boo russian
улюлю́кать
to hoot, to jeer, to boo, to catcall
to halloo, to give the hunting cry
кни́га
book, volume
мужи́к
guy, man, bloke
peasant, muzhik
boor, uncouth person, lout
сапо́г
boot, top boot, jackboot
wader, thigh-high rubber boot
кни́жка
book (small), little book, booklet
omasum, third stomach (of ruminants)
за́пись
recording, record
entry, note, record
writing down, recording (act)
booking, registration, enrolment
notation
каби́на
cab, cabin, cockpit
booth, phone booth, cubicle
shower stall, shower cubicle
lift car, elevator car
боти́нок
ankle-high shoe, boot, shoe
бла́го
good, welfare, benefit
blessing, boon, good thing
goods, material benefits, amenities
since, seeing that, as
проспе́кт
avenue
prospectus, booklet, folder
заказа́ть
to order, to place an order for
to book, to reserve
подъём
ascent, climb, climbing
rise, upsurge, upturn, boom
enthusiasm, elation, high spirits, verve
lifting, raising, hoisting, salvaging (of a wreck)
slope, incline, uphill stretch
getting up, rising, reveille (military)
instep
учи́тывать
to take into account, to take into consideration, to allow for, to bear in mind
to keep account of, to take stock of, to record (in the books)
учёт
accounting, bookkeeping
consideration, taking into account
registration, record-keeping
stocktaking, inventory
statistical records
добы́ча
mining, extraction, production (of resources)
prey, catch, quarry
loot, booty, spoils
кни́жный
book-, of books, bookseller's
bookish, literary, abstract
bookshop, bookstore
пузы́рь
bubble
bladder
bottle (of booze)
little one, tot
тетра́дь
notebook, writing-book, exercise-book, copy-book
башма́к
shoe, heavy boot
chock, wheel chock, brake shoe
to be under someone's thumb
голо́вка
head (of a nail or bolt), head (of cabbage), bulb (of garlic), tip
little head
leadership, top brass, big shots
vamp (of a boot)
блокно́т
notebook, note-book, note pad, writing-pad
увели́чить
to increase, to raise, to augment, to boost
to enlarge, to expand, to extend
to magnify, to zoom in
бу́дка
booth, cabin, small hut
dog house, kennel
равнове́сие
(science/bookish/technical) equilibrium/balance
том
volume (of a book), volume (of a periodical)
volume (data storage)
ко́декс
code, code of law, statute book
code (of conduct), set of principles
codex
ва́ленок
felt boot
офо́рмить
to draw up, to process (officially), to register, to formalize
to apply for, to take out (a loan), to book (a ticket), to place (an order)
to hire officially, to take on (as an employee), to put on the payroll
to decorate, to design, to arrange, to lay out
вдоба́вок
in addition, to boot, moreover, into the bargain
бухга́лтер
book-keeper, accountant
уткну́ться
to bury (one's face), to press (one's face) into, to hide (one's face)
to bury oneself (in a book), to be engrossed (in), to stick one's nose (into)
to run into, to come to a dead end, to be stopped (by an obstacle)
ларёк
kiosk, stall, stand, booth
бро́ня
reservation, reserved quota, booking
exemption (from call-up), deferment
reservation slip, booking voucher
пу́хлый
plump, chubby, pudgy
thick, bulky, fat (of a book)
чи́слиться
to be listed, to be registered, to be on the books, to be on the register
to be counted as, to be reckoned among, to rank as, to count among
кио́ск
kiosk, booth
вы́пивка
booze, drink (alcoholic), liquor
drinking bout, booze-up, carouse
бах
boom / bang
ко́рка
crust, rind
peel, rind
scab
crust, layer, coating
book cover, binding
спиртно́й
alcoholic, spirituous
alcohol, liquor, spirits, booze
alcohol-, of alcohol
костра́
boon, shives, flax waste
подби́ть
to shoot down, to hit and disable, to knock out
to incite, to egg on, to put someone up to, to talk into
to line (a garment), to sole (boots)
сторо́нка
side
region, parts, native land
board of a book cover, cover board
ла́вочка
bench, little bench
small shop, stall, booth
clique, gang, outfit
грохота́ть
to rumble, to crash, to rattle, to roar
to thunder, to peal, to roll, to boom
поло́н
captivity, captive state
war booty, spoils of war
гря́нуть
to ring out, to crash out, to boom out, to peal
to break out, to erupt
to strike up (loudly), to burst into song
загуде́ть
to begin to buzz, to begin to hum, to start droning
to begin to drone, to begin to rumble, to start booming
to begin to sound (of a horn), to start hooting, to sound off
пья́нство
drunkenness, hard drinking, boozing, alcohol abuse
разнести́
to deliver, to carry around, to hand out
to spread, to circulate, to pass around
to scatter, to disperse, to blow about
to smash, to shatter, to destroy
to enter, to post, to book
to give a dressing down, to tear to pieces, to slam
сапо́жник
shoemaker, boot-maker, bungler
спра́вочник
reference book, handbook, guide
directory, yellow pages
зака́зывать
to order, to place an order for
to book, to reserve
to forbid, to prohibit
увели́чивать
to increase, to raise, to augment, to boost
to enlarge, to expand, to extend
to magnify, to zoom in on, to blow up (a photo)
пья́нка
drinking party, booze-up, drinking bout
heavy drinking, boozing, drunkenness
голени́ще
bootleg (literal), top
бага́жник
trunk (of a car), boot
luggage rack, carrier (on a bicycle), roof rack
хаба́р
loot, booty, swag
profit, gain, pickings, benefit
bribe, backhander
озари́ть
(bookish) to light up or illuminate
переплёт
binding, cover, bookbinding
scrape, jam, tight spot, fix
вои́стину
truly (bookish and outdated)
безо́бразный
(Bookish) Not having a clear appearance
кни́жечка
Little book, small book
апо́стол
apostle
Acts of the Apostles, Book of the Apostles
стенд
display board, notice board, information stand
exhibition stand, booth, sales stand
test bench, test rig, assembly bench
shooting range, trap-shooting range
разноси́ть
to deliver, to carry round, to distribute
to spread, to circulate
to scatter, to disperse, to blow about
to enter, to book, to post
to smash, to destroy, to tear to pieces
to tear apart (criticize), to give a dressing down, to blow up at
to break in (shoes), to wear in
гало́ша
galosh, golosh, rubbers, rubber boots
перечита́ть
to Read everything (book) to the end (re-read is wrong)
совоку́пность
(bookish) totality
угаса́ть
(bookish) to fade away/to lose strength/burn out
бухгалте́рия
book-keeping, bookkeeping, accounts department, counting-house
оформля́ть
to draw up, to make out, to process, to issue
to formalize, to put on an official footing, to legalize
to design, to decorate, to do the artwork for
to register, to enrol, to sign up, to book
to take out, to arrange, to apply for
шлагба́ум
barrier, boom barrier, bar (across a road)
преры́вистый
intermittent, broken or interrupted (having gaps) (bookish)
обре́з
sawed-off shotgun, sawn-off rifle
edge (of a book), trimmed edge
брошю́ра
booklet, pamphlet, brochure
сапожо́к
Boots
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
запи́ть
to wash down (with a drink), to drink after (something)
to start boozing, to hit the bottle, to go on a binge
каби́нка
stall, booth, cabin, cab
гуд
humming, buzzing, hum
droning, rumbling, booming
honking, hooting
зачита́ть
to read out, to read aloud
to keep (a borrowed book), to fail to return (a book)
безмо́лвие
(bookish) undisturbed silence
кало́ша
galosh, overshoe, rubber boot
slowcoach, dawdler, sleepyhead
old banger, jalopy, rattletrap
коло́дка
last (shoemaker's), boot-tree, shoe last
brake shoe, brake pad
block, base, chock
frog (of a bow), heel (of a bow)
бум
boom, economic upturn
sensation, hype, racket, fuss
balance beam, beam
paper
путеводи́тель
guide-book
уга́снуть
(bookish) to fade away/to lose strength/burn out
служе́ние
service (bookish)
заинтересо́ванность
(bookish) interest
изнеможе́ние
(bookish) exhaustion
ларь
chest, coffer, bin
stall, kiosk, booth
trough, chute
зарыва́ться
to bury oneself, to burrow, to dig in
to go too far, to overdo it, to overreach oneself, to get too big for one's boots
бон
voucher, receipt, chit
boom (in a harbour), floating barrier
зе́лье
potion, brew, poison (drink)
the stuff, booze, dope
snake in the grass, pest, pain in the neck
выпира́ть
to stick out, to protrude, to bulge out, to jut out
to push out, to shove out, to force out
to kick out, to throw out, to boot out
бу́ги
boogie
унт
high fur boot
выпива́ла
drunkard, boozer
круши́ть
(bookish/poetic/outdated) to destroy/break
Examples
I booked a seat.
Ты уме́ешь вести бухгалте́рию?
Can you do bookkeeping?
Ду́маю, если ты мне подсоби́шь, я смогу́ дотяну́ться до ве́тки.
I think I can reach the branch if you'll give me a boost.
Все о́трасли в го́роде процвета́ют.
All the industries in the city are booming.
Телефо́нных бу́док тут кот наплакал.
Telephone booths are as scarce as hen's teeth around here.
Он разбазарил насле́дство на гуля́нки и же́нщин.
He pissed away his inheritance on booze and loose women.
Вы не зна́ете, где можно найти́ ма́ленькие ковбо́йские сапоги́?
Do you know where I might find small cowboy boots?
В то вре́мя япо́нская эконо́мика была́ на небыва́лом подъёме.
The Japanese economy was in an unprecedented boom at that time.
Кни́га, кото́рую нужно запрети́ть прежде всего, - э́то катало́г запрещённых книг.
A book which, above all others in the world, should be forbidden, is a catalogue of forbidden books.
Безусловно, размещая на своём са́йте кно́пки се́рвисов социа́льных закла́док, вебмастеры ду́мают об улучше́нии рабо́ты с са́йтом в после́днюю о́чередь.
There is no doubt that enhancing user experience is the last thing webmasters think about when they add social bookmarking widgets to their sites.
Пока я размышля́л, стоит ли принима́ть таки́е стра́нные извинения, Кубатай полиста́л кни́жку и громко, выразительно прочита́л: "Пока я размышля́л, стоит ли принима́ть таки́е стра́нные извинения, Кубатай полиста́л кни́жку и громко, выразительно прочита́л: "Пока я размышля́л..." Бы́стрым движе́нием Холмс вы́хватил у Кубатая то́мик.
While I was thinking over whether I should accept such strange apologies, Coutabay leafed through the book and read loudly and expressively: "While I was thinking over whether I should accept such strange apologies, Coutabay leafed through the book and read loudly and expressively: 'While I was thinking...' Holmes quickly snatched the volume from Coutabay's hands.
«Гэнон сотвори́л челове́ка по о́бразу своему́ и заговори́л с созда́ниями свои́ми: «Вы мои́ пле́нники». Так, что э́то за чертовщи́на?» — «Э́то кни́га». — «Я спосо́бен узна́ть кни́гу по ви́ду, сестра́ Айпо. Что за кни́га—» — «Чита́й кни́гу!» — «Вот ду́ра».
Ganon made man in his image, and spoke to his creations: You are my prisoners." Wait, what the hell is this..?" "It's a book." "I know a book if I see one, Sister Ipo. What book—" "Read the book!" "You goose."
Если ты чита́ешь по десять страни́ц ка́ждый день, к концу́ года ты прочита́ешь восемнадцать книг объёмом в двести страни́ц. Как бы измени́ли твою́ жизнь э́ти кни́ги?
If you read ten pages every day, by the end of the year you'll have read eighteen books of two hundred pages each. How would those books change your life?
Слова "bookstore" и "bookshop" зна́чат одно и то же.
The words bookstore and bookshop have the same meaning.
Алиса начала очень скуча́ть: она сиде́ла рядом с сестро́й на берегу и ничего не де́лала. Ра́за два она загляну́ла в кни́гу, кото́рую чита́ла ее сестра́, но там не бы́ло ни карти́нок, ни разгово́ров. «И что за по́льза от кни́ги, — поду́мала она, — в кото́рой нет разгово́ров или карти́нок?»
Alice was beginning to get very tired of sitting by her sister on the bank, and of having nothing to do: once or twice she had peeped into the book her sister was reading, but it had no pictures or conversations in it, 'and what is the use of a book,' thought Alice 'without pictures or conversation?'
С по́мощью электро́нных читалок лю́ди скло́нны чита́ть более открове́нные кни́ги, потому что во вре́мя чте́ния им не прихо́дится всем пока́зывать обло́жку.
People tend to read more saucy books on an e-book reader because they don't have to show the cover while reading.
В антиква́рном магази́не я случа́йно натолкну́лся на ре́дкую кни́гу.
I happened upon a rare book in an antiquarian bookstore.
Мы познакомились с букинистом на книжной ярмарке.
We met an antiquarian bookseller at the book fair.
Опытный брошюровщик быстро собрал книгу.
The experienced bookbinder assembled the book quickly.
Брошюровщица аккуратно сшивает страницы книги.
The bookbinder neatly stitches the pages of the book together.
В библиотеке есть большое книгохранилище для старых книг.
The library has a large book depository for old books.
Полка, уставленная книгами, занимала всю стену.
The bookshelf, filled with books, covered the entire wall.
Убережённые от огня книги стоят в шкафу.
The books, saved from the fire, are standing in the bookcase.



















