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(possession) russian

  • у

    to have, (indicating possession)

    by, at, next to

    with (someone), at (someone's place)

    from (someone)

  • остава́ться

    to stay, to remain

    to be left, to remain, to be left over

    to have no choice but, to be left to do (something)

    to go to (someone), to be left to (someone), to pass into the possession of

    to be left (without something), to end up (in a state)

  • 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

  • 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)

  • вооружённый

    armed, possessed, in possession

  • владе́ние

    ownership, possession, proprietorship

    property, estate, possessions

    proficiency, mastery, command

  • 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

  • завладе́ть

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

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

  • присва́ивать

    to appropriate, to misappropriate, to take possession of

    to confer, to award, to bestow

    to assign (a name or number), to allocate

  • вооружи́ть

    to arm, to make master, to put in possession, to instigate

  • облада́ние

    possession

  • 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

  • заграба́стать

    to grab, to snatch, to seize

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

  • вооружа́ть

    to arm, to make master, to put in possession, to instigate

  • располага́ющий

    prepossessing, winning, engaging, likeable

    having at one's disposal, possessing, in possession of

    arranging, placing, laying out

    intending, planning

  • 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

  • завладе́вший

    seized, captured, having taken possession of

  • овладе́вший

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

  • присво́ивший

    who appropriated, having appropriated, who took possession of (illegally)

  • прихо́довать

    to enter in the books (as received), to record as income, to debit

    to take possession of, to appropriate, to pocket

  • беснова́ние

    possession, frenzy, rage, madness

  • овладева́ющий

    mastering, acquiring, seizing, taking possession of

  • многоде́тность

    possession of many children

  • достаю́щийся

    falling to one's lot, coming into one's possession, acquired, obtained

  • заприхо́довать

    to enter in the books, to record as received, to enter as income

    to take possession of, to appropriate, to pocket

  • беснова́тость

    demoniac possession, frenzy, madness, rage

  • прибра́вший

    having tidied, having tidied up, having put in order

    having cleared away, having cleaned up, having removed

    having seized, having appropriated, having taken possession of

  • клику́шество

    hysterics, hysterical ranting, shrill alarmism

    religious hysteria, hysterical fits (believed to be possession), possession-like seizures

  • овладева́вший

    mastering, acquiring, taking possession of, seizing

  • завладева́вший

    that was seizing, that was taking possession of

  • упро́чиваться

    to be strengthened, to grow stronger, to become consolidated

    to become firmly associated (with someone), to stick (of a reputation), to become established (of a name)

    to be secured (to someone as property), to pass firmly into someone's possession

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