both russian
и
and
emphasizing particle
both ... and ...
о́ба
both
обо
about (used only with first person prepositional case pronoun)
a variant of "о" and "об"
both
against, upon
перебива́ться
keep going, get by, make both ends meet
друго́е
another, different, otherwise, both
обжа́ривать
fry, fry on both sides, all over
обжа́риваться
be fried on both sides
обжа́рить
fry, fry on both sides, all over
взаимоприемлемый
mutually acceptable
acceptable to both sides
доста́ть
to reach
to take, to take out, to fetch
to get, obtain, procure
to annoy, bother, pester
меша́ть
to interfere, disturb, bother, confuse, hinder
to mix
лезть
to climb, to get into
to crawl, to scramble
meddle, butt-in
to fall out (hair or fur), come out
to bother, to annoy
надое́сть
to get tired of, to bore
to annoy, to pester, to bother, to plague
беспоко́иться
worry, trouble, bother, to be anxious
помеша́ть
to interfere, disturb, bother, confuse, hinder
to mix
приста́ть
to bother
пристава́ть
bother
обеспоко́ить
to disturb or trouble/bother
Cause trouble or inconvenience to someone
тереби́ть
to pull (at something), to tug at, to fiddle with, to finger, bother, pester
ну́дный
boring, tedious, dull, tiresome
nagging, annoying, bothersome
утружда́ть
trouble, bother
тормоши́ть
pull, bother, pester
докопа́ться
to dig down to
find truth of
to bother
удосу́житься
to bother to
(colloquial) to find time (for), to get around (to), to manage (to)
привя́зываться
attach oneself / bother, pester
побеспоко́ить
trouble bother worry
докуча́ть
bother, pester, plague, importune
вожжа́ться
bother oneself, trouble oneself
to dawdle, mess around
затормоши́ть
start bothering, bother to death
побеспоко́иться
trouble, worry, bother
прили́пчивый
sticking, adhesive, boring, bothersome, catching
морочиться
to bother with, to trouble oneself with, to fuss over
заморо́читься
to bother (oneself with), to take trouble (over), to get hung up (on)
маета́
bother, fuss, trouble, torment, drudgery
хлопота́ние
trouble, bother, fuss, hassle, exertion
solicitation, intercession, petition, good offices, advocacy
беспоко́ивший
disturbing (in the past), bothering (in the past), worrying (in the past), that disturbed, that bothered, that worried
вожжа́ющийся
meddling, annoying, bothersome, intrusive
вози́вшийся
fussing, tinkering, pottering, busying oneself, bothering with
докуча́вший
Annoying, bothering, pestering
докуча́ющий
annoying, bothersome, troublesome, importunate
долбаемый
pounded, hammered, badgered, harassed, bothered, nagged
донима́вший
pestering, annoying, harassing, bothering
донима́емый
pestered, bothered, plagued, harassed, annoyed, tormented
донима́ющий
annoying, nagging, bothersome, persistent, harassing
доня́ть
to annoy, to bother, to pester, to wear out, to get to, to exhaust someone's patience
допека́вший
annoying, pestering, bothering, badgering
досажда́ющий
annoying, bothersome, irritating, pestering
достававший
who was getting, who was obtaining, who was reaching for, who was taking out
who was bothering, who was annoying, who was pestering
доставу́чий
pesky, annoying, bothersome, importunate
достающий
reaching, getting, obtaining
annoying, bothering, irritating
забо́тивший
worrying, bothering, concerning, that worried, that bothered, that concerned
заеда́вший
jamming, sticking, getting stuck, seizing
eating with/after, washing down (with)
tormenting, bothering, troubling, gnawing (at)
меша́вший
hindering, interfering, disturbing, bothering, obstructive
меша́ющийся
interfering, obstructive, getting in the way, bothersome
мозо́ливший
chafing, galling
annoying, bothering, irritating
мороченный
troubled, confused, bothered, bewildered
морочившийся
bothering oneself, troubling oneself, fussing over, struggling with
надоеда́вший
annoying, bothersome, tedious
надоеда́ющий
annoying, boring, tiresome, bothersome
насоли́вший
having annoyed, having bothered, having caused trouble, having harmed
побеспоко́ивший
having bothered, having disturbed, having troubled
повози́вшийся
who has fussed (with), who has tinkered (with), who has bothered (with)
позабо́тившийся
having taken care, having looked after, having bothered
посуети́вшийся
having fussed, having bothered (oneself), having hurried (a bit)
похлопота́вший
having taken trouble, having made an effort, having interceded, having fussed, having bothered
тереби́вший
pulling, tugging, plucking, bothering, worrying
теребимый
being tugged, being pulled, being plucked, being ruffled, being dishevelled
being pestered, being bothered, being worried
тормоша́щий
stirring, rummaging, messing up
disturbing, bothering, disquieting, unsettling
удосу́живавшийся
who took the trouble, who bothered, who found time, who deigned
удосу́живающийся
deigning, taking the trouble, finding time, bothering
удосу́жившийся
who bothered, who deigned, who took the trouble, who found time
утруди́ть
to trouble, to bother, to inconvenience, to burden
утруди́ться
to make an effort, to take pains, to exert oneself, to bother, to tire oneself out
утружда́вший
troubling, bothering, burdensome, fatiguing
утружда́вшийся
who had exerted oneself, who had toiled, who had bothered
замора́чиваться
to bother, to fuss over
to get hung up, to obsess
to complicate things for oneself
Examples
The sisters are both blondes.
Вы оба сего́дня произвели́ большо́е впечатле́ние. Я горжу́сь вами.
You've both been very impressive today. I'm proud of you.
Он говори́т и по-английски, и по-французски.
He speaks both English and French.
Так как же́нщины беру́т на себя все больше обя́занностей на рабо́те и в о́бществе, счита́ется, что увели́чивается коли́чество же́нщин, имеющих стресс из-за ухо́да за детьми́ и рабо́ты.
Since women are taking on more responsibilities at work and in the community, it is said that the number of women with stress from both child-rearing and work is increasing.
И побе́да, и пораже́ние — всего лишь повседневные ве́щи для солда́та.
Both victory and defeat are but an everyday occurrence to a soldier.
Во́ин осознаёт как свои́ преиму́щества, так и недоста́тки.
The warrior is conscious of both his strength and his weakness.
Россия отве́ргла оба тре́бования.
Russia rejected both demands.
Афганиста́н и Ира́н в ХХ ве́ке не́сколько раз меня́ли свои́ госуда́рственные ги́мны.
Afghanistan and Iran both changed their national anthems several times in the course of the 20th century.
Айви Бин, са́мый ста́рый по́льзователь Фейсбука и Твиттера, сконча́лась в во́зрасте ста четырёх лет.
Ivy Bean, the oldest user of both Facebook and Twitter, died at 104.
У городско́й жи́зни есть как преиму́щества, так и недоста́тки.
There are both advantages and disadvantages to city living.
Мы собира́емся пригласи́ть и Тома, и Мэри.
We plan to invite both Tom and Mary.
На нас ока́зывают влия́ние и окруже́ние, и насле́дственность.
We are influenced both by environment and by heredity.
У Тома оба роди́теля бы́ли учителя́ми.
Tom's parents were both teachers.
Both of them are very cute.
Обе его сестры́ прекра́сны.
His sisters are both beautiful.
А что, если совмести́ть оба?
What about the combination of both?
Ты найдешь обе кни́ги интере́сными.
You will find both of the books interesting.
Я зараба́тываю доста́точно де́нег для нас обоих, чтобы жить комфортно.
I make enough money for the both of us to live comfortably.
Она потеря́ла обоих свои́х роди́телей.
She has lost both her parents.
Россия отклони́ла оба тре́бования.
Russia rejected both demands.
Судья́ должен быть справедли́вым по отноше́нию к обеим кома́ндам.
The referee must be fair to both teams.
Он очень хорошо говори́т и по-английски, и по-французски.
He can speak both English and French very well.
Фома и Иван — оба уме́лые алхи́мики. Фома часто ока́зывается более иску́сным, но у обоих случа́ются взры́вы в лаборато́рии.
Tom and John are both competent alchemists. Tom often shows himself to be the more skillful, but both experience explosions in the lab.



















