Spur- russian
ве́тка
branch, twig, bough
branch line, spur, line (of a metro)
thread
толчо́к
push, shove, jolt
impetus, stimulus, spur
push-off, take-off
tremor, shock
подтолкну́ть
to nudge, to push slightly, to give a push
to urge on, to spur, to prompt, to encourage
подта́лкивать
to urge on, to spur on, to encourage, to prompt
to nudge, to push slightly, to give a push
подогна́ть
to urge on, to hurry along, to spur on, to drive on
to fit, to adjust, to adapt
подгоня́ть
to urge on, to hurry (someone), to drive on, to spur on
to fit, to adjust, to adapt
шпо́ра
spur
отро́г
spur, range (as in mountain range)
подвига́ть
to move, to push, to shift, to move slightly
to advance, to push forward, to further
to impel, to prompt, to spur, to inspire
пришпо́рить
to spur
подстегну́ть
to whip on, to urge on, to spur on, to hurry along
to stitch on, to sew on, to tack on, to hem
подбодря́ть
to cheer up, to hearten, to buck up
to encourage, to spur on, to cheer on
подстёгивать
to whip on, to urge on, to urge forward
to spur, to stimulate, to boost
to stitch on, to tack on, to fasten underneath
пришпо́ривать
to spur
растормоши́ть
to shake awake, to rouse (by shaking), to wake up
to stir up, to rouse to action, to spur into activity, to liven up
to tousle, to ruffle, to mess up
сплеча́
with a full swing, straight from the shoulder, with all one's might
rashly, without thinking, on the spur of the moment
спорынья́
ergot, spur
Examples
Больше де́нег на образова́ние будет стимули́ровать экономи́ческий рост.
More money for education will spur economic growth.
