Lot russian

• мно́го

  much

  many

  a lot of, plenty of

• па́ртия

  party, detachment, group, set

  batch (e.g. of drugs), lot

  game, match

• уча́сток

  region, lot, plot, strip, parcel, property

  part, section, length, area

  sector, zone, district

  police station

• да́ча

  giving, portion, allowance, cottage, summer cottage, piece of woodland, wood plot, wood lot

  country-cottage

• ку́ча

  a lot

  heap, pile

• нема́ло

  quite a lot

• дуть

  to blow

  to go quickly, scamper

  to blow glass (transitive) (выдуть)

  (colloquial) to drink a lot of something (выдуть)

• вы́ложить

  to post online

  to lay out, spread out

  to spend or pay a lot

• стоя́нка

  parking, moorage, station, post, stopping place, parking place, parking lot, sit, stand, stop, mooring

• на́глый

  audacious lot of nerve or entitled

• у́часть

  fate, lot

• пусты́рь

  vacant lot/wasteland

• выкла́дывать

  to post online

  to lay out, spread out

  to spend or pay a lot

• переде́лать

  to redo

  to do all of or a lot (from planned)

• лю́тый

  a lot (negative)

  fierce

• наговори́ть

  to talk a lot

• насмотре́ться

  see a lot, see as much as one wanted, see enough, have a good look

• осу́нуться

  lose a lot of weight (in the face usually)

• буха́ть

  to booze, to drink a lot, to get wasted

• нашуме́ть

  make a lot of noise, cause a sensation

• наслу́шаться

  to hear (a lot) of

• лот

  plummet, sounding line

  lot

• начита́ться

  have read a lot, be tired of reading, have read

• натерпе́ться

  have endured a great deal, have gone though a lot

• про́рва

  a lot, a mass, masses, glutton

• руба́ть

  to eat a lot vigorously with appetite

  to split shred or cut off something by striking with a sharp tool

• мириа́да

  ten thousand, a lot

• наплести́

  make by weaving, talk a lot of nonsense, slander

• насобира́ть

  collect a lot of

• люто

  a lot (negative)

  fiercely

• навида́ться

  to see plenty of, a lot of

• невпроворо́т

  a lot, a great deal

• автостоя́нка

  parking lot, car park

• наму́читься

  be worn out, have had a hard time, have an awful lot to bear

• нахлеба́ться

  to suffer greatly, to go through a lot, to have one's fill of (troubles)

  to drink one's fill, to slurp up enough

• порассказа́ть

  to tell, to narrate, to recount, to tell a lot

• па́ркинг

  parking, parking lot, car park

• пыли́ща

  a lot of dust, heaps of dust, great deal of dust

• нава́лом

  in bulk, a lot of

• бедоку́рить

  get up to mischief, do a lot of mischief

• бе́столочь

  muddle-headed person, a lot of blockheads

• набезобра́зничать

  do a lot of disgraceful things, behave disgracefully

• нагреши́ть

  sin a lot, be a sinner

• надари́ть

  present, give a lot of presents

• напе́ться

  have sung a lot

• нарабо́таться

  have worked enough, have done a lot of work, have tired oneself out working

• наре́з

  thread, groove, lot, plot

• наса́ливать

  salt, put a lot of salt, spite, do a bad turn

• наса́харивать

  sugar, put a lot of sugar

• наслы́шаться

  to hear a lot (about)

• настрада́ться

  suffer much, go through a lot

• нате́шиться

  enjoy oneself a lot, have lots of fun

• натреща́ть

  chatter a lot

• натрясти́сь

  be shaken a lot

• привести́сь

  to happen, to fall to one's lot

  to have to, to be obliged to, to be forced to

• награба́стать

  to grab a lot of, to amass, to hoard, to accumulate (often illicitly/greedily)

• нажа́рить

  to fry a lot of, to fry up (a quantity of something)

• изжа́риться

  to be fried, to be roasted, to get scorched

  to get roasted (by the sun), to get very hot, to sweat a lot

• заката́ться

  to get worn out (from rolling/driving), to get tired (from driving/riding a lot)

• нала́мывать

  to break off (many pieces), to break a lot of

• вломи́ть

  to break into, to force entry

  to hit hard, to strike, to punch

  to impose (a large fine), to give (a lot of something)

• плани́да

  fate, destiny, lot, fortune

• разъе́здиться

  to start traveling frequently, to travel extensively, to get into the habit of traveling a lot

• натолка́ть

  to stuff, to cram, to shove in

  to cram (with food), to give (a lot of advice), to deal (blows)

• закупа́ться

  To buy a lot of something

  To stock up on something

• бу́хнувший

  having fallen (with a thud), having plumped, thudded

  poured (heavily/suddenly), sloshed

  having drunk a lot, drunk, tipsy

• вида́вший

  experienced, worldly, seen a lot

• вы́ложиться

  to give one's all, to put in a lot of effort, to exert oneself completely

• выкла́дываться

  to give one's all, to exert oneself fully, to go all out, to put in a lot of effort

• доста́вшийся

  fallen to one's lot, received, obtained

• достава́вшийся

  obtained, received, that which fell to one's lot, that which was inherited

• достаю́щийся

  falling to one's lot, coming into one's possession, acquired, obtained

• ливану́ть

  to pour (a lot), to douse, to splash, to spill

• набо́лтанный

  shaken, mixed

  blurted out, gossiped about, talked a lot about

• нава́ливающий

  piling up, accumulating, heaping, loading (a lot of), overwhelming (in quantity or intensity)

• навари́вший

  who has cooked (a lot), who has brewed (a lot), who has welded (a lot), who has gained/profited

• навида́вшийся

  experienced, having seen a lot

• наворова́вший

  having stolen a lot, who has stolen a lot, pilfered a lot

• навороти́вший

  having messed up, having piled up, having caused a lot of

  having over-engineered, having created something overly complex, having kitted out (with excessive features)

• наглота́вшийся

  having swallowed a lot, having gulped down, having inhaled a lot

• наговори́вший

  who has said a lot, who has talked a lot, having talked excessively

  who has slandered, who has gossiped, who has spread rumors, who has said bad things

• нагороди́вший

  having piled up, having built (a lot), having amassed

  having talked nonsense, having muddled (up), having said a lot of unnecessary things

• нагото́вивший

  who has prepared/cooked (a lot), having prepared/cooked (a lot)

• надава́вший

  having given out a lot, having handed out much, having distributed a great deal

• наде́лывать

  to do a lot, to make a lot, to churn out

• наката́вший

  having driven a lot, having covered a lot of distance, having rolled a lot

  having written a lot, having typed a lot, having churned out

• накида́вший

  having thrown (a lot), having strewn, having scattered

  having sketched, having drafted, having jotted down

• накопти́вший

  sooted, smoke-stained, blackened with soot

  having produced a lot of soot, having smoked a lot

• накупи́вший

  who has bought a lot, who has bought up

• наменя́вший

  who has exchanged many, having exchanged many, who has swapped a lot

• наму́чившийся

  having suffered much, worn out by suffering, having gone through a lot of hardship

• намы́кавшийся

  hard-suffering, having suffered much, having endured many hardships, having been through a lot

• наобеща́вший

  having promised a lot, who has made many promises

• напла́вавший

  having swum a lot, having covered a lot of distance by swimming

• напла́кавшийся

  having cried one's fill, having cried a lot, having shed enough tears

• напридумывавший

  who has invented a lot, who has made up a lot, who has imagined a lot

• напры́гать

  to jump (a lot, to a certain amount), to hop (a lot, to a certain amount)

• нарабо́тавшийся

  having worked a lot, having worked hard, worn out from work

• насажа́вший

  having planted (a lot), who planted (a lot)

• наслу́шавшийся

  having heard a lot, having listened a lot, who has heard a lot

Examples

• Я не люблю́ толпу́.

  I hate it when there are a lot of people.

• Э́тот кондиционе́р потребля́ет много электри́чества.

  This air conditioner consumes a lot of electricity.

• Здесь очень опасно ходи́ть но́чью.

  There is a lot of danger in walking around here at night.

• Извините за опозда́ние, у меня бы́ло много рабо́ты.

  I'm sorry I am late, but there's been a lot of work to do.

• Летом здесь часто идёт дождь.

  It tends to rain here a lot in the summer.

• У э́тих двух языко́в есть много о́бщего.

  The two languages have a lot in common.

• У моего́ отца́ много книг.

  My father has a lot of books.

• Он много зна́ет о живо́тных.

  He knows a lot about animals.

• Но́вая маши́на займёт много места.

  The new machine will take a lot of room.

• Он очень измени́лся с после́днего ра́за.

  He's really changed a lot since last time.

• Я не могу́ поверну́ть ше́ю, потому что очень больно.

  I can't turn my neck, because it hurts a lot.

• У тебя много книг.

  You have a lot of books.

• В день, когда я пришёл, там бы́ло полно свобо́дных мест.

  There were a lot of empty seats the day I went.

• У меня много пробелов в матема́тике.

  There's a lot of gaps in my knowledge of math.

• Он переда́л до́чери очень прили́чную су́мму де́нег.

  He gave his daughter quite a lot of money.

• Есть много де́нег.

  There is a lot of money.

• Испытав много тру́дностей, она таки научи́лась води́ть маши́ну.

  After a lot of problems she managed to learn to drive a car.

• Дефици́т воды создаёт мно́жество неудо́бств.

  A water shortage causes a lot of inconvenience.

• В Япо́нии производится много хоро́ших фотоаппара́тов.

  Japan produces a lot of good cameras.

• Я хочу́ за раз купи́ть ку́хонную у́тварь.

  I want to buy cooking utensils in one lot.

• В сле́дующих нескольких програ́ммах будет много таки́х сцен.

  There'll be quite a lot of scenes like this in the next few programs.

• Ему остава́лось проде́лать большую рабо́ту.

  He had a lot of work to do.

• В го́роде много люде́й и автомоби́лей. Э́то занятой го́род.

  There are a lot of people and cars in this city. It is a busy city.

• Япо́ния в большо́м объёме торгу́ет с Кана́дой.

  Japan has a lot of trade with Canada.

• «Сего́дня похорони́ли моло́чника. Бы́ло много наро́ду, потому что все в дере́вне его зна́ли». — «О, так в Линсхотене есть моло́чник?» — «Ну, нет, теперь уже нет!»

  Today, the milkman was buried. There were a lot of people, cause everybody in the village knew him. "Oh, is there a milkman in Linschoten?" "Well, no, not anymore!"

• Баскетбо́л — э́то очень весело.

  Basketball is a lot of fun.

• Зимой у нас тут много снега.

  We get a lot of snow here in winter.

• По-английски говоря́т во мно́гих стра́нах.

  English is spoken in a lot of countries.

• У него много увлече́ний.

  He has a lot of hobbies.

• В корзи́не бы́ло очень много гнилы́х я́блок.

  Quite a lot of rotten apples were in the basket.

• Есть много спо́собов де́лать э́то.

  There are a lot of ways of doing it.

• Бы́ло много люде́й, кото́рые пришли́ спроси́ть о состоя́нии изве́стной актри́сы.

  There were a lot of people who came to ask after the famous actress.

• Мно́гие клие́нты прихо́дят к адвока́ту за сове́том.

  A lot of clients come to the lawyer for advice.

• Э́тот отры́вок соде́ржит глубо́кий смысл.

  This passage contains a lot of meaning.

• Твои́ слова подде́ржки многое зна́чат для меня.

  Your words of encouragement meant a lot to me.

• Маши́на генери́рует много электри́чества.

  The machine generates a lot of electricity.

• Мно́жество домо́в бы́ло в огне́.

  A lot of houses were on fire.

• Образова́ние не заключа́ется в заучивании фа́ктов.

  Education doesn't consist of learning a lot of facts.

• У меня много книг.

  I have a lot of books.

• Мно́гим нра́вятся детекти́вы.

  Mystery novels are loved by a lot of people.

• В э́том словаре́ соде́ржится много информа́ции.

  This dictionary contains a lot of information.

• В Япо́нии много землетрясе́ний.

  There are a lot of earthquakes in Japan.

• Много люде́й покупа́ют лотере́йные биле́ты, мечтая в одноча́сье разбогате́ть.

  A lot of people buy lotteries dreaming of wealth at one stroke.

• Э́та спосо́бность к обще́нию очень нам помога́ет.

  This ability to communicate helps us a lot.

• В э́том са́ду много роз.

  There are a lot of roses in this garden.

• День коро́ткий, а рабо́ты много.

  The day is short and there's a lot of work.

• У него много де́нег.

  He has a lot of money.

• Мне нужно многое тебе рассказа́ть.

  I have a lot of things to tell you.

• Я много чиха́ю.

  I sneeze a lot.

• Будучи написанной в спе́шке, кни́га соде́ржит мно́жество оши́бок.

  Having been written in haste, the book has a lot of errors.

• Я очень люблю́ свою́ рабо́ту.

  I love my work a lot.

• Она очень похо́жа на свою́ мать.

  She looks a lot like her mother.

• Сего́дня бы́ло много звонко́в.

  I've had a lot of calls today.

• Маши́ны мо́гут многое де́лать для люде́й сейчас.

  Machines can do a lot of things for people today.

• Говоря́т, у него много ста́рых де́нег.

  They say that he has a lot of old money.

• Жи́дкость для сня́тия ла́ка сильно воня́ет.

  Nail polish remover stinks a lot.

• У Билла много оригина́льных иде́й.

  Bill has a lot of original ideas.

• У Билла много друзе́й.

  Bill has a lot of friends.

• Я хочу́ гораздо больше.

  I want a lot more.

• Во вре́мя войны им пришло́сь много пережи́ть.

  They suffered a lot during the war years.

• Она очень много де́нег тра́тит на кни́ги.

  She spends a lot of money on books.

• Он обману́л свои́х клие́нтов на большую су́мму де́нег.

  He cheated his clients out of a lot of money.

• В па́рке много дете́й.

  There are a lot of children in the park.

• У меня мно́жество цвето́в. Некоторые из них кра́сные, други́е - желтые.

  I have a lot of flowers. Some are red and others are yellow.

• Содержа́ние дома обхо́дится дорого.

  The maintenance of the house costs a lot.

• Он очень лю́бит живо́тных.

  He loves animals a lot.

• Ему многое нужно сде́лать.

  He has a lot of things to do.

• Э́та маши́на занима́ет много места.

  The machine takes a lot of room.

• Тебе следует удели́ть большо́е внима́ние твое́й рабо́те.

  You should give a lot of care to your work.

• Мы потеря́ли много вре́мени.

  We wasted a lot of time.

• Он ве́сит намного больше, чем раньше.

  He weighs a lot more than before.

• В па́рке бы́ло много люде́й.

  There were a lot of people in the park.

• В библиоте́ке много сумасше́дших.

  There's a lot of crazies in the library.

• Вам сле́довало бы чита́ть много книг, пока вы мо́лоды.

  You should read a lot of books while you're young.

• В той кни́ге бы́ло много страни́ц.

  That book had a lot of pages.

• Через десять лет наш го́род сильно изме́нится.

  In ten years our town will change a lot.

• Де́тям необходимо много спать.

  Children need a lot of sleep.

• У нас много дел.

  We have a lot to do.

• Преподава́ние тре́бует большо́го терпе́ния.

  Teaching asks for a lot of patience.

• Па́ра потра́тила много де́нег на обстано́вку своего́ дома.

  The couple spent a lot of money on furnishing their house.

• У него гораздо больше де́нег, чем у меня.

  He has a lot more money than I have.

• На вечери́нке мы много пе́ли и танцева́ли.

  We did a lot of singing and dancing at the party.

• У него обши́рные земе́льные владения.

  He owns a lot of land.

• У него много земли.

  He has a lot of land.

• Мне тебя очень не хвата́ет.

  I miss you a lot.

• У меня много друзе́й.

  I've got a lot of friends.

• Сего́дня мне много чего нужно сде́лать.

  I have a lot to do today.

• В ко́мнате бы́ло много люде́й.

  There were a lot of people in the room.

• Э́тот о́ползень стал исто́чником мно́гих бед.

  That landslide produced a lot of misery.

• Она меня бро́сила только потому, что я мало зараба́тывал.

  She broke up with me because I don't make a lot of money.

• В библиоте́ке много студе́нтов.

  There are a lot of students in the library.

• У нас много вре́мени.

  We have a lot of time.

• Я доста́вил ему много пробле́м.

  I caused him a lot of trouble.

• У меня много рабо́ты.

  I've got a lot of work to do.

• Не все доктора много зараба́тывают.

  Not all doctors make a lot of money.

• Ты сильно измени́лся.

  You have changed a lot.

• Де́тям необходимо много сна.

  Children need a lot of sleep.

• В па́рке много высо́ких дере́вьев.

  There are a lot of tall trees in the park.

• Создава́ть хоро́шие предложения-примеры так легко, что даже если мы случа́йно удали́м не́сколько хоро́ших предложе́ний в проце́ссе избавле́ния от ку́чи плохи́х, ду́маю, мы могли́ бы заме́тно улу́чшить ка́чество э́того ко́рпуса, удаляя в больших коли́чествах.

  It's so easy to write good example sentences, that even if we accidentally delete a few good sentences in the process of getting rid of a whole lot of bad ones, I think we could drastically improve the quality of this corpus by doing a lot of deleting.

• Мно́гие хоте́ли бы сде́латься знамени́тыми. Между тем мно́гие знамени́тости хотя́т быть не столь изве́стными.

  A lot of people would like to become famous. However, a lot of famous people wish they weren't so famous.