brandish russian

• помаха́ть

  to wave, to wave to

  to wave (something), to swing, to brandish

• махну́ть

  to wave, to give a wave, to wave to (someone)

  to swing, to brandish, to flourish

  to give up on, to wash one's hands of, to dismiss with a wave

  to dash off, to head off, to rush off (to a place)

  to leap, to jump (over), to vault

  to knock back (a drink), to down (a shot)

  to swap, to trade, to exchange

• потряса́ть

  to shock, to stun, to shake (emotionally)

  to amaze, to impress deeply

  to shake, to brandish

• размаха́ться

  to wave, to brandish

• разма́хивающий

  waving, swinging, brandishing

• маха́ющий

  waving, flapping, brandishing

• разма́хивавший

  waving, swinging, brandishing

• бряца́ющий

  clanging, jingling, rattling, clanking

  brandishing (weapons), rattling (a sabre), flaunting (power)

• взмахну́вший

  having waved, having flapped, having swung, having brandished

• взма́хивающий

  waving, swinging, brandishing, flapping

• взма́хивавший

  waving, swinging, brandishing

• вымахиваемый

  being swung, being waved, being brandished

• разма́хивавшийся

  swinging, brandishing, waving (one's arms)

Examples

• Бряцающий оружием сосед всех пугает.

  The neighbor who goes around brandishing weapons frightens everyone.