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  • е́хать

    to go, to travel by vehicle in one direction

  • сторона́

    side

    direction, way

    side (in a dispute), party

    aspect, facet

  • пря́мо

    straight, straight ahead, directly

    right, just, exactly

    frankly, openly, bluntly

    really, truly, simply, downright

    straight, upright

  • останови́ть

    to stop, to bring to a stop, to halt

    to stop (someone from doing something), to hold back, to restrain

    to fix (one's gaze) on, to focus on, to direct at

  • поста́вить

    to put, to place, to stand (something) upright

    to put up, to install, to erect

    to appoint, to put in charge

    to place (in a situation), to put (somebody in a position), to bring (into a state)

    to stage, to produce, to direct

    to supply, to deliver

    to set (a task), to impose (a condition)

  • зада́ть

    to ask (a question), to put (a question)

    to assign, to set (homework), to give (a task)

    to set (a standard), to set (the tone), to set (a direction), to set (a goal)

    to throw (a party), to give (a feast)

  • а́дрес

    address

    directed at, aimed at, towards (a person)

    congratulatory address, commemorative scroll

  • гря́зный

    dirty, filthy, soiled

    muddy, miry

    sordid, dishonest, obscene

  • прика́з

    order, command

    order, directive, instruction

  • ста́вить

    to put, to place, to set, to stand (something) up

    to appoint, to install, to put in charge

    to pose, to set, to raise, to put forward

    to stage, to put on, to produce, to direct (a film)

  • лета́ть

    to fly habitually, to regularly, to or in different directions

  • дире́ктор

    director, manager, head, principal

  • обраща́ть

    to pay attention (to), to take notice (of)

    to turn (towards), to direct (at)

    to convert (to a faith)

  • прямо́й

    straight, straight-line

    direct, immediate, through (of a train)

    frank, straightforward, sincere, candid

    upright, erect

    right (of an angle)

    real, downright, outright

  • поверну́ть

    to turn, to swing (around)

    to turn (left/right), to turn off

    to change (the course of), to steer (in another direction)

  • обрати́ть

    to turn to, to direct to, to pay attention to

  • управле́ние

    administration, management

    control, operation

    directorate, department, bureau

    governance, rule, government

    government (of a verb)

  • направле́ние

    direction, course

    trend, tendency, current, school

    referral, referral note, assignment

  • грязь

    dirt, filth, grime

    mud, mire

    filth, sleaze, corruption

  • постоя́нный

    constant, continual, incessant

    permanent, standing, steady

    regular

    constant, direct (of current)

  • ука́зывать

    to point at, to point to

    to point out, to indicate, to suggest

    to state, to specify, to give

    to show, to indicate

    to instruct, to direct, to tell (what to do)

  • указа́ть

    to show, to indicate, to point out

    to point at, to point to, to draw attention to

    to state, to specify, to give

    to instruct, to direct, to order

  • направля́ться

    to be headed, to be directed

  • инстру́кция

    instruction(s), direction

  • режиссёр

    director (of a film or play), producer (of a play)

  • руково́дство

    leadership, direction, management

    governing body, management, the leadership

    handbook, manual, guide

    guiding principle, guideline

  • указа́ние

    instruction, instructions, directions, order

    indication, reference

  • напра́вить

    to direct, to aim, to point, to turn

    to send, to refer, to assign, to admit (to hospital)

    to channel, to steer, to guide, to direct

    to sharpen, to hone

  • управля́ющий

    manager, administrator, director

    steward, estate manager, bailiff

  • поворо́т

    turn, bend, curve

    turn, twist, turning

    change of direction, turning point, turn (of events)

  • распоряже́ние

    order, instruction, directive

    disposal

  • навести́

    to establish, to create, to bring about

    to aim, to point, to train (a weapon), to direct

    to lead, to guide, to bring (to a place)

    to prompt, to put (someone) onto (an idea), to steer (someone's thoughts)

    to make inquiries, to inquire

    to instil (fear), to induce (boredom), to cast (gloom)

  • остана́вливать

    to stop, to bring to a halt, to halt, to stem (bleeding)

    to stop (someone from doing something), to hold back, to restrain, to deter

    to focus (attention on), to direct (one's gaze at), to fix (on)

  • га́дость

    disgusting thing, nasty stuff, filth, muck

    disgusting act, vile act, dirty trick

    vileness, abomination, meanness, beastliness

  • улета́ть

    to fly away (in one direction, toward a goal)

  • напряму́ю

    directly, first-hand

    bluntly, straight out, frankly

    straight ahead, in a straight line

  • повора́чивать

    to turn, to turn off, to change direction

    to turn, to turn around, to turn back

    to swing, to swivel, to turn (to the side)

  • навстре́чу

    towards, to meet, in the direction of

    towards one, from the opposite direction, approaching

    to meet halfway, to accommodate (someone)

  • устано́вка

    installation, setting up, mounting, rigging

    plant, unit, device

    attitude, mindset, orientation

    directive, instructions, guideline

  • прави́тель

    ruler, leader, sovereign

    director, manager, administrator

  • отосла́ть

    to send off, to dispatch, to mail

    to send back, to return

    to send away, to send off

    to refer (to a source), to direct (somewhere)

  • напра́вленный

    directed, pointed, turned (towards)

    aimed (at), designed (to), intended (to)

    directional, focused

  • поста́вленный

    placed, put, set

    posed, raised, set

    staged, produced, directed

    appointed, installed, put in charge

    delivered, supplied

  • направля́ть

    to direct, to point, to aim, to turn (towards)

    to send, to assign, to refer

    to direct, to guide, to manage

    to sharpen, to whet

  • жу́льничать

    to cheat, to play dirty

    to swindle, to defraud

  • затащи́ть

    to wear out, to make dirty, to drag

  • наводи́ть

    to aim (at), to direct (at), to point (at)

    to cause, to bring about, to produce, to instill

    to lead (to a thought), to prompt, to suggest

    to make (inquiries), to inquire (about), to gather information

    to apply (a coating), to coat, to cover

  • наперёд

    the direction in front of you

  • загрязне́ние

    dirtying, pollution, contamination

  • 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

  • разбежа́ться

    to scatter, to run off in all directions, to disperse

    to take a run-up, to get a running start, to gather speed

  • спра́вочник

    reference book, handbook, guide

    directory, yellow pages

  • попада́ние

    hit, direct hit

    impact, striking (something), landing (in something)

  • непосре́дственно

    directly, immediately, at first hand

    just, right

    spontaneously, unaffectedly, naturally

  • распоряжа́ться

    to dispose of, to manage, to handle, to deal with

    to give orders, to order about, to direct, to be in charge

  • гря́зно

    it is dirty, it is muddy

    dirtily, untidily, sloppily

  • нечи́стый

    unclean, dirty, impure, adulterated

  • уде́лать

    to make dirty, to soil, to mess up

    to beat, to defeat, to outdo, to surpass

    to beat up, to thrash, to do over

    to do, to get done, to fix up

  • прямолине́йный

    straightforward, blunt, direct, frank

    rectilinear, straight-line, straight

  • испа́чкать

    to soil/make dirty/desecrate with awful words

  • непосре́дственный

    direct, immediate

    spontaneous, unaffected, ingenuous, natural

  • предписа́ние

    order, directive, instructions, directions

    regulation, rule, provision

    prescription, doctor's orders

  • наце́ленный

    aimed, targeted, directed, focused

  • обращённый

    facing, turned (towards)

    directed (at), addressed (to)

    converted

  • разлете́ться

    to fly away in different directions, to scatter (flying off)

    to shatter, to fly apart, to splash in all directions

    to spread (rapidly), to get around

  • отсыла́ть

    to send, to send off, to dispatch, to mail

    to send away, to send back, to turn away

    to refer (someone to something), to direct (someone to something)

  • кра́йность

    extreme, extremes, extreme measure

    extremity, extreme need, dire straits

  • запа́чкать

    to soil/make dirty/also to disgrace or defame

  • неприли́чный

    indecent, obscene, dirty, rude

    improper, unseemly, unbecoming

  • управля́емый

    guided, controlled, managed

    steerable, controllable, dirigible

    manageable, governable

  • загрязнённый

    polluted, contaminated, dirty

  • па́чкать

    to soil/make dirty/also to disgrace or defame

  • пога́ный

    foul, vile, nasty, lousy

    filthy, dirty, grubby

    inedible, toadstool (of a mushroom), spoiled

    refuse-, waste-, slop-

    heathen, pagan, unclean

  • ма́зать

    to spread, to smear, to butter (bread)

    to rub in, to apply (cream or ointment)

    to soil, to make dirty, to get (something) messy

    to anoint

  • наставле́ние

    directions, instructions, admonition, precept

  • указа́тель

    signpost, road sign, direction sign

    index, list

    gauge, indicator, dial

    turn signal, indicator

    pointer

  • верту́шка

    revolving door, revolving stand, spinner, rotator

    helicopter, chopper

    internal phone, direct-line telephone

    flirt, coquette, flighty girl

    trolling reel, spinner (lure)

  • дирижа́бль

    blimp, airship, dirigible

  • заве́дующий

    manager, head, director, boss

  • топта́ть

    to trample, to trample down, to tread down, to crush underfoot

    to trample on, to trample underfoot

    to track dirt onto, to dirty (with footprints)

    to stamp on, to tread on

    to mount, to tread

  • директи́ва

    directive, directions, instruction

  • нечи́сто

    dirtily, dishonestly, unfairly

  • разъе́хаться

    to depart in different directions, to disperse, to drive off in different directions, to go their separate ways

    to pass each other, to get past one another

    to miss each other

    to separate, to move apart, to start living separately

    to slide apart, to come apart, to fall to pieces

  • компрома́т

    the dirt (on someone)/compromising material

  • нага́дить

    to foul (a place), to defecate (in), to soil

    to do (someone) a bad turn, to play a dirty trick on, to mess things up for, to harm

  • загрязня́ть

    to pollute, to contaminate

    to soil, to dirty, to make dirty

    to defile, to besmirch, to tarnish

  • отшлёпать

    to spank, to give a spanking, to smack

    to soil, to get dirty, to splash with mud

    to trudge (a distance), to wade (a distance)

  • га́дить

    to defecate, to foul (a place), to soil

    to spoil, to botch, to mess up

    to play dirty tricks (on someone), to make mischief, to do someone harm

  • верши́ть

    to manage, to control, to direct

  • по́длость

    meanness, baseness, vileness

    dirty trick, mean act, base deed

  • напрями́к

    straight, directly, as the crow flies, cross-country

    bluntly, point-blank, straight out, frankly

  • директри́са

    headmistress, directrix

  • полета́ть

    to fly habitually, to regularly, to or in different directions

  • попу́тный

    following (wind), favourable, tail-

    going the same way, heading in the same direction, lying on the way

    passing, incidental, made in passing

  • гендире́ктор

    Director General

  • главвра́ч

    chief doctor, head physician, medical director

  • хитри́ть

    to be cunning, to use tricks, to resort to a ruse

    to cheat, to fudge, to play dirty

    to dissemble, to play a double game, to dodge

  • мара́ть

    to soil, to make dirty, to stain, to smear

    to besmirch, to sully, to dishonour, to tarnish

  • гробовщи́к

    coffin-maker, coffin maker

    undertaker, mortician, funeral director

  • испа́чканный

    stained, soiled, dirty, smeared

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