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  • стать

    need, reason, point

    build, physique, figure, stature

    character, nature, type

    points (of a horse), conformation

  • ве́ра

    faith, belief, trust, confidence

    faith, religion

  • уве́ренный

    sure, certain, positive

    confident, self-assured, assured

  • пожа́ловать

    to come, to visit, to call on someone

    to grant, to bestow, to confer, to give

  • призна́ться

    to confess, to admit

  • преде́л

    limit, bound, end

    bounds, confines, borders

    threshold, breaking point

    limit, limiting value

  • та́йна

    secret

    mystery, enigma

    secrecy, confidentiality

  • утвержда́ть

    to claim, to assert, to maintain, to affirm

    to approve, to ratify, to confirm, to endorse

  • забра́ть

    to pick up, to collect, to fetch

    to take away, to seize, to take possession of, to confiscate

    to arrest, to take into custody, to haul off

    to take in (a garment), to shorten

    to veer, to swerve, to bear (to one side)

    to board up, to plank over

  • подтверди́ть

    to confirm, to corroborate

  • прокля́тый

    cursed, damned, accursed, confounded

  • разреше́ние

    permission, authorization, permit

    resolution (of a screen or image)

    resolution (of a conflict), settlement, solution

  • докла́д

    talk, lecture, presentation, conference paper

    report

  • заключе́ние

    conclusion, inference, deduction

    imprisonment, confinement, custody

    conclusion (of a contract), signing, entering into

    conclusion, ending, final part

    expert opinion, official report, findings

  • сбить

    to knock down, to knock over, to hit (with a vehicle)

    to shoot down, to down

    to knock off, to shake down, to knock away

    to whip, to beat, to churn

    to confuse, to throw off, to disconcert

  • секре́тный

    secret, confidential

  • конфли́кт

    conflict, dispute

  • уве́ренность

    certainty, conviction, assurance

    confidence, self-assurance

  • соотве́тствовать

    to correspond to, to match, to be consistent with, to be in line with

    to conform to, to comply with, to meet (requirements), to suit

  • заключи́ть

    to conclude (an agreement), to enter into, to make (a deal)

    to conclude, to infer, to deduce

    to imprison, to confine, to lock up

    to conclude (a speech), to end, to finish

  • совеща́ние

    meeting (formal), conference, session

  • аре́ст

    arrest, apprehension

    detention, custody, confinement

  • конфере́нция

    conference

  • съезд

    congress, convention, conference

    exit, exit ramp, slip road, way down

    arrival (in numbers), gathering, assembling

  • спра́вка

    certificate, official note, written confirmation

    information, reference, inquiry

  • призна́ние

    recognition, acknowledgement

    confession, admission, declaration (of love)

  • соотве́тствие

    correspondence, conformity, accordance

  • отобра́ть

    to select, to pick out, to choose

    to take away, to confiscate, to seize

  • доверя́ть

    to trust, to have confidence in, to give credence to

    to entrust, to confide, to commit (to someone's care)

  • растеря́ться

    to become confused, to be bewildered, to lose one's head

    to get lost (bit by bit), to go missing

  • уве́ренно

    confidently, with confidence

  • дове́рие

    trust, confidence, faith

    credit (trust granted)

  • одино́чка

    loner, person on their own, single person

    by yourself, on your own, single-handedly

    solitary cell, solitary confinement

  • подтвержда́ть

    to confirm, to corroborate

  • группиро́вка

    group, gang, faction

    grouping, classification

    force, body of troops

    constellation, configuration

  • утвержде́ние

    assertion, claim, statement

    approval, confirmation, ratification

    establishment, consolidation

  • сме́ло

    boldly, bravely, fearlessly

    with confidence, safely, easily

  • подели́ться

    to share (with someone), to tell, to confide

    to split up (into groups), to divide up

  • утверди́ть

    to approve, to confirm, to ratify, to pass (a law)

    to confirm (someone in something), to strengthen (in a belief), to convince

  • настро́ить

    to tune, to adjust, to configure, to set up

    to tune

    to dispose, to turn (against someone), to win over, to influence

    to build a lot of, to put up (many buildings)

  • ста́лкиваться

    to collide, to crash into each other, to bump into each other

    to run into (someone), to bump into (someone), to come across

    to face (a problem), to encounter, to be confronted with

  • прися́жный

    juror, juryman, member of the jury

    sworn

    born, inveterate, confirmed

  • подтвержде́ние

    confirmation, corroboration, acknowledgement

    proof, evidence

  • сби́ться

    to lose the way, to go astray, to get off (course), to fall out of step

    to get confused, to falter, to stumble (in speech), to lose the thread

    to lose count, to lose track

    to slip out of place, to get crooked, to slide to one side

    to huddle together, to cluster, to bunch up

  • пу́тать

    to confuse, to mix up, to muddle up

    to confuse (someone), to bewilder, to mislead

    to tangle, to get (something) into a tangle

  • расте́рянность

    confusion, embarrassment, perplexity

  • пу́таться

    to get tangled, to get caught up, to get entangled

    to get confused, to get muddled, to lose the thread

    to get mixed up (in something), to get drawn into (something)

    to meddle (in), to interfere (in), to butt in

    to hang around, to knock about, to loiter

    to lose one's way, to wander about lost

  • признава́ть

    to recognize, to acknowledge

    to admit, to confess, to own up to

    to deem, to find, to judge, to declare

  • запу́таться

    to get confused, to get muddled, to lose the thread

    to get tangled, to get entangled, to become snarled

    to get entangled (in), to get mixed up (in), to land oneself in trouble

  • изъя́ть

    to confiscate, to seize, to impound

    to withdraw, to take out, to remove

  • сбива́ть

    to knock off, to knock down, to strike down

    to shoot down, to bring down

    to run over, to knock down (with a vehicle)

    to whip, to beat, to churn

    to confuse, to muddle, to throw off

    to lead astray, to divert

  • расстро́ить

    to upset, to distress, to sadden

    to thwart, to frustrate, to foil, to ruin

    to throw into confusion, to disorder, to disrupt

    to put out of tune, to untune

    to upset (the stomach), to impair, to shatter (the nerves), to derange

  • смуще́ние

    embarrassment, confusion

  • недоразуме́ние

    misunderstanding, confusion

  • отбира́ть

    to take away, to confiscate, to seize

    to select, to pick out, to choose

  • беспоря́док

    disorder, mess, confusion, clutter

    unrest, turmoil, disturbances, riots

  • перепу́тать

    to confuse or mix up

  • признава́ться

    to confess, to admit

  • укла́дываться

    to lie down, to go to bed, to settle down (to sleep)

    to pack, to pack up, to pack one's things

    to fit (into), to go (into), to be packed in

    to keep within (a limit), to confine oneself (to), to stay within (a budget), to meet (a deadline)

    to take shape, to form, to fall into place

  • созна́ться

    to confess

  • смеша́ться

    to mingle (with), to blend in, to merge (into)

    to get mixed up, to get jumbled, to fall into disorder

    to become confused, to get flustered, to lose one's composure

  • дове́рить

    to entrust, to commit, to trust, to confide

  • ограни́читься

    to be confined to, to limited to

  • спу́тать

    to mix up, to confuse (with someone else), to take for someone else

    to tangle, to tangle up, to get into a knot

    to mess up, to upset (plans), to confuse, to throw off

  • противоре́чить

    to contradict

    to be at variance with, to conflict with, to contravene

    to object, to raise objections

  • противостоя́ть

    to withstand, to resist, to stand up to

    to confront, to oppose, to stand against

    to be opposed to, to stand in contrast to

  • смущённый

    embarrassed, abashed, self-conscious

    confused, disconcerted, perplexed

  • соблюде́ние

    accordance/conformity, observance

  • ограни́чиваться

    to limit oneself, to confine oneself

  • заключа́ть

    to conclude, to enter into, to make, to sign

    to conclude, to infer, to gather

    to imprison, to confine, to lock up

    to contain, to comprise, to hold

    to conclude, to end, to finish off

  • дове́рчивый

    trusting, confiding, ingenuous

    credulous, gullible

  • сме́шивать

    to mix, to blend, to mix together

    to confuse, to mix up, to conflate

    to mess up, to throw into disorder, to muddle

  • замя́ться

    to falter, to become confused, to stop short

  • ограни́чивать

    to limit, to cap, to set a limit to

    to restrict, to curtail, to confine

  • пови́нный

    guilty, to blame (for), culpable, responsible (for)

    confessing one's guilt, contrite, repentant

  • противоречи́вый

    contradictory, conflicting

  • лока́льный

    local

    localized, limited in scope, confined to one area

  • 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

  • озада́чить

    to puzzle, to perplex, to baffle, to confuse

  • пу́таница

    confusion, muddle, mess

    tangle, jumble, mishmash

  • изоля́тор

    detention centre, solitary confinement cell, lock-up

    isolation ward, isolation unit, quarantine ward

    insulator, non-conductor

  • нела́дный

    wrong, amiss, not right

    bad, poor, sorry

    damned, confounded

  • моро́чить

    to fool, to deceive, to mislead, to take in

    to mess with (someone), to pull someone's leg, to confuse deliberately

  • замеша́тельство

    confusion, embarrassment, bewilderment

    disarray, commotion, disorder

  • смяте́ние

    confusion, disarray, commotion, perturbation

  • и́споведь

    confession

  • муть

    dregs, sediment, murky matter, sludge

    murk, haze, mist

    fog, confusion, muddle

  • неуве́ренность

    insecurity, lack of confidence, diffidence, self-doubt

    uncertainty, doubt

  • запира́ть

    to lock, to lock up, to bolt

    to lock in, to shut in, to confine

  • удовлетворя́ть

    to satisfy, to please, to gratify

    to meet (requirements), to comply with, to conform to

    to grant, to allow (a claim), to uphold

  • прикова́ть

    to chain, to shackle, to fetter

    to confine (to bed), to immobilize, to tie down

    to rivet, to capture (attention), to hold spellbound

  • соо́бщник

    accomplice, confederate, accessory

  • расколо́ть

    to split, to crack, to cleave, to chop

    to divide, to split apart, to disunite

    to make talk, to get to confess, to break (a suspect)

  • противостоя́ние

    confrontation, standoff, opposition

    resistance, withstanding, countering

    opposition

  • удосто́ить

    to confer, to award, to favour, to honour

  • смути́ть

    to embarrass, to make embarrassed, to abash

    to unsettle, to trouble, to disconcert, to confuse

  • подтверди́ться

    to be confirmed

  • закономе́рный

    conforming to the laws of nature, appropriate, naturally determined

  • самоуве́ренный

    self-confident, self-assured, confident

    overconfident, cocky, presumptuous, self-opinionated

  • жа́ловать

    to grant, to bestow, to confer, to give

    to like, to be fond of, to favour

    to come (as a guest), to visit, to call on

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