplicable thing, spooky business

  • хлопота́ть

    to make an effort/do with diligence/bustle to achieve something

  • петру́шка

    parsley

    Punch (puppet), buffoon, clown

    Punch-and-Judy show, puppet show

    nonsense, absurdity, funny business

  • де́льце

    little matter, small affair, bit of business

    little deal, small piece of business, job

  • куста́рник

    shrub, bush

    bushes, shrubbery, thicket of bushes, scrub

  • шоу-би́знес

    show business

  • ежеви́ка

    blackberries, blackberry, bramble, blackberry bush

  • людно

    crowded, populous, busy (with people)

  • разраста́ться

    to grow, to spread, to grow thick, to bush out

  • юли́ть

    to fidget, to wriggle, to bustle about, to fuss

    to fawn, to ingratiate oneself, to curry favour

  • сморо́дина

    currant, blackcurrant

    currant bush

  • конце́рн

    concern (business), conglomerate, corporation, company

  • коммерса́нт

    merchant, business man

  • ку́стик

    Bush

  • оживлённо

    animatedly, with animation, busy

  • копоши́ться

    to swarm about, to teem, to stir, to crawl about

    to potter about, to putter around, to busy oneself, to dawdle

    to fumble (with something), to rummage, to root about, to fiddle

  • предпринима́тельство

    entrepreneurship, private enterprise, enterprise

    business activity, business undertakings, trade

  • крыжо́вник

    gooseberries, gooseberry, gooseberry bush

  • похлопота́ть

    to make an effort/do with diligence/bustle to achieve something

  • кутерьма́

    commotion, disorder, bustle

  • приплыва́ть

    to swim up, to come swimming, to sail up, to arrive by boat

    to go bust, to go broke, to lose everything

  • несвобо́дный

    unfree, not free, dependent, constrained

    busy, occupied, not available, taken

  • мельтеши́ть

    to flit about, to dart about, to bustle around, to get in the way

    to flicker, to shimmer, to flash by

  • теку́чка

    routine business, day-to-day routine, daily grind

    staff turnover, high turnover of personnel

  • бузина́

    elder-berry, elder, elder grove, elder bush

  • несостоя́тельность

    insolvency, bankruptcy, failure (of a business)

    unfoundedness, groundlessness, unsoundness, flimsiness

    inability, incompetence, unworkability

    lack of means, impecuniousness, modest means

  • амплуа́

    line of business, line, role

  • бизнесву́мен

    businesswoman

  • петля́ть

    to wind, to meander, to twist and turn

    to zigzag, to double back, to dodge

    to be evasive, to beat about the bush, to prevaricate

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