burn russian
горе́ть
to burn, to be on fire
to be lit, to be on
to glow, to shine
печь
to bake
to scorch, to beat down (of the sun), to burn
сжечь
to burn, to burn up, to incinerate
to burn down, to destroy by fire
спали́ть
to burn down, to incinerate, to burn up, to reduce to ashes
to scorch, to singe
попали́ть
to burn (for a while), to scorch, to singe
to fire (for a while), to shoot for a while, to blaze away for a bit
сгоре́ть
to burn (to be consumed by fire)
пыла́ть
to blaze, to flame, to burn fiercely
to glow, to be flushed, to burn (of cheeks)
to burn (with emotion), to be aflame (with)
жечь
to burn
ожо́г
burn, burn wound, scald
sunburn
обже́чь
to burn, to scald, to scorch
to fire (pottery), to calcine, to roast (ore)
пал
grass fire, wildfire, steppe fire, slash-and-burn burning
burnt-over area, site of a fire
bollard, mooring post, pawl
paladin
пропали́ть
to burn through, to scorch a hole in, to singe through
to fire, to blast away, to let off a shot
пали́ть
to fire, to shoot, to blaze away
to scorch, to blaze down, to be scorching hot
to burn down, to destroy by fire, to raze
to singe, to burn, to scorch
to catch red-handed, to catch in the act, to bust
подже́чь
to set fire, to set on fire, to burn slightly
сжига́ть
to burn, to cremate
вы́палить
to fire, to shoot, to fire off (a shot)
to blurt out, to rattle off, to come out with
to burn off, to burn out, to smoke out
вы́гореть
to burn down, to burn out, to be gutted by fire
to fade, to become bleached, to lose its colour
to burn out, to be burnt out
to work out, to come off, to succeed
загора́ться
to catch fire, to begin to burn, to ignite
to light up, to come on, to start to glow
to flare up, to break out, to blaze up
to be fired with (an idea), to become eager
обжига́ть
to burn, to scald, to scorch, to singe
to fire, to bake, to kiln
to roast, to calcine
вы́жечь
to burn out, to burn down, to scorch, to cauterize
угаса́ть
(bookish) to fade away/to lose strength/burn out
догора́ть
to burn low
сгора́ть
to be burnt down, to be consumed, to be used up, to burn
уга́снуть
(bookish) to fade away/to lose strength/burn out
щипа́ть
to pinch, to nip, to tweak
to sting, to burn, to bite (of frost)
to pluck, to pull out
to nibble, to graze on, to browse
to shred, to tear into small pieces
зажига́ться
to light up, to come on, to go on
to catch fire, to ignite, to start to burn
to become enthusiastic, to be fired up, to light up (with excitement)
вы́дохнуться
to run out of steam, to be exhausted, to burn out
поджига́ть
to set fire, to set on fire, to burn slightly
полыхну́ть
to blaze, to burn
топи́ться
to burn, to melt, to drown oneself
погоре́ть
to be burnt out, to burn down, to fail, to burn
пы́хать
to blaze, to flame, to burn brightly
to give off (heat), to radiate, to put forth
to be the picture of (health), to be bursting with, to be full of
to snort, to puff, to breathe heavily
to smoke, to puff (on a pipe)
прогоре́ть
to burn through, to burn a hole in
to burn out, to burn down completely
to go bust, to go under, to go bankrupt
to fall through, to fail
припека́ть
to be hot, to scorch, to beat down (of the sun), to burn
to bake in addition, to bake some more
to bake on, to stick while baking
to sear, to roast
ошпа́рить
to scald, to burn (with boiling water)
to scald, to pour boiling water over, to blanch (with boiling water)
шпа́рить
to rattle off, to fire away, to rattle away, to go at it
to scald, to burn (skin with boiling water)
пальну́ть
to burn
перегоре́ть
to burn out, to fuse, to burn through, to rot through
обже́чься
to burn yourself
садни́ть
to burn, to smart
пламене́ть
to blaze, to be ablaze, to flame
to glow red, to be aglow
to burn (with passion), to be aflame (with feeling)
обжига́ться
to burn oneself
прожига́ть
to burn through
вы́есть
to eat out (the inside), to hollow out (by eating), to gnaw out
to corrode, to eat away, to burn away
выжига́ть
to burn out, to burn down, to scorch, to cauterize
распаля́ться
to get burning hot, to burn, to be incensed
оже́чь
to burn
затуха́ть
to go out (slowly), to die down, to be extinguished, to burn out
to fade, to decay, to be damped, to die away
to wane, to subside, to cool off, to fizzle out
догоре́ть
to burn low
проже́чь
to burn through
подгоре́ть
to burn slightly
поже́чь
to burn up, to destroy by fire
выгора́ть
to burn down, to be burnt out, to be gutted by fire
to fade, to become bleached, to lose its colour
to work out, to come off, to succeed
приже́чь
to cauterize, to sear, to burn (a wound)
to scorch, to singe, to burn slightly
прижига́ть
to cauterize, to sear, to burn (a wound)
to singe, to scorch, to burn slightly
выпа́ливать
to fire, to shoot, to let off (a shot)
to blurt out, to rattle off, to come out with
to burn off, to scorch, to singe
иста́пливать
to heat thoroughly, to burn up (as fuel), to use up (firewood)
to melt down, to render (fat), to melt
кади́ть
to burn incense, to flatter
обва́ривать
to scald, to pour boiling water over, to blanch
to scald, to burn (with boiling liquid)
to weld all around
перегора́ть
to burn out, to fuse, to burn through, to rot through
пережа́рить
to overcook, to overfry, to overroast, to burn (while frying)
to fry all of, to roast the whole lot of
подсе́ка
slash-and-burn clearing, burnt-over clearing, assart
slash-and-burn farming, swidden cultivation
прогора́ть
to burn through, to burn out
to burn down, to burn out
to go bankrupt, to go bust, to be ruined
to fail, to fall through, to come to nothing
раста́пливаться
to start to burn, to get going, to heat up
to melt, to melt down, to dissolve
to thaw, to melt away
подгора́ть
to burn slightly
отъеда́ть
to eat off, to bite off, to nibble off
to eat away, to corrode, to burn away
отъе́сть
to bite off, to eat off, to nibble off, to gnaw off
to eat away, to corrode, to burn away
to finish eating, to finish one's meal
сожгу́т
burn, burn up, burn down, incinerate
возжига́ть
to Burn
пережига́ть
to burn through, to burn a hole in
to over-burn, to over-roast, to over-fire (bricks or lime)
to burn up too much, to use up (fuel), to burn all of
переже́чь
to burn through, to burn out (a fuse)
to over-roast, to burn too much, to scorch
to burn up (all of), to use up too much fuel
же́чься
to sting, to burn
to burn oneself
сже́чься
to burn oneself, to get burnt
to burn down, to burn out
to burn out, to exhaust oneself
припе́чь
to scorch, to burn slightly, to beat down on
to bake thoroughly, to cook well, to roast through
прога́р
burn-through, hole, scorched spot
сжига́ться
to burn, to be burned, to get burned
изжа́рить
to fry, to roast, to grill, to broil
to burn, to scorch
опаля́ть
to singe, to scorch, to sear
to burn, to scorch, to parch
ожига́ть
to burn, to scorch, to scald
ожига́ться
to burn oneself, to scald oneself
to get burnt (figurative), to suffer a setback, to learn one's lesson the hard way
загоре́ться
to catch fire, to start burning, to go up in flames
to light up, to come on, to begin to shine
to flare up, to break out, to blaze up
to become eager, to be fired with (an idea), to get excited about
горю́чий
combustible, flammable, inflammable
burning, bitter, scalding
жгу́чий
burning, stinging
гарь
smell of burning, burning smell, fumes
soot, cinders, burnt residue
burnt-out area of forest, burnt clearing
горе́лый
burnt, scorched, charred
пру́тик
twig, small branch, sprig
switch, thin rod, cane
burnet
при́мус
A kerosene heating device with a pump that supplies kerosene to the burner
жже́ние
burning, burning pain
обгоре́ть
to be scorched, to be burnt around the edges, to be charred
to get sunburnt, to get burnt in the sun
обгоре́лый
burnt, charred, sunburnt
пепели́ще
site of ashes, ashes, burnt ruins
кури́лка
smoking area, smoking room
smoker
smouldering splinter (in an old parlour game), the game of passing a burning splinter
отшлифова́ть
to polish, to burnish, to sand, to grind
to polish up, to perfect, to give the finishing touches to
горе́ние
burning, combustion, enthusiasm
палёный
singed, scorched, burnt
counterfeit, fake, bootleg
homemade, knocked together, jerry-built
паля́щий
burning, scorching
жжёный
burnt
сжига́ние
burning, incineration
распали́ть
to make burning hot, to inflame, to excite
сожже́ние
burning, consuming, cremation
Examples
Э́та древеси́на не будет горе́ть.
This wood won't burn.
Вы говори́те, что сжига́ть вдов - ваш обы́чай. Очень хорошо. У нас тоже есть обы́чай: когда мужчи́ны сжига́ют же́нщину живьём, мы набра́сываем им пе́тлю на ше́ю и ве́шаем их. Скла́дывайте ваш погреба́льный костёр; рядом мои́ пло́тники постро́ят ви́селицу. Вы мо́жете сле́довать вашему обы́чаю. А затем мы после́дуем нашему.
You say that it is your custom to burn widows. Very well. We also have a custom: when men burn a woman alive, we tie a rope around their necks and we hang them. Build your funeral pyre; beside it, my carpenters will build a gallows. You may follow your custom. And then we will follow ours.
Сожги́ э́то письмо́ после прочте́ния.
Burn this letter after you finish reading it.
Сожги́те э́то письмо́ после прочте́ния.
Burn this letter after you finish reading it.
Сожги́ э́то письмо́ после его прочте́ния.
Burn this letter after you finish reading it.
Однажды Христофор Колумб реши́л сжечь целиком всю дере́вню после того́, как один из тузе́мцев укра́л его попуга́я. Он был расстро́ен тем, что не мог сжечь их во́ду. Так он изобрёл фтор.
Christopher Columbus once decided to burn absolutely everything in an entire village after one of the natives stole his parrot. He was disappointed that he couldn't burn their water. So he invented fluorine.
Без кислоро́да ничего не гори́т.
You cannot burn anything without oxygen.
Be careful not to burn yourself.
Be careful not to burn yourself.
Don't burn yourself.
Не пей эту обжигалу залпом, обожжёшься.
Don't gulp down that scalding-hot drink—you'll burn yourself.
Перемешивай суп, чтобы он не подгорел.
Stir the soup so it doesn't burn.
Без постоянного помешивания каша может подгореть.
Without constant stirring, the porridge may burn.
Без прерывателя цепь может сгореть.
Without a circuit breaker, the circuit could burn out.



















