Tor russian
страсть
passion, obsession, craze
passion, ardent love, desire
Passion (of Christ), sufferings, torments
издева́ться
to mock, to jeer at, to scoff at, to make fun of
to bully, to torment, to ill-treat, to abuse
казнь
execution, capital punishment, torture
пото́к
stream, flow, current
flow, stream
torrent, flood
group, year group
production line, mass production
черепа́ха
tortoise, turtle
щит
shield, buckler, protective shield
panel, control panel, switchboard
board, billboard, sign board
screen, snow fence, protective panel
sluice gate, gate valve
shell, carapace, tortoise shell
scutum, scute, plate
худо́й
thin, skinny, lean, gaunt
worn out, torn, holey, leaky
bad, evil, poor
казни́ть
to execute, to put to death
to torment, to torture, to castigate
пы́тка
torture, torment, anguish
урага́н
hurricane, tornado
ко́рпус
building (in a complex), block, wing
body, torso, trunk
casing, housing, shell, hull
corps
corpus
пыта́ть
to torture
му́чать
to torment, to torture
му́чить
to torture
ли́вень
downpour, heavy shower, cloudburst, torrential rain
грызть
to gnaw, to nibble, to bite
to torment, to gnaw at, to eat away at
фона́рик
flashlight, torch, pocket lamp
small lantern
торна́до
Tornado
отрыва́ться
to come off, to be torn off, to break off, to come away
to tear oneself away, to pull oneself away
to take off, to leave the ground
to lose touch with, to become detached from
to let loose, to have a blast, to take a break from routine
муче́ние
torment
разрыва́ться
to be torn (between), to be pulled in all directions, to be run off one's feet
to break (of the heart), to be torn (with grief)
to tear apart, to break, to snap
to burst, to explode, to go off
фа́кел
torch, jet, tongue
му́читься
to suffer, to be tormented, to agonize
to struggle (with), to toil (over), to have a hard time (with)
му́ка
torment, suffering, torture
То́ра
Thora, torus, toroidal.
мучи́тельный
excruciating, tortuous, painful
Торо́нто
Toronto
мори́ть
to exterminate, to kill off, to poison (pests)
to starve, to keep hungry
to torment, to wear out, to exhaust
to stain (wood), to treat with mordant
to stew, to braise, to cook slowly
разо́рванный
Ripped, torn
терза́ть
to torment, to torture, to rack
to tear apart, to tear to pieces, to maul
консерва́тор
conservative, Tory
зае́сть
to eat something after, to chase down (with food), to take with (to kill the taste)
to jam, to get stuck, to seize up
to torment, to oppress, to wear out
to bite to death, to kill (of an animal), to bite all over (of insects)
град
hail, torrent, shower, volley
city
порва́ться
to break off, to be torn
заму́чить
to torture, to torment
изму́ченный
exhausted, worn out, weary
tormented, tortured, careworn
изводи́ть
to use up, to waste, to consume
to torment, to harass, to pester, to wear out
to exterminate, to wipe out, to destroy
глода́ть
to gnaw, to nibble, to pick (a bone)
to gnaw at, to torment, to eat away at
разорва́ться
to tear, to rip, to break, to come apart
to explode, to burst, to go off, to blow up
to be torn (between), to split oneself in two, to be in two places at once
попыта́ть
to try one's luck, to have a go, to take a chance
to torture (for a while), to torment
рва́ный
torn, ripped
ragged, tattered
lacerated
вы́рванный
torn out
томи́ть
to torment, to weary, to exhaust, to wear out
to simmer, to stew, to braise slowly
тор
torus
ту́ловище
torso, trunk, body
торпе́да
torpedo
по́рванный
torn
торс
trunk, torso
стан
camp, encampment, campsite
figure, build, torso
mill, rolling mill, plant
лепёшка
flatbread, flat cake, tortilla
flat lump, pat (of dung), splat
lozenge, pastille, troche
проли́ться
to spill, to be spilled, to spill over
to pour down, to come down (of rain), to fall in torrents
to pour out, to stream, to spread
тромб
blood clot, thrombus
whirlwind, tornado, waterspout
пресле́дуемый
pursued, chased, hunted
persecuted, harassed, victimized
haunted, plagued, tormented
со́рванный
torn off
мета́ться
to rush about, to dash to and fro, to run around frantically
to toss and turn, to thrash about
to waver, to vacillate, to be torn
проливно́й
torrential (rain)
заеда́ть
to chase (with food), to eat something after, to wash down (with food)
to jam, to get stuck, to stick
to torment, to oppress, to nag, to wear down
to bite to death, to sting all over, to eat alive (of insects)
дра́ный
torn, ragged, tattered
worn-out, threadbare, shabby
mangy, bedraggled, scruffy
кат
executioner, hangman
torturer, brute, sadist
catalytic converter, cat
cat (anchor tackle), anchor windlass
обры́вок
scrap, shred, torn-off piece, snippet
fragment, snatch, bit
отскочи́ть
to bounce off, to rebound, to recoil
to jump back, to leap aside, to spring away
to come off, to break off, to be torn off
зно́йный
very hot, sultry, scorching, torrid
томи́ться
to languish, to pine, to suffer, to be tormented
to be bored, to be weary, to be worn out
to stew, to simmer, to braise
торпе́дный
torpedo
ды́ба
rack (torturing device)
замученны́й
tortured
шквал
squall, sudden gust of wind
barrage, hail, storm, torrent
отска́кивать
to bounce off, to rebound, to recoil
to jump back, to spring back, to leap aside
to come off, to break off, to be torn off
распя́тый
crucified
tortured, tormented
извести́
to use up, to spend, to exhaust (supplies)
to exterminate, to wipe out, to kill off
to torment, to wear out, to harass
смерч
tornado, waterspout, sandstorm
истяза́ть
to torture
реза́к
chopping knife, cutter, cleaver
cutting torch, cutting burner
shredder, cutting machine
cutter (worker), die cutter
butcher, slaughterer
sickleweed, longleaf
lancet (for fine stucco work), carving tool
мучи́тель
tormentor, torturer
пому́чить
to make suffer, to torment
оцепене́ть
to grow torpid, to become rigid, to freeze
самобичева́ние
self-flagellation, self-reproach, self-torture, excessive self-criticism
self-scourging, self-flagellation (literal)
пресле́дующий
chasing, pursuing, following
haunting, tormenting, recurring
терза́ться
to torment oneself, to suffer torments
снесённый
carried away, swept away, washed away, torn away
demolished, torn down, pulled down
живодёр
brute, cruel person, torturer, butcher
knacker, flayer
fleecer, extortioner, bloodsucker, skinflint
sponger, freeloader
замори́ть
to starve, to starve to death, to famish
to exterminate, to kill off, to eliminate
to exhaust, to wear out, to torment
to stain (wood), to fume (oak)
to stew, to braise
оцепене́ние
stupor, daze, consternation
numbness, torpor, rigidity
гнести́
to oppress, to weigh down, to depress, to torment
to press out, to squeeze out
све́точ
luminary, leading light, beacon
torch, lamp, bright light
задира́ться
to pick a quarrel, to pick on someone, to bully, to be aggressive
to ride up, to slide up
to split, to break, to get torn
изму́чить
to torture tire out or exhaust
пролива́ться
to spill, to be spilled, to leak out, to overflow
to pour down, to come down in torrents
to stream out, to pour forth, to spread
защекота́ть
to torture by tickling, to begin to tickle
исте́рзанный
disfigured, worn out, tormented
крапи́вница
hives, nettle rash, urticaria
small tortoiseshell (butterfly)
пы́точный
torture, torturous
обо́рванный
ragged, torn
терза́ние
torment, agony
расте́рзанный
tousled, tattered, tormented
ма́ять
to torment, to exhaust, to weary
засте́нок
torture-chamber
отупе́ть
to grow dull, to become torpid, to sink into torpor
истяза́ние
torture
о́дурь
stupor, torpor
Examples
Забронируйте, пожалуйста, ко́мнату возле междунаро́дного аэропо́рта в Торо́нто.
Would you please reserve a room near the Toronto international Airport?
Сего́дняшняя молодежь, не по свое́й вине, живет в ми́ре, разрываемом интернациона́льной зло́бой и угро́зой примене́ния я́дерного ору́жия.
Today young people find themselves, through no fault of their own, living in a world torn by international bitterness and the threat of nuclear destruction.
Он разорва́л фотогра́фии на куски́.
He tore the photographs into pieces.
А́нглия однажды была́ разрываема гражда́нской войно́й.
England was once torn by civil war.
Ста́рые дома бы́ли снесены, чтобы освободи́ть ме́сто под суперма́ркет.
The old houses were torn down to make room for a supermarket.
Пы́тка вы́нудила его призна́ться в преступле́ниях, кото́рых он не соверша́л.
The torture made him confess to crimes he had not committed.
Раздираемый противоре́чиями ушёл восвояси.
Torn by contradictions went back away.
Stop torturing yourself.
Первое уда́рное возду́шное соедине́ние насчи́тывало 50 истреби́телей зеро, 40 торпедоно́сцев и 81 пики́рующий бомбардиро́вщик.
The first air striking unit consisted of 50 Zero fighters, 40 torpedo bombers and 81 dive bombers.
Под пы́тками он призна́лся в преступле́нии, кото́рого не соверша́л.
Subjected to torture, he confessed to the crime that he hadn't committed.
I've been tormented by regret.
Она разорвала́ письмо́ на части.
She tore the letter into pieces.
Мимо дома как раз промча́лась полице́йская маши́на.
A police car just tore past the house.
Наде́юсь, вы разорва́ли моё после́днее письмо́.
I hope you tore up my last letter.
После завоева́ния Кры́ма прави́тельство Росси́йской Федера́ции предлага́ет на полуо́строве лу́чшие в ми́ре туристи́ческие усло́вия для самоистязателей и мазохи́стов.
After the Russian Federation has conquered the Crimea, the country's government provides on the peninsula worldwide best travel conditions for self-torturers and masochists.
Я вы́драл фотогра́фию из альбо́ма.
I tore the picture out of the album.
Я продыря́вил джинсы, когда свалился с велосипе́да.
I tore a hole in my jeans when I fell off my bike.
Испа́нская тортилья отлича́ется от мексика́нской.
A spanish tortilla is different from a Mexican one.
В спецподразделениях существу́ет табу́ на пы́тки.
In special forces, torture is a taboo.
Tom tore Mary's picture up.
Призна́ние, сделанное под пы́тками, не признаётся зако́ном.
The law does not accept confession under torture.



















