bust russian
слома́ть
to break, to snap, to break off
to fracture, to break (a bone)
to break, to bust
to break (resistance), to crush
накры́ть
to cover, to cover up
to set (the table), to lay (the table)
to catch red-handed, to nab, to bust
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
накрыва́ть
to cover, to cover up, to put over
to set (a table), to lay (a table)
to catch (red-handed), to nab, to bust
бюст
bust, bosom
перебо́р
too much, overkill, going too far, bust (in cards)
going through one by one, enumeration, exhaustive search, brute-force search
fingerpicking, plucking one string after another, arpeggio, peal (of bells)
excess, surplus, overrun
замести́
to cover over (with snow), to sweep over, to bury (in snow)
to sweep (up), to sweep (into)
to cover up (traces), to obliterate, to blur
to nab, to bust, to collar, to arrest
to begin to drift (of snow), to start blowing
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
разори́ться
to go bankrupt, to go bust, to go broke
to be ruined, to lose everything one owns, to become impoverished
обанкро́титься
to go bankrupt, to become insolvent, to go bust
to fail utterly, to collapse, to be discredited
винти́ть
to screw, to screw in, to tighten (a screw)
to nab, to bust, to collar, to arrest
to play vint (card game)
накрыва́ться
to cover oneself, to cover up, to be covered
to fall through, to fail, to go bust, to break down
приплыва́ть
to swim up, to come swimming, to sail up, to arrive by boat
to go bust, to go broke, to lose everything
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
загну́вшийся
bent, curved, curled, turned up
failed, defunct, gone bust, out of business
withered, died off, perished
суета́
bustle, hustle and bustle, fuss, commotion
vanity, emptiness
суети́ться
to bustle, to bustle about, to rush around, to scurry
to fuss, to make a fuss, to get flustered
хлопота́ть
to make an effort/do with diligence/bustle to achieve something
оживлённый
animated, lively, spirited
busy, bustling
засуети́ться
to start bustling about, to begin to fuss, to get flustered
юли́ть
to fidget, to wriggle, to bustle about, to fuss
to fawn, to ingratiate oneself, to curry favour
сумато́ха
bustle, turmoil disorderly running around
заспеши́ть
to bustle
мельтеши́ть
to flit about, to dart about, to bustle around, to get in the way
to flicker, to shimmer, to flash by
кипу́чий
ebullient, bustling, tireless, full of energy
boiling, seething, foaming
су́етный
vain, futile, worldly, trivial
bustling, hectic, fussy
сумато́шный
bustling, given to fussing, hectic
похлопота́ть
to make an effort/do with diligence/bustle to achieve something
кутерьма́
commotion, disorder, bustle
то́ржище
market, marketplace, market square
hustle and bustle, hubbub, hectic throng
захлопота́ть
to start fussing, to begin bustling, to get busy
суетли́во
fussily, fidgetily, restlessly
bustlingly, busily, hurriedly
дрофа́
bustard
дрохва́
bustard
запа́рка
rush, crunch time, hectic bustle, hassle
steaming, scalding, brewing (of fodder)
steamer, scalding vat
корса́ж
bodice, corsage
corset top, bustier
waistband, petersham
стре́пет
little bustard
суетли́вость
fussiness, fidgetiness, restlessness
bustle, hustle and bustle, flurry of activity
сумато́шливый
bustling, given to fussing
суетня́
fuss, hustle and bustle, commotion, flurry
посуети́ться
to fuss a bit, to bustle around a bit, to make a little stir
хлопотли́вость
troublesomeness, laboriousness, bothersomeness
fussiness, bustling manner, busyness
хлопоту́н
bustler
суетя́щийся
fussy, bustling, fidgeting, flustered
суети́вшийся
fussing, bustling, scurrying, fidgeting
хлопо́чущий
bustling, fussing, busy, solicitous
засуети́вшийся
flustered, bustling, agitated
копоша́щийся
stirring, bustling, swarming, fidgeting
копоши́вшийся
stirring, bustling, moving about, fidgeting
сную́щий
darting, scurrying, bustling, flitting
накры́вшийся
broken down, failed, busted, kaput
толку́щийся
milling about, crowding, bustling
мельтеша́щий
flitting, darting, scurrying, bustling
мельтеши́вший
flitting, flickering, bustling, swarming
засту́канный
caught red-handed, busted, caught in the act
потора́пливающийся
hurrying, rushing, bustling
расколо́ченный
smashed, broken, shattered, busted
захлопота́вший
busy, flustered, fussing, bustling
егози́вший
fidgeting, squirming, restless, bustling
закопоши́вшийся
having started to stir, having become restless, bustling
подыгра́вшийся
caught out, trapped, busted, having fallen for it
шустривший
having scurried, having bustled, nimble, quick
шурующий
poking (a fire), stirring (coals), stoking
rummaging, bustling about, scurrying, busying oneself
Examples
Э́та кру́пная груда́стая блонди́нка глупа́ как про́бка.
That big busted blonde is as dumb as a rock.
Извика возле пе́чи хлопо́чет по хозя́йству.
Isvika bustles about doing the housework around the stove.
В Генера́льной прокурату́ре России идёт нынче суетли́вый по́иск здра́вого смы́сла в многочи́сленных запро́сах из Госуда́рственной Ду́мы без юриди́ческих перспекти́в.
These days, Russia’s Prosecutor General’s Office is bustling with activity as it searches for common sense in the numerous inquiries from the State Duma that have no legal prospects.
В музее стоит бюст известного поэта.
There is a bust of a famous poet in the museum.
Она хлопотливо бегала по кухне.
She bustled around the kitchen.
Городская круговерть совсем меня утомила.
The hustle and bustle of the city completely exhausted me.
Он изваял бюст известного поэта.
He sculpted a bust of a famous poet.
Дети закопошились в песочнице после дождя.
The children began bustling around in the sandbox after the rain.
Городская суета обмещанивает даже творческих людей.
The hustle and bustle of the city turns even creative people into conformists.
Мы немного посуетились перед приходом гостей.
We bustled around a bit before the guests arrived.
Летом начинается настоящая абитуриентская суета.
The real hustle and bustle of university admissions begins in summer.
Суетившиеся гости мешали хозяйке накрывать стол.
The bustling guests made it difficult for the hostess to set the table.
Девушка, отрешившаяся от суеты, наконец успокоилась.
The girl, having withdrawn from the hustle and bustle, finally calmed down.



















