bun russian
бу́лочка
roll, bun, bread roll
бу́лка
bun, roll, white roll
white bread, loaf of white bread
пучо́к
bunch, bundle, tuft
bun, knot
fascicle, bundle (of fibres)
коро́вка
little cow, cow (affectionate)
lesbian
porcini, penny bun, boletus
плю́шка
bun, sweet roll, pastry
chubby person, roly-poly, dumpling (of a person)
at sign, @
пы́шка
doughnut, fritter, sweet bun
plump woman, chubby girl, butterball, dumpling
колобо́к
small round loaf, bun, round bread roll
chubby person, roly-poly, dumpling (chubby person)
кала́чик
small roll, bun
сло́йка
puff pastry, puff pastry bun, pastry
layering, laminating (dough)
сдо́бный
rich (dough), short (pastry), sweet (bun)
пампу́шка
pampushka, small round bread roll, Ukrainian bun
doughnut, fritter, pancake
соснови́к
pine bolete, king bolete, penny bun
городови́к
porcini mushroom, penny bun
шля́па
hat
duffer, bungler
паке́т
bag, plastic bag, paper bag
package, parcel, packet
package, set, bundle
по́лка
shelf, rack, ledge
berth, bunk, sleeping shelf
weeding
связа́ть
to connect, to link, to join
to tie, to bind, to tie up (into a bundle)
to put (someone) in touch, to connect (by phone)
to knit, to crochet
to bind (by an obligation)
to tie up (a person), to bind hand and foot
конве́рт
envelope
baby wrap, bunting bag, sleeping bag (for a baby)
за́яц
hare, rabbit, bunny
fare dodger, stowaway, gate-crasher
па́чка
packet, pack
bundle, stack, sheaf, batch
tutu
у́зел
knot
node, hub, junction
unit, assembly
bundle
буке́т
bouquet, bunch of flowers, posy, nosegay
bouquet, aroma
пирожо́к
pastry, buns
бунт
riot, rebellion, mutiny, revolt
bale, bundle, stack
ко́йка
bunk, cot, berth, narrow bed
hospital bed
сби́ться
to lose the way, to go astray, to get off (course), to fall out of step
to get confused, to falter, to stumble (in speech), to lose the thread
to lose count, to lose track
to slip out of place, to get crooked, to slide to one side
to huddle together, to cluster, to bunch up
по́рох
gunpowder
hothead, firebrand
livewire, bundle of energy
за́йка
bunny
кисть
brush, paintbrush
hand
cluster, bunch, raceme
tassel
свя́зка
bunch, bundle
ligament, cord (vocal)
rope team, roped party
binding, tying together
нар
bunk, plank bed
за́йчик
bunny
сапо́жник
shoemaker, boot-maker, bungler
шу
whisper, rustle
whoosh, shoo
phew
ribbon rosette, bunch of ribbons
Shu (Chinese surname)
овся́нка
oatmeal, oatmeal porridge, bunting
комо́к
lump, clot, clump
ball, huddled bundle
бу́нкер
bunker, underground shelter
hopper, bin, storage bin
наваля́ть
to beat up, to thrash, to give a beating
to botch, to bungle, to dash off carelessly
to pile up, to heap up, to dump (a load of)
to felt (make by felting), to full (wool)
запоро́ть
to screw up, to bungle, to botch
to beat to death, to flog to death
дот
pillbox, bunker, fortified firing position
свёрток
package, parcel, bundle
растя́па
muddler, blunderer, dunderhead, bungler
озорни́к
mischievous child, bundle of mischief, mischief-maker
бунгало
bungalow
узело́к
small knot, nodule, bundle
куль
sack, mat-bag
bundle of straw, truss of straw
вы́водок
brood, litter, hatch
bunch, troop, swarm (of people)
тюк
bale, bundle, package
бредя́тина
nonsense, rubbish, bunk, hogwash
крольчо́нок
bunny, baby rabbit, kit
двухъя́русный
double-layered, bunk
прока́зница
a bundle of mischief
наро́дец
a curious folk, a certain kind of people, a peculiar bunch, little people
прошля́пить
to miss, to bungle, to mess up, to blow
озорни́ца
mischievous child, bundle of mischief, mischief-maker
увяза́ть
to get stuck (in mud), to sink in, to get bogged down
to get bogged down (in), to become entangled (in), to get mired (in)
to tie up, to bundle up, to pack up (with cord)
to coordinate (with), to link up (with), to bring into line (with)
за́инька
Bunny
схрон
hideout, cache, secret stash, bunker
фокуси́ровать
to focus, to concentrate, to bundle (rays)
to focus (a lens), to bring into focus, to adjust the focus of
сби́вшийся
lost, gone astray, off course
confused, muddled, bewildered
rumpled, bunched up, out of place
набега́ть
to run onto, to wash over, to run up against
to come running (in numbers), to flock together, to gather
to accumulate, to add up, to mount up
to ruck up, to bunch up (in folds)
как на подбор
The best of the bunch
сдо́ба
shortening, cakes, buns
вту́лка
hub
bushing, bush, bearing bush
sleeve, liner, socket
plug, bung
заку́танный
wrapped up, muffled up, bundled up
порта́чить
to bungle, to tinker
кото́мка
knapsack, bundle, satchel
завора́чиваться
to wrap oneself up (in), to bundle oneself up, to muffle oneself up
to turn up, to roll up, to ride up, to curl up
to turn off, to turn aside, to bend (of a road)
to be screwed tight, to get stuck (of a screw), to jam
to go crazy, to lose it, to be off one's head
уку́танный
wrapped up, bundled up, muffled up, swaddled
пыж
wad, wadding
plug, bung, stopper
empty grain, blind seed
wooden stick (in a throwing game)
гурьба́
crowd, throng, bunch, gang
выпи́хивать
to push out, to bundle out, to shove out
бунд
Bund
увя́зываться
to tag along, to follow (persistently), to dog someone's steps, to insist on accompanying
to be coordinated, to fit together, to tie in (with), to tally
to be packed up, to be tied up in bundles
запа́рывать
to screw up, to bungle, to botch, to ruin
to flog to death, to beat to death
тата́рка
Tatar woman, Tatar
Welsh onion, bunching onion
увя́зывать
to tie up, to bundle up, to pack up, to strap
to link (with), to tie in (with), to coordinate, to reconcile
ку́таться
to wrap oneself up, to muffle oneself up, to bundle up
дзот
pillbox, bunker
вяза́нка
bundle (of firewood, brushwood)
кропа́ть
to scribble, to botch, to bungle, to cobble together
to sew, to mend, to patch
дубро́вка
germander
yellow-breasted bunting
сгруди́ться
to crowd, to bunch
пако́вка
packing, packaging
bundle, bale
бундеста́г
Bundestag
ко́ечка
small bed, cot, little bed
small bunk, little berth, hammock (sailor's)
бунчу́к
horsetail standard, bunchuk, horsetail (as a badge of office)
jingling Johnny, Turkish crescent
пачкотня́
scribbling, scrawl, daub, smearing
bungling, botched work, hack work
пучко́вый
bundled, bunch-type, fascicular, beam (as in 'beam radiation')
бракоде́л
bungler, slipshod worker
головотя́пство
bungling
увя́занный
tied up, bound, bundled
linked, connected, embedded, involved
головотя́п
bungler, muddler
напоро́ть
to unstitch (a quantity), to rip open, to undo (seams)
to talk (nonsense), to babble, to spout
to bungle, to botch up, to blunder
to tear, to cut (on something sharp), to gash
навью́чить
to load (a pack animal), to load up, to lade
to bundle into packs, to tie up into loads
порта́ч
bungler, tinker
кошкода́в
cat-strangler, cat-killer, cat torturer
bad musician (especially violinist), bungler, klutz
тру́сик
little coward, scaredy-cat, chicken
rabbit, bunny, hare
бу́ндовец
Bundist
бункеро́вка
bunkering, coaling
Examples
Те, кто в спо́ре испо́льзуют перехо́ды на ли́чности в ка́честве аргуме́нта, - ста́до дрему́чих тупи́ц.
People who resort to ad hominem arguments are all a bunch of backwoods jackasses.
Э́то ку́чка поме́шанных долбоёбов.
This is a bunch of indoctrinated morons.
Сколько стоит гроздь виногра́да?
How much does a bunch of grapes cost?
Вместо того́, чтобы учи́ть италья́нский, я занима́юсь ерундо́й.
Instead of studying Italian, I'm wasting time on a bunch of nonsense.
«Восемь деся́тков и семь лет назад наши отцы́ уде́лали ку́чку слабаков». — «Харкиниан, всё не так, и ты э́то зна́ешь». — «Тихо! Я веду́ расска́з, так что позволь мне продо́лжить».
Fourscore and seven years ago, our forefathers owned a bunch of scrubs. "Harkinian, that's not right and you know it." "Quiet! I'm enjoying my tale, so let me tell my story."
Мно́жество люде́й поги́бли во вре́мя взры́ва.
A bunch of people died in the explosion.
Вы ве́рите в пасха́льного кро́лика?
Do you believe in the Easter Bunny?
Ты ве́ришь в пасха́льного кро́лика?
Do you believe in the Easter Bunny?
Двухъя́русные крова́ти — э́то спо́соб сэконо́мить ме́сто.
Bunk beds are a way to save space.
Grapes grow in bunches.
Oh, a chocolate bunny!
Вы все — ку́чка неуда́чников.
You're all a bunch of losers.
Звёздная сборная Германии вновь, в четвёртый раз в свое́й исто́рии, поднима́ется на футбольный Эверест ми́ра. После 24-летней па́узы бундесмашина продолжа́ет "производи́ть" свои́ побе́ды.
Germany's star-studded national team is once again climbing to the summit of the footballing world, for the fourth time in its history. After a 24-year pause, the Bundesmachine continues to “produce” its victories.
Том панически бои́тся тряпи́чных за́йчиков.
Tom is panically afraid of fluffy bunnies.
Бабушка завязала узелок с продуктами.
Grandmother tied up a small bundle of food.



















