Wil russian
гото́вый
ready, prepared (for)
willing, ready, inclined
finished, ready-made, off-the-peg
done, cooked
во́ля
will, willpower
freedom, liberty, the open
power, discretion
ди́кий
wild, undomesticated
savage, barbarous, uncivilized
terrible, tremendous, fierce
strange, preposterous, outrageous
shy, unsociable
причини́ть
to cause, to inflict
to do good (to someone against their will), to force one's kindness on
зверь
(wild) animal, beast
brute, beast
беси́ть
to enrage, to infuriate, to madden, to drive wild
to annoy, to irritate
пе́рец
pepper
pepper, bell pepper, chilli
dick, willy
guy, dude
лома́ть
to break, to snap, to fracture
to break, to wreck
to demolish, to tear down, to pull down
to quarry, to hew (stone)
to break (someone's will), to destroy, to ruin
хи́трый
sly, cunning, crafty, wily
clever, smart, shrewd
intricate, tricky, ingenious
завеща́ние
will, testament
наме́ренно
intentionally, deliberately, willfully
гото́вность
readiness, preparedness
willingness, readiness (to do something)
охо́тно
with pleasure, willingly, readily, gladly
жела́ющий
one who wishes, person interested, those who so desire, volunteer
willing, eager
и́ва
willow
ди́ко
wildly, savagely, frantically
terribly, incredibly, awfully
strange, bizarre, weird, crazy
туда́-сюда́
back and forth, hither and thither, to and fro
so-so, passable, it will do, it will pass muster
зло́ба
malice, spite, ill will
anger, rage, bitterness
взбеси́ться
to fly into a rage, to become furious, to blow up, to get mad
to go crazy, to go wild, to lose one's mind, to freak out
to go rabid, to become rabid, to catch rabies
бара́н
ram, male sheep
dummy, idiot, stubborn fool
wild sheep, mountain sheep
беси́ться
to be furious, to get furious, to rage
to romp about, to go wild, to go mad
to become rabid, to have rabies
глушь
wilderness
распусти́ть
to disband, to dissolve, to dismiss, to send home
to let down (hair), to undo, to unravel (knitting)
to spread (a rumour), to circulate, to put about
to spread, to spread out, to unfurl
to let get out of hand, to spoil, to let run wild
to melt, to dissolve
to let out (a seam), to widen
неповтори́мый
unique, inimitable, one-of-a-kind
unrepeatable, that will never come again
дичь
game, wildfowl, game meat
nonsense, rubbish, absurdity
wilderness, wilds, backwoods
бу́йный
violent, unruly, unbridled, vehement
luxuriant, lush, exuberant
stormy, wild, impetuous, turbulent
завеща́ть
to bequeath, to leave (in one's will), to will (to someone)
обезу́меть
to go mad, to get wild
преднаме́ренный
deliberate, intentional, on purpose
premeditated, wilful
вя́лый
listless, sluggish, languid, apathetic
wilted, withered, limp
flaccid, flabby, slack
slack, dull, stagnant
перелома́ть
to break (all of), to smash to pieces, to break up
to change (someone's ways), to break (someone's will), to make (someone) change
загло́хнуть
to stall, to die, to conk out, to cut out
to die away, to fade out, to subside
to shut up, to shut one's trap
to become overgrown, to run wild, to go to waste
взбеси́ть
to enrage, to infuriate, to madden, to drive wild
завя́нуть
to wither, to wilt, to fade, to droop
гвозди́ка
carnation, pink, sweet william
cloves
налега́ть
to lean (on), to press (against), to put one's weight (on)
to apply oneself (to), to work hard (at), to work with a will
to press (someone), to urge on, to push (someone)
to overlie, to lie on top (of)
добро́м
willingly, of one's own accord, amicably, without being forced
навали́ться
to lean heavily on, to press against with one's weight, to bear down on
to descend on, to come crashing down, to befall
to pile on, to fall one on top of the other, to pile up
to put one's back into it, to set to with a will, to go at it hard
лука́вый
sly, cunning, crafty, wily
roguish, mischievous, playful
the Evil One, the devil
отры́в
margin, lead, gap
tearing off, detachment, coming off
isolation, alienation, detachment (from something)
breakaway, break (from the pack)
blast, wild time, partying
одича́лый
panic-stricken, wildings
е́герь
gamekeeper, game warden, huntsman
chasseur, rifleman, light infantryman
game management specialist, wildlife manager
вя́нуть
to wither, to wilt, to shrivel
to fade, to languish, to droop
зарасти́
to become overgrown, to be overgrown, to run wild
to heal over, to close up, to scar over
куропа́тка
partridge, willow grouse, ptarmigan
восто́рженный
enthusiastic, rapturous, over-fervid, wildly enthusiastic
ди́кость
wildness, savagery, shyness, unsociableness
уга́рный
carbon monoxide (in угарный газ)
smoky, full of fumes, stuffy with fumes
hilarious, awesome, wild, funny
увяда́ть
to wither, to wilt, to droop
to fade, to waste away, to lose one's bloom
увя́нуть
to wither, to wilt, to droop
to fade, to waste away, to die away
облома́ть
to break off, to snap off, to break all around
to bring round, to talk into (something), to cajole, to break (someone's will)
ша́баш
sabbath, witches' sabbath
drunken revel, booze-up, wild party
knocking-off time, end of work, break
that's enough, no more of it, stop it
волево́й
strong willed/volitional
наме́ренный
intentional, deliberate, wilful
безба́шенный
reckless, wild, crazy, madcap
brainless, stupid, dumb
towerless, without a tower
земляни́ка
Wild Strawberries
де́бри
dense forest, maze, labyrinth, the wilds
сумасбро́дный
extravagant, wild
козеро́г
Capricorn, wild mountain goat, ibex
пи́ська
pee-pee, peewee, willy
genitals (male or female), private parts, dick, pussy
своенра́вный
wilful, wayward, self-willed, capricious
понево́ле
against one's will, willy-nilly, of necessity, inevitably
звери́нец
menagerie, zoo, wildlife park
lock-up, holding cell, cooler
глухома́нь
wilderness, desolate place, thick forest
backwater, podunk, the middle of nowhere
писю́н
willy, pecker, dick
разгуля́ться
to go on a spree, to let loose, to have a wild time
to clear up, to brighten up
to become wide awake, to shake off sleep
хара́ктерный
(theatre) character (role, actor); strong-willed
самовольно
arbitrarily, without permission, unauthorizedly, wilfully
ча́хнуть
to wither, to wilt, to pine
вепрь
wild boar
своево́льный
opinionated/willful
изворо́тливый
dodgy, resourceful, wily, never at a loss
безво́льный
weak-willed
пипи́ська
wee-wee, willy, dick (colloquial), penis (colloquial)
отписа́ть
to bequeath, to leave by will
бе́шено
furiously, madly, wildly, frantically
гло́хнуть
to become deaf, to go deaf
to die away, to fade, to subside
to become overgrown, to run wild, to go to seed
to die down, to peter out, to dry up
мягкоте́лый
spineless, weak-willed, feeble, soft
soft-bodied, flabby
тряпи́чный
rag, spineless, weak-willed
охо́тнее
more willingly, rather, more readily, preferably
самово́льный
self-willed, wilful, unauthorized, without permission
зверьё
wild beasts, wild life, beasts, brutes
слабово́льный
weak of will
пал
grass fire, wildfire, steppe fire, slash-and-burn burning
burnt-over area, site of a fire
bollard, mooring post, pawl
paladin
зача́хнуть
to wither, to wilt, to pine
проны́рливый
sly, cunning, wily, sneaky
nosy, prying
разгу́л
raging, wild outburst, revelry, debauch
разы́грываться
to rise, to break, to get up (of a storm)
to take place, to unfold, to be played out
to run high, to flare up, to break out
to become frolicsome, to get playful, to get wild
to warm up, to get into one's stride
но́ров
obstinacy, stubbornness, wilfulness, restiveness (of a horse)
custom, habit, way
распоя́саться
to throw off all restraint, to let oneself go, to run wild
to ungirdle, to take off one's belt
оглашённый
announced, proclaimed, published, made public
frantic, wild, like a madman, crazed
шально́й
crazy, mad, wild, reckless
stray
нале́чь
to lean on, to press down on, to put one's weight on
to apply oneself, to buckle down, to work with a will
to press, to urge, to push
бесхара́ктерный
weak-willed, spineless
одича́ть
to run wild, to shun society
произво́льно
arbitrarily, randomly
at will, freely, at one's discretion
трости́нка
thin reed, reed stalk, small reed
slip of a girl, willowy figure, very slim person
дикова́тый
somewhat wild, a bit wild, rather wild, uncouth
пони́кнуть
to droop, to hang down, to slump, to let (one's head) hang
to wilt, to wither, to droop (of plants)
сумасбро́дство
extravagance, folly, wildness, eccentricity
Examples
Осуждённый наркоторговец был готов подчини́ться властя́м, чтобы замени́ть свой сме́ртный пригово́р на пожи́зненное заключе́ние.
The convicted drug dealer was willing to comply with the authorities to have his death sentence reduced to a life sentence.
Не давай своему́ воображе́нию разыгра́ться.
Don't let your imagination run wild.
Один америка́нский учёный, Уильям Китон, провёл очень интере́сный экспериме́нт для того́, чтобы разгада́ть э́ту зага́дку.
One American scientist, William Keeton, used a very interesting experiment to solve this mystery.
Я готов приня́ть ваше предложе́ние.
I'm willing to accept your offer.
По́длинный не́мец не перено́сит францу́зов, но охотно по́льзует их вина.
A true German can't stand the French, yet willingly he drinks their wines.
Некоторые ду́мают, что я слабово́лен.
Some people think I'm weak-willed.
Организа́ция игра́ет основную роль в сохране́нии ди́кой приро́ды.
The organization plays a principal role in wildlife conservation.
Тот, кто уже отрави́лся вла́стью и получи́л от неё хоть какую-то вы́году, хотя бы только на один год, никогда добровольно не отка́жется от её.
Those who have been once intoxicated with power, and have derived any kind of emolument from it, even though but for one year, never can willingly abandon it.
Некоторые ди́кие живо́тные нахо́дятся на грани исчезнове́ния.
Some wild animals are on the verge of extinction.
Нам следует сохрани́ть ди́ких живо́тных.
We should save wild animals.
Гото́вность испра́вить — э́то при́знак му́дрости.
Willingness to correct is an indication of wisdom.
Гото́вность испра́вить явля́ется при́знаком му́дрости.
Willingness to correct is an indication of wisdom.
Вилли нечаянно вы́стрелил из отцо́вского ружья и проде́лал дыру́ в стене.
Willie accidentally let off his father's shotgun and made a hole in the wall.
Облада́ние интелле́ктом - э́то то, что отлича́ет нас от ди́ких живо́тных.
The possession of intellect is what distinguishes us from wild animals.
Добро пожа́ловать на Ди́кий За́пад.
Welcome to the Wild West.
Я добровольно вхожу́ в ряды́ Коммунисти́ческой па́ртии Китая.
I willingly join the Chinese Communist Party.
Наблюда́ть за ди́кими пти́цами доставля́ет большо́е удово́льствие.
Watching wild birds is a lot of fun.
Наблюде́ние за ди́кими пти́цами доставля́ет много весе́лья.
Watching wild birds is a lot of fun.
This is wildly optimistic.
Are they willing to make peace?
Э́то была́ сумасбро́дная зате́я.
It was a wild goose chase.
Первобы́тного челове́ка испуга́л вид свире́пого ди́кого зве́ря.
Savages fear the appearance of a fierce wild beast.
Почему ты упорно впуска́ешь сюда э́тих невыноси́мых ди́ких птиц?!
Why do you insist on letting in these insufferable wild birds?!
Уилсон очень обра́довался.
Wilson felt very happy.
Take a wild guess.
«Если позво́лишь мне, ба́бушка, я хоте́ла бы зада́ть три кое-каких вопро́са». — «Ладно, — сказа́ла ста́рая ве́дьма, — но только помни, что всякий вопро́с до добра́ не дово́дит. Много будешь знать — скоро соста́ришься. Так что ты хо́чешь спроси́ть?»
If thou wilt allow me, grandmother, I wish to ask thee some questions. "Well," said the old witch, "only remember that every question does not lead to good. If thou knowest overmuch, thou wilt grow old too soon. What wilt thou ask?"
Я очень впечатлён твое́й постоя́нной гото́вностью помочь и после́дую твоему́ сове́ту.
I am very impressed by your constant willingness to help, and I will follow your advice.
Э́то бы́ло в нача́ле 1970-х годов. Однажды Вилли Брандт возрази́л Вилли Штофу на его выска́зывание, что существу́ют два неме́цких госуда́рства, так: “Вы же са́ми поёте в своём ги́мне о Германии как еди́ной Отчи́зне!”
It was at the beginning of the 1970s. Once, Willy Brandt responded to Willi Stoph’s statement that there were two German states by saying: “Yet you yourself sing in your anthem of Germany as one united fatherland!”



















