at russian
в
in
to, into
on, at, in
per, a
in
на
on, on top of
onto, on, up against (a surface)
at, in
to
for
for
by, in, on
for, on
during, in
by
по
along, down, through, across
about, on the subject of, in
by means of, on, over, by
according to, in accordance with, by
because of, out of, due to
on, every
after, upon, on
to, up to, through
by, in terms of
at, on, upon
for, to fetch
у
to have, (indicating possession)
by, at, next to
with (someone), at (someone's place)
from (someone)
за
behind
for, in favour of
at, by
for, because of
behind, over (to the other side of)
at (sitting down), to
in, within, over (a period), for (a whole period)
after, following
for, per, a
for
for, instead of, on behalf of
over, during, at
beyond, on the far side of
out of (town), in the country, to the country
over, more than
от
from, away from
from
from, because of, out of
from, of
from
from, starting at
for, against
of, dated
знать
to know, to be aware, to know about
to know (a person), to be acquainted with
to know (a subject), to have a command of, to be good at
to seem (apparently, evidently)
са́мый
the most
the very same, the same
the very, right (at)
тут
here
now, then, at that point
just
при
at, by, attached to
at, in case of, upon, given
in the time of, under, during
in the presence of, in front of
with (on one's person)
сейча́с
now, right now, at the moment
right away, immediately, at once, in a moment
just now, a moment ago
тогда́
then, in that case
at that time, back then, then
whereas, while
над
above, over
on, at
at
хотя́
although, though, at least, despite
сра́зу
immediately, at once, right away
at one stroke, all at once, simultaneously
совсе́м
completely, entirely, totally, quite
at all, not in the least
for good, permanently
никако́й
no...at all, no...whatsoever, none
вообще́
in general, generally, on the whole, altogether
at all
actually, in fact, honestly
вме́сте
together, jointly, together with
at the same time, yet
хоть
at least, even (just)
although, even though, even if
if only, I wish
if you like, even, might as well
прийти́
to come, to arrive
to come, to set in, to arrive
to come for, to come to fetch
to get into (a state), to fall into (a state)
to arrive at, to come to (a conclusion)
наконе́ц
finally, at last, at length
in conclusion, lastly, finally
быва́ть
to be (at a place), to be present, to be usually
to happen, to occur, to take place, to be held
to visit, to frequent, to go (to a place regularly)
to tend to be, to be inclined to be, to be sometimes
иногда́
sometimes, at times
показа́ть
to show, to demonstrate (how to do something), to exhibit
to show, to reveal, to display, to indicate
to point (at), to point out
to testify, to depose, to give evidence
посла́ть
to send, to dispatch
to tell someone to get lost, to swear at, to tell someone where to go
останови́ться
to stop, to come to a stop, to halt, to stand still
to stay (as a visitor), to put up (at a hotel), to stop off
ра́зве
really?, surely not?, is it true that...?
perhaps, maybe, what if
only, except (maybe), at most
unless
соба́ка
dog
at sign (@), at symbol
крича́ть
to shout, to scream, to cry out, to yell
to shout at (someone), to yell at (someone)
to shout (something to someone), to call out (to someone)
снача́ла
firstly, at first, all over again, afresh
занима́ться
to be engaged in, to do, to be busy with
to practise, to do (sport), to go in for
to study (a subject), to learn
to study, to work (at one's lessons)
ника́к
in no way, not at all
па́ра
pair
couple, match
a couple of, a few, two or so
class (at university)
во́все
at all (negative)
счёт
bill, check (US), invoice
account
score
counting, calculation
at the expense of, owing to, thanks to
кри́кнуть
to shout, to cry out, to yell, to scream
to shout at (sb), to yell at (sb), to snap at (sb)
to call out (to sb), to shout (sth to sb), to call (sb over)
смея́ться
to laugh
to laugh at, to make fun of, to mock, to deride
пока́зывать
to show, to demonstrate, to display (to someone)
to display, to reveal, to indicate
to point (at)
to testify, to depose, to give evidence
взгляну́ть
to glance, to take a look, to look (at)
to view, to regard, to look at (in a certain way)
пожа́луйста
please
you are welcome, not at all
here you go, here you are
закрича́ть
to cry out, to shout, to scream, to yell
to shout at (someone), to yell at (someone)
курс
rate of exchange, exchange rate
course, heading
course (of study), training course
policy, line, course
year (at university)
неме́дленно
immediately, at once, right away, without delay
винова́тый
guilty, at fault, to blame
sorry, my fault, excuse me
guilty-looking, sheepish, apologetic
одновре́менно
simultaneously, at the same time
име́ться
to be available, to exist, to be present, to be there
to be owned by someone, to be at someone's disposal
а́дрес
address
directed at, aimed at, towards (a person)
congratulatory address, commemorative scroll
останови́ть
to stop, to bring to a stop, to halt
to stop (someone from doing something), to hold back, to restrain
to fix (one's gaze) on, to focus on, to direct at
внизу́
below, underneath, at the bottom
сто́лик
small table, little table, side table
table (at a restaurant)
учени́к
pupil, schoolboy, student (at school)
apprentice, trainee
disciple, follower
то́тчас
immediately, at once, instantly
уро́к
lesson, class, period (at school)
lesson, moral
homework, assignment, task
рассма́тривать
to look at (closely), to examine, to study, to scrutinize
to consider, to review, to hear (a case)
to regard (as), to view (as)
обраща́ть
to pay attention (to), to take notice (of)
to turn (towards), to direct (at)
to convert (to a faith)
воева́ть
to be at war, to wage war, to fight (in a war)
to fight (against), to battle (with), to quarrel
остана́вливаться
to stop, to come to a halt, to pause, to pull up
to stay (as a guest), to put up (at a hotel), to lodge
to dwell (on a subject), to go into (a question), to touch (on)
to stop short (of), to shrink (from), to balk (at)
испуга́ться
to be frightened of, to be startled of, to take fright at, to shy at
сперва́
at first, firstly
указа́ть
to show, to indicate, to point out
to point at, to point to, to draw attention to
to state, to specify, to give
to instruct, to direct, to order
свиде́тель
witness, eyewitness
witness at a wedding, best man
разгля́дывать
to gaze intently and carefully at someone or something/to examine
сме́на
change, changing, replacement
shift (at work)
session, term (at a camp)
successors, new generation
погля́дывать
to glance (now and then), to cast glances at, to look (occasionally), to steal a look
to keep an eye on, to watch over, to look after
пили́ть
to saw, to saw up
to nag, to pester, to keep on at (someone)
to file, to rub down, to wear away
оцени́ть
to assess, to evaluate, to judge
to appraise, to estimate (at a value), to value
to appreciate, to value highly, to recognize the worth of
ны́не
nowadays, today
now, at present
потяну́ть
to pull, to draw, to haul, to drag
to stretch out, to reach out, to draw up
to drag out, to delay, to protract
to afford, to manage (financially)
to sprain, to pull (a muscle), to strain
to weigh, to tip the scales at
to drag (someone somewhere), to make (someone) go
to lay (a cable), to run (a line)
to drawl, to say slowly
to extort, to wheedle out (money)
ука́зывать
to point at, to point to
to point out, to indicate, to suggest
to state, to specify, to give
to show, to indicate
to instruct, to direct, to tell (what to do)
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
отню́дь
by no means, not at all
понача́лу
at first, firstly, in the beginning
руга́ться
to swear, to curse, to use bad language
to swear at (someone), to curse (someone)
to quarrel, to argue, to fight, to call each other names
во́льный
free, unrestricted, at liberty
free, loose
freestyle
voluntary, optional
free-and-easy, casual, overly familiar
наверху́
above, at the top, up there
upstairs
прибли́зиться
to approach, to come near, to get closer
to draw near, to be close at hand
непосре́дственно
directly, immediately, at first hand
just, right
spontaneously, unaffectedly, naturally
внача́ле
at first, in the beginning, initially
ткнуть
to poke, to jab, to stick (into)
to point (at)
руга́ть
to scold, to tell off, to curse out, to rail at
to criticize harshly, to run down, to pan
располага́ться
to be located, to be situated, to lie
to settle down, to make oneself comfortable, to make oneself at home
to take up position, to be stationed, to camp
to feel sympathy (for someone), to be well disposed (towards someone)
подро́бно
in detail, at length, minutely
покоси́ться
to look sideways (at), to look askance, to cast a sideways glance, to squint (at)
to tilt to one side, to become lopsided, to sag to one side
ниско́лько
not at all, not in the least, none at all
заодно́
at the same time, while you're at it, in passing
in league (with), of one mind (with), on the same side
сбо́ку
from the side, from one side
at the side, on one side, on the side
хозя́йственный
economic, economical (relating to the economy), business (attr.)
household (attr.), domestic
thrifty, economical, frugal
practical, good at managing a home, capable around the house
схвати́ться
to grab at, to grasp, to clutch at, to hold on to
to come to grips with, to grapple with, to clash with
to set about eagerly, to throw oneself into, to start hastily
to jump up, to spring up
to suddenly remember, to come to one's senses, to notice the absence of
to set, to harden
вдали́
in the distance, at a distance, far off
любова́ться
to admire/marvel at
упира́ться
to rest (against), to prop oneself (against), to brace oneself (against), to set (against)
to end at, to be bounded by, to run up to
to hinge (on), to come down to, to depend on
to balk, to jib, to refuse stubbornly, to dig one's heels in
to run up against, to be hampered (by), to be held back (by)
дру́жно
together, jointly, in unison, as one
amicably, in a friendly manner, harmoniously
all at once, simultaneously, rapidly
расходи́ться
to disperse, to break up, to scatter
to differ, to diverge, to be at odds
to separate, to split up, to get divorced
to diverge, to branch off, to fork
до́рого
expensive, expensively, at a high price
dearly, at great cost
заря́
dawn, daybreak, morning glow
evening glow, afterglow, sunset glow
from dawn to dusk, all day long
at the crack of dawn, very early
tattoo (bugle call), retreat
ничу́ть
(colloquial) not at all
скака́ть
to jump, to hop, to skip
to gallop, to ride at a gallop
вы́тянуться
to stretch out, to stretch oneself
to grow taller, to lengthen
to stretch (of a road or line), to extend
to stand erect, to stand at attention
прила́вок
counter, sales counter, stall (at a market)
Examples
Банк открыва́ется в 9:00 и закрыва́ется в 15:00.
The bank opens at 9 a.m. and closes at 3 p.m.
Когда я был студе́нтом Массачусетского технологи́ческого институ́та, я ел в одном рестора́не в Бостоне.
When I was a student at MIT I used to eat at a certain restaurant in Boston.
Возмо́жность подо́бной це́пи собы́тий — один раз на два миллио́на полётов, то есть один раз в два ме́сяца при ны́нешнем у́ровне возду́шного сообще́ния.
The probability of this chain of events all happening at once is one in 2 million flights - about once every two months at current levels of air traffic.
Общаясь с ним на англи́йском, я ощуща́л, что мы нахо́димся на ра́зных у́ровнях, по кра́йней ме́ре с лингвисти́ческой то́чки зре́ния.
Using English with him, I feel that we are both at different levels, at least from a linguistic point of view.
Присутствующие на встре́че бы́ли удивлены новостя́ми.
Those present at the meeting were surprised at the news.
— Смотри́, вон, на котлы́ большие, под ними всегда ого́нь гори́т. День и ночь налива́ю я в них из э́того о́зера по́лного слёз людских и гре́ю, чтобы вы́сохли, аж пока всё э́то о́зеро не вы́сушу, аж пока пар от них не подни́мется аж до не́ба!..
‘Look, there, at the large cauldrons, the fire always burns under them. At day and at night I fill them full of people’s tears from this lake and heat them, so that they dry, until I dry the whole lake, until the steam rises up to the sky!..’
Обычно они за́втракают в полови́не восьмо́го, а обе́дают в двенадцать.
They usually have breakfast at half past seven o'clock and eat their lunch at twelve.
В тече́ние всего дня Том в шко́ле говори́т по-французски и только дома обща́ется на англи́йском.
Tom spends all day speaking French at school and only speaks English at home.
Заня́тия в шко́ле начина́ются в девять, а зака́нчиваются в шесть.
School begins at nine and is over at six.
Я бою́сь, что в настоя́щий моме́нт нет свобо́дных одноме́стных номеро́в, но вы мо́жете забронировать двухме́стный но́мер по сниженному тари́фу, если вам не нужно два за́втрака, конечно.
There is no single room available at present, I'm afraid, but you could have a double room at a slightly reduced rate unless you want two breakfasts, of course.
Некоторые сильны в англи́йском, а други́е хороши́ в матема́тике.
Some are good at English, and others are good at mathematics.
Совеща́ние началось в 2:30 и зако́нчилось в 5:00.
The meeting started at 2:30 and ended at 5:00.
Ка́ждый день ты должен прослу́шать хоть ма́ленькую пе́сню, проче́сть хоро́шее стихотворе́ние, посмотре́ть на краси́вую карти́ну и, если э́то будет возможно, сказа́ть не́сколько у́мных слов.
Every day you should at least listen to a short song, read a good poem, look at a beautiful picture, and, if possible, say several intelligent words.
Сперва я только смотре́ла на францу́зские предложе́ния, но не успе́ла я опо́мниться, как увлекла́сь их перево́дом.
At first, I was only looking at the French sentences, but before I knew it, I was hooked into translating them.
Мно́жество полице́йских на отде́льных молодёжных вечери́нках бы́ло закидано камня́ми и пивными буты́лками в э́ти выходные.
A number of police officers at separate youth parties were pelted with rocks and beer bottles at the weekend.
Ты на меня се́рдишься? - "Как на тебя вообще можно серди́ться?"
Are you angry at me? "How could anyone ever be angry at you?"
Посмотрите на рису́нок вверху страни́цы.
Look at the picture at the top of the page.
Если вы вы́ведете ребёнка и пока́жете ему па́льцем на Луну́, ребёнок посмо́трит на Луну́. Если вы то же самое проде́лаете с соба́кой, она будет смотре́ть на ваш па́лец.
If you take a child outside and point at the moon, the child will look at the moon. If you do the same with a dog, it will look at your finger.
Когда тебе надое́ст шко́льный кафете́рий ты смо́жешь купи́ть что-нибудь в Bellfa или пообе́дать в заку́сочной.
When you're fed up with the school cafe you can buy something at Bellfa or eat at a family restaurant.
При регистра́ции пожалуйста пока́зывайте фо́то и докуме́нт, вы подава́ли во вре́мя бронирования.
At check-in, please show a picture identification and the document you gave for reference at reservation time.
На эква́торе Земля́ враща́ется со ско́ростью около 2200 километров в час.
At the equator, the Earth is rotating at a speed of about about 2200 kilometers per hour.
Извините, владе́лец набранного вами номера потеря́л управле́ние свое́й жи́знью и в настоя́щий моме́нт не в состоя́нии с вами разгова́ривать. Пожалуйста, надоеда́йте ему как-нибудь в друго́й раз. Спасибо.
Sorry, the owner of the number you called has lost control of his life and is unable to talk to you at the moment. Please harass him at another time. Thank you.
Си́ськи - доказа́тельство того́, что мужики́ мо́гут фокусироваться на двух веща́х одновременно.
Boobs are the proof that men can focus at two things at once!
Индуисты разделя́ются на два лагеря: лю́ди, верящие в то, что достигнувший мокши не теря́ет свою́ индивидуа́льность, и те, кто ве́рит, что достигнувший мокши теря́ет свою́ индивидуа́льность.
Hindus form two camps: those people that believe that one does not lose one's individuality at "moksha" and those people that believe that one does lose one's individuality at "moksha."
Сейчас полови́на четвёртого, а мы забронировали места в рестора́не на восемь.
Now it is half past three, but we booked a place at the restaurant at 8 o'clock
Они руга́лись друг с другом на повы́шенных тона́х.
They were swearing at each other at the top of their voices.
В тот моме́нт, когда наша эконо́мика растёт, наши предприя́тия создаю́т рабо́чие места наибо́льшими те́мпами, начиная с 90-х годов, а зарпла́ты снова начина́ют расти́, мы до́лжны приня́ть ряд реше́ний относительно того́, како́й страно́й мы хоти́м быть.
At a moment when our economy is growing, our businesses are creating jobs at the fastest pace since the 1990s, and wages are starting to rise again, we have to make some choices about the kind of country we want to be.
Зимой окна иногда совсем замерза́ли. И тогда ма́льчик и де́вочка нагрева́ли ме́дные моне́тки на пе́чке, и прикла́дывали их к замерзшему стеклу́; очень скоро появля́лось ма́ленькое кру́глое отве́рстие, через кото́рое они могли́ смотре́ть, и не́жные сверка́ющие глаза ма́льчика и де́вочки сия́ли из обоих о́кон через э́ти ды́рки, когда они смотре́ли друг на дру́га.
In winter, the windows were sometimes quite frozen over. But then the boy and the girl would warm copper pennies on the stove, and hold the warm pennies against the frozen pane; there would be very soon a little round hole through which they could peep, and the soft bright eyes of the little boy and girl would beam through the hole at each window as they looked at each other.
В те́ннисном жарго́не вы́игрыш сета со счётом 6-0 зовётся бара́нкой. Вы́игрыш двух сетов под ноль называ́ется двойно́й бара́нкой. Вы́игрыш трёх сетов под ноль — что возможно лишь в ма́тче до трёх побе́дных сетов — ожидаемо называ́ется тройно́й бара́нкой. Тройны́е бара́нки — огро́мная ре́дкость в профессиона́льном те́ннисе.
In tennis jargon, winning a set 6-0 is called a bagel. Winning two sets at love is called a double bagel. Winning three sets at love, only possible in a best-of-five match, is, unsurprisingly, referred to as a triple bagel. Triple bagels are extremely rare in professional tennis.
Я посмотре́л на зве́ря, а зверь посмотре́л на меня.
I looked at the animal and the animal looked at me.
«Да ты меня не лю́бишь совсем, тебе только твоя́ матема́тика интере́сна!» — «А вот и нет. Люблю́!» — «Докажи́!» — «Хорошо. Пусть "А" - мно́жество люби́мых мной объе́ктов...»
You don't really love me at all. You only care about your math stuff! "Not at all, I do love you!" "Prove it!" "Okay. Let A be the set of the objects I love..."
Если вы́вести ребёнка на у́лицу и показа́ть ему на луну́, он будет смотре́ть на луну́. Если сде́лать то же самое с соба́кой, она будет смотре́ть на ваш па́лец.
If you take a child outside and point at the moon, they will look at the moon. If you do the same thing with a dog, it will look at your finger.



















