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Order russian

  • что́бы

    in order to, to

    so that

    that

  • поря́док

    order, tidiness, orderliness

    order, sequence

    procedure, manner, way, form

    order, regime, system

    all right, OK, fine

    customs, usages, observances

    order of magnitude

  • кома́нда

    team, squad

    command, order

    crew

    detachment, party, unit

  • отда́ть

    to give back, to return, to pay back

    to hand over, to give, to hand in

    to send (to an institution), to put (into school etc.), to entrust

    to devote, to dedicate, to give up (one's strength)

    to give (an order), to issue (an instruction)

    to pay, to spend, to shell out

    to give off, to emit, to release

    to marry off, to give in marriage

  • перево́д

    translation, interpreting, interpretation

    transfer, transference, moving

    remittance, money transfer, money order

    conversion, converting

    waste, squandering

  • о́чередь

    queue, line

    turn

    order, succession, sequence

    burst (of fire), round

    phase, stage (of a project)

    batch, group

  • чтоб

    in order to, to

    so that

  • устро́ить

    to organize, to arrange, to hold, to set up

    to suit, to be convenient for, to satisfy

    to get (someone) a place, to get (someone) a job, to place

    to put in order, to settle, to sort out

  • веле́ть

    to order, to command, to tell (someone to do something), to bid

  • заказа́ть

    to order, to place an order for

    to book, to reserve

  • прика́з

    order, command

    order, directive, instruction

  • сло́манный

    broken, fractured, snapped

    defective, broken, out of order, faulty

  • отдава́ть

    to give back, to return, to hand in

    to hand over, to give, to entrust, to leave (to someone)

    to devote, to dedicate

    to give (an order), to issue

    to send (to an institution), to put, to place

    to give off, to emit, to radiate

    to smack of, to taste of, to smell of

    to pay, to pay out, to spend

  • устра́ивать

    to arrange, to organize, to set up, to establish

    to suit, to be convenient for, to satisfy

    to get (a job or place) for someone, to place (someone)

    to put in order, to sort out

  • приказа́ть

    to order/command

  • зака́з

    order

    order, commission, contract

    prohibition, interdict, ban

  • указа́ть

    to show, to indicate, to point out

    to point at, to point to, to draw attention to

    to state, to specify, to give

    to instruct, to direct, to order

  • зака́зывать

    to order, to place an order for

    to book, to reserve

    to forbid, to prohibit

  • ла́дить

    to get along, to get on, to be on good terms

    to put in order, to repair, to get ready, to prepare

    to tune

    to intend, to plan, to mean to

    to keep repeating, to harp on

  • 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)

  • отря́д

    detachment, team, squad, group

    unit, detachment, squad, troop

    order

  • разобра́ть

    to take apart, to take to pieces, to disassemble, to dismantle

    to make out, to decipher, to figure out, to understand

    to sort out, to sort, to put in order, to tidy up

    to analyse, to examine in detail, to go through, to review critically

    to buy up, to snap up, to take all of

  • о́рдер

    warrant, order, writ

  • указа́ние

    instruction, instructions, directions, order

    indication, reference

  • сан

    dignity, order

  • вы́писать

    to write out, to copy out, to extract

    to make out, to issue, to write out

    to discharge (a patient), to strike off a list, to deregister

    to subscribe to, to order

    to render carefully, to delineate

  • распоряже́ние

    order, instruction, directive

    disposal

  • наря́д

    outfit, attire, dress

    work order, assignment

    detail, squad, patrol

  • кома́ндовать

    to command, to be in command of

    to give orders, to order about

  • прика́зывать

    to order someone

  • строй

    order, system, regime

    formation, ranks, line

    structure, make-up

    tuning, tuning system, temperament

  • бра́тство

    brotherhood, fraternity, fellowship

    brotherhood, fraternity, order

  • определе́ние

    definition

    determination, ascertainment, establishing

    ruling, court order

  • прибраться

    to put in order, to clean up

  • зая́вка

    application, request, bid

    order, requisition

    request (from a listener)

    patent application, claim to rights

  • поруче́ние

    assignment, task, commission, instruction

    errand

    payment order

  • прибра́ть

    to tidy up, to clean up, to put in order

    to put away, to clear away, to tidy away

    to take for oneself, to appropriate, to get one's hands on

  • размести́ть

    to place, to put, to position, to set up

    to post, to publish, to put up, to advertise

    to accommodate, to house, to quarter, to billet

    to arrange (in order), to lay out, to distribute

    to stow, to put away, to store

    to invest, to place (funds)

  • да́бы

    in order, in order that he, may

  • назнача́ть

    to appoint, to name, to nominate

    to set, to fix, to schedule, to arrange

    to assign, to allot, to grant

    to prescribe, to order (treatment)

  • отме́на

    abolition, repeal, abrogation, revocation

    cancellation, calling off, withdrawal (of an order)

  • разбира́ть

    to take apart, to take to pieces, to disassemble, to dismantle

    to sort, to sort out, to sort through, to put in order

    to make out, to decipher, to figure out, to understand

    to analyse, to examine, to discuss, to review

    to snap up, to buy up, to take (all of)

  • распоряди́ться

    to order, to give orders, to instruct

    to dispose of, to make use of, to handle

  • маги́стр

    master (degree holder), master's degree

    Grand Master (of an order), master of an order

  • распоряжа́ться

    to dispose of, to manage, to handle, to deal with

    to give orders, to order about, to direct, to be in charge

  • после́довательность

    sequence, succession, order

    consistency, coherence, logic

  • неиспра́вный

    defective, faulty, out of order, broken

  • предписа́ние

    order, directive, instructions, directions

    regulation, rule, provision

    prescription, doctor's orders

  • вы́строить

    to build, to construct, to erect

    to line up, to form up, to draw up

    to arrange, to group, to set out in order

    to build up, to develop, to construct (a theory)

  • прибира́ться

    to put in order, to clean up

  • приведе́ние

    bringing (into a state), putting (in order), setting (in motion)

    citing, adducing, quoting

  • нала́живаться

    to get right/better/come into proper order

  • офо́рмить

    to draw up, to process (officially), to register, to formalize

    to apply for, to take out (a loan), to book (a ticket), to place (an order)

    to hire officially, to take on (as an employee), to put on the payroll

    to decorate, to design, to arrange, to lay out

  • приказа́ние

    order, command, instruction

  • полома́ть

    to break, to smash, to break to pieces

    to break, to wreck, to put out of order

  • распоря́док

    order, routine

  • путёвка

    voucher, pass, ticket

    package tour, package holiday, trip

    referral, assignment order

  • правопоря́док

    law and order

  • поло́манный

    broken, out of order, faulty

  • помыка́ть

    to order about

  • вы́йти из стро́я

    break down, stop working, fail, go out of order

    step out of the ranks, step aside, fall out

    be put out of action, become unfit for duty

  • урегули́ровать

    to settle, to resolve, to smooth over

    to regulate, to adjust, to put in order

  • нала́живать

    to fix, to repair, to get working, to put in order

    to establish, to organize, to set up, to arrange

  • веле́ние

    command, behest, order

    dictate, imperative

  • испра́вно

    properly, reliably, in good working order, without fail

  • испра́вный

    in good repair, serviceable, in working order, undamaged

  • сле́дование

    following, adherence, emulation

    sequence, succession, order

    implication, entailment

  • повеле́ть

    to order/command

  • прибира́ть

    to put in order, to clean up, to tidy, to tidy up

  • расстано́вка

    arrangement (the order or sequence of something)

  • ажу́р

    perfect order, good shape, fine order

    openwork, filigree pattern, lacework

    up-to-date bookkeeping, à jour

  • затре́бовать

    to request, to require, to ask, to send an order

  • упоря́доченный

    ordered, orderly, well-organized

    regulated, put in order, standardized

  • предпи́сывать

    to order, to direct, to prescribe

  • вы́править

    to straighten out, to put right, to rectify, to put in order

    to straighten, to straighten out, to bend back into shape

    to correct, to edit

  • дружи́нник

    retainer, man-at-arms, member of a prince's retinue, warrior

    member of a volunteer public order squad, vigilante patrolman, auxiliary police volunteer

  • нака́з

    instructions, order, injunction

    mandate, voters' instructions

  • обустро́йство

    development, improvement, setting up, putting in order

    interior fitting-out, interior furnishing, fitting out

  • нерабо́тающий

    unemployed, not employed, out of work

    not working, out of order, out of service, idle

    stay-at-home

  • очерёдность

    order, sequence, succession

    order of priority, priority ranking

  • скома́ндовать

    to give out an order, to order, to command

  • разла́диться

    to go wrong, to break down, to get out of order

  • спецзака́з

    special order

  • предписа́ть

    to order, to direct, to prescribe

  • закономерно

    it is in order, it is as it should be, naturally, appropriately

  • поря́дочек

    a nice bit of order, tidiness, everything in its proper place, all in good order

  • спра́вный

    serviceable, in good working order, functional

  • разнаря́дка

    order, multiple purchase order

  • испра́вность

    good working order, serviceability, good condition

    diligence, assiduity, punctiliousness, exactness

  • первостате́йный

    important, of consequence, of the first order, first-class

  • одёргивать

    to pull down (clothing), to straighten (clothing), to tug straight

    to pull up (someone), to rebuke, to put in one's place, to call to order

    to pluck off all around, to strip off all around

  • внеочередно́й

    extraordinary, special, emergency (session)

    out of turn, out of order, priority

  • непосле́довательность

    inconsistency, inconsequence, incoherence

    disrupted sequence, lack of proper order

  • заказно́й

    registered

    made to order, custom-made, made to measure, customized

  • упоря́дочивать

    to regulate, to put in order, to normalize

  • отказа́вший

    failed, broken down, out of order, defective

  • неустро́енный

    unsettled, not put on order, badly organized

  • оправля́ть

    to adjust, to straighten, to set right, to put in order

    to mount, to set (a stone), to frame

  • слома́вшийся

    broken, out of order, non-functional

  • упоря́доченность

    order

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