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appoint russian

  • поста́вить

    to put, to place, to stand (something) upright

    to put up, to install, to erect

    to appoint, to put in charge

    to place (in a situation), to put (somebody in a position), to bring (into a state)

    to stage, to produce, to direct

    to supply, to deliver

    to set (a task), to impose (a condition)

  • ста́вить

    to put, to place, to set, to stand (something) up

    to appoint, to install, to put in charge

    to pose, to set, to raise, to put forward

    to stage, to put on, to produce, to direct (a film)

  • назна́чить

    to appoint, to name, to make (sb sth)

    to schedule, to set (a time), to arrange, to fix

    to set, to assign, to determine

    to prescribe

  • назнача́ть

    to appoint, to name, to nominate

    to set, to fix, to schedule, to arrange

    to assign, to allot, to grant

    to prescribe, to order (treatment)

  • вы́двинуть

    to pull out, to slide out, to extend

    to move forward, to advance, to bring forward

    to put forward, to advance, to propose, to nominate (a candidate)

    to promote, to advance (someone), to appoint to a higher post

  • приста́вить

    to put against, to lean against, to place next to

    to assign (to somebody), to appoint, to detail (to a task)

    to attach, to sew on, to piece on

  • закрепи́ть

    to fasten, to secure, to attach, to fix in place

    to consolidate, to strengthen, to reinforce

    to assign (to), to allot, to appoint

  • приставля́ть

    to put against, to lean (against), to place next to

    to assign (to), to appoint (to), to detail (to)

    to sew on, to piece on, to lengthen (by adding a piece)

  • встре́ча

    meeting, encounter

    appointment, arranged meeting

    reception, welcome

    match, meet (sports)

    reunion

    celebration (of the New Year), seeing in

  • срок

    deadline, due date, appointed time

    term, period of time, duration

  • приём

    reception, party

    welcome, reception

    appointment, consultation hours, office hours

    admission, acceptance, enrolment

    taking, intake

    hiring, taking on

    technique, method, approach, device

    move, hold, grip

  • поло́женный

    fixed, appointed, prescribed, due

    put, placed, laid

  • назначе́ние

    appointment, nomination

    purpose, function, intended use

    destination

    fixing, setting

    prescription, doctor's orders

  • свида́ние

    date, rendezvous

    meeting, appointment

    visit, visiting time

    seeing again, goodbye (in «до свидания»)

  • ста́виться

    to be put, to be placed, to be set, to be used

    to be staged, to be put on, to be performed

    to be appointed, to be installed (in a post), to be assigned

    to be trained, to be schooled

    to stand a round (of drinks), to treat everyone to drinks

  • свида́нье

    date, rendezvous, appointment, meeting

    reunion, seeing each other again

    visit, visiting time

  • назначаться

    to be appointed, to be assigned, to be designated, to be scheduled

  • записа́ться

    to sign up (for), to enrol, to join

    to make an appointment, to book an appointment

    to put one's name down, to register, to enter one's name

  • сговори́ться

    to arrange things, to make an appointment

  • запи́сываться

    to sign up (for), to enroll, to register (for), to make an appointment

    to put one's name down, to sign in, to enter one's name

  • сгова́риваться

    to arrange things, to make an appointment

  • досро́чно

    before the appointed time

  • убра́нство

    decoration, attire, furniture, appointments

  • благоустро́енный

    well-appointed, comfortable, well-equipped

    well-maintained, well organized, landscaped

  • вы́борность

    appointment by election

  • ме́стничество

    parochialism, localism, localistic tendencies, departmental self-interest

    mestnichestvo, system of appointment by birth rank

  • самозва́ный

    self-proclaimed, self-styled, self-appointed, false (pretender)

  • сервиро́вка

    laying, serving, table appointments

  • уро́чный

    fixed, appointed, arranged, scheduled

    lesson, class, school

    customary, usual, habitual

  • поста́вленный

    placed, put, set

    posed, raised, set

    staged, produced, directed

    appointed, installed, put in charge

    delivered, supplied

  • назначе́нец

    appointee, designated person

  • назначе́нка

    appointee (female), appointed person (female)

  • поста́виться

    to be put, to be placed, to be set up

    to be delivered, to be supplied

    to be staged, to be put on, to be performed

    to stand a round, to buy drinks for everyone, to treat everyone to a drink

    to be trained, to be schooled

    to be appointed, to be installed (in a post)

    to be ordained, to be consecrated

  • назна́чивший

    appointed, assigned, who appointed, who assigned

  • предназна́чивший

    having destined, having appointed, having designated, who destined

  • назнача́емый

    appointed, assigned, designated, scheduled

  • обста́вленный

    furnished, equipped, appointed

  • назнача́ющийся

    being appointed, being assigned, being designated

  • назнача́вшийся

    appointed, assigned, designated, scheduled

  • ка́занный

    said, stated, mentioned, appointed

  • обустро́енный

    well-appointed, well-arranged, furnished, equipped

  • приста́вленный

    leaned against, placed against, propped up against

    assigned, appointed, attached (to someone)

  • ста́вленный

    placed, set, put

    appointed, designated, installed

  • назнача́вший

    appointing, assigning, designating

    scheduling, setting (a date), fixing (a time)

    prescribing

  • назна́ченный

    appointed, fixed, scheduled, agreed

    appointed, designated

  • назнача́ющий

    appointing, assigning, designating

    prescribing

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