beg russian
проси́ть
to ask for, to request
to invite, to ask (to come)
to beg, to implore
умоля́ть
to beg
моли́ть
to implore, to beg, to entreat, to beseech
to pray (to God), to beseech (God)
напра́шиваться
to ask for, to beg
проси́ться
to ask permission, to ask to be allowed, to ask (to go)
to ask to be let out, to need to go (to the toilet)
to be crying out for, to beg to be
кля́нчить
to beg (for), to pester (for), to wheedle, to whine for
упра́шивать
to entreat, to beg, to beseech, to prevail
упроси́ть
to entreat, to beg, to beseech, to prevail
попроша́йничать
to beg, to cadge
выма́ливать
to beg, to implore, to get by pleading
побира́ться
to beg, to live by begging
вы́молить
to beg, to implore, to get by pleading
взмоли́ться
to beg, to implore
испроси́ть
to obtain, to solicit, to beg
умоли́ть
to beg
ни́щенствовать
to beg, to go begging, to lead a beggarly life, to be destitute
отговори́ться
to make an excuse, to beg off, to talk oneself out of (doing something)
испра́шивать
to obtain, to solicit, to beg
цыга́нить
to beg, to cadge, to scrounge, to sponge
цыга́нствовать
to live like a gypsy, to lead a nomadic life, to beg
пойти́
to go (on foot), to set off, to head (for), to walk
to start, to begin, to get going, to set in
to take after (someone), to turn out like (someone)
to do, to be all right, to be okay
стать
to become, to get, to grow
to begin to, to start to, to take to
to get, to become
to stand, to take one's place, to step (onto)
to stop, to come to a halt, to stall
to cost
нача́ть
to begin, to start, to commence
начина́ть
to begin, to start, to commence
нача́ться
to begin, to start
нача́ло
beginning, start, commencement, onset
source, origin
principles, fundamentals, basics
command, authority, charge
начина́ться
to begin, to start
пожале́ть
to regret, to be sorry (about)
to feel sorry for, to pity, to take pity on
to spare, to grudge, to begrudge
наступи́ть
to arrive, to come, to set in, to begin
to step on, to tread on
to attack, to advance
заговори́ть
to begin to speak, to start talking, to speak up
to address (someone), to speak to (someone), to strike up a conversation
to talk someone's head off, to distract with talk, to talk round, to smooth-talk
to cast a spell on, to bewitch, to enchant, to charm away (pain)
откры́ться
to open, to be opened
to open (for business), to be opened, to begin
to come to light, to be revealed
to come into view, to open up (before one's eyes)
повести́
to lead, to guide, to take (someone somewhere)
to behave, to conduct oneself, to act
to begin to conduct, to start running, to begin to manage
to drive, to steer, to pilot
to skid, to swerve, to warp
наста́ть
to come, to arrive, to begin
to set in
приступи́ть
to begin, to start, to set about, to embark on
to approach (somebody), to come up to
новичо́к
beginner or novice
запла́кать
to begin to cry
наступа́ть
to come, to arrive, to set in, to begin
to step on, to tread on
to attack, to advance
завяза́ть
to tie, to tie up, to knot, to do up
to strike up, to establish, to start, to begin
to quit, to give up, to stop, to break with
to get stuck, to sink in, to get bogged down
понача́лу
at first, firstly, in the beginning
соску́читься
to begin to miss, to start longing for, to get homesick for
to become bored, to get bored
приступа́ть
to set about, to begin, to start, to get down to
to approach, to step up to, to press (with questions)
нача́льный
initial, first, beginning, starting
elementary, primary, basic
ча́йник
kettle, teakettle
teapot
novice, beginner, newbie, dummy
поли́ть
to water, to pour over, to sprinkle, to irrigate
to start pouring, to begin to pour down
внача́ле
at first, in the beginning, initially
засмея́ться
to begin to laugh
загоре́ться
to catch fire, to start burning, to go up in flames
to light up, to come on, to begin to shine
to flare up, to break out, to blaze up
to become eager, to be fired with (an idea), to get excited about
зажи́ть
to heal, to heal up, to close up
to begin to live, to start living
закури́ть
to light up, to light a cigarette, to start smoking (a cigarette)
to take up smoking, to begin to smoke
принима́ться
to begin, to start, to set about (something)
to take root, to take hold
to be accepted, to be adopted
приня́ться
to set about (something), to begin, to start
to take root
начина́ющий
beginning, novice, budding, aspiring
beginner, novice, newcomer
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
засту́кать
to catch (in the act), to catch red-handed, to nab
to begin to knock, to begin to clatter, to start tapping
запе́ть
to begin to sing
на́чатый
begun, started
замести́
to cover over (with snow), to sweep over, to bury (in snow)
to sweep (up), to sweep (into)
to cover up (traces), to obliterate, to blur
to nab, to bust, to collar, to arrest
to begin to drift (of snow), to start blowing
заду́ть
to blow out, to extinguish by blowing
to start to blow, to begin blowing
ни́щий
beggarly/extremely poor (adj)
ни́щий
beggar, mendicant, pauper
чур
keep away, begone, get away
dibs, hands off, that's mine
mind you, watch out, no ... now
поте́чь
to begin to flow, to begin to leak
череда́
sequence, series, string, train (of elements)
bur-marigold, beggarticks (Bidens)
поду́ть
to start blowing, to begin to blow
to blow for a while, to blow for a time
зажива́ть
to heal, to heal up, to close up (of a wound), to skin over
to begin to live, to start living (a certain way)
закружи́ться
to begin to go round, to be in s whirl
исто́к
source (of a river), headwaters, spring
origins, roots, beginnings
outflow, efflux
зача́ть
to conceive, to become pregnant
to begin, to start
закрути́ть
to screw tight, to tighten, to turn off (a tap)
to twist, to wind, to twirl
to begin to turn, to set spinning, to send whirling
загреме́ть
to start to thunder, to begin to rumble, to start to roar
to start clattering, to start rattling, to ring out, to resound
to fall with a crash, to crash down, to tumble down
to land in jail, to end up in prison, to be hauled into court
to get kicked out, to get thrown out, to flunk
попроша́йка
beggar, cadger
начина́ние
undertaking, beginning
запа́хнуть
to begin to smell, to emit a smell
зароди́ться
to arise, to originate, to come into being, to be born (figurative)
to be conceived, to begin to develop
заро́дыш
embryo, foetus
germ, embryo (of a plant), seedling
germ, seed, beginnings
заигра́ть
to begin to play, to strike up (a tune), to start up (music)
to begin to sparkle, to begin to shimmer, to start to play (of light)
to play to death, to wear out by playing too often
засия́ть
to begin to shine, to light up, to start to glow
to light up (of eyes or face), to beam
воцари́ться
to set in, to fall, to prevail, to be established
to ascend the throne, to begin to reign, to come to power
забеспоко́иться
to begin to worry
завя́зка
string, tie, lace
plot opening, exposition, inciting incident
start, outset, beginning
закипа́ть
to come to a boil, to begin to boil, to boil
to be boiling, to simmer, to bubble
to be in full swing, to get going briskly
посы́пать
to sprinkle, to strew, to dust
to begin to fall, to start coming down
to come pouring out, to rush out in crowds
загора́ться
to catch fire, to begin to burn, to ignite
to light up, to come on, to start to glow
to flare up, to break out, to blaze up
to be fired with (an idea), to become eager
запада́ть
to fall in, to sink in, to sink down, to get stuck (of a key)
to sink deeply (into the soul), to stick in one's mind, to become engraved
to fall for (someone), to have a crush on
to begin to fall
закипе́ть
to begin to boil, to come to a boil
to start to bubble, to simmer
to get into full swing, to get going briskly
to seethe, to boil over
поли́ться
to begin to flow
заползти́
to crawl, to creep, to begin to crawl
засоса́ть
to begin to suck
зала́ять
to begin to bark, to start barking, to give tongue
заки́дывать
to throw, to cast, to fling, to toss
to sling, to throw over one's shoulder, to swing (up)
to pelt, to shower, to bombard, to cover (by throwing)
to start throwing, to begin to hurl
закрути́ться
to begin to turn
заколдова́ть
to bewitch, to cast a spell on, to enchant, to put under a spell
to charm, to captivate, to fascinate
to begin to cast spells, to start conjuring
завяза́ться
to begin, to start, to arise, to ensue
to get tied, to be tied, to tie (of a knot)
to set (of fruit), to form
заволнова́ться
to become agitated, to get roused, to begin to fret
прозре́ть
to begin to see clearly
задрожа́ть
to begin to tremble, to begin to shiver
зазвуча́ть
to begin to sound
посы́паться
to begin to fall, to pour down, to trickle down, to come showering down
to come pouring in, to rain down, to hail down
засвети́ть
to light, to light up, to switch on, to turn on
to expose, to reveal, to blow (a cover), to give away
to give a smack, to punch, to clout
to expose (film) by accident, to fog (film)
to begin to shine, to start to glow
завопи́ть
to begin to yell
Examples
Изумле́ние, удивле́ние - э́то пе́рвый шаг на пути́ к постиже́нию.
To be surprised, to wonder, is to begin to understand.
Дава́йте начнём с предпосле́дней строки.
Let's begin at the last line but one.
Begin!
По ме́ре роста голова́стика, хвост исчеза́ет и начина́ют формироваться ла́пы.
As a tadpole grows, the tail disappears and legs begin to form.
Предложе́ния начина́ются с прописно́й бу́квы.
Sentences begin with a capital letter.
Предложе́ния начина́ются с загла́вной бу́квы.
Sentences begin with a capital letter.
Предста́вьте, что вы на́чали икать и не мо́жете останови́ться.
Imagine that you begin to hiccup and can't stop.
Когда ты начал учи́ть англи́йский?
When did you begin studying English?
Прошу́ вас слу́шать внима́тельно.
I beg of you to listen carefully.
Де́ньги то начина́ют конча́ться, то конча́ют начина́ться.
Now money begins to end, now it ends to begin.
Дава́йте присту́пим к э́той пробле́ме.
Let's begin with this problem.
Ми́рные переговоры начина́ются на э́той неде́ле.
The peace talks begin this week.
Предложе́ние должно начина́ться с загла́вной бу́квы.
You must begin a sentence with a capital letter.
I beg your pardon?
Экспериме́нт должен нача́ться.
The experiment must begin.
Экза́мены начну́тся в сле́дующий понеде́льник.
The examinations will begin on Monday next week.
Фа́брика зарабо́тает в сле́дующем году.
The factory will begin to produce next year.
Calm down and begin at the beginning.
Мэри сказа́ла Тому: "Давай начнём с коро́ткого предложе́ния, а там посмо́трим..."
Mary told Tom: "Let's begin with a short sentence, and then we'll see..."
Begin!
Позво́льте с Вами не согласи́ться.
I beg to differ with you.
Заня́тия начина́ются в сле́дующий вто́рник.
Classes begin next Tuesday.
Я не могу́ дожда́ться выходны́х.
I can't wait for the weekend to begin.
Однажды начав, ты должен продо́лжить.
Once you begin, you must continue.
Когда я ду́маю о своём четырёхмерном эго, я начина́ю опла́кивать "разорванные" части червя́ - и хочу́ их срасти́ть. (Особенно там, где возника́ло страда́ние). Э́то стра́нно?
When I think of my four-dimensional self, I begin to mourn for the "broken" parts of the worm, and want to fix it. (Especially where there was suffering). Is that weird?
Когда ты начал учи́ть францу́зский?
When did you begin to learn French?
Когда ты начала учи́ть францу́зский?
When did you begin learning French?
Когда вы на́чали учи́ть францу́зский?
When did you begin to learn French?
Когда ты начал изуча́ть францу́зский?
When did you begin studying French?
Когда ты начала изуча́ть францу́зский?
When did you begin studying French?
Когда вы на́чали изуча́ть францу́зский?
When did you begin studying French?
Can I begin?
Can I begin?
Начнём-ка прока́зы!
Let the tricks begin!
Когда ты планируешь начина́ть?
When are you planning to begin?
I begin to find you tiresome.
Джордж почу́вствовал, что по́езд тро́нулся.
George felt the train begin to move.
I was the first to begin speaking.
Сулла начал убива́ть свои́х враго́в, и Цезарь зна́чился в спи́ске тех, ко́му бы́ло суждено умере́ть. Семья́ матери Цезаря умоля́ла о его поща́де, и Сулла неохотно согласи́лся. Затем Цезарь вступи́л в ри́мскую а́рмию и возврати́лся после сме́рти Суллы.
Sulla began to kill his enemies, and Caesar was on list of the people that he was going to kill. Caesar’s mother’s family begged for his life, and Sulla, reluctantly, spared him. Then Caesar joined the Roman army and returned after Sulla’s death.
It's useless to beg.
Возвестивший начало праздника колокол зазвонил.
The bell announcing the beginning of the celebration began to ring.



















