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Off russian

  • с

    with

    from, out of

    since, from, starting from

    off, down from

    against, with

    about, approximately, the size of

  • пойти́

    to go (on foot), to set off, to head (for), to walk

    to start, to begin, to get going, to set in

    to take after (someone), to turn out like (someone)

    to do, to be all right, to be okay

  • вы́йти

    to go out, to come out, to leave, to get off

    to be published, to be issued, to come out

    to turn out, to come off

    to marry, to get married

    to run out

  • выходи́ть

    to go out, to come out, to leave

    to get off, to get out

    to be published, to come out, to appear

    to marry, to get married

    to face, to look out onto, to open onto

    to be used up, to run out

  • уходи́ть

    to leave, to depart, to go away, to go off

    to escape, to get away (from), to evade

  • гото́вый

    ready, prepared (for)

    willing, ready, inclined

    finished, ready-made, off-the-peg

    done, cooked

  • останови́ться

    to stop, to come to a stop, to halt, to stand still

    to stay (as a visitor), to put up (at a hotel), to stop off

  • пое́хать

    to go (by vehicle), to travel (by vehicle), to drive off, to set off

    to let's go

  • далеко́

    far, far away, far off

    it is far, it is a long way

    far from, by no means

  • снять

    to take off (clothes), to remove, to put off

    to take down, to take off, to lift off, to unhook

    to rent, to take on lease

    to photograph, to film, to shoot (a film), to take (a picture)

    to lift (a ban), to cancel, to remove (from a post)

  • ми́мо

    past, by

    wide of the mark, off target

  • отда́ть

    to give back, to return, to pay back

    to hand over, to give, to hand in

    to send (to an institution), to put (into school etc.), to entrust

    to devote, to dedicate, to give up (one's strength)

    to give (an order), to issue (an instruction)

    to pay, to spend, to shell out

    to give off, to emit, to release

    to marry off, to give in marriage

  • исче́знуть

    to disappear, to vanish, to wear off

  • получи́ться

    to work out, to succeed, to come off

    to turn out (to be), to come out, to result

    to happen, to come about

  • прости́ть

    to forgive, to excuse, to pardon

    to forgive (a debt), to remit, to write off

    to farewell!, to goodbye forever!

  • уе́хать

    to leave, to depart, to drive off

    to leave (for good), to move away

  • кула́к

    fist

    kulak, well-off peasant

    concentration (of forces), concentrated grouping

    cam

    skinflint, miser, egoist

  • отпра́виться

    to set off, to set out, to go, to head (for)

    to depart

    to be sent, to go out

  • снима́ть

    to take off (clothes), to remove

    to take down, to take off, to take away

    to rent (an apartment), to rent (a room)

    to photograph, to film, to shoot (a movie)

    to withdraw (money)

    to relieve (pain), to ease (anxiety)

  • закры́ть

    to close, to shut, to lock

    to turn off, to shut off

    to close down, to shut down, to close (a meeting)

    to cover, to hide, to block out

  • даль

    distance, far-off place

  • заговори́ть

    to begin to speak, to start talking, to speak up

    to address (someone), to speak to (someone), to strike up a conversation

    to talk someone's head off, to distract with talk, to talk round, to smooth-talk

    to cast a spell on, to bewitch, to enchant, to charm away (pain)

  • спе́шить

    to dismount, to get off, to get down from

  • плати́ть

    to pay, to pay for

    to pay, to pay off (a debt)

    to pay for, to pay the price for

  • отме́тить

    to note, to mention

    to mark, to mark off, to register

    to celebrate

  • тяну́ть

    to pull, to drag, to tug

    to drag out, to prolong, to spin out

    to delay, to put off, to stall

    to stretch out, to reach out, to extend

    to draw, to pull out, to take out

    to drag (someone somewhere), to haul off

    to lay (a cable), to run (a line), to string

    to weigh, to come to (in weight or value)

    to support, to provide for, to keep afloat

    to drawl, to draw out (words), to hold (a note)

  • отпусти́ть

    to let go of, to release, to let go

    to let go, to allow to leave, to let (someone) go somewhere

    to set free, to release, to let out

    to let off (work), to excuse, to give leave to

    to ease off, to let up, to abate

    to grow (hair or a beard), to let grow

    to loosen, to slacken, to let out

  • броса́ть

    to throw, to hurl, to fling, to cast

    to abandon, to forsake, to leave

    to give up, to quit, to stop, to leave off

  • поверну́ть

    to turn, to swing (around)

    to turn (left/right), to turn off

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

  • отдава́ть

    to give back, to return, to hand in

    to hand over, to give, to entrust, to leave (to someone)

    to devote, to dedicate

    to give (an order), to issue

    to send (to an institution), to put, to place

    to give off, to emit, to radiate

    to smack of, to taste of, to smell of

    to pay, to pay out, to spend

  • вы́дать

    to issue, to give out, to hand over, to pay out

    to reveal, to give away, to betray, to disclose

    to extradite, to hand over

    to pass off (as), to pretend to be, to impersonate

  • 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

  • обойти́сь

    to manage (without), to do without, to make do (with)

    to cost

    to treat (somebody), to deal (with somebody)

    to turn out (all right), to pass off

  • махну́ть

    to wave, to give a wave, to wave to (someone)

    to swing, to brandish, to flourish

    to give up on, to wash one's hands of, to dismiss with a wave

    to dash off, to head off, to rush off (to a place)

    to leap, to jump (over), to vault

    to knock back (a drink), to down (a shot)

    to swap, to trade, to exchange

  • сходи́ть

    to go down, to come down, to descend

    to get off, to alight

    to come off, to wear off, to disappear

    to pass for, to be taken for

    to go mad, to go crazy

  • дви́нуться

    to start moving, to set off, to advance

    to move, to stir, to budge

  • состоя́ться

    to take place, to be held, to come off, to materialize

    to establish oneself, to make it, to fulfil oneself

  • сойти́

    to go down, to descend, to come down

    to get off, to alight, to get out (of a vehicle)

    to leave (a path), to go off (the road), to stray from

    to come off, to peel off, to wear off

    to pass for, to be taken for

    to it will do, to that's good enough

  • вали́ть

    to knock down, to topple, to bring down, to knock over

    to fell (trees), to cut down

    to dump, to pile up, to heap, to stack

    to shift (blame) onto, to pin on, to lay (the blame) on

    to get out, to beat it, to leave, to clear off

    to stream, to pour, to throng

  • уничто́жить

    to destroy, to annihilate, to wipe out

    to exterminate, to kill off

    to abolish, to do away with

  • рассчи́тывать

    to count on, to rely on, to depend on

    to calculate, to compute, to work out

    to pay off (an employee), to dismiss

  • усла́ть

    to send away, to send off

    to banish, to exile

  • 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

  • исчеза́ть

    to disappear, to vanish, to wear off

  • отвести́

    to take (somewhere), to lead away, to escort

    to parry, to ward off, to avert, to divert

    to reject, to challenge, to turn down

    to allot, to assign, to set aside

  • переби́ть

    to interrupt, to cut off (a speaker), to butt in

    to smash, to break, to sever (a wire)

    to kill (many), to slaughter, to slay

    to spoil (one's appetite), to ruin (one's appetite)

    to drown out, to overpower, to mask (a smell)

  • выдава́ть

    to issue, to hand out, to give out, to distribute

    to reveal, to betray, to give away, to expose

    to pass off (as), to pose (as), to impersonate

  • сверну́ть

    to turn, to turn off

    to roll up, to fold up, to wrap tightly

    to curtail, to cut down, to scale back, to wind up

    to twist (a neck), to break (a neck)

  • жени́ть

    to marry, to marry off, to wed

  • прекрати́ть

    to stop, to cease, to discontinue, to put an end (to)

    to sever, to break off

  • погоди́ть

    to wait a second, to hold on, to wait a little

    to hold off, to wait and see, to bide one's time

  • проща́ть

    to forgive, to excuse, to pardon

    to farewell, to goodbye (for good)

    to remit (a debt), to write off

  • представля́ться

    to introduce oneself

    to present itself, to arise, to occur

    to seem

    to pretend to be, to pass oneself off as

  • сорва́ть

    to tear off, to rip off, to take off (forcibly)

    to pick, to pluck

    to thwart, to disrupt, to ruin, to spoil

    to vent (on somebody), to take out (on somebody)

  • сбить

    to knock down, to knock over, to hit (with a vehicle)

    to shoot down, to down

    to knock off, to shake down, to knock away

    to whip, to beat, to churn

    to confuse, to throw off, to disconcert

  • оторва́ть

    to tear off, to rip off, to detach

    to tear away (from an activity), to take away (from work)

  • прерва́ть

    to interrupt, to cut short, to break off

  • вы́ставить

    to exhibit, to display, to put on show

    to put forward, to nominate, to field (a candidate)

    to propose, to put forward (a demand), to make (a claim)

    to put out, to set outside

    to stick out, to thrust forward, to place in front

    to throw out, to kick out, to sack

    to flaunt, to show off, to parade

  • отре́зать

    to cut off, to snip off, to snap out, to cut short

  • отреза́ть

    to cut off, to snip off, to snap out, to cut short

  • недалеко́

    not far, nearby, close by, near

    not far off, near (in time)

  • провожа́ть

    to accompany, to escort, to walk (someone somewhere), to take (someone to a place)

    to see off, to say goodbye to, to see out (a guest)

  • за́муж

    to get married (of a woman), to marry (a man)

    to marry off (a daughter), to give in marriage

  • сбро́сить

    to throw off, to throw down, to drop

    to reduce, to lower, to lose (weight)

    to throw off (clothes), to slip off

    to shed, to cast off

    to overthrow, to depose, to throw off (a yoke)

    to reset

  • перенести́

    to postpone, to reschedule, to put off

    to carry across, to carry over, to move, to transfer

    to bear, to endure, to withstand, to survive

    to undergo (illness or surgery), to go through

  • засыпа́ть

    to fall asleep, to drop off (to sleep)

    to fill in (with earth), to cover over

    to shower (with questions), to bombard (with)

  • слома́ть

    to break, to snap, to break off

    to fracture, to break (a bone)

    to break, to bust

    to break (resistance), to crush

  • вы́тянуть

    to pull out, to draw out, to extract

    to stretch out, to extend

    to hold out, to endure, to last out

    to worm out (of somebody), to elicit, to get out (of somebody)

    to squeeze out (of somebody), to extract (money), to milk (somebody)

    to manage, to pull off, to cope with

    to bring up, to raise (with effort), to support

    to get (somebody) out of, to bring (somebody) out, to move (somebody) away

  • рвать

    to tear, to rip, to tear up

    to pull out, to extract

    to pick, to gather

    to vomit, to throw up

    to break off, to sever

    to snatch

  • прочь

    away, off

    not be averse to, have no objection to, not mind

  • сорва́ться

    to break free, to break loose, to tear oneself away

    to fall through, to fail, to go wrong

    to come off and fall, to fall down, to plunge down

    to slip out, to escape (one's lips)

  • разры́в

    gap, divide, disparity

    break, breaking off, rupture

    tear, rupture

    break, breach

    bursting, burst

  • вы́лезть

    to climb out, to crawl out, to get out, to get off (a vehicle)

    to fall out (of hair)

    to blurt out, to butt in (with a remark)

  • пропада́ть

    to disappear, to vanish, to go missing, to slip away

    to be lost, to be wasted, to go to waste

    to be off somewhere, to stay away, to disappear (for a long time)

  • отправля́ться

    to set out, to depart, to leave, to start off

    to go, to make one's way, to head (for)

    to be sent, to be dispatched

  • свали́ться

    to fall down, to fall off, to tumble, to topple over

    to fall ill, to come down with (an illness), to collapse (from exhaustion)

    to fall to (someone), to land on (someone), to befall

    to turn up out of the blue, to show up unexpectedly, to drop in without warning

    to gather in a pack, to crowd together

  • просыпа́ться

    to wake up, to awake

    to spill (of dry substances), to get scattered

    to sleep it off

  • отъе́зд

    departure, leaving, setting off

  • предста́виться

    to introduce oneself

    to present itself, to arise, to occur

    to seem, to appear

    to pass oneself off (as), to pretend to be

  • рвану́ть

    to jerk, to yank, to tug sharply

    to dash off, to take off, to bolt

    to explode, to blow up, to go off

    to rip, to tear to pieces, to tear apart

  • вы́лететь

    to fly out, to take off, to dash out, to dart out

  • отмеча́ть

    to note, to mention, to point out, to observe

    to celebrate, to observe (a date), to commemorate

    to mark, to mark off, to indicate

    to note down, to record, to register

  • оторва́ться

    to come off, to tear off, to become detached

    to tear oneself away

    to lose touch, to lose contact, to become estranged

    to take off, to leave the ground

    to let loose, to have a blast, to take a break

  • отложи́ть

    to postpone, to put off, to reschedule

    to put aside, to lay aside, to set aside

    to save, to put away, to set aside (money)

  • вытира́ть

    to wipe, to wipe off

    to dry, to wipe dry

  • отста́ть

    to fall behind, to lag behind, to be behind (schedule)

    to leave alone, to stop bothering (someone), to lay off

    to come off, to peel off, to come away

    to be slow, to lose time

  • отпуска́ть

    to let go (of), to release, to set free

    to ease off, to subside

    to let (someone) go, to give (someone) time off

    to grow (a beard), to let grow

  • руга́ть

    to scold, to tell off, to curse out, to rail at

    to criticize harshly, to run down, to pan

  • унести́

    to take away, to carry off, to carry away

  • плю́нуть

    to spit, to expectorate

    to not care (about), to shrug off, to give up on

  • рассчита́ть

    to calculate, to work out, to compute

    to anticipate, to take into account, to reckon with

    to dismiss, to fire, to lay off

  • ступа́ть

    to step, to tread, to step on

    to walk, to stride

    to be off, to go away, to leave

  • поко́нчить

    to finish, to finish off, to be through, to have done

  • ки́нуть

    to throw, to cast, to fling

    to cheat, to rip off, to con

  • пога́снуть

    to turn off, to go out

  • разорва́ть

    to tear apart, to rip up, to tear to pieces

    to break off (relations), to sever (ties), to terminate (a contract)

  • перехвати́ть

    to intercept, to head off, to catch

    to grip anew, to grasp around

    to grab a bite

  • увезти́

    to take away, to carry away, to cart off, to haul away

    to take (someone somewhere), to take along, to drive (someone) away

    to abduct, to kidnap, to carry off, to make off with

  • выходно́й

    off (from work), non-working, free (of a day)

    output, exit, outlet

  • выходно́й

    day off, free day, non-working day

    weekend

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