casual russian
повседне́вный
daily
casual
непринуждённый
casual, laid-back, relaxed (in manner), informal, at ease
винцо́
wine (informal, often implying a casual, simple or small amount of wine), plonk
залётный
stray, fleeting, casual
гастролёр
touring performer
casual worker
шаба́шник
freelancer, moonlighter, odd-jobber, casual worker
гастролёрша
touring performer
casual worker
сты́рить
to steal something of small value or in a casual way
ты́рить
to steal something of small value or in a casual way
nick
полулюбо́вник
half-lover; casual lover
же́ртва
victim, sacrifice offering
casualty
ра́неный
injured man, casualty, wounded man, casualties
вскользь
casually
in passing
обмо́лвиться
make a slip in speaking, utter casually, mention, let slip
подлива́ть
to add a small amount of liquid, usually by pouring, often casually or repeatedly.
у́быль
decrease, diminution, subsidence, losses, casualties, decline
подли́ть
to add a small amount of liquid, usually by pouring, often casually or repeatedly.
подмахиваемый
being signed off on (casually), being endorsed (without much thought), being rubber-stamped
почи́тывавший
who was reading casually, who used to read now and then, having read occasionally
тре́нькать
to pluck/strum (a stringed instrument) lightly; play casually
to make a light tinkling or twanging sound (repeatedly)
Examples
Мы случа́йно встре́тились на оживленной у́лице.
We had a casual meeting on the crowded street.
Же́ртвы бы́ли неизбе́жны.
Casualties were inevitable.
Проти́вник понес большие потери.
The enemy suffered many casualties.
Обстано́вка была́ повседневной и непринуждённой.
The atmosphere was casual and relaxed.



















