a lot of russian
мно́го
much, a lot of, plenty of
many, a lot of, plenty of
a lot, much
too much
наде́лать
to do (a lot of foolish things), to make (many mistakes), to cause (trouble)
to make (a quantity of), to produce a lot of
пизде́ц
shit, fuck, damn, bloody hell
a hell of a lot, shitload, fuckload
fucking disaster, clusterfuck, done for, fucked
наговори́ть
to say a lot of, to talk a lot of, to pour out (words)
to slander, to speak ill of, to tell tales about
настро́ить
to tune, to adjust, to configure, to set up
to tune
to dispose, to turn (against someone), to win over, to influence
to build a lot of, to put up (many buildings)
переде́лать
to redo, to do over, to remake, to alter
to get done (a lot or all of), to finish off (many things)
зависа́ть
to freeze, to hang, to crash
to hang out, to hang around, to spend a lot of time
to hover, to hang in the air
to be into (something), to be crazy about (something)
to be left unresolved, to hang in the balance, to be up in the air
наби́ть
to stuff (full), to fill, to pad, to upholster
to beat up, to thrash, to give a hiding
to break (a lot of), to smash (a number of)
to nail on, to hammer on, to fit (onto)
зави́снуть
to freeze, to hang, to crash
to hover, to hang (in the air)
to hang out, to spend a lot of time (somewhere), to linger
to be left up in the air, to remain unresolved, to stall
to be hooked (on something), to be really into (something)
наста́вить
to aim, to point (a weapon), to train (a gun) on
to set up (a lot of), to place (many things), to clutter up with
to instruct, to admonish, to teach (how to behave)
вы́ложиться
to give one's all, to put in a lot of effort, to exert oneself completely
настра́ивать
to tune, to adjust, to set
to configure, to customize, to set up
to tune (an instrument)
to turn (someone against), to influence, to predispose
to build a lot of, to build up (an area)
выкла́дываться
to give one's all, to exert oneself fully, to go all out, to put in a lot of effort
то́-то
there you go, that's more like it, see?
that's just it, that's the point
how, what a lot of
наслу́шаться
to hear (a lot) of
нава́лом
in bulk, a lot of
насади́ть
to stick on, to put on, to impale, to fix on
to plant, to plant a lot of
to introduce, to impose, to spread
наплести́
to make by weaving, to talk a lot of nonsense, to slander
нагова́ривать
to slander, to badmouth, to tell tales on (somebody), to tell on
to talk a lot, to say a lot of, to chatter
наприду́мывать
to make up (a lot of things), to invent, to come up with, to devise
высыха́ть
to dry out, to dry, to become dry, to dry up
to waste away, to lose a lot of weight, to grow emaciated
начита́ться
to have read a lot, to be tired of reading, to have read
нахвата́ться
to pick up, to pick up bits of, to acquire superficially
to grab a lot of, to snap up, to stock up on
насобира́ть
to collect a lot of
навари́ть
to cook (a lot of), to boil up (a quantity of), to make (in quantity)
to weld on, to forge on
to make a profit, to clear (a sum), to make money (on a deal)
накида́ть
to throw (a lot of things), to toss, to chuck in, to pile up by throwing
to pelt (with), to throw (dirt) at, to sling (mud)
наню́хаться
to sniff one's fill (of), to inhale a lot of, to get a noseful of
to get high (by sniffing), to be intoxicated (from sniffing), to snort enough of
навида́ться
to see plenty of, to a lot of
нахлеба́ться
to suffer a great deal, to go through a lot, to have one's fill of (troubles)
to drink one's fill, to swallow a lot (of liquid)
переме́рить
to measure again, to re-measure, to check the measurement of
to try on (one after another), to try on all
to measure a lot of things, to measure everything (in turn)
осу́нуться
to lose a lot of weight (in the face usually)
начуди́ть
to get up to all kinds of nonsense, to do a lot of silly things, to play foolish pranks
to behave in an odd way, to do strange things, to act eccentrically
нажа́рить
to fry a lot of, to fry up (a quantity of something)
нашуме́ть
to make a lot of noise, to cause a sensation
пыли́ща
a lot of dust, heaps of dust, great deal of dust
нарабо́таться
to have worked enough, to have done a lot of work, to have tired oneself out working
нащёлкать
to crack (a quantity of), to crack open
to snap (a lot of photos), to take (photos)
to flick (repeatedly), to fillip
надари́ть
to present, to give a lot of presents
перестира́ть
to wash again, to re-wash
to wash all of, to wash a lot of
наверте́ть
to wind on, to wrap around, to coil around
to drill (a lot of holes), to bore
переучи́ть
to retrain, to teach again, to re-educate
to relearn, to learn differently
to learn again, to learn over again
to overteach, to cram with knowledge
to overstudy, to study too hard
to learn a lot of, to cram a great many
to train many people
пересуши́ть
to over-dry, to dry out too much, to dry excessively
to dry all of, to dry a whole lot of
повида́вший
experienced, well-traveled, having seen a lot of life
наподдава́ть
to hit repeatedly, to give a beating, to punch
to serve in large quantities, to dish up a lot of, to pour out plenty of
to add more steam (in a sauna), to throw water on the hot stones repeatedly
разъе́здиться
to start traveling frequently, to travel extensively, to get into the habit of traveling a lot
нате́шиться
to enjoy oneself a lot, to have lots of fun
набезобра́зничать
to do a lot of disgraceful things, to behave disgracefully
нава́ривать
to weld on, to forge on
to cook a large quantity of, to boil up (a lot of), to brew (kvass or beer)
to make a profit, to make money (on a deal), to rake in
перести́рывать
to wash again, to re-wash
to wash (a whole lot of), to do all the washing
нахлеба́вшийся
having had one's fill of, having suffered greatly from, having experienced a lot of (unpleasant things)
перегла́живать
to iron again, to re-iron
to iron everything, to iron a lot of
поиздержа́вшийся
hard up, out of pocket, having spent a lot of money
перека́лывать
to pin somewhere else, to re-pin, to fasten anew
to split (a whole lot of), to chop up, to cut into pieces
to stab (many or all), to slaughter with a knife
нала́мывать
to break off (many pieces), to break a lot of
навороти́вший
having piled up, having made a mess, having caused a lot of trouble
having over-engineered, having created something overly complex, having kitted out (with excessive features)
расшуме́вшийся
noisy, boisterous, having become noisy, having made a lot of noise
нава́ливающий
piling up, accumulating, heaping, loading (a lot of)
наса́харивать
to sugar, to put a lot of sugar
награба́стать
to grab a lot of, to amass, to hoard, to accumulate (often illicitly/greedily)
наму́чившийся
having suffered much, worn out by suffering, having gone through a lot of hardship
напла́вавший
having swum a lot, having covered a lot of distance by swimming
настира́вший
having washed (a lot), having done a lot of washing
тарарахавший
loudly banging, clattering, making a lot of noise
перекида́вший
who threw over, who threw across, who threw (all of it), who threw (a lot of it)
начи́тываться
to read a lot, to become well-read, to get one's fill of reading
наката́вший
having driven a lot, having covered a lot of distance, having rolled a lot
having written a lot, having dashed off, having churned out
наса́ливать
to salt, to salt down, to put a lot of salt in
to spite, to do a bad turn, to play a dirty trick
to grease, to smear with fat, to rub with tallow
накида́вший
having thrown (a lot of), having strewn, having scattered
having sketched, having drafted, having jotted down
отъе́здивший
who has finished driving, retired from driving, who has ended his riding career
worn out from driving, used up from driving, having seen a lot of miles
перелопа́чивавший
shoveling, turning over with a shovel, sifting (soil)
sifting through, poring over, going through (a lot of material), reviewing
нагороди́вший
having piled up, having built (a lot of), having amassed
having talked nonsense, having muddled up, having said a lot of unnecessary things
накопти́вший
having produced a lot of soot, having given off a lot of smoke
sooted, smoke-stained, blackened with soot
разы́грывать
to act out, to play (a role), to feign
to prank, to play a trick on, to mess with (someone)
to raffle off, to draw (a lottery), to give away by lot
to play for (a trophy), to contest (a title)
натреща́ть
to chatter a lot, to jabber away, to talk someone's ear off
to crackle (for a while), to crack (for a while)
Examples
Испытав много тру́дностей, она таки научи́лась води́ть маши́ну.
After a lot of problems she managed to learn to drive a car.
Дефици́т воды создаёт мно́жество неудо́бств.
A water shortage causes a lot of inconvenience.
«Сего́дня похорони́ли моло́чника. Бы́ло много наро́ду, потому что все в дере́вне его зна́ли». — «О, так в Линсхотене есть моло́чник?» — «Ну, нет, теперь уже нет!»
Today, the milkman was buried. There were a lot of people, cause everybody in the village knew him. "Oh, is there a milkman in Linschoten?" "Well, no, not anymore!"
Образова́ние не заключа́ется в заучивании фа́ктов.
Education doesn't consist of learning a lot of facts.
Много люде́й покупа́ют лотере́йные биле́ты, мечтая в одноча́сье разбогате́ть.
A lot of people buy lotteries dreaming of wealth at one stroke.
Бы́ло много жа́лоб на дете́й, катающихся на скейтбордах напротив шко́лы.
There have been a lot of complaints about kids skateboarding in front of the school.
Он прояви́л большо́й энтузиа́зм в разрабо́тке но́вых продуктов.
He showed a lot of enthusiasm for the development of new products.
Е́здить верхом на ло́шади доставля́ет большо́е удово́льствие.
Riding a horse is a lot of fun.
Вы до́лжны облада́ть большо́й выно́сливостью, чтобы пробежа́ть марафо́н, но еще бо́льшей для подгото́вки к го́нке.
You need to have a lot of stamina to run a marathon, but even more for the training before the race.
Встре́ча с То́мом доста́вила мне большо́е удово́льствие.
I got a lot of pleasure out of seeing Tom.
Один торго́вый представи́тель обдурил дове́рчивую стару́шку и ушёл с большим коли́чеством её де́нег.
A certain door-to-door salesman made a fool of a trusting old lady and went off with a lot of her money.
В после́днее вре́мя бы́ло много разгово́ров об архитекту́ре но́вой шко́лы.
There was a lot of talk lately about the architecture of the new school.
Продавщи́ца показа́ла мне много га́лстуков, но мне не понра́вился ни один из них.
The shopwoman showed me a lot of neckties, but I didn't like any of them.
Я давно по́нял одно: злость затмева́ет ра́зум. Мно́гие из тех, кого я лично зна́ю, на мои́х глаза́х станови́лись в зло́бе безрассу́дными зверями, и э́ти твои́ ре́чи — не исключе́ние. Стара́йся оста́ться споко́йным.
One thing I learned a long time ago was that anger clouds the mind. I've seen a lot of people I know personally transform into irrational beasts when angry, and this rant of yours is no exception. Try to keep calm.
Насколько важна́ для вас семья́? Конечно, не так-то ясно, что именно э́то значит. Ведь "семья́" мо́жет означа́ть ра́зные ве́щи. К приме́ру, мно́гие называ́ют "семьёй" тех, кто им ва́жен. Э́то, разумеется, лиша́ет вопро́с смы́сла.
How important is family to you? It is of course not all that clear what that means. Mainly because 'family' can mean a lot of things. For instance, many people call those who are important to them 'family'. That renders the question redundant, obviously.
Создава́ть хоро́шие предложения-примеры так легко, что даже если мы случа́йно удали́м не́сколько хоро́ших предложе́ний в проце́ссе избавле́ния от ку́чи плохи́х, ду́маю, мы могли́ бы заме́тно улу́чшить ка́чество э́того ко́рпуса, удаляя в больших коли́чествах.
It's so easy to write good example sentences, that even if we accidentally delete a few good sentences in the process of getting rid of a whole lot of bad ones, I think we could drastically improve the quality of this corpus by doing a lot of deleting.
Одна из характерных осо́бенностей ложбана - мно́жество слов, выражающих чу́вства и отноше́ние говоря́щего.
One of the Lojban features are a lot of words that express feelings and the attitude.
На те́ннисных фо́румах тех, кто слепо боле́ет за своего́ люби́мца, смотря притом свысока на его или её сопе́рников, обычно уничижи́тельно называ́ют "глорами". Разумеется, вовсе не ре́дкость, когда э́ти же лю́ди клеймя́т э́тим словом боле́льщиков игроко́в, кото́рые им не нра́вятся.
On tennis forums, those who blindly support their favourite player while looking down on his or her opponents are commonly given the derogatory nickname "tards". Of course, a lot of times these same people use the word to refer to anyone supporting the players they don't like.
Тому предстои́т много тру́дной рабо́ты.
Tom has a lot of hard work ahead of him.
Много велосипе́дов незаконно припарковано пе́ред ста́нцией.
A lot of bicycles are illegally parked in front of the station.
Тебе предстои́т много рабо́ты.
You've got a lot of work ahead of you.
You've got a lot of work ahead of you.
Мно́гие хоте́ли бы сде́латься знамени́тыми. Между тем мно́гие знамени́тости хотя́т быть не столь изве́стными.
A lot of people would like to become famous. However, a lot of famous people wish they weren't so famous.
У Тома много фотогра́фий Мэри.
Tom has a lot of pictures of Mary.
Легче много потра́тить, чем немного зарабо́тать.
It's easier to spend a lot of money than to earn a little.
В России к иностра́нцам отно́сятся с забо́той. Если у вас с собой много де́нег, и вам тяжело́ их нести́, вас с ра́достью освободя́т от них.
In Russia, people are very concerned about the welfare of foreigners. If you are carrying a lot of money and find it difficult to carry, they will gladly relieve you of it.
Из-за бескормицы скот сильно похудел.
The livestock lost a lot of weight because of the fodder shortage.
Журналист, выведывающий подробности сделки, задавал много вопросов.
The journalist prying into the details of the deal asked a lot of questions.



















