G- russian
соль
salt
point, gist, punchline
sol, G (note)
sol (Peruvian currency)
верёвочка
string, little rope, cord
thong, G-string
стри́нги
thong, G-string, string briefs
перегру́зка
overload, overloading
strain, stress, overwork
transshipment, reloading, transfer (of cargo)
g-force, acceleration load
полти́нник
fifty kopecks, fifty-kopeck piece
scooter, moped
Tu-154 airliner
shot of vodka (50 g)
федера́л
federal agent, federal official, G-man
сосло́вие
estate, social class (e.g. in Imperial Russia)
го́рский
mountain, highland, mountaineer (e.g. mountaineer people), pertaining to mountains
сп
abbreviation (e.g. for Socialist Party), abbr.
бала́нсовый
balance sheet (adj.), balance (adj.), book (e.g. book value)
покуша́вшийся
who attempted, assailant, would-be (e.g. would-be killer)
пла́вленный
melted, processed (e.g. cheese)
затаи́вший
hidden, concealed, harbored, held (e.g., breath)
ка́чанный
headed, head-forming (e.g., head lettuce)
соль-дие́з
G sharp
пробежа́вший
having run, who has run, that has run, past (e.g. past events)
отша́тываться
to recoil (e.g. in fear or disgust), to start back, to shrink back, to flinch
пылево́й
dust (e.g., dust particle, dust cloud), dusty
подложи́вший
having placed under, having put under, having laid under
having substituted, having swapped (deceptively), having planted (e.g. evidence)
альбо́мный
landscape (document orientation, e.g. Word document)
загова́риваемый
charmed, bewitched, soothed by incantations, talked down (e.g. pain)
высека́емый
carved out, hewn out, chiselled out, struck (e.g., fire)
ода́риваемый
being gifted, being presented with a gift, recipient (as an adjective, e.g., 'the recipient person')
отва́ливающийся
falling off, coming off, detaching, peeling (e.g., plaster, paint)
соль-бемо́ль
G flat
мету́щий
agitated, restless, darting (e.g., eyes), racing (e.g., thoughts)
подби́вший
damaged, shot down, bruised (e.g., an eye)
чиркаемый
being struck (e.g., a match), being scratched, being scribbled
натяну́вший
having stretched, having pulled taut, having drawn (e.g., a bow)
схлопота́вший
having incurred, having received, having gotten oneself (e.g., a reprimand, punishment)
учрежде́нческий
institutional, departmental, official (relating to an institution), office (e.g. office building)
этапи́роваться
to be transferred (e.g. prisoners), to be convoyed
выбива́вшийся
protruding, sticking out, standing out, loose (e.g., hair)
ужа́ливший
stung, having stung (e.g., the bee that stung); bitten, having bitten (e.g., the snake that bit)
досыла́емый
being sent additionally, being forwarded, being rammed home, being chambered (e.g., a cartridge)
кинето́з
kinetosis, motion sickness (e.g. seasickness)
покорми́вший
fed, having fed (e.g., the one who fed)
надорва́вший
overstrained, torn, ruptured (e.g., muscle, ligament); hoarse (voice)
смо́рщивший
wrinkled, shrivelled, furrowed (e.g., brow), having wrinkled
разлепи́вший
having unstuck, having separated, having opened (e.g., eyes)
застуди́вший
having caught a cold (e.g., in one's throat/back), having chilled (oneself or a body part)
посяга́вший
encroaching, infringing, trespassing, attempting (e.g., an attempt on life/freedom)
части́вший
one who was quickening (e.g. steps, rhythm), one who was making frequent or rapid movements/sounds
перевора́чивавшийся
that was turning over, that was flipping over, that was rolling over, tossing and turning (e.g., in bed)
истапливаемый
being heated, being fired (e.g., a stove, a sauna)
наси́живавший
that was sitting on (e.g., eggs), that was hatching
подвёртывающийся
turning, prone to turning, prone to spraining (e.g., an ankle)
преломля́вший
refracting, breaking (e.g., light)
рассыха́вшийся
dried out, cracked (from drying), warped (e.g., wood)
передува́вший
overblowing, having overblown (e.g., air, pressure), that was blowing too much
Examples
Что обознача́ет G.N.P.?
What does G.N.P. stand for?
В лати́нском же языке́ используются двадцать три бу́квы: a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, k, l, m, n, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, x, y, z.
Now, in Latin there are twenty-three letters: a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, k, l, m, n, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, x, y, z.
Сейчас в лати́нском языке́ используются двадцать три бу́квы: a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, k, l, m, n, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, x, y, z.
Now, in Latin there are twenty-three letters: a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, k, l, m, n, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, x, y, z.
Францу́зский алфави́т состои́т из двадцати шести букв: a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, v, w, x, y, z.
The French alphabet contains twenty-six letters: a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, v, w, x, y, z.
Туре́цкая бу́ква Ğ и испа́нская H сбежа́ли друг с другом, и бы́ло у них много-много совершенно немы́х дете́й.
A Turkish soft G and a Spanish H eloped and had lots of completely silent children together.
Соль-бемоль звучит здесь очень мягко.
G flat sounds very gentle here.



















