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CAT russian

  • ко́шка

    cat, grapnel, drag, climbing-irons

  • кот

    tomcat, cat (male)

    womanizer, ladies' man

  • люк

    hatchway, hatch, trap, cat flap

  • коша́чий

    cat, catlike, feline

  • ко́тик

    kitty, pussycat, little cat

    fur seal

  • ки́са

    kitty, cat, pussycat, puss

    girl, chick, babe

    pussy

  • кэт

    cat

  • кат

    executioner, hangman

    torturer, brute, sadist

    catalytic converter, cat

    cat (anchor tackle), anchor windlass

  • напо́лнитель

    filler, filler material, aggregate (in concrete)

    litter (for a cat tray), cat litter

  • чи́жик

    siskin, Eurasian siskin

    tip-cat, stick used in tip-cat

    Chizhik (discount grocery chain)

  • шки́рка

    backside of neck(CAT)

  • перено́ска

    carrying, carrying from place to place, transferring

    carrier, pet carrier, carrying case, cat basket

    extension cord, extension lead

    portable lamp, inspection lamp

  • фы́ркнуть

    to snort, to give a snort

    to snort (contemptuously), to scoff, to sniff (in contempt)

    to snap at, to huff at, to grumble at

    to hiss, to spit (of a cat)

    to chuckle, to snigger, to snort with laughter

  • буржу́ин

    bourgeois, capitalist (derogatory), fat cat (informal, derogatory)

  • сыку́н

    coward, chicken, pussy (coward), scaredy-cat

    bedwetter, pisser

  • проба́лтываться

    to blab, to blurt out a secret, to let the cat out of the bag

  • кошкода́в

    cat-strangler, cat-killer, cat torturer

    bad musician (especially violinist), bungler, klutz

  • тру́сик

    little coward, scaredy-cat, chicken

    rabbit, bunny, hare

  • бирма́нка

    Burmese woman, Burman woman

    Birman cat, Burmese cat

  • коша́чьи

    Felidae, the cat family

  • котя́щийся

    kittening, in labour (of a cat), about to give birth (of a cat)

  • ко́шки

    crampons, climbing irons

    cat-o'-nine-tails

  • 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

  • слы́шать

    to hear

    to hear (about), to catch (a remark), to learn

    to smell, to sense (a smell)

  • уви́деть

    to see, to catch sight of, to spot

    to notice, to realize

  • услы́шать

    to hear, to catch (a sound)

    to hear (about something), to learn

  • пойма́ть

    to catch, to catch hold of

    to catch, to nab, to catch out

    to pick up (a signal), to tune in to

  • успе́ть

    to have time (to do sth), to manage (in time), to get sth done in time

    to be in time (for), to catch (a train), to make it (somewhere)

    to succeed, to make progress, to do well

  • заня́ться

    to busy oneself (with), to get down to, to attend to, to see to

    to take up, to go in for, to start doing

    to catch fire, to flare up, to blaze up

  • корми́ть

    to feed

    to provide for, to support, to nourish

    to breastfeed, to nurse (a baby)

    to board, to cater for, to provide meals for

  • 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

  • лови́ть

    to catch, to trap

    to catch (out), to catch in the act

    to pick up (a signal), to tune in to

  • бассе́йн

    swimming pool, pool

    basin, drainage basin, catchment area

    basin, field

  • заболе́ть

    to fall ill, to get sick, to come down with (an illness)

    to start to hurt, to start aching

    to become obsessed with, to catch the bug for

  • захвати́ть

    to capture, to seize, to take over

    to take along, to grab (and bring)

    to catch (red-handed)

    to captivate, to engross

  • лову́шка

    trap, snare

    trap, pitfall, catch

    trap, separator, collecting vessel

  • заста́ть

    to find (sb somewhere), to catch (sb in)

    to catch (in the act), to catch out

  • катастро́фа

    catastrophe

  • догна́ть

    to catch up (with), to overtake, to run down (in pursuit)

    to get it, to catch on

  • заде́ть

    to touch, to brush against, to graze, to catch on

    to hurt, to offend, to wound (feelings), to touch a nerve

  • Ка́тя

    Kate, Katia, Katya, Cathy

  • заце́пка

    clue, lead, starting point

    hook, catch, peg, hold (for the hand)

    pretext, excuse

    hitch, snag, catch

  • вида́ть

    to see, to meet, to catch sight of

    to not to be seen, to nowhere to be seen

    to seem (apparently, evidently)

  • накры́ть

    to cover, to cover up

    to set (the table), to lay (the table)

    to catch red-handed, to nab, to bust

  • простуди́ться

    to catch a cold, to get a cold

  • заполучи́ть

    to get hold of, to get one's hands on, to obtain, to land

    to catch (an illness), to pick up, to come down with

    to win over, to get (a person) on board, to talk round

  • бро́ситься

    to throw oneself, to fling oneself

    to rush, to dash, to hurry

    to catch one's eye, to be striking

    to rush (of blood)

  • скот

    cattle, livestock, brute, beast

  • угна́ть

    to steal (a vehicle), to hijack, to make off with

    to drive away, to herd off, to drive (cattle) somewhere

  • добы́ча

    mining, extraction, production (of resources)

    prey, catch, quarry

    loot, booty, spoils

  • успева́ть

    to have time (to do sth), to manage (to do sth), to get round to

    to be in time (for), to make it (on time), to catch (a train)

    to do well (in a subject), to make progress, to keep up (in class)

  • чу́ять

    to sense, to feel, to have a feeling

    to smell, to scent, to catch the scent of

  • подхвати́ть

    to catch, to grab, to catch (in mid-air)

    to take up, to join in, to pick up (a tune)

    to catch (an illness), to pick up (a bug)

    to sweep away, to carry off

    to pick up (quickly), to catch on to

    to pick up (by chance), to get hold of

  • катего́рия

    category

  • скоти́на

    cattle, livestock, farm animal

    brute, swine, bastard, beast

  • соба́чка

    little dog, doggie, puppy, lap dog

    catch, pawl, latch, trigger

    zip slider, zipper pull

    at sign, @

  • заскочи́ть

    to drop in, to pop in, to stop by (briefly)

    to jump in, to hop into

    to jump up onto, to leap onto

    to dash in, to dart in, to rush in

    to slip out of place, to catch, to jam

    to jump the gun, to get ahead of oneself, to run ahead

  • расслы́шать

    to hear correctly, to catch (utterance)

  • загоре́ться

    to catch fire, to start burning, to go up in flames

    to light up, to come on, to begin to shine

    to flare up, to break out, to blaze up

    to become eager, to be fired with (an idea), to get excited about

  • перехвати́ть

    to intercept, to head off, to catch

    to grip anew, to grasp around

    to grab a bite

  • 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)

  • бе́дствие

    disaster, catastrophe, calamity

    distress, plight, hardship

    scourge, plague, affliction

  • разря́д

    category, class, rank

    grade (of qualification), rating, skill level

    discharge (electrical)

  • броса́ться

    to throw oneself, to hurl oneself, to fling oneself

    to catch the eye, to be striking, to stand out

    to rush, to dash, to hurry

    to throw at each other, to pelt one another

    to throw around (money), to squander, to be careless with

  • поставщи́к

    supplier, provider, caterer, outfitter

  • сообража́ть

    to understand, to grasp, to comprehend, to catch on

    to think over, to consider, to figure out, to ponder

  • прихвати́ть

    to take along, to grab, to bring along

    to catch (unawares), to overtake

    to fasten, to tack on, to pin

  • като́лик

    Catholic

  • подцепи́ть

    to hook on, to couple, to attach

    to catch, to contract (an illness), to pick up

  • догоня́ть

    to catch up with, to catch up to, to overtake

    to get it, to catch on, to twig

  • катало́г

    catalogue

  • улови́ть

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

    to catch on, to grasp, to get

    to seize, to catch

  • прико́л

    joke, prank, gag, fun

    point, catch, twist, special feature

    stake, post, bollard, mooring post

    pinning, nailing down, fastening

  • запята́я

    comma

    semicolon

    snag, hitch, catch

  • зарази́ться

    to contract, to infect, to spread, to catch

  • католи́ческий

    catholic (adj)

  • водопа́д

    waterfall, falls, cataract, cascade

  • обслу́живать

    to serve, to wait on, to attend to, to cater to

    to service, to maintain, to keep in good repair

    to operate, to tend, to run

    to serve, to supply, to cover

    to handle, to process, to check in

  • реши́тельный

    resolute, determined, decisive (in character)

    decisive, critical, all-out (attack)

    firm, categorical, flat (refusal), decided

  • захло́пнуть

    to slam shut, to snap shut, to bang shut

    to trap, to catch

  • сечь

    to flog, to whip, to birch, to thrash

    to lash, to beat against, to whip

    to chop, to chop up, to mince, to hack off

    to get it, to catch on, to understand

  • засту́кать

    to catch (in the act), to catch red-handed, to nab

    to begin to knock, to begin to clatter, to start tapping

  • 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

  • заме́тный

    noticeable, perceptible, visible

    conspicuous, striking, eye-catching

    considerable, significant, appreciable

    prominent, notable

  • подслу́шать

    to eavesdrop, to listen in on, to spy on (a conversation)

    to overhear, to catch (a remark)

  • наверста́ть

    to make up (for lost time), to catch up on, to recoup

  • собо́р

    cathedral

    council, synod, assembly

  • бомж

    homeless person, tramp, bum

    good catch, eligible bachelor, Prince Charming

  • реши́тельно

    decisively, resolutely, firmly

    categorically, flatly, absolutely

  • категори́чески

    categorically, flatly, point-blank

    strictly, absolutely

  • зараже́ние

    infection, contagion, catching (a disease)

    contamination

    blood poisoning, sepsis

  • пои́мка

    catching, capture

  • прослу́шать

    to listen to (from start to finish), to attend (a course of lectures), to hear out

    to miss (hearing), to fail to catch

    to listen to (with a stethoscope), to auscultate

    to listen to (for a while), to spend (time) listening

  • подво́х

    (the) catch

  • задева́ть

    to brush against, to touch, to graze, to knock against

    to catch on, to get caught on, to snag

    to hurt, to offend, to touch (emotionally), to affect

    to mislay, to misplace, to stick somewhere

  • обслужи́ть

    to serve, to attend to, to wait on, to cater to

    to service, to maintain, to operate

  • ло́вля

    catching, trapping, capture

    fishing, angling

  • просты́ть

    to cool down, to get cold

    to catch cold, to catch a chill

  • включи́ться

    to come on, to switch on, to turn on, to start up

    to join in, to get involved, to take part, to join (a conversation)

    to be included, to be added

    to catch on, to get it, to cotton on

  • прокорми́ть

    to feed, to support, to provide for, to keep

    to feed, to provide food for, to cater for

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