chu russian
диа́гноз
diagnosis ( chuẩn đoán)
усмехну́ться
sneer, grin, chuckle
броса́ть
throw, hurl, fling, chuck, throw about, cast, dart, abandon, forsake, relinquish, give up, leave off
це́рковь
church
прия́тель
friend
buddy/chum/pal (informal)
кла́дбище
cemetery, burial-ground, graveyard, church yard
патро́н
cartridge, ammunition, ammo
holder, socket, chuck
село́
village
A large peasant settlement is an economic and administrative center for the surrounding villages (in pre-revolutionary Russia a church was also a mandatory part of such a settlement).
вы́кинуть
discard, chuck out, have a miscarriage, miscarry, slip
хмы́кнуть
to chuckle
пу́хлый
pudgy or chubby
plump
церко́вный
church
посме́иваться
chuckle, laugh
фы́ркнуть
Sneeze, snort, sniff, chuckle, grouse
фля́га
flask, water-bottle, churn
выставля́ть
put out, put forward, put in front, put up, exhibit, display, set out, show, flaunt, show off, represent, lay down, adduce, turn out, send out, chuck out
хихи́кать
giggle, titter, chuckle, snigger
допи́ть
to finish a drink, to chug
лото́к
tray, chute, shoot, gutter, stall
хихи́кнуть
giggle, titter, chuckle, snigger
смешо́к
chuckle, short laugh, giggle, jokes, jeers
колоко́льня
bell tower
а bell tower above or near a church building
ломо́ть
hunk, chunk, round
фы́ркать
snort, sniff, chuckle, grouse
ук
U (of the Old Russian / Church Slavonic alphabet)
ки́рка
Lutheran church
вы́толкнуть
chuck out, push
выта́лкивать
chuck out, push
упи́танный
plump, well-fed, chubby
вы́швырнуть
throw out, fling out, hurl out, chuck out
жёлоб
gutter, trough, chute
хра́мовый
temple, church
круглоли́цый
round-faced, chubby
панихи́да
church service for the dead
мусоропрово́д
garbage chute
костёл
Polish Roman-Catholic church
толстячо́к
chubby boy, little fat man, fatty
вышиба́ть
knock out, break in, chuck out, kick out
церкву́шка
small church, chapel, churchlet
вы́толкать
chuck out, push
па́перть
church-porch, parvis
хмы́кать
to chuckle
чу́кча
Chukchi, Chukchi man, Chukchi woman
lame joke
пу́хленький
chubby, plump
грубия́н
rude fellow, churl, boor
похоха́тывать
to chuckle quietly (from time to time), to snicker
дьячу́к
church reader, sexton, deacon's son
карапу́з
tot, little, fellow, chubby lad
турну́ть
chuck out
церко́вник
church-goer, churchman, clergyman
церко́вка
small church, chapel
полнова́тый
chubby, plump
морда́тый
chubby
мужла́н
boor, lout, churl
стремни́на
rapid, chute
по́лненький
chubby, plump, a little full
неве́жа
boor, churl
вышвы́ривать
throw out, fling out, hurl out, chuck out
чуко́тский
Chukchi, Chukchee, Chukot
бла́говест
church bells
бла́говестить
ring for church, publish, spread, noise abroad
бурбо́н
churl, coarse fellow
буту́з
kiddy, chubby little fellow
гола́вль
chub
же́рех
chub
маслобо́йка
churn, oilpress
моле́бствие
public prayer, church service
муто́вка
churn-staff
паникади́ло
church-chandelier
па́хтанье
churning, buttermilk
па́хтать
churn
славяни́зм
Slavism, Slavonicism, word derived from Church Slavonic
твердоло́бый
thick-headed, chuckle-headed, thick-skulled, dull-witted, die-hard
униа́т
member of Uniat Church
униа́тка
member of Uniat Church
прико́рмка
chum, groundbait, baiting
куси́ще
a huge piece, a large chunk
лесока́тка
log flume, timber chute, log chute
лесоспу́ск
log chute, log slide, timber slide
церковнославя́нский
Church Slavonic
хамова́тый
boorish, rude, insolent, impudent, churlish
оселе́дец
Cossack forelock, oseledets, chub
чукча́нка
Chukchi woman
настру́гать
to plane, to whittle, to shave (wood), to make shavings
to shred, to grate (coarsely), to slice thinly
to churn out, to knock out (quickly produce many items)
Чу́я
Chuya (river)
пить до дна
to down a drink, to chug sth. down, to consume (a drink) in one gulp
сверли́льный патро́н
drill chuck
бурли́вший
boiling, seething, churning, turbulent
ве́нчанный
church-wedded, married (in church), consecrated (in marriage)
crowned
венча́вшийся
crowned, married (in church)
венча́ющийся
crowning, culminating
marrying (in a church ceremony), being married (in a church ceremony)
вывора́чивающий
wrenching, twisting, dislocating
stomach-churning, nauseating, sickening
друга́н
pal, buddy, mate, chum, friend
клепа́ющий
riveting, forging, fabricating, churning out (something quickly or poorly)
клубя́щийся
swirling, billowing, coiling, rising in clouds, churning
кропающий
scribbling, dashing off, churning out (poorly)
наде́лывать
to do a lot, to make a lot, to churn out
наката́вший
having driven a lot, having covered a lot of distance, having rolled a lot
having written a lot, having typed a lot, having churned out
наколачивавший
that was hammering in, that was nailing in
that was churning out, that was raking in (money)
that was beating up, that was thrashing
наля́пать
to slap together, to knock together, to churn out (poorly), to botch, to bungle
Examples
Начиная с 1859 года на́чали приезжа́ть протеста́нтские миссионе́ры из Америки, и католи́ческая и русская правосла́вная це́ркви также ста́ли акти́вно уча́ствовать в миссионе́рском движе́нии.
From 1859, Protestant missionaries from America started to arrive, and the Catholic and Russian Orthodox churches also became actively involved in missionary work.
Tom was chuckling.
Tom chuckled to himself.
Tom chuckled to himself.
Tom is chubby.
The two chuckled.
Ско́рость, с кото́рой он штампу́ет предложе́ния на алба́нском, заставляет меня задава́ться вопро́сом, не маши́на ли он?
The speed at which he keeps churning out sentences in Albanian makes me wonder if 'he' is a machine.
Це́рковь в Лос-Анджелесе реши́ла вы́двинуть обвине́ния против бездо́много, укравшего не́сколько пече́ний из церко́вной ба́нки.
A church in Los Angeles has decided to press charges against a homeless man who stole a few cookies from the church's cookie jar.
Це́ркви обозначены на ка́рте кре́стиками.
Churches are designated on the map with crosses.
Том - ре́вностный прихожа́нин це́ркви.
Tom is a fervent churchgoer.
Досло́вный перево́д испа́нского слова «чупакабра» — сосу́щий коз.
The literal translation for the Spanish word "chupacabra" is "goat sucker."
Сестра́ моя́ ху́денькая, а я толстоват.
My sister's skinny and me, I'm chubby.
По пя́тницам наша гру́ппа встреча́ется с супру́гами, работающими за грани́цей, в ба́ре Чака.
On Friday evenings, a group of us with spouses working overseas meet at Chuck's Bar and Grill.
Mary's hubby is chubby.
Знамени́тая русская балери́на Анна Павлова была́ чувашкой.
The famous Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova was a Chuvash woman.
Госуда́рство и це́рковь мо́гут допусти́ть только две возмо́жности - брак или блуд; и в большинстве́ слу́чаев любо́вь вне э́тих прегра́д кажется им подозри́тельной.
The state and the churches can tolerate only two possibilities—marriage or prostitution; and in most cases, they regard love outside these confines with suspicion.
Мэри не пу́хленькая, а откровенно то́лстая.
Mary isn't chubby; she's downright fat.
Лю́ди как церко́вные витражи́. Когда све́тит со́лнце, они игра́ют все́ми цвета́ми ра́дуги, но с наступле́нием но́чи лишь вну́тренний свет мо́жет прида́ть им цену́.
People are like stained-glass windows in churches. When the sun shines, they glow in all the colors of the rainbow, but when night falls, only an inner light can bring them fully to life.
Дед добродушно посмеялся над нашей шуткой.
Grandpa chuckled good-naturedly at our joke.
A chuckle was heard in the classroom.
Псков известен своими старинными храмами.
Pskov is known for its ancient churches.
У малыша толстенькие розовые щёчки.
The baby has chubby pink cheeks.
Котёнок был толстенький и пушистый.
The kitten was chubby and fluffy.
Она выбросила мусор в мусоропровод.
She threw the garbage down the garbage chute.
Мусоропровод давно нужно почистить.
The garbage chute should have been cleaned a long time ago.
Они венчались в маленькой деревенской церкви.
They had a church wedding in a small village church.
У соседей родился пухленький малыш.
The neighbors had a chubby baby.
Москва славится своими белокаменными храмами.
Moscow is famous for its white-stone churches.
Дед похохатывал, читая смешное письмо.
Grandpa chuckled as he read the funny letter.
Она похохатывала, вспоминая старую шутку.
She chuckled quietly as she remembered the old joke.
Дьячук жил при небольшом деревенском храме.
The church reader lived at a small village church.
Замоскворечье известно своими старинными церквями.
Zamoskvorechye is known for its old churches.



















