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  • взять

    to take, to pick up

    to grab, to seize, to get hold of

    to borrow, to get, to take out

    to take along, to take with one

    to pick, to choose

    to accept, to take

    to hire, to take on

    to just go and (do sth), to up and (do sth)

    to seize, to come over

    to arrest, to detain, to catch

  • хвати́ть

    to be enough, to suffice, to last

    to that's enough, to stop it

    to grab, to seize, to grasp

    to strike (of a stroke)

  • хвата́ть

    to grab, to seize, to snatch, to grasp

    to be enough, to suffice, to have enough (of)

  • забра́ть

    to pick up, to collect, to fetch

    to take away, to seize, to take possession of, to confiscate

    to arrest, to take into custody, to haul off

    to take in (a garment), to shorten

    to veer, to swerve, to bear (to one side)

    to board up, to plank over

  • воспо́льзоваться

    to use, to make use of

    to take advantage of, to seize (an opportunity), to exploit

  • напа́сть

    to attack, to assault, to fall upon

    to come over (of a feeling), to seize

  • схвати́ть

    to grab, to seize, to grasp (physically), to catch hold of

    to catch (a cold etc.), to come down with

    to grasp (a concept), to catch on to

  • обня́ть

    to hug, to embrace

    to seize, to engulf

    to take in (with a glance)

  • описа́ть

    to describe, to depict, to portray

    to make an inventory of, to list, to distrain, to seize (for debt)

    to circumscribe, to describe (a circle)

  • захвати́ть

    to capture, to seize, to take over

    to take along, to grab (and bring)

    to catch (red-handed)

    to captivate, to engross

  • забира́ть

    to pick up, to collect, to fetch

    to take away, to take possession of, to withdraw (money)

    to seize

    to veer, to swerve

    to take in (a garment)

  • сеньо́р

    señor, Spanish gentleman

    seignior, seigneur, feudal lord

  • напада́ть

    to attack, to assault, to raid

    to come over (of a feeling), to seize, to take hold of

  • отобра́ть

    to select, to pick out, to choose

    to take away, to confiscate, to seize

  • захва́тывающий

    gripping, exciting, thrilling, fascinating

    breathtaking

    seizing, capturing, taking over

  • захва́т

    seizure, capture, taking

    appropriation, seizure (of property), takeover

  • опи́сывать

    to describe, to depict, to portray

    to make an inventory of, to list, to catalogue

    to distrain, to seize (property), to attach (property)

    to circumscribe, to describe (a circle)

  • овладе́ть

    to master, to acquire, to learn thoroughly

    to take possession of, to seize, to capture, to occupy

    to seize, to come over, to take hold of, to overcome

    to control oneself, to compose oneself, to pull oneself together

  • улови́ть

    to catch, to pick up, to detect, to make out

    to catch on, to grasp, to get

    to seize, to catch

  • завладе́ть

    to take possession of, to seize, to take over, to capture

    to take hold of, to capture (attention), to grip

  • захва́тывать

    to capture, to seize, to take over

    to grab, to grasp, to take hold of

    to take along, to bring with one, to pick up on the way

    to captivate, to thrill, to grip, to absorb

    to monopolize, to take over completely

  • захва́ченный

    captured, seized, taken

    captured (as loot), seized, looted

    taken along, brought along

  • припа́док

    fit, seizure, attack, paroxysm

    fit, outburst, burst

  • отбира́ть

    to take away, to confiscate, to seize

    to select, to pick out, to choose

  • охвати́ть

    to grip, to seize, to overcome

    to engulf, to sweep through

    to encompass, to cover, to include

    to clasp, to put one's arms around

  • схва́ченный

    seized, grabbed, caught, apprehended

  • вцепи́ться

    to seize, to catch hold, to clutch, to cling

  • всели́ться

    to move in, to move (into), to take up residence

    to take hold, to take root, to seize

  • изъя́ть

    to confiscate, to seize, to impound

    to withdraw, to take out, to remove

  • 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)

  • ула́вливать

    to pick up, to catch, to detect

    to catch on, to grasp, to make out, to get

    to catch, to seize

  • охва́тывать

    to encompass, to cover, to comprise, to include

    to grip, to seize, to overcome, to come over

    to engulf, to envelop, to spread over

    to clasp, to put one's arms around, to grip

  • охва́ченный

    engulfed in, enveloped in

    gripped, seized, overcome

    covered, included, encompassed

    encircled, clasped, surrounded

  • конфиско́ванный

    confiscated, seized

  • изъя́тый

    withdrawn, removed, taken out, extracted

    confiscated, seized, impounded

  • схва́тывать

    to grab, to seize, to grip, to catch hold of

    to grasp, to catch on to, to comprehend

    to catch (an illness), to come down with

  • закли́нить

    to jam, to get stuck, to seize up

    to jam, to block, to clamp

    to wedge in, to fix with a wedge, to drive in tight

  • конфиска́ция

    confiscation, seizure

  • взя́тие

    capture, seizure, taking

    taking, drawing, collection (of a sample)

  • изъя́тие

    seizure, withdrawal, removal, immobilization

  • конфискова́ть

    to confiscate, to seize

  • сца́пать

    to grab, to seize, to snatch, to catch hold of

    to nab, to catch, to collar

    to snap at, to bite, to scratch

  • овладева́ть

    to master, to acquire (a skill), to learn thoroughly

    to take possession of, to capture, to seize

    to seize (of a feeling), to come over, to overcome

  • сейсми́ческий

    seismic

  • отторже́ние

    rejection

    rejection, repudiation

    seizure, tearing away, detachment

    displacement, ousting, repression

  • пробира́ть

    to penetrate, to run through, to seize, to grip

    to scold, to tell off, to reprimand

    to weed, to thin out (seedlings)

  • хвата́емый

    graspable, catchable, seizable

  • объя́тый

    engulfed, enveloped, encompassed

    seized, overcome, gripped, overwhelmed

    embraced, held in someone's arms

  • отнятый

    taken away, deprived, confiscated, seized

  • изыма́ть

    to withdraw, to remove (from circulation), to take out of use

    to confiscate, to seize, to impound

  • заграба́стать

    to grab, to snatch, to seize

    to appropriate, to grab for oneself, to take possession of

  • уцепи́ться

    to seize, to grasp

  • ца́пнуть

    to snatch, to seize, to scratch

  • вы́емка

    taking out, seizure, collection, excavation

  • сгреба́ть

    to rake together, to gather into a heap, to shovel together

    to rake off, to shovel away, to clear away (with a shovel)

    to grab, to scoop up, to seize

  • сгрести́

    to rake together, to rake into a pile, to shovel together

    to rake off, to shovel away, to clear away

    to grab, to seize, to snatch up

  • отторга́ть

    to tear away, to seize

  • захвати́вший

    having captured, having seized, that captured, that seized

  • пробра́ть

    to penetrate, to grip, to seize, to take hold of

    to scold, to tell off, to reprimand

    to weed, to thin out

  • конфиску́емый

    confiscable, forfeitable, seizable, liable to confiscation

  • завладева́ть

    to take possession of, to seize, to appropriate, to get hold of

    to capture, to take over, to seize control of

    to take hold of, to grip, to captivate

  • улучи́ть

    to find, to seize, to catch

  • обуя́ть

    to seize, to grip

  • сейсмо́лог

    seismologist

  • охвати́вший

    having encompassed, having covered, having seized, having gripped

  • захва́тываемый

    captured, seized, occupied, taken over

  • ха́пать

    to grab, to snatch, to seize, to grab hold of

    to steal, to pilfer, to swipe, to nick

  • отто́ргнуть

    to tear away, to wrest away, to seize by force

    to reject, to refuse to accept, to cast out

  • зайти́сь

    to sink (of the heart), to skip a beat, to be seized

    to go numb, to become stiff (from cold)

  • сейсмо́граф

    seismograph

  • закли́нивать

    to jam, to cause to jam, to seize up, to get stuck

    to wedge, to fix with a wedge, to wedge tight

  • вцепля́ться

    to seize, to catch hold, to clutch, to cling

  • изыма́емый

    being withdrawn, being seized, being confiscated, withdrawable

  • се́йнер

    seiner

  • подхва́ченный

    picked up, caught, seized

    carried away, swept away, swept along

  • отня́вший

    having taken away, having deprived of, having seized

  • хватану́ть

    to grab, to snatch, to seize

    to catch (an illness), to contract (a disease)

  • хвата́ющий

    grabbing, seizing, catching, snatching

  • похвата́ть

    to grab, to snatch, to seize

  • ять

    yat, the letter ѣ

    take, grasp, seize, get

  • сейсмоло́гия

    seismology

  • завладе́вший

    seized, captured, having taken possession of

  • схвати́вший

    having grabbed, having seized, who grabbed, who seized

  • овладе́вший

    having mastered, having acquired, having seized, having taken possession of

  • заца́пать

    to grab, to lay hold of, to seize

    to nab, to collar, to catch

    to pinch, to swipe, to filch

  • обурева́емый

    overwhelmed, seized, overcome, consumed

  • пронима́ть

    to get through to, to move (emotionally), to affect deeply

    to penetrate, to seize, to grip

    to spread to, to take hold of

  • схва́тываться

    to grab hold (of), to seize, to clutch (at), to catch hold (of)

    to grapple, to come to blows, to scuffle, to clash

    to set, to harden, to cure, to bind

    to jump up, to spring up, to start up

    to suddenly realize, to suddenly remember, to catch oneself

  • сейсмо́метр

    seismometer

  • ухва́тывать

    to grasp, to seize, to grab, to snatch

    to grasp, to comprehend, to understand

  • сейсмологи́ческий

    seismological

  • перехва́тывающий

    intercepting, seizing, catching

    catching (of breath), choking (of voice)

  • отчуждённый

    estranged, alienated, aloof, detached

    expropriated, alienated (of property), seized

  • перемёт

    seine

  • вы́хваченный

    snatched, seized, plucked out

    illuminated, highlighted, picked out (by light)

  • заклинённый

    jammed, wedged, seized, stuck

  • узурпи́рованный

    usurped, seized, appropriated

  • дорва́вшийся

    having gained access, having seized (an opportunity/power), having broken through, newly empowered (often with a connotation of overzealousness or lack of restraint)

  • обуя́нный

    obsessed, possessed, seized (by), overwhelmed (by)

  • подхва́тываемый

    being picked up, being caught, being seized, being adopted

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