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  • чёрный

    black

    gloomy, dark, dismal

    back, rear, service (entrance)

    dark, swarthy, dark-haired

    rough, coarse, menial, unskilled

  • меня́ть

    to change, to alter, to replace

    to exchange, to swap, to trade in

  • меня́ться

    to change, to alter

    to swap, to exchange (with each other), to take turns

  • поменя́ть

    to change, to replace, to switch

    to exchange, to swap, to trade

  • смени́ть

    to change, to swap

    to replace (a person), to relieve

  • влия́ние

    influence, sway, authority, ascendancy

    impact, effect

  • обме́н

    exchange, swap, trade-in

    metabolism (обмен веществ)

  • поменя́ться

    to change, to alter

    to swap, to exchange (with each other), to trade places

  • проглоти́ть

    to swallow, to gulp down

    to swallow (an insult), to take (a remark) silently

    to devour

  • завали́ть

    to fill up, to block up (with debris), to cover over, to bury

    to heap (with), to pile high (with), to swamp (with work)

    to fail (an exam), to flunk, to botch

  • рой

    swarm

  • ту́ча

    cloud, storm-cloud, swarm, host

  • боло́то

    swamp, marsh, bog

  • колеба́ться

    to hesitate, to waver, to vacillate, to be undecided

    to fluctuate, to vary, to range

    to sway, to swing, to rock

    to vibrate, to oscillate

  • зали́ть

    to pour over, to pour on, to douse

    to fill up (with liquid), to pour in, to top up

    to flood, to inundate, to swamp

    to upload

  • подмени́ть

    to stand in for, to fill in for, to cover for, to take over from

    to substitute, to replace (secretly), to swap

  • глота́ть

    to swallow

  • кише́ть

    to teem (with), to swarm (with), to be crawling (with), to be full (of)

    to swarm, to crawl about, to mill about

  • кача́ть

    to rock, to swing, to sway

    to shake (one's head), to move back and forth

    to pump, to pump out

    to download

  • ле́бедь

    swan, cob, cob-swan, cygnet

  • залива́ть

    to pour over, to douse, to cover with liquid

    to flood, to inundate, to swamp

    to fill up (with liquid), to pour in, to top up

    to upload

  • ла́зить

    to climb, to clamber, to scale, to swarm up

    to get into, to sneak into, to break into, to intrude

    to grope, to paw, to let one's hands wander

  • шата́ться

    to stagger, to sway, to reel, to totter

    to be loose, to wobble, to be unsteady

    to roam, to wander about, to hang around, to loaf

  • махну́ть

    to wave, to give a wave, to wave to (someone)

    to swing, to brandish, to flourish

    to give up on, to wash one's hands of, to dismiss with a wave

    to dash off, to head off, to rush off (to a place)

    to leap, to jump (over), to vault

    to knock back (a drink), to down (a shot)

    to swap, to trade, to exchange

  • тампо́н

    tampon, swab, gauze plug

    wad of cotton wool, cotton pad

  • кача́ться

    to swing, to rock

    to sway, to swing, to rock

    to stagger, to reel, to sway

    to work out (with weights), to pump iron

  • ла́сточка

    swallow

  • шва́бра

    mop, swab

  • зава́л

    blockage, pile of rubble, obstruction (of fallen trees or stones)

    cave-in, collapse

    backlog, pile-up, heap of accumulated things

    being swamped, overload

  • темноко́жий

    dark-skinned, swarthy

  • пелёнка

    diaper, swaddling cloth

  • госпо́дство

    rule, domination, dominion, sway

    supremacy, predominance, dominance, superiority

  • боло́тный

    swamp-, marsh-, bog-

    swampy, marshy, boggy

  • променя́ть

    to exchange (for), to swap (for), to trade (for), to barter (for)

    to trade away (for), to give up (in favour of), to prefer (over)

  • вла́ствовать

    to rule, to rule over, to reign

    to dominate, to hold sway over

  • жура́вль

    crane

    well sweep, swape, shadoof

  • понт

    showing off, swagger, pretentiousness, airs

    bluff, scare tactic, con

  • захлебну́ться

    to choke (on liquid), to swallow the wrong way, to suffocate (on liquid)

    to choke (with emotion), to be breathless (with excitement)

  • ве́ять

    to blow (of a light breeze), to waft

    to flutter, to wave, to sway

    to emanate, to give off a sense of, to be in the air

  • сму́глый

    dark-skinned, swarthy, dark-complexioned

  • подменя́ть

    to substitute, to replace, to swap (secretly)

    to stand in for, to fill in for, to cover for

  • чернома́зый

    swarthy

  • ме́на

    exchange, barter, swap

  • мота́ться

    to dangle, to swing, to sway

    to rush about, to dash around, to run around

    to go back and forth, to shuttle, to commute

  • плеска́ться

    to lap, to splash, to swash

    to splash about, to paddle, to frolic in the water

  • прихло́пнуть

    to slam, to slam shut, to bang shut

    to squash, to swat, to crush

    to kill, to bump off, to do in

    to clap (hands), to slap

    to pinch, to trap, to catch (in a door)

  • раска́чиваться

    to swing, to sway, to rock back and forth

    to rock (on a chair), to tilt back and forth, to wobble

  • лебёдка

    winch, hoist

    female swan, pen

  • колыха́ть

    to sway, to rock

  • фрак

    tail-coat, swallow-tail, evening dress

  • дра́ить

    to scrub, to swab, to scour, to clean

    to scold, to tell off, to give a dressing-down

    to haul taut, to tighten, to lash down

  • перемени́ть

    to change, to alter

    to change, to swap, to exchange

  • наглота́ться

    to swallow

  • хлопу́шка

    party popper, Christmas cracker, cracker

    fly-swatter, flapper

    pop-gun, toy cap gun

    flap valve, valve

  • лебеди́ный

    swan (лебедь)

  • сменя́ться

    to be replaced (by), to give way to, to be succeeded (by)

    to change shifts, to be relieved, to take turns

    to swap (with somebody), to trade places, to exchange

  • пошатну́ться

    to stagger, to sway, to totter, to lose one's balance

    to be shaken, to be undermined, to deteriorate

  • укачать

    to rock to sleep, to lull to sleep

    to make sick (from motion), to make seasick, to feel sick (in a vehicle)

    to rock back and forth, to sway

  • зава́ливать

    to fill up (with), to block up, to pile up, to cover over

    to fail (an exam), to flunk, to botch, to mess up

    to swamp (with work), to overwhelm, to load down

  • прогла́тывать

    to swallow, to gulp down, to choke down

    to devour, to gobble up

    to swallow (an insult), to take (criticism), to put up with

  • захлестну́ть

    to wash over, to flow over, to flood, to swamp

    to sweep over, to overwhelm, to engulf

    to fasten with a loop, to secure, to loop around

  • сва́стика

    swastika, fylfot

  • вы́водок

    brood, litter, hatch

    bunch, troop, swarm (of people)

  • заглоти́ть

    to swallow (whole), to gulp down, to gobble up

    to swallow up, to engulf, to devour

  • заса́сывать

    to suck in, to engulf, to swallow up

  • махнуться

    to swap

  • вя́зкий

    viscous, thick, gluey

    boggy, swampy, miry

  • госпо́дствовать

    to rule, to hold sway, to prevail, to predominate

  • пастушо́к

    shepherd boy, young shepherd, swain

    water rail, rail (bird)

  • вельмо́жа

    grandee, dignitary, high official, nobleman

    big shot, swaggerer, arrogant snob

  • колыха́ться

    to heave, to sway, to wave, to flutter

  • киша́щий

    swarming, teeming, crawling, infested

  • всколыхну́ть

    to stir, to rock, to make sway

    to stir up, to rouse, to agitate

  • топь

    swamp, marsh

  • отма́хиваться

    to brush aside, to dismiss, to wave off

    to wave away, to fend off, to swat away

  • зашива́ться

    to be swamped with work, to be up to one's ears in work, to not manage to get everything done, to not cope

    to be completely absorbed in something, to be wrapped up in something

    to have an anti-alcohol implant put in, to get a disulfiram capsule sewn under the skin

    to get caught, to be nabbed, to come unstuck

  • брава́да

    bravado, swagger, show of bravery

    reckless daring, daring feat, bravura stunt

  • рои́ться

    to swarm, to crowd

  • копоши́ться

    to swarm about, to teem, to stir, to crawl about

    to potter about, to putter around, to busy oneself, to dawdle

    to fumble (with something), to rummage, to root about, to fiddle

  • нале́зть

    to go on (of clothing), to fit

    to swarm in, to crawl in (in numbers), to accumulate, to pile up

  • закача́ться

    to sway, to begin to sway, to start rocking, to totter

    to be pumped in, to be pumped up

    to swing too much, to rock oneself to excess

  • захлёбываться

    to choke (on liquid), to swallow the wrong way, to gasp for breath

    to be beside oneself (with emotion), to be bursting (with), to gush, to talk breathlessly

  • шата́ть

    to rock, to shake, to cause to sway

    to stagger, to reel, to be unsteady on one's feet

  • загла́тывать

    to swallow (whole), to gulp down, to bolt (food)

    to gulp (air), to gasp for air

  • пока́чиваться

    to rock, to sway, to bob

    to sway, to totter, to stagger

    to shake slightly, to jiggle, to waggle

  • обра́зчик

    sample, specimen, swatch, pattern

    example, model, epitome

  • чванли́вый

    swaggering, self-conceited, swanky

  • поколеба́ться

    to hesitate (for a while), to waver, to have second thoughts

    to sway (for a while), to swing, to flicker

  • каса́тка

    killer whale, orca

    swallow, barn swallow

    darling, dear, sweetheart

  • суахи́ли

    Swahili, the Swahili language

    Swahili, the Swahili people

  • форс

    swagger, swank, showing off, putting on airs

    dash, panache, style, chic

  • коле́блющийся

    vacillating, wavering, indecisive

    swaying, wavering, flickering, fluctuating

  • обмо́танный

    wrapped, wound, bandaged, swathed

  • воздыха́тель

    admirer, suitor, swain, secret admirer

  • глота́ние

    swallowing, deglutition

  • боло́тистый

    boggy, marshy, swampy

  • качну́ть

    to rock (once), to sway, to give a shake, to swing

    to rock (a baby), to dandle

    to pump

    to toss in the air, to chair (someone)

    to lift up, to raise slightly

  • кача́ющийся

    swinging, rocking, swaying, wobbling

  • пелена́ть

    to swaddle

  • облепи́ть

    to stick all over, to cling to, to coat

    to paste all over, to cover (with posters), to plaster

    to swarm all over, to crowd around, to cluster around

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