Ruptur russian

• разры́в

  break, gap

  rupture: divide

• гры́жа

  rupture, hernia

• надорва́ться

  to overstrain oneself, to rupture oneself, to get a hernia

• расплева́ться

  to fall out, to quarrel bitterly, to have a complete rupture in relations

• надсади́ться

  to strain oneself, to overstrain, to rupture oneself, to overexert oneself

• вскры́вшийся

  opened, burst open, ruptured

  revealed, uncovered, discovered, come to light

• ло́пающийся

  bursting, cracking, popping, rupturing

• на́рванный

  picked, plucked, torn off

  torn, ruptured, strained

  impudent, cheeky, aggressive, pushy, insolent, cocky

• надорва́вший

  overstrained, torn, ruptured (e.g., muscle, ligament); hoarse (voice)

• надорва́вшийся

  ruptured, strained, overstrained, overworked

• надрыва́вший

  overstraining, tearing, rupturing, (of voice) cracking

• надсади́вший

  overstraining, causing strain, rupturing

• надсади́вшийся

  strained, overstrained, ruptured (from overexertion)

• про́рванный

  torn, ruptured, burst, breached

• проло́манный

  broken through, breached, smashed, ruptured

• проло́мленный

  broken through, breached, broken, holed, ruptured

• прорва́вший

  broken through, ruptured, burst

• прорыва́вший

  breaking through, tearing through, rupturing, that was breaking through

• разры́вший

  having torn, having ruptured, that has torn

  having dug up, that has dug up

  having exploded, that has exploded, having blown up

• разрыва́ющий

  tearing, rupturing, breaking

  rending, shattering, excruciating, deafening, heart-rending

• разрыва́ющийся

  tearing, bursting, breaking, rupturing

• расседа́ющийся

  cracking, splitting, rupturing

Examples

• Рабочие быстро заварили прорванный трубопровод.

  The workers quickly welded the ruptured pipeline.