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circle russian

  • круг

    circle

    range, circle (of people), sphere

    lap, circuit

    disc, wheel

  • кружо́к

    circle, small circle

    hobby group, club, study circle

    round slice

  • описа́ть

    to describe, to depict, to portray

    to make an inventory of, to list, to distrain, to seize (for debt)

    to circumscribe, to describe (a circle)

  • окруже́ние

    surroundings, environment, setting

    social circle, entourage, the people around someone

    encirclement

  • опи́сывать

    to describe, to depict, to portray

    to make an inventory of, to list, to catalogue

    to distrain, to seize (property), to attach (property)

    to circumscribe, to describe (a circle)

  • кружи́ться

    to whirl, to spin, to circle, to go round in circles

    to be dizzy, to spin (of one's head)

    to wander about, to roam around

  • обвести́

    to outline, to circle, to trace around, to go over (with a pen)

    to surround, to enclose, to encircle

    to lead around, to take around, to show around

    to run (one's eyes) over, to cast (a glance) around, to scan

    to fool, to dupe, to cheat, to outwit

    to dribble past, to beat (a defender), to get past

  • кружи́ть

    to circle, to fly in circles, to go round

    to whirl, to spin, to twirl

    to wander around, to roam about, to go round in circles

  • ви́ться

    to twine, to climb, to wind around

    to curl, to be wavy

    to circle, to hover, to wheel

    to flutter, to whirl, to swirl, to eddy

    to wind, to meander, to snake

    to writhe, to wriggle, to twist

  • тусо́вка

    party, get-together, bash

    crowd, scene, clique, circle

    hangout, meeting spot

  • карусе́ль

    carousel, merry-go-round, roundabout (fairground), whirligig

    roundabout (traffic), traffic circle

  • я́рус

    tier, layer, level

    circle, gallery, tier

    storey, floor

    stage

  • окру́жность

    circle, circumference (the curve)

    circumference, girth

  • облете́ть

    to fly around, to circle, to fly round

    to spread quickly, to sweep through, to get around

    to fall off, to drop off, to shed its leaves

    to test-fly, to try out in flight

  • обводи́ть

    to outline, to trace, to circle, to draw around

    to lead around, to take around, to guide around

    to run (one's eyes) over, to sweep (with one's gaze)

    to dribble past, to beat (an opponent)

  • кружо́чек

    small circle, slice

  • замыка́ться

    to lock, to be locked, to be shut

    to close, to close up, to be completed (of a circle)

    to lock oneself in, to shut oneself up

    to withdraw into oneself, to become withdrawn, to keep to oneself

  • миро́к

    little world, small world, microcosm, inner circle

  • заполя́рье

    Arctic circle

  • драмкружо́к

    theatrical circle

  • но́лик

    zero, nought

    nought (in tic-tac-toe), circle, O

  • амфитеа́тр

    amphitheatre, circle, parterre

  • буссо́ль

    surveying compass, director, aiming circle

  • лимб

    limb (graduated circle), graduated scale, dial

    limb (of a celestial body), visible edge

    limbo

    limbus (of the cornea), corneal margin

  • покружи́ть

    to circle round and round

  • покружи́ться

    to turn round and round, to fly around, to circle

  • приближённый

    approximate, rough, near

    close (to a ruler), intimate, in the inner circle

    confidant, person in attendance, retainer

  • кружко́вец

    club member, circle member

  • кружко́вый

    club, circle

  • сво́йственник

    relative by marriage, kinsman, one of one's own kind/circle

  • ве́нчик

    whisk, beater, egg beater

    corolla

    small wreath, circlet, garland

    funeral fillet, paper band on the forehead of the deceased

  • плута́ть

    to stray, to walk round in circles

  • обведённый

    circled, outlined, traced, encompassed

  • обежа́вший

    having run around, having circled, who has run around

  • покружи́вший

    having circled, having spun, having hovered

  • покружи́вшийся

    having spun, having circled, having whirled

  • колесова́вший

    having wheeled, having rolled, having driven (a wheeled vehicle), having circled

  • кру́женный

    spun, whirled, circled

    dizzy, light-headed

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