churn russian
сбить
to knock down, to knock over, to hit (with a vehicle)
to shoot down, to down
to knock off, to shake down, to knock away
to whip, to beat, to churn
to confuse, to throw off, to disconcert
сбива́ть
to knock off, to knock down, to strike down
to shoot down, to bring down
to run over, to knock down (with a vehicle)
to whip, to beat, to churn
to confuse, to muddle, to throw off
to lead astray, to divert
фля́га
flask, water-bottle, churn
развора́чивать
to unwrap, to unpack, to open
to unfold, to unroll, to unwind, to open out
to turn around, to turn
to launch, to develop, to set in motion, to expand
to deploy, to regroup, to draw up
to churn up, to tear up, to throw about
бидо́н
can, milk can, churn, canister
изъе́здить
to travel all over, to cover (travelling), to go all over
to rut up, to churn up (a road), to wear out by driving over
баламу́тить
to stir up, to agitate, to unsettle, to trouble
to muddy, to cloud (a liquid), to churn up
маслобо́йка
churn, oilpress
муто́вка
whisk, churn-staff, swizzle stick, stirrer
whorl, verticil
наплоди́ть
to breed in large numbers, to bring forth (many offspring), to spawn
to produce in quantity, to spawn, to churn out
настря́пать
to cook up, to make (a batch of), to whip up
to cobble together, to churn out sloppily, to botch
па́хтать
to churn, to make butter, to whip up
изрыва́ть
to dig up, to churn up, to turn over (soil), to root up
to pit, to furrow, to pockmark, to make uneven
to tear up, to tear to shreds, to rip apart
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 (in quantity)
наде́лывать
to do a lot, to make a lot, to churn out
наля́пать
to slap together, to knock together, to churn out (poorly), to botch
маслобо́йня
creamery, butter factory, churning house
oil mill, oil press works
па́хтанье
churning, buttermilk
бурли́вший
boiling, seething, churning, turbulent
клепа́ющий
riveting, forging, fabricating, churning out (something quickly or poorly)
кропающий
scribbling, dashing off, churning out (poorly)
пахтающий
churning
пахтавший
churning, having churned, that churned
пахтаемый
churned, being churned
пахтанный
churned
наката́вший
having driven a lot, having covered a lot of distance, having rolled a lot
having written a lot, having dashed off, having churned out
нашлёпавший
having slapped, having spanked
having churned out, having knocked out hastily, having mass-produced sloppily
вывора́чивающий
wrenching, twisting, dislocating
stomach-churning, nauseating, sickening
наколачивавший
that was hammering in, that was nailing in, that was knocking in
that was churning out, that was raking in (money)
that was beating up, that was thrashing
штампующий
stamping, pressing, punching, imprinting
mass-producing, churning out, formulaic, clichéd
Examples
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.
Маслобойка стоит в углу кухни.
The butter churn is standing in the corner of the kitchen.
Мама взбила крем деревянной мутовкой.
Mom whipped the cream with a wooden churn staff.
Ветер, мутивший озеро, наконец успокоился.
The wind that had been churning up the lake finally died down.
Ветер, вздыбливающий волны, пугал рыбаков.
The wind, churning up the waves, frightened the fishermen.
Море, вздыбливаемое ветром, пугало рыбаков.
The sea, churned up by the wind, frightened the fishermen.
Крестьянка, пахтавшая масло, вышла отдохнуть.
The peasant woman churning butter went out to rest.
Пахтаемый крем постепенно превращается в масло.
The cream being churned gradually turns into butter.



















