accumulate russian

• набра́ть

  to gain, accumulate

  to dial, type

  to recruit, hire

• набира́ть

  to gain, accumulate

  to dial, type

  to recruit, hire

• накопи́ть

  accumulate, save up

• оседа́ть

  settle, sink, subside, accumulate

• осе́сть

  settle, sink, subside, accumulate

• накопи́ться

  accumulate, pile up

• копи́ть

  save up accumulate

• скопи́ться

  accumulate, pile up, gather, crowd

• набе́гать

  run over, cover, come running, accumulate, ruck up

• набега́ть

  run over, cover, come running, accumulate, ruck up

• нака́пливаться

  accumulate/pile up

• скопи́ть

  save up, accumulate

• обраста́ть

  acquire, accumulate

• нака́пливать

  accumulate/pile up

• ска́пливаться

  accumulate, pile up, gather, crowd

• копи́ться

  accumulate/pile up

• нака́пать

  to drip

  inform on someone

  accumulate (money usually)

• совокупля́ться

  (outdated) to accumulate and unite

  Have sexual intercourse

• аккумули́ровать

  accumulate

• накопля́ть

  accumulate, save up

• накопля́ться

  accumulate/pile up

• нале́зть

  accumulate

• насла́иваться

  accumulate

• натека́ть

  to accumulate (by dripping), to seep

• награба́стать

  to grab a lot of, to amass, to hoard, to accumulate (often illicitly/greedily)

• нака́пывать

  to drip (onto), to accumulate by dripping

  to accumulate, to gather (information), to dig up (information)

• намыва́ть

  to lather, to wash thoroughly

  to wash ashore, to bring ashore

  to wash (for gold), to form by washing, to accumulate by washing

• намыва́ться

  to lather up, to get soapy, to wash oneself thoroughly

  to be deposited, to be washed ashore, to accumulate (by washing)

• совокупи́ться

  (outdated) accumulate and unite

  Have sexual intercourse

• тезаври́ровать

  to hoard, to accumulate, to treasure, to thesaurize

• тезаври́роваться

  to hoard, to treasure, to accumulate wealth

• нате́чь

  accumulate

• намёрзнуть

  to freeze, to accumulate (by freezing), to build up (ice, frost)

• нарасти́

  to grow (on), to accumulate, to build up

• поднакопи́ть

  to save up a little, to accumulate a bit

• зава́л

  а large amount of something that has accumulated over a period of time

  state of being very busy overloaded with work

  a blockage consisting of something fallen or fallen (usually trees or stones)

• аккумули́ровавший

  accumulated, stored, having accumulated

• аккумули́рованный

  accumulated, stored

• аккумули́руемый

  accumulable, storable, accumulated

• копи́вшийся

  accumulated, accumulating, gathered

• копи́мый

  accumulable, savable, being accumulated, being saved

• копящийся

  accumulating, gathering, being accumulated

• на́бранный

  collected, gathered, accumulated

  typed, dialed, composed

  gained, acquired

  recruited, enlisted, hired

• на́гнанный

  induced, brought on

  accumulated, built up

• набежа́вший

  accrued, accumulated, incurred

  gathered, flocked, amassed

  rolled in, swept in, approaching, incoming

• набира́вшийся

  having gained, having accumulated, having gathered, who was gaining

• набра́вший

  having gathered, having collected, having accumulated

  having gained, having scored, having attained

• навали́вшийся

  piled up, accumulated, overwhelming (of problems, work)

  fallen, descended (upon), that has come down

• нагна́вший

  having caught up, having overtaken

  having made up (a deficit), having caught up, having accumulated

• нагоня́емый

  being accumulated, being generated, being instilled

• нагора́вший

  accumulated (as a residue), built-up (as a deposit from burning)

  burned up, consumed (by burning)

• нагуливаемый

  being gained, being put on, accumulated

• наигра́вший

  having played, having gained (by playing), having accumulated (by playing)

• нака́пливавший

  accumulating, having accumulated, that accumulated

• нака́пливавшийся

  accumulating, that was accumulating, being accumulated

• нака́пливаемый

  being accumulated, accumulable, collectible, storable

• накипа́вший

  accumulated (as foam, scale), having boiled up

• накопи́вший

  having accumulated, accumulated, having saved up, saved up

• накопи́вшийся

  accumulated, stored, collected, built-up

• накопля́вший

  accumulating, having accumulated, who was accumulating

• накопляемый

  accumulable, accumulating, being accumulated

• наку́пленный

  bought, accumulated (by buying), acquired (by buying)

• налёгший

  pressed down, having fallen upon, settled heavily, accumulated

• наме́нянный

  exchanged, accumulated by exchange

• намета́вший

  drifted, swept, piled up, accumulated

  experienced, skilled, practiced, expert

• намо́танный

  wound, reeled, spooled

  accumulated (of mileage), covered (of distance)

• намота́вший

  having wound, having reeled, having spooled

  having accumulated, having covered (distance), having gained (experience)

• намыва́вшийся

  washed up, deposited by washing, accumulated by washing

• намётший

  drifted, swept up, heaped up, accumulated

• наноси́вшийся

  accumulated, deposited

• напасаемый

  being stored up, being stocked up, being accumulated

• нараба́тывавшийся

  that was being accumulated, that was being developed, that was being gained (through work/experience)

• нараба́тываемый

  being developed, being accumulated, being earned

• нараба́тывающийся

  being developed, being acquired (through practice), being accumulated

• нарабо́тавший

  having accumulated, having earned, having developed (through work)

• нарабо́танный

  developed, acquired, accumulated, established

• нарасти́вший

  grown, increased, built up, accumulated

• насе́вший

  perched, settled

  accumulated, settled, caked (on)

• натаиваемый

  being melted and accumulating, that which melts and accumulates

• натащи́вший

  having dragged in a lot, having pulled in a lot, who has accumulated (by dragging)

• натека́вший

  having flowed in, having accumulated (by flowing/leaking)

• натёкший

  leaked, dripped, accumulated (by flowing), congealed

• нахвата́вший

  having grabbed, having snatched, having picked up, having accumulated

  having picked up (knowledge/skills), having acquired superficially, having a superficial grasp of

• нацеди́вшийся

  strained, filtered, accumulated (through straining/seeping)

• поднабиравшийся

  having accumulated a little, having gained some, having gathered some

• поднакапливаемый

  being accumulated, being saved up, being stored (gradually/slightly)

• поднако́пленный

  accumulated, saved up, gathered

• поднакопи́вший

  having accumulated, having saved up

• прикопи́вший

  having saved up (a bit), having accumulated (a little)

• притёкший

  flowed-in, that has flowed in, streamed-in, accumulated (by influx)

• скапливаемый

  accumulated, gathered, stored

• ско́пленный

  accumulated, saved up, hoarded

• скопи́вший

  who has accumulated, having saved up, having amassed

• скопи́вшийся

  accumulated, gathered, amassed

• стёкшийся

  gathered, accumulated, congregated

• нако́пленный

  saved up (adj) (money), accumulated

Examples

• Он скопи́л огро́мное состоя́ние.

  He accumulated a large fortune.

• Америка́нцы накопи́ли дефици́т торго́вого бала́нса тем, что жи́ли не по сре́дствам.

  Americans accumulated their trade deficits by living far beyond their means.

• Он собра́л прили́чную колле́кцию книг.

  He has accumulated quite a collection of books.

• Наши взгля́ды формируются в том во́зрасте, когда наше понима́ние слабо как никогда.

  We accumulate our opinions at an age when our understanding is at its weakest.

• На столе́ скопи́лась пыль.

  Dust had accumulated on the desk.

• Пожа́рные не смогли́ прибли́зиться к же́нщине в её до́ме, из-за огро́мной ку́чи му́сора, кото́рый она собира́ла годами.

  The firemen were prevented from reaching the woman trapped in her house, because of the huge pile of junk she had accumulated over many years.

• В Бостоне снега нападало до колен.

  The snow has accumulated knee-deep in Boston.

• Одна из тех вещей, кото́рым стоит поучи́ться у америка́нцев — э́то уме́ние собира́ть, нака́пливать и передава́ть знания.

  One of the things we should learn from Americans is their ability to gather, accumulate, and impart knowledge.

• Стомато́логи рекоменду́ют меня́ть зубну́ю щётку ка́ждые три ме́сяца, потому что со вре́менем её щети́на всё ху́же удаля́ет зубно́й налёт, а также в ней ска́пливаются микро́бы.

  Dentists recommend to change toothbrushes every three months, because over time their bristles become worse at getting rid of plague, as well as accumulate microbes.

• Он стара́лся нажи́ть бога́тство.

  He tried to accumulate wealth.