Take russian
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
идти́
to go (on foot), to walk, to be going
to fall (of rain or snow), to be coming down
to be going on, to be under way, to take place
to suit (someone), to become (someone), to look good on
to be on (TV or radio), to be showing, to be playing
стать
to become, to get, to grow
to begin to, to start to, to take to
to get, to become
to stand, to take one's place, to step (onto)
to stop, to come to a halt, to stall
to cost
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
уйти́
to leave, to depart, to go away
to escape, to get away (from), to evade
to take (time or material), to be used up, to be needed
to retire, to step down, to quit (a job)
случи́ться
to happen, to occur, to take place
to happen (to somebody), to come about (to somebody)
to happen (to do something), to chance (to be somewhere)
слу́шать
to listen to, to listen
to listen closely, to listen out for
to attend, to hear (lectures), to take (a course)
to hear (a case), to try
произойти́
to happen, to occur, to take place, to be going on
to derive, to be descended, to originate
to arise (from), to result (from), to spring (from)
пройти́
to pass by, to walk past, to go past
to pass, to elapse, to go by
to take place, to be held, to go (well or badly)
to go through, to pass through, to seep through, to penetrate
to cover (a topic), to go through (material), to study
to pass, to get through
держа́ть
to hold, to hold on to, to keep hold of
to keep, to store
to support, to hold up, to bear
to run, to keep, to operate
to behave, to conduct oneself
to take (an exam), to sit (an exam)
приня́ть
to accept, to take, to receive
to take (a shower), to make (a decision), to take (measures)
to receive, to welcome, to see (a visitor)
to pass, to adopt, to approve
to take (medicine)
to hire, to take on, to admit (to a school)
to take part, to participate
вести́
to lead, to guide, to take (someone somewhere)
to drive, to steer, to pilot
to conduct, to run, to manage, to hold (talks)
to behave, to conduct oneself, to act
to keep (a diary), to keep (records), to maintain (accounts)
to lead (of a road), to go, to run
происходи́ть
to happen, to occur, to take place, to be going on
to descend (from), to be descended (from), to originate (from)
to arise (from), to result (from), to spring (from), to derive (from)
понра́виться
to like, to enjoy, to take a liking to
отве́тить
to answer, to reply, to respond
to answer for, to take responsibility for
испо́льзовать
to use, to utilize, to employ
to make use of, to take advantage of, to exploit
быва́ть
to be (at a place), to be present, to be usually
to happen, to occur, to take place, to be held
to visit, to frequent, to go (to a place regularly)
to tend to be, to be inclined to be, to be sometimes
сесть
to sit down, to take a seat
to sit up
to land, to touch down
брать
to take, to get, to grab, to pick up
to borrow, to take out, to pick, to choose
to hire, to take on, to employ
to take on, to assume, to undertake
to take up (an idea), to take note of
принима́ть
to accept, to take
to take (medicine), to take (a shower)
to receive, to host
to adopt, to pass, to approve
to admit, to enrol
to hire, to take on
to take (for), to mistake (for)
привести́
to bring (a person), to take (somewhere), to fetch, to bring along
to lead, to guide, to show the way
to lead to, to result in, to cause, to bring about
to cite, to quote, to give (an example), to adduce
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)
станови́ться
to become, to get, to grow
to get
to stand, to take up a position
встать
to stand up, to get up, to rise
to get up, to get out of bed
to take up a position, to place oneself
to arise, to come up
to stop, to come to a standstill
to rise (sun), to come up
пригласи́ть
to invite, to ask (over)
to call, to send for, to summon
to ask (to dance), to invite
to engage, to hire, to take on
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
доста́ть
to get, to obtain, to procure, to get hold of
to take out, to get out, to fetch
to reach, to reach up to
to annoy, to pester, to get on someone's nerves
to suffice, to be enough
пое́сть
to eat, to take some food
заня́ть
to occupy, to take up (space), to take (a seat), to fill (a post)
to borrow
to take (time), to require (time)
to keep busy, to occupy (someone), to entertain
убра́ть
to remove, to take away, to get rid of
to tidy up, to clean up, to straighten up
to put away, to stow away, to clear away
to harvest, to gather in, to bring in (a crop)
to decorate, to adorn
отвезти́
to take (by vehicle), to drive (someone somewhere), to bring (by car)
to take away, to cart off, to haul away
повезти́
to take, to transport, to carry by vehicle
to be lucky, to have good luck
взгляну́ть
to glance, to take a look, to look (at)
to view, to regard, to look at (in a certain way)
сади́ться
to sit down, to take a seat, to be seated
to board, to get on, to get in, to take (a bus etc.)
to go down, to set (of the sun), to sink
to go on (a diet), to start (a diet)
позабо́титься
to take care of, to see to, to look after, to trouble oneself (about)
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
проходи́ть
to pass by, to walk past, to go past
to go through, to pass through, to fit through
to take place, to be held, to proceed, to go (well or badly)
to pass, to elapse, to go by
to cover (a topic), to study, to do (in class)
to undergo, to take (an exam), to go through
де́йствовать
to act, to take action, to proceed
to have an effect, to work, to take effect
to be in force, to be valid, to apply
нести́
to carry, to bear
to bring, to take (along)
to bear, to carry (responsibility)
to drive, to waft, to carry along
сдать
to pass (an exam), to take (an exam), to sit (an exam)
to hand over, to hand in, to give up, to surrender
to rent out, to let, to lease
to rat out, to turn in, to betray
to donate (blood), to give (a sample)
to let up, to weaken, to decline
to deal (cards)
наня́ть
to hire, to employ, to take on
to rent, to hire, to charter, to lease
води́ть
to drive, to operate (a vehicle)
to lead, to guide, to take (somewhere), to show around
to fool, to mislead, to string along
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)
отдохну́ть
to rest, to take a rest, to relax, to have a break
to have a holiday, to spend one's vacation, to holiday
срабо́тать
to work, to take effect, to do the trick
to go off, to be triggered, to kick in
to make, to produce, to fashion
забо́титься
to take care of, to look after, to care for
to worry (about), to be concerned (about), to trouble oneself (about)
воспо́льзоваться
to use, to make use of
to take advantage of, to seize (an opportunity), to exploit
вы́тащить
to drag out, to take out, to pull out
записа́ть
to write down, to jot down, to note down, to take down
to record
to enrol, to sign up, to register, to put down (on a list)
to record over, to overwrite
вариа́нт
option, alternative, possibility
version, draft, edition
variant, variation
idea, take, proposal
рискова́ть
to run risks, to take chances, to risk, to venture
гуля́ть
to take a walk, to stroll, to go for a walk
to party, to have a good time
to go out (with someone), to be dating
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
ошиби́ться
to be mistaken, to be wrong, to err
to make a mistake, to make an error, to slip up
to take the wrong road, to dial the wrong number, to get the wrong door
везти́
to carry, to transport, to take by vehicle
to be lucky, to have good fortune
обраща́ть
to pay attention (to), to take notice (of)
to turn (towards), to direct (at)
to convert (to a faith)
пожале́ть
to regret, to be sorry (about)
to feel sorry for, to pity, to take pity on
to spare, to grudge, to begrudge
случа́ться
to happen, to occur, to take place
to happen to (someone), to come about, to befall
to happen (to do something), to chance (to do something)
меня́ться
to change, to alter
to swap, to exchange (with each other), to take turns
уча́ствовать
to participate, to take part
счита́ться
to be considered, to be regarded as, to be thought to be
to take into account, to reckon with
отнести́
to take (to a place), to carry (to a place), to deliver
to attribute, to ascribe, to assign, to classify (as)
обня́ть
to hug, to embrace
to seize, to engulf
to take in (with a glance)
присе́сть
to sit down, to take a seat (for a moment)
to crouch down, to squat, to do a squat
испуга́ться
to be frightened of, to be startled of, to take fright at, to shy at
захвати́ть
to capture, to seize, to take over
to take along, to grab (and bring)
to catch (red-handed)
to captivate, to engross
отдыха́ть
to rest, to take a rest, to relax
to be on holiday, to be on vacation, to spend one's holidays
подвести́
to lead (up to), to bring (up to), to run (a line up to)
to let down, to disappoint, to fail (someone)
to sum up, to summarize, to take stock (of)
to lead to (a conclusion), to point to (a result)
to classify (under), to group together, to subsume (under)
to back up (with evidence), to support (with arguments)
to lay (a foundation under), to place underneath
to pencil (the eyes), to line (the eyes), to apply eyeliner
набра́ть
to dial (a number), to type (text)
to gain, to put on, to accumulate
to gather, to pick, to collect
to recruit, to hire, to take on
to score
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)
занима́ть
to occupy, to take up
to hold (a post), to occupy (a position), to be in (a place)
to borrow
попра́виться
to recover, to get well, to get better
to gain weight, to put on weight
to correct oneself
to improve, to take a turn for the better
переводи́ть
to translate, to interpret
to transfer, to move, to shift
to remit, to transfer (money)
to take across, to lead across
to convert
to move up into the next form, to promote (to the next year)
to use up, to squander, to waste
to exterminate, to wipe out
удали́ть
to remove, to take away, to get rid of
to delete, to erase
to send away, to send off, to expel, to dismiss
to remove surgically, to extract (a tooth), to excise
приводи́ть
to bring (someone), to take (someone somewhere), to lead, to guide
to lead to, to cause, to result in
to cite, to quote, to give (examples)
вы́нести
to carry out, to take out, to bring out, to remove
to endure, to bear, to stand
to pass (a verdict), to render, to pronounce
to submit, to bring forward, to put (to a vote)
to transfer, to move (elsewhere), to place outside
to get, to gain, to take away (a lesson)
to drive somebody crazy, to do somebody's head in, to wear somebody out
бере́чь
to take care of, to look after, to protect, to guard
to save, to spare, to use sparingly
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)
выноси́ть
to carry out, to take out
to bear, to endure, to stand, to put up with
взя́ться
to take hold of, to grasp, to grab
to set about, to get down to, to start on
to take on, to undertake, to agree to do
to come from, to appear (out of nowhere), to originate
продава́ться
to be for sale, to be sold, to be on sale
to sell (well or badly), to go (of goods)
to sell oneself, to sell out, to take bribes
слу́шаться
to obey, to listen to, to take advice
пригото́виться
to prepare, to be ahead, to be about to take place, to be imminent
учи́тывать
to take into account, to take into consideration, to allow for, to bear in mind
to keep account of, to take stock of, to record (in the books)
повести́
to lead, to guide, to take (someone somewhere)
to behave, to conduct oneself, to act
to begin to conduct, to start running, to begin to manage
to drive, to steer, to pilot
to skid, to swerve, to warp
вы́вести
to take out, to lead out, to bring out, to walk out (with someone)
to remove, to get rid of, to exterminate, to destroy
to withdraw, to pull out, to remove (from a post), to expel
to deduce, to infer, to conclude, to derive
to bring (into a state), to launch (into orbit), to lead (into a position)
to breed, to develop (a new variety), to grow, to raise
to hatch
to depict, to portray, to present (as a character)
довести́
to lead (to), to take (to), to accompany (to)
to bring (to a state), to drive (to a state), to reduce (to)
to finish, to bring to an end, to complete
состоя́ться
to take place, to be held, to come off, to materialize
to establish oneself, to make it, to fulfil oneself
вступи́ть
to join, to enter, to become a member of
to enter into, to join in, to engage in
to come into force, to take effect
to enter, to move into
to enter, to march into, to set foot in
задержа́ться
to linger, to stay (longer), to stay on
to be delayed, to be held up
to dawdle, to take too long
ула́дить
to settle, to arrange, to sort out, to take care of
to resolve, to settle (a dispute), to patch up, to smooth over
заводи́ть
to start (an engine), to get going, to wind up (a clock)
to get, to acquire, to take on
to strike up (a conversation), to start (an argument)
to introduce, to establish, to set up
to lead (far away), to take (somewhere), to lead astray
to turn on, to excite, to get worked up
побра́ть
to take
своди́ть
to take (somebody somewhere), to take out
to bring together, to bring into contact
to reduce (to something), to boil down (to), to bring down (to)
to remove, to get rid of
to lead down, to help down
to lead away, to take off (a place)
to cramp, to contract convulsively
to trace (a drawing), to copy by tracing
to settle scores (with somebody), to square accounts (with somebody)
to drive crazy, to drive mad
достава́ть
to take out, to get out, to pull out
to get, to obtain, to procure
to reach, to touch
to pester, to bug, to get on someone's nerves
to be enough, to suffice
запи́сывать
to write down, to note down, to jot down, to take down
to record
to enter (in a list), to enrol, to sign up (someone)
подержа́ть
to hold for a while, to hold for a moment, to carry for a while
to keep for a while, to leave (for a time), to store for a while
to take (something handed over), to take hold of
сдава́ть
to take (an exam), to sit (an exam), to pass (an exam)
to hand in, to hand over, to check in (luggage), to donate (blood)
to rent out, to let
to surrender, to give up (to the enemy), to turn in (to the police)
to deal (cards), to distribute
to let up, to weaken, to fail (of health)
увести́
to take away, to lead away, to take (somewhere)
to carry off, to walk off with, to lift, to pinch
to steal (someone's partner), to lure away
to withdraw, to pull out
труди́ться
to labour, to work, to toil
to bother, to take the trouble
Examples
Тебе следует учи́тывать его во́зраст.
You must take his age into account.
Принима́йте побольше аскорби́новой кислоты, чтобы не простуди́ться.
Take lots of vitamin C to avoid catching cold.
В сле́дующем году я должен сдава́ть вступи́тельные экза́мены.
I have to take the entrance exams next year.
Вы вдвоём до́лжны отнести́ де́душке корзи́нку я́блок, - сказа́ла ма́ма. - Ты возьмёшься с одной стороны, ты - с друго́й. Вот так и пойдёте.
The two of you need to take the basket of apples over to your grandfather, the mother said. "You will grab it from one side, and you - from the other. And that's how you'll set out."
Вы планируете уча́ствовать в собра́нии?
Are you planning to take part in the meeting?
Церемо́ния состои́тся за́втра.
The ceremony will take place tomorrow.
Гениа́льные труды́ това́рища Сталина позво́лили сове́тской лингви́стике заня́ть лидирующую пози́цию в мирово́й нау́ке.
Brilliant papers by Comrade Stalin allowed Soviet linguistics to take the leading position in the world.
Фу́нкции си́нус и ко́синус принима́ют значе́ния между -1 и 1 включительно.
The functions sine and cosine take values between -1 and 1 (-1 and 1 included).
За како́е вре́мя специа́льный авто́бус добира́ется до аэропо́рта?
How long does the airport bus take to the airport?
Will you take me to the gate?
Do I have to take off my shoes here?
Лишь через пять-десять лет техноло́гия дости́гнет необходи́мого у́ровня.
It will take five to ten years for the technology to be ready.
What do you take me for?!
Я должен унасле́довать де́ло отца́.
I am to take over my father's business.
Я занима́юсь спо́ртом для здоро́вья.
I take exercise for health.
Мы до́лжны воспо́льзоваться ситуа́цией.
We have to take advantage of this situation.
Я не люблю́ брать на себя тяжёлые обяза́тельства.
I don't like to take on the heavy responsibilities.
Я предста́вить себе не могу́, как они мо́гут взять вещь на хране́ние, а потом отпра́вить тебе слу́жащего, имеющего на́глость заяви́ть «Извините, мы э́то потеря́ли», и ду́мать, что на э́том де́ло закончено.
I don't understand how in the world they can take your stuff for safekeeping, but then the post office guy has the nerve to tell you "Sorry, we lost it" and expect that to be the end of it.
Я возьму́ отпеча́ток ваших зубо́в.
I'll take an impression of your teeth.
Ты должен воспо́льзоваться пого́дой и покра́сить забо́р.
You should take advantage of the good weather to paint the fence.
Пассажи́ры мо́гут взять на самолёт некоторое коли́чество багажа́.
Passengers can take a certain amount of baggage on the airplane.
Пока, и не принима́йте э́то бли́зко к се́рдцу.
Good-bye, take it easy.
Большинство́ япо́нцев принима́ет ва́нну ка́ждый день.
Most Japanese take a bath every day.
Врач посове́товал ей взять выходно́й.
The doctor advised that she take a holiday.
Тебе сле́довало бы приня́ть в расчёт его мо́лодость.
You had better take his youth into account.
Вам не следует принима́ть ни ва́нну, ни душ.
You must not take either a shower or a bath.
Моя́ сестра́ раньше занима́лась э́той цвето́чной клу́мбой.
My sister used to take care of the flower bed.
Необходимо взять в привы́чку собира́ть всю информа́цию, кото́рая кажется тебе необходи́мой.
So it is essential that you take the attitude of looking up yourself the information you feel necessary.
На сле́дующем уро́ке у меня тест по неме́цкому.
Next period I take an exam in German.
Англоса́ксы не только заберу́т твою́ зе́млю. Они возьму́т тебя как раба́, потом, когда ты умрёшь, они будут храни́ть твои́ кости в музе́е и опи́сывать тебя как дикаря́ в свои́х кни́гах по исто́рии. Они также сде́лают не́сколько фи́льмов, чтобы показа́ть, как уродливы вы бы́ли, и как сла́вны бы́ли их геро́и.
The Anglo-Saxons will not just take your land. They will also take you as a slave, then, when you die, they're going to store your bones in a museum and describe you as a savage in their history books. They are also going to make a couple of movies to show how ugly you were and how brave their heroes were.
Том предпочита́ет принима́ть душ утром, а Мэри больше нра́вится принима́ть ва́нну непосредственно пе́ред сном.
Tom prefers to take a shower in the morning while Mary prefers to take a bath just before going to bed.
Но, чтобы нам не соблазни́ть их, пойди́ на мо́ре, брось уду́, и пе́рвую ры́бу, кото́рая попадется, возьми́, и, открыв у ней рот, найдешь статир; возьми́ его и отда́й им за Меня и за себя.
But so that we may not cause offense, go to the lake and throw out your line. Take the first fish you catch; open its mouth and you will find a four-drachma coin. Take it and give it to them for my tax and yours.
«Через сколько мы мо́жем приземли́ться?» — «Не могу́ сказа́ть». — «Мне мо́жешь. Я же до́ктор». — «Нет, я просто хоте́л сказа́ть, что не уве́рен!» — «А прики́нуть мо́жешь?» — «В сле́дующие два часа вряд ли». — «Ты не мо́жешь прики́нуть в сле́дующие два часа?»
How soon can you land? "I can't tell." "You can tell me. I'm a doctor." "No, I mean I'm just not sure!" "Can't you take a guess?" "Well, not for another two hours." "You can't take a guess for another two hours?"
«Почему ты пыта́лся от меня сбежа́ть? Я привёл тебя в э́тот мир и могу́ так же легко тебя из него извле́чь». — «Ты не мо́жешь ука́зывать мне, что де́лать. Я, чтоб тебя, сам себе господи́н и игра́ю по со́бственным правилам. Я нико́му не дам собой руководи́ть, даже приложенной книге-руководству».
Why did you try to escape from me? I brought you into this world and I could just as easily take you out of it. "You can't tell me what to do. I am my own freaking boss, I play by my own freaking rules. I take instructions from nobody, not even the enclosed instruction book."
«Бери́те столько земли, сколько хоти́те», — сказа́л вождь абориге́нов. — «О нет!» — сказа́л англи́йский генера́л, — мы оста́вим себе только о́стров». — «И како́й о́стров?» — спроси́л вождь. — «Только о́стров под назва́нием "Австра́лия"» — отве́тил англи́йский генера́л.
Take all the land you want, said the Aborigine chief. "Oh no," said the English general, "we will take just an island." "And which island?" asked the Aborigene chief. "Just the island of Australia," replied the English general.
