buck russian
бакс
buck, dollar
саме́ц
male, he-, buck, dog
взбодри́ться
to cheer up, to perk up, to refresh oneself, to buck up
взбодри́ть
to embolden, to reassure, to cheer up, to buck up
карте́чь
case-shot, grape-shot, buck-shot
перестрахо́вываться
to play safe, to be overcautious, to hedge one's bets
to cover oneself (against blame), to avoid taking responsibility, to pass the buck
to get reinsured, to take out reinsurance
са́йка
roll, white roll, wheat roll
polar cod, Arctic cod
spike buck, young stag
spike (antler of a young stag)
взба́дривать
to embolden, to reassure, to cheer up, to buck up
подбодря́ть
to cheer up, to hearten, to buck up
to encourage, to spur on, to cheer on
валу́х
wether, castrated buck
ко́зуля
roe, roe-buck
футбо́лить
to kick (a ball) around, to play football, to play soccer
to pass the buck, to fob off, to kick around (a problem)
крупени́к
buck-wheat pudding with curds
отфутболивавший
buck-passing, fobbing off, deflecting responsibility
ведро́
bucket, pail
bin, trash can, rubbish bin
щит
shield, buckler, protective shield
panel, control panel, switchboard
board, billboard, sign board
screen, snow fence, protective panel
sluice gate, gate valve
shell, carapace, tortoise shell
scutum, scute, plate
пристёгнутый
fastened, buckled, attached
подо́хнуть
to die off, to kick the bucket (informal, often about animals or in large numbers)
дробь
fraction
shot, pellets, buckshot
drumroll, pitter-patter, rapid tapping
slash, oblique stroke
ведёрко
bucket, basket
пря́жка
buckle, clasp
пристёгиваться
to buckle up, to fasten oneself, to strap oneself in
загну́ться
to kick the bucket, to croak, to die
to conk out, to break down, to pack up
to bend, to curl up, to turn up
деформа́ция
deformation, buckling, distortion
ковш
ladle, dipper, scoop
bucket, scoop, shovel (of a digger)
casting ladle, pouring ladle
застёгнутый
fastened, buttoned, zipped, buckled
прогиба́ться
to sag, to bend, to give way, to buckle
to give in, to yield, to submit, to comply
загиба́ться
to curl up, to turn up, to turn down, to bend over
to kick the bucket, to croak, to be dying, to peg out
to be bent over, to be folded in, to be turned in
окочу́риться
to croak, to peg out, to kick the bucket
околе́ть
to die (of an animal), to perish, to croak, to kick the bucket
to be freezing, to be numb with cold, to be chilled to the bone
гре́чка
buckwheat
коро́бить
to jar on (someone), to grate on, to make wince, to repel
to warp, to buckle, to make bend
нале́чь
to lean on, to press down on, to put one's weight on
to apply oneself, to buckle down, to work with a will
to press, to urge, to push
гре́чневый
buckwheat (adj)
подка́шиваться
to give way/buckle (knees or legs)
черпа́к
scoop, ladle, dipper
bucket (of a dredger), scoop (of an excavator), scooping device
подкоси́ться
to buckle, to give way
впря́чься
to get involved, to take on, to buckle down
элева́тор
grain elevator, grain silo, elevator (for grain)
hoist, bucket elevator, lift
пана́мка
sun hat, panama hat, bucket hat
Panamanian woman
водоно́с
water-carrier, water bearer
yoke for water buckets, carrying frame for water
корёжить
to warp, to bend, to twist, to buckle
to writhe, to convulse, to be racked
to upset, to hurt, to disturb, to get to (someone)
гре́ча
buckwheat
покоро́бить
to warp, to buckle, to become warped
to jar on, to make cringe, to put off
покорёжить
to twist, to warp, to deform, to buckle
гречи́ха
buckwheat plant
круши́на
buckthorn
брыка́ющийся
kicking, bucking
но́рия
noria, bucket chain
ковшо́вый
bucket, scoop, dipper, ladle (attributive)
подогну́ться
to bend, to give way, to buckle
у́гольник
coal scuttle, coal bucket
coal shed, coal store
charcoal kiln, charcoal stack
charcoal burner
подпоя́саться
to gird oneself, to belt oneself, to put on a belt
to buckle down, to get ready (for work), to brace oneself
облепи́ха
sea-buckthorn
подстёгнутый
spurred, incited, accelerated, boosted
fastened, buckled, clipped, buttoned
дробово́й
buckshot, shotgun (as in shotgun shell or shotgun pellets)
подо́хший
dead, croaked, kicked the bucket (informal)
окочу́рившийся
dead, deceased, (colloquial) kicked the bucket
подвёртываться
to turn up, to come along, to present itself, to crop up
to twist (of an ankle), to buckle under, to slip (of a foot)
to be tucked up, to be turned up, to fold under
лоси́на
elk-skin, chamois leather, buckskins, buckskin breeches
запряга́ться
to buckle down, to get down to work, to take on (a task)
to be harnessed, to let oneself be harnessed
to shoot up, to inject drugs, to get a fix
подла́мывать
to buckle, to give way, to sag, to tremble (about legs)
ляга́ющийся
kicking, bucking
покоро́бленный
warped, buckled, distorted
подкоси́вшийся
buckled, having given way, weakened, faltering
одноковшо́вый
single-bucket
пристегну́вший
having fastened, who has fastened, that has fastened, buckled (referring to the one who performed the action)
прогиба́вшийся
bending, sagging, buckling, having bent
коро́бленный
warped, buckled, distorted
брыка́вшийся
kicking, bucking
подгиба́ющийся
bending, buckling, giving way, yielding
покорёживший
distorted, warped, buckled, crumpled
застегну́вшийся
fastened, buttoned, zipped, buckled
подка́шивающийся
giving way, buckling, faltering
подка́шивавшийся
buckling, giving way, failing
пристёгивающий
fastening, strapping, buckling
пристёгивавший
fastening, buckling, attaching
подогну́вшийся
bent, buckled, doubled up (of knees, legs)
брыкающий
kicking, bucking
брыкавший
kicking, bucking, that kicked, that bucked
бучённый
soaked, steeped, bucked
бу́чимый
being bucked, being scoured (with lye), undergoing lye washing
коро́бящийся
warping, buckling, curling up, prone to warping
коро́бившийся
warped, distorted, curled, buckled
настёгивающий
fastening on, buckling on, buttoning on, stitching on
подгиба́ющий
bending under, tucking under, folding under, buckling
прогиба́вший
sagging, bending, buckling, giving way
заламывавшийся
breaking, bending, buckling, creasing
подла́мывавший
bending, buckling, giving way, breaking under
подламываемый
giving way, buckling, breaking (from underneath), being undermined
подла́мывавшийся
buckling, giving way, breaking (under pressure), collapsing
подломи́вший
having buckled (something), having snapped (something), that broke (underneath), that caused to give way
вёдрами
by the bucketful
подла́мывающий
breaking, causing to buckle, causing to give way
undermining, weakening, subverting
прогну́вший
bent, sagged, buckled
caved in, yielded, given in, conceded
покоро́бивший
warped, distorted, buckled, bent
offensive, hurtful, disturbing, upsetting
Examples
I'm tracking a buck.
Собу де́лают из гре́чневой муки, а удон и кисимэн — из обыкнове́нной пшени́чной.
Soba is made of buckwheat flour, and udon and kishimen are made of plain wheat flour.
Ты когда-нибудь ви́дел Букингемский дворе́ц?
Have you ever seen Buckingham Palace?
Ты когда-нибудь ви́дела Букингемский дворе́ц?
Have you ever seen Buckingham Palace?
This bucket leaks.
Fill the bucket with water.
Tom's knees buckled.
Не пыта́йся переложи́ть отве́тственность.
Don't try to pass the buck.
This bucket has a bullet hole in it.
Bring me a bucket of water.
Маша напо́лнила ведёрко песко́м с по́мощью пла́стиковой лопа́тки.
Mary filled her bucket with sand using a plastic shovel.
Bring a bucket of apples.
Пристегни́ реме́нь безопа́сности.
Buckle your seatbelt.
Пристегни́те ваши ремни́ безопа́сности.
Buckle your seat belts.
Buckwheat has become more expensive.
Ковш экскаватора поднял много земли.
The excavator bucket lifted a large amount of soil.
Ковш подъёмного крана медленно опустился.
The crane bucket slowly descended.
Заключённый вынес парашу рано утром.
The prisoner emptied the slop bucket early in the morning.
Эмалированное ведро висело возле колодца.
An enameled bucket was hanging by the well.



















