While russian
когда́
when
when, while, as
тогда́
then, in that case
at that time, back then, then
whereas, while
пока́
while, as long as
for now, so far, for the time being, in the meantime
until
bye, see you
поду́мать
to think, to have a thought, to think for a while
to consider, to think over, to ponder, to reflect
поговори́ть
to have a talk, to chat, to talk (for a while)
подожда́ть
to wait for a while
проговори́ть
to say, to utter, to pronounce
to spend some time talking, to talk (for a while)
to talk through, to go over, to discuss (point by point)
погляде́ть
to have a look, to look for a while, to glance
убива́ть
to kill, to murder, to assassinate, to slay
to kill (time), to while away (time)
покача́ть
to shake (one's head), to give a shake
to rock (for a while), to swing (for a while), to dandle
to pump (for a while)
to download
посиде́ть
to sit (for a while)
поде́лать
to do (about it), to help (the situation)
to do a bit of, to do for a while
покида́ть
to leave, to abandon, to forsake
to throw (a number of things), to toss for a while
попали́ть
to burn (for a while), to scorch, to singe
to fire (for a while), to shoot for a while, to blaze away for a bit
промолча́ть
to remain silent, to say nothing, to keep quiet (instead of answering)
to remain quiet for a while
заодно́
at the same time, while you're at it, in passing
in league (with), of one mind (with), on the same side
почита́ть
to read (for a while), to do some reading
to honour, to revere, to respect, to hold sacred
to consider, to deem, to think (something to be)
постоя́ть
to stand for a while, to stand a bit
to last for a while, to hold, to stay
to stand up for, to defend, to speak up for
потерпе́ть
to have patience, to be patient (for a while), to hold on
to suffer, to sustain, to endure
to tolerate, to put up with, to stand, to bear
пожи́ть
to live, to stay, to have seen life, to live for a while
ненадо́лго
for a short while, not for long
посмея́ться
to laugh (for a while), to have a laugh
to make fun of, to mock, to laugh at
пригова́ривать
to sentence, to condemn
to mutter (while doing something), to keep saying
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
побы́ть
to stay (for a while), to spend some time, to stay a bit
to be (for a while), to remain (for a while)
пробега́ть
to run past, to run by, to pass at a run
to run through, to run along, to run across
to cover (a distance), to run (a distance)
to skim, to scan, to glance over
to run about (for a while), to be on one's feet (running around)
to miss (through running around)
порасти́
to become overgrown, to be overgrown (with), to grow over
to grow for a while, to grow a bit
поверте́ть
to twirl (for a while), to turn, to spin, to rotate
отста́ивать
to defend, to stand up for, to assert, to uphold
to stand through, to stand for a whole while
наяву́
in real life, while awake, not in a dream
поболта́ть
to have a chat, to chat (for a while), to chat a bit
мимохо́дом
on the way, while passing by, in passing
in passing, casually, by the way
вы́ждать
to wait a little while, to bide one's time, to wait (for), to wait till something is over
поду́ть
to start blowing, to begin to blow
to blow for a while, to blow for a time
обожда́ть
to wait (for a while)
поколеба́ться
to hesitate (for a while), to waver, to have second thoughts
to sway (for a while), to swing, to flicker
поскака́ть
to gallop off, to gallop away, to ride off at a gallop
to hop (for a while), to jump about, to skip along
покива́ть
to nod several times or for a while
попере́ть
to drive out, to kick out, to sack
to go (forcefully), to surge forward, to push on
to start lugging, to haul (for a while)
потруди́ться
to work (for a while), to labour, to put in some work
to take the trouble, to bother, to make an effort
потопта́ться
to shuffle one's feet a bit, to tread for a while, to stand around
to hesitate, to dither, to waver
выжида́ть
to wait a little while, to bide one's time, to wait (for), to wait till something is over
поноси́ть
to revile, to abuse (verbally), to defame, to denounce
to carry (for a while), to wear (for a while)
погоня́ть
to drive on, to urge on, to hurry on
to race around (for a while), to speed around, to drive around fast
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
прогуде́ть
to hoot, to honk, to sound (of a horn), to blare
to hum (for a while), to buzz (for a while), to drone (for a while)
за́живо
alive, while still alive
погости́ть
to stay as a guest, to visit for a while, to stay with (someone)
пока́мест
Meanwhile, While
прозева́ть
to miss, to let slip, to overlook
to yawn (for a while), to spend time yawning
погрести́
to bury, to inter, to lay to rest
to bury (under something), to cover over
to row (for a while)
пове́ять
to begin to blow, to blow gently, to spring up (of a breeze)
to blow for a while, to blow for a bit
to waft (of a smell or mood), to there be a breath of
подви́гаться
to move about (for a while)
проучи́ть
to teach a lesson, to give someone what for, to take down a peg
to study for a while, to spend some time studying, to teach for a period of time
просвети́ть
to enlighten, to educate, to instruct
to X-ray, to examine by fluoroscopy, to shine through
to shine for a while
помя́ться
to get crumpled, to get wrinkled, to become creased
to hesitate (for a while), to hem and haw, to shuffle awkwardly
спья́ну
in a state of drunkenness, drunkenly, while drunk, in a drunken state
пошага́ть
to walk a bit, to take a short walk, to stroll for a while
корота́ть
to while away, to pass
прогляде́ть
to overlook, to miss, to fail to notice
to look through, to skim, to glance through
to gaze for a while, to spend some time looking
припека́ть
to be hot, to scorch, to beat down (of the sun), to burn
to bake in addition, to bake some more
to bake on, to stick while baking
to sear, to roast
прошелесте́ть
to rustle, to rustle for a while
to whisper, to murmur
проруби́ть
to cut a hole in, to hack through, to chop through
to cut a path through, to clear a way through
to chop for a while, to spend some time chopping
продержа́ть
to hold (for a while), to keep holding
to keep (for a while), to store (for a while)
to keep (somebody somewhere), to detain (for a while)
проболта́ться
to let slip, to blab, to spill the beans, to give away (a secret)
to idle (for a while), to loaf about, to hang around, to wander about
попили́ть
to saw (for a while), to do some sawing
to file (for a while), to rub down, to wear away
просчита́ть
to calculate, to compute, to work out
to count over, to recount, to count through
to count up to (a number)
to spend (a time) counting, to count for (a while)
покрича́ть
to shout for a while, to yell for a bit, to cry for a while
to call out (to sb), to give a shout
to shout at (sb), to scold, to tell off
поплева́ть
to spit several times or for a while (colloquial)
потесни́ть
to push back, to drive back, to force back, to oust
to crowd, to squeeze together, to make (sb) move up
to constrict (for a while), to tighten
отлежа́ться
to recover by staying in bed, to rest up lying down, to get better lying down
to lie for a while, to stay lying for some time
to ripen after storage, to mellow
любя́
lovingly, affectionately, with love
loving, while loving
попыта́ть
to try one's luck, to have a go, to take a chance
to torture (for a while), to torment
отлови́ть
to catch, to trap, to round up, to capture
to catch for a while, to fish for a while
to finish catching, to finish fishing, to finish hunting
пососа́ть
to suck (for a while), to have a suck at
to suck off, to give a blowjob
прошага́ть
to march (a distance), to stride, to walk (a distance)
to walk for a while, to march for some time
поваля́ться
to roll about (for a while), to wallow
to lounge about (for a while), to stay in bed a bit, to laze around
поката́ть
to take for a drive, to take for a ride, to drive around
to roll (for a while), to wheel (for a while)
скорота́ть
to while away, to pass
попляса́ть
to dance a while, to have a dance, to dance a bit
to be in for it, to be sorry, to have a hard time of it
пое́здить
to go around for a while
отлёживаться
to lie down for a while, to rest lying down, to recuperate, to convalesce
to ripen in storage, to mellow (after lying)
повздыха́ть
to sigh (for a while), to heave a few sighs
досма́тривать
to finish watching, to watch to the end, to see through (a film)
to inspect, to search, to check (at customs)
to look after, to keep an eye on, to watch over
to notice (while keeping watch), to catch, to spot
прогуля́ть
to skip, to play truant, to miss (deliberately)
to walk (for a while), to stroll about, to spend time strolling
to squander (on carousing), to blow, to fritter away
попе́ть
to sing for a while, to sing a bit
потолка́ться
to jostle a bit, to push around for a while, to mill about
потка́ть
to weave (a certain amount), to weave (for a while)
здра́вица
toast (salutation while drinking alcohol)
потопта́ть
to trample down, to trample, to crush underfoot
to stamp (for a while), to tramp about a bit
to tread (of a cock), to mount
полома́ться
to break, to break down, to get broken
to play hard to get for a while, to make a fuss before agreeing
позагора́ть
to sunbathe (for a while), to get a tan (for a while)
обноси́ть
to enclose, to serve round, to pass over at table, to miss out while serving
подежу́рить
to be on duty for a while, to do a short shift, to stand guard for a bit
повисе́ть
to hang for a while, to hang for a time, to dangle for a while
зарисова́ться
to become absorbed in drawing, to get carried away drawing, to lose track of time while drawing
to start showing off, to put on airs, to start posing
to become faintly visible, to take shape, to stand out in outline
натреща́ть
to chatter a lot, to jabber away, to talk someone's ear off
to crackle (for a while), to crack (for a while)
нату́житься
to grieve (for a while)
пережа́рить
to overcook, to overfry, to overroast, to burn (while frying)
to fry all of, to roast the whole lot of
подобру-поздоро́ву
in good time, with a whole skin, while you are still on one piece
Examples
На душе стано́вится тепло́, когда ты слы́шишь в пе́сне на (каза́лось бы!) чужо́м языке́: слова́цком, македо́нском, слове́нском, — знако́мые с де́тства слова и даже понима́ешь це́лые фра́зы.
While listening to songs in a what is supposed to be a foreign language such as Slovak, Macedonian, Slovenian, it warms your heart to hear words that you have known since childhood and that you can even understand whole phrases.
И хотя ее больше нет с нами, я зна́ю, что моя́ ба́бушка наблюда́ет за мной, также как и моя́ семья́, кото́рая сде́лала меня тем, кто я есть. Мне не хвата́ет их в э́тот ве́чер. Я зна́ю, что мой долг пе́ред ними невозможно оплати́ть. Мое́й сестре́ Ма́йе, мое́й сестре́ Альме, всем остальны́м мои́м бра́тьям и сестрам, огро́мное вам спасибо за ту подде́ржку, кото́рую вы мне оказа́ли.
And while she's no longer with us, I know my grandmother's watching, along with the family that made me who I am. I miss them tonight. I know that my debt to them is beyond measure. To my sister Maya, my sister Alma, all my other brothers and sisters, thank you so much for all the support that you've given me. I'm grateful to them.
Некоторые жи́тели после́довали при́нципу «поживём — уви́дим», пока други́е пригото́вились к си́льному наводне́нию.
Some residents took a wait-and-see attitude while others prepared for heavy flooding.
Ты присмо́тришь за нашими живо́тными, пока мы в отъе́зде?
Will you look after our pets while we're away?
В моё отсу́тствие он будет мои́м замести́телем.
He will be my deputy while I am away.
Пока я ждал авто́бус, я стал свиде́телем дорожно-транспортного происше́ствия.
While I was waiting for the bus, I saw a traffic accident.
He kept silent for a while.
Хотя америка́нские методы часто эффекти́вны, япо́нская образова́тельная систе́ма произво́дит са́мых гра́мотных люде́й в ми́ре и очевидно мо́жет чему-нибудь научи́ть америка́нцев.
While American methods are often successful, the Japanese educational system that produces the most literate people in the world surely has some lessons to teach the U.S.
Наслажда́йся жи́знью, пока мо́жешь.
Enjoy life while you may.
Пожалуйста, подожди́те здесь немного.
Please wait here for a while.
О, д-да... Извини́, брата́н. - "Эй, ты мо́жешь быть мои́м ро́дственником, но здесь я твой команди́р и врач. Приде́рживайся э́того, пока ты нахо́дишься в больни́це!"
Ah, y-yes ... Sorry, Coz. "Hey! You might be my relative but here I'm your senior and a doctor. Keep things straight while you're in the hospital!"
Занима́йтесь строи́тельством своего́ тела, пока мо́лоды.
Build up your body while young.
Апельси́ны означа́ют счастли́вую любо́вь, тогда как лимо́ны — безотве́тную.
Oranges signify a happy love, while lemons - an unrequited one.
Пока Евгений за́нят перево́дом предложе́ний с ру́сского на англи́йский, я по-быстрому подобавляю белору́сских перево́дов и обгоню́ уйгу́рский.
While Eugene is busy translating sentences from Russian to English, I'll quickly add some Belorussian translations and jump ahead of Uyghur.
Переходи́ть у́лицу на кра́сный сигна́л светофо́ра запрещено.
It is against the rule to cross the street while the red light is on.
Не разгова́ривай с по́лным ртом.
Don't talk while you have food in your mouth.
Она продолжа́ла говори́ть во вре́мя еды́.
She kept on talking while eating.
Не перебива́й, когда я говорю́.
Don't interrupt me while I'm talking.
Я часто занима́юсь под му́зыку.
I often study while listening to music.
I fell asleep while watching TV.
Не вме́шивайся, пожалуйста, когда я с ним разгова́риваю.
Please don't cut in while I'm talking with him.
Одно из ва́жных разли́чий между япо́нцами и америка́нцами — э́то то, что япо́нцы скло́нны выбира́ть надежный путь в жи́зни, в то вре́мя как америка́нцы предпочита́ют испы́тывать жизнь и броса́ть ей вы́зов.
One of the important differences between Japanese and Americans is that Japanese tend to choose a safe course in life, while Americans choose to explore and challenge life.
Пока меня нет, продолжа́йте рабо́тать.
Carry on working while I am away.
Могу́ ли я испо́льзовать нетбук, стоя в переполненном по́езде?
Can I use a netbook while standing in a crowded train?
Быть мо́жет, плодо́м стал бы я безгла́сным, К нога́м твои́м упа́л бы на заре́, Когда тепло́м луче́й твой стан обласкан И прядь волос твои́х златая на траве́.
Or would I were a little burnish'd apple For you to pluck me, gliding by so cold, While sun and shade your robe of lawn will dapple, Your robe of lawn, and your hair's spun gold.
Позволь, Госпо́дь, смиренно вста́ну я средь роз // Чтоб наслажда́ться взо́ром ми́лых глаз, // И жа́жду безотве́тных сла́дких грёз // Я утолю́ после́дний в жи́зни раз.
Yea, would to God, I were among the roses, That lean to kiss you as you float between While on the lowest branch a bud uncloses A bud uncloses, to touch you, my queen.
Поли́ция повела́сь на отвлекающий мане́вр, пока настоя́щие престу́пники убега́ли.
The police followed a red herring while they let the true criminal escape.
Пока я размышля́л, стоит ли принима́ть таки́е стра́нные извинения, Кубатай полиста́л кни́жку и громко, выразительно прочита́л: "Пока я размышля́л, стоит ли принима́ть таки́е стра́нные извинения, Кубатай полиста́л кни́жку и громко, выразительно прочита́л: "Пока я размышля́л..." Бы́стрым движе́нием Холмс вы́хватил у Кубатая то́мик.
While I was thinking over whether I should accept such strange apologies, Coutabay leafed through the book and read loudly and expressively: "While I was thinking over whether I should accept such strange apologies, Coutabay leafed through the book and read loudly and expressively: 'While I was thinking...' Holmes quickly snatched the volume from Coutabay's hands.
При подгото́вке к встре́че с прокуро́ром Блаттер реши́л между де́лом вы́играть выборы президе́нта ФИФА, чтобы име́ть не́сколько фальшивых тузо́в во вре́мя да́чи показа́ний.
While preparing for the meeting with the prosecutor, Blatter decided, among other things, to win the FIFA presidential election so that he would have a few fake trump cards while giving testimony.



















