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  • ещё

    still

    more, another, one more

    yet

    even, still

    else, in addition, besides that

    as far back as, as early as, already

  • друго́й

    other, another, another thing, something else

  • ино́й

    other, different, some other

    some, some people, certain ones

    one or another

  • чужо́й

    somebody else's, another's, not one's own

    strange, alien, unfamiliar

    stranger, outsider, foreigner

  • очередно́й

    next, next in turn

    another, yet another, one more

    regular, scheduled, routine

  • поверну́ть

    to turn, to swing (around)

    to turn (left/right), to turn off

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

  • перевести́

    to translate, to interpret

    to transfer (to another place), to move, to relocate

    to transfer (money), to remit

  • попа́дать

    to fall down one after another, to tumble down (of many)

  • потяну́ться

    to stretch (oneself), to stretch out

    to reach out (for), to reach (for), to be drawn (to), to strive (for)

    to drag on, to wear on, to pass slowly

    to begin to move (in a stream), to file (one after another), to drift

    to try to keep up with, to try to equal, to imitate

  • др

    other, another, and others (и др.), etc. (и др.)

    ancient, antique, Old- (in language names)

  • броса́ться

    to throw oneself, to hurl oneself, to fling oneself

    to catch the eye, to be striking, to stand out

    to rush, to dash, to hurry

    to throw at each other, to pelt one another

    to throw around (money), to squander, to be careless with

  • командиро́вка

    business trip, official journey

    secondment, posting (to another place)

  • подря́д

    in a row, in succession, consecutively, one after another

    contract (for work), commission

  • дели́ть

    to divide, to split up, to break into parts

    to share

    to divide (one number by another)

  • сли́ться

    to merge, to unite, to fuse, to combine into one

    to blend, to merge into one another, to blur together

    to flow together, to run together, to converge

    to drain off, to run out

  • толка́ться

    to push one another, to jostle, to shove

    to hang around, to loaf about, to knock about

    to push at (a door), to knock (at a door)

  • переки́нуть

    to throw over, to throw across, to toss over

    to transfer, to redeploy, to move (to another place)

    to throw across (a bridge), to span, to build across

  • обня́ться

    to embrace one another/to hug one another

  • кида́ться

    to throw oneself, to fling oneself, to hurl oneself

    to rush, to dash, to rush at

    to throw (things), to pelt (one another)

  • перечи́слить

    to enumerate, to list, to name one by one

    to transfer (money), to remit

    to transfer (to another department), to reassign

  • пересчита́ть

    to count, to count up, to count out

    to recount, to count again, to recalculate, to check (a calculation)

    to convert (into other units), to recalculate (in another currency)

  • перебра́ть

    to sort through, to sort out, to pick over, to go through

    to drink too much, to have one too many, to overdo it

    to run one's fingers over, to pluck one after another

  • сверну́ться

    to curl up, to coil up, to snuggle up, to huddle up

    to curdle, to go sour, to clot, to coagulate

    to be curtailed, to be cut back, to be scaled down, to shrink

    to turn (onto another topic), to veer off

    to be pushed aside, to be shoved out of place

    to fall off, to slip down

    to die after a short illness, to be carried off

  • поочерёдно

    one by one, in turn, one after another

    alternately, by turns, taking turns

  • перечисля́ть

    to enumerate, to list, to name one by one

    to transfer (money), to remit

    to transfer (to another post), to reassign

  • после́довательно

    consistently, logically, coherently

    consecutively, one after another, sequentially

  • разъе́хаться

    to depart in different directions, to disperse, to drive off in different directions, to go their separate ways

    to pass each other, to get past one another

    to miss each other

    to separate, to move apart, to start living separately

    to slide apart, to come apart, to fall to pieces

  • разъе́зд

    departure (of guests one after another), dispersal, breaking up

    travels, trips, travelling around

    passing loop, siding, short double-track section, wayside halt

    mounted patrol, patrol

  • пересе́сть

    to take another seat, to change places, to exchange seats, to change

  • пересчи́тывать

    to count again, to re-count, to count over

    to recalculate, to recompute, to reassess

    to convert (into other units), to express (in another currency)

  • обнима́ться

    to embrace one another, to hug one another

  • инопланетя́нин

    alien, a being from another planet

  • смеша́ть

    to mix, to blend, to mingle, to combine

    to mix up, to jumble, to mess up, to throw into disorder

    to confuse, to mistake for one another, to conflate

  • тесни́ться

    to crowd, to be herded, to cluster, to jostle one another

  • перемеша́ть

    to stir, to mix, to blend

    to mix up, to jumble, to shuffle (cards), to intermingle

    to confuse, to mix up (one with another), to muddle

  • переключи́ться

    to switch (to another mode), to switch over, to change over

    to switch one's attention, to turn (to something else), to refocus

    to change the subject, to steer the talk (elsewhere), to dodge the question

  • переводи́ться

    to transfer, to move (to another post), to be transferred

    to be translated

    to be set (of clocks), to be put back

  • переклика́ться

    to call out (to one another), to call back and forth, to hail one another

    to echo one another, to resonate (with), to be similar

  • переноси́ться

    to be carried, to be borne, to be carried away

    to be transported (in one's mind), to travel back in one's mind

    to be postponed, to be rescheduled, to be moved (to another date)

    to be relocated, to be moved (to another place)

  • перевести́сь

    to transfer, to be transferred, to move (to another job or school)

    to die out, to become extinct, to come to an end, to run out

  • перелива́ние

    transfusion, blood transfusion

    pouring (from one vessel to another), decanting, transferring (of liquid)

  • перебо́р

    too much, overkill, going too far, bust (in cards)

    going through one by one, enumeration, exhaustive search, brute-force search

    fingerpicking, plucking one string after another, arpeggio, peal (of bells)

    excess, surplus, overrun

  • перено́с

    transfer, transport, displacement, shift

    postponement, rescheduling, moving (to another date)

    hyphenation, line break, word division, carry-over to the next line

  • переключи́ть

    to switch, to switch over, to turn (to another channel)

    to redirect, to shift, to turn (to another aim)

  • разъезжа́ться

    to disperse, to depart in different directions, to drive off in different directions, to leave one by one

    to pass each other, to pass one another, to get past each other

    to miss each other, to fail to meet

    to separate, to move apart, to stop living together

    to slide apart, to slip apart, to slip out from under one

    to fall to pieces, to come apart, to fray apart

  • потопа́ть

    to sink (one after another), to drown, to go under

  • иноплане́тный

    alien, from another planet

  • пого́док

    one born soon after another, child born a year after another sibling

  • перекочева́ть

    to migrate, to move on, to move camp

    to move, to relocate, to shift

    to move on (to another place), to switch (jobs)

  • пересыпа́ть

    to pour (into another container), to transfer (dry goods), to decant (grain or sugar)

    to sprinkle, to strew (between layers), to intersperse, to interlard (speech)

    to pour too much, to put in too much

    to stay overnight, to spend the night

    to sleep with (someone), to have sex

  • перестро́иться

    to change lanes, to move into another lane

    to adjust, to adapt, to reorganize oneself, to change one's thinking

    to be rebuilt, to be under reconstruction

  • наперегонки́

    competing in speed, racing one another

  • переска́кивать

    to jump over, to leap over, to jump across

    to skip (over), to jump (from one thing to another), to switch abruptly

  • перешёптываться

    to whisper to one another

  • пересади́ть

    to move (to another seat), to reseat, to seat elsewhere

    to transplant (a plant), to replant, to repot

    to transplant (an organ), to graft

  • перестра́иваться

    to switch over, to adapt, to adjust, to reorganize oneself

    to change lanes, to move into another lane

    to be rebuilt, to be under reconstruction, to be restructured, to reform

    to re-form, to regroup, to change formation

    to be re-tuned (to another frequency), to switch (to another wavelength)

  • перегоня́ть

    to overtake, to outrun, to outdistance, to leave behind

    to drive (to another place), to herd (somewhere), to transfer (a vehicle)

    to distil, to sublimate

  • обозна́ться

    to be mistaken (about someone/something), to mistake (someone/something for another)

  • толкну́ться

    to push at, to give a push to, to try (a door)

    to approach (with a request), to try one's luck with, to apply to

    to push one another, to jostle

  • переса́живаться

    to take another seat, to change places, to exchange seats

  • перетека́ть

    to flow (from one place to another), to spill over, to pour over

    to merge into, to turn gradually into, to shade into

    to flow through, to stream across, to move steadily through

  • перелива́ть

    to pour (from one vessel into another), to decant, to transfer (liquid)

    to transfuse (blood)

    to shimmer, to iridesce, to play (of colours)

  • перели́ть

    to pour (into another container), to transfer (a liquid), to decant

    to transfuse (blood), to give a transfusion of

  • передви́нуться

    to move, to shift, to move over

    to be moved (to another time), to be put off, to shift

  • подса́живать

    to help up, to boost, to hoist, to give a leg up

    to get (someone) hooked, to get (someone) addicted

    to seat (someone) next to another, to take on (an extra passenger)

    to plant additionally, to fill in with new plants

  • вприты́к

    right up against, flush against, end to end, touching

    just barely, barely, just enough, with nothing to spare

    back to back, one right after another, without a break

  • переключа́ться

    to switch over, to switch (to another mode), to be switched

    to switch one's attention, to refocus, to adjust

    to change the subject, to steer the conversation elsewhere

  • иногоро́дний

    of another town

  • переса́живать

    to transplant, to replant, to repot

    to move to another seat, to reseat, to transfer (passengers)

    to transplant, to graft

  • друго́е

    another, different, otherwise, both

  • инонациона́льный

    of another nation, belonging to a different nation

  • иноплеме́нный

    of another tribe, foreign

  • отса́живать

    to seat apart, to move to another seat, to seat away from

    to transplant, to plant out

    to jig

  • перебели́ть

    to whitewash again, to re-whitewash, to bleach again

    to overbleach, to whitewash too much

    to whitewash all (one after another), to bleach everything (in turn)

  • переби́вка

    interruption, cutting in, interrupting

    reupholstering, recovering (furniture), new upholstery

    rehanging (in another place), fixing up elsewhere, moving (nailed-up items)

    drowning out (of sounds), overlapping of sounds

  • перебрани́ться

    to quarrel, to fall out, to have words

    to exchange abuse, to call each other names, to swear at one another

  • перевида́ть

    to have seen (many things one after another), to see (one after another), to set eyes on (all of them)

    to have experienced (a lot), to go through (much), to live through

  • пережени́ться

    to all get married, to get married one after another, to all marry off

  • перезва́нивать

    to call back, to ring back, to phone back

    to phone round, to call everyone in turn, to ring one after another

    to chime, to ring in alternation, to peal

  • перекола́чивать

    to nail somewhere else, to nail up in a different place, to re-nail

    to smash everything, to break all of, to smash to pieces

    to beat up (many people), to thrash one after another

  • переколоти́ть

    to smash (everything), to break (all of), to smash to pieces

    to beat up (many), to thrash (one after another), to give a beating to (all)

    to re-nail, to nail up elsewhere

  • переме́ривать

    to re-measure, to measure again, to check the measurements of

    to try on again, to try on once more

    to measure (all of), to try on (one after another)

  • 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)

  • перемётывать

    to throw over, to hurl across, to fling over

    to throw one after another, to throw everything down

    to restack (a haystack), to pile up anew

    to baste again, to restitch

    to baste all (the seams), to tack everything

  • перепа́ривать

    to over-steam, to stew too long, to steam too much

    to keep (someone) in the sauna too long, to steam (someone) too long

    to give a steam bath to (many) one after another, to steam (everyone) in turn

  • перепа́хивать

    to plough up again, to re-plough, to plough over

    to plough (all of), to plough up (one field after another)

  • перепо́ртить

    to spoil (many things), to ruin (one after another), to wreck

    to disfigure (all of them), to deface (one after another)

    to bewitch (all of them), to put the evil eye on

  • перепу́тывать

    to mix up, to confuse, to take one for another

    to tangle, to entangle, to get into a tangle

    to muddle up, to mess up, to throw into disorder

  • перереги́стрировать

    to re-register, to register again

    to re-register (all in turn), to register (everyone one after another)

  • перереша́ть

    to decide differently, to reconsider, to solve in a different way, to change one's decision about

    to solve all of, to solve one after another, to work through (all the problems)

  • переруга́ться

    to fall out (with everyone), to quarrel (with one after another)

    to exchange abuse, to curse each other

  • переси́нивать

    to overblue, to blue too much

    to blue again, to re-blue

    to blue everything, to blue one thing after another

  • пересни́маться

    to have another photograph taken

  • пересу́шивать

    to overdry, to dry out too much, to let dry too long

    to dry all of, to dry one after another

  • перетро́гать

    to touch (one after another), to feel (all of them), to handle (each in turn)

  • перехва́ливать

    to overpraise, to praise excessively, to shower with praise

    to praise all (one after another), to praise everyone in turn

  • перецара́паться

    to scratch oneself, to scratch one another, to scratch each other

  • перече́рчивать

    to copy (a drawing), to trace, to draw off

    to redraw, to draw again, to draw differently

    to draw all (one after another), to draw many

  • подстра́ивать

    to contrive, to engineer, to rig, to cook up

    to build on, to add on, to annex (an extension)

    to tune (to another instrument), to tune up

  • поочерёдный

    by turns, alternating, successive, one after another

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