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  • подня́ться

    to go up, to climb, to come up, to ascend

    to get up, to stand up, to rise

    to rise, to go up, to increase

    to arise, to break out, to spring up

  • поднима́ться

    to rise, to climb, to ascend, to go up

    to get up, to rise (to one's feet)

    to rise, to go up

  • спусти́ться

    to go down, to descend, to come down, to climb down

    to slope down, to fall away, to run downhill

    to land, to come down, to touch down

    to fall, to drop, to sink, to decrease

  • лезть

    to climb, to climb up

    to crawl (into), to scramble (into), to get into

    to meddle, to butt in, to pry

    to fall out (of hair), to come out

    to bother, to annoy, to pester

  • спуска́ться

    to go down, to descend, to come down, to climb down

    to slope down, to run downhill, to fall away

    to descend, to come down, to land

    to fall, to drop, to decrease

  • зале́зть

    to climb up, to climb onto

    to get into, to climb into, to crawl into

    to hide (crawling in)

    to break into, to steal (by reaching in), to intrude

  • вылеза́ть

    to climb out, to crawl out, to get out, to come out

    to fall out (of hair), to come out (of hair)

    to blurt out, to butt in (with a remark)

  • забра́ться

    to climb up (onto), to climb (a tree etc.)

    to get into, to crawl into, to crawl under

    to break in, to sneak in, to get in (unlawfully)

    to get as far as, to end up (somewhere remote)

  • влезть

    to climb in, to get in, to get into, to break in

    to climb up, to climb (onto), to clamber up

    to fit (into), to go in

  • залеза́ть

    to climb up, to climb (onto), to get onto

    to get in, to climb into, to crawl in

    to steal (from a pocket), to reach into (to steal), to pick (pockets)

    to break into, to penetrate, to intrude (into)

  • выбира́ться

    to get out, to make one's way out, to climb out

    to manage to get to, to get out, to go out

    to find a way out, to get out of (a difficulty)

    to be elected, to be chosen

  • подъём

    ascent, climb, climbing

    rise, upsurge, upturn, boom

    enthusiasm, elation, high spirits, verve

    lifting, raising, hoisting, salvaging (of a wreck)

    slope, incline, uphill stretch

    getting up, rising, reveille (military)

    instep

  • поле́зть

    to start to climb, to climb (up), to scramble (up)

    to reach (into), to fish around (in)

    to go (online), to go (into the internet)

  • взойти́

    to go up, to climb, to ascend, to mount

    to rise, to come up

    to sprout, to come up, to germinate

  • вы́лезть

    to climb out, to crawl out, to get out, to get off (a vehicle)

    to fall out (of hair)

    to blurt out, to butt in (with a remark)

  • забира́ться

    to climb up, to clamber onto, to climb into

    to break into, to sneak into, to creep into

    to get to, to reach, to make it as far as

    to go off (far away), to hide away, to hole up

  • восхо́д

    sunrise, sunup

    rising (of a celestial body), ascension

    ascent, climb

  • перебра́ться

    to move (to a new home), to relocate, to resettle

    to get across, to cross over, to make it to the other side

    to climb over, to get onto, to clamber over

  • го́рка

    hill, hillock, small mound

    slide, chute, ice slide

    pile, heap, stack

    display cabinet, china cabinet, small glass cabinet

    steep climb, zoom climb

    hump (in a marshalling yard)

  • взобра́ться

    to climb up, to clamber up, to scale

  • влеза́ть

    to climb into, to get into, to get in

    to climb up, to climb onto, to clamber up

    to fit into, to go into

  • взбира́ться

    to climb up, to clamber up, to climb

  • ла́зить

    to climb, to clamber, to scale, to swarm up

    to get into, to sneak into, to break into, to intrude

    to grope, to paw, to let one's hands wander

  • проле́зть

    to get through, to squeeze through, to crawl through, to climb through

    to fit through, to go through

    to worm one's way in, to wangle one's way into

  • восходи́ть

    to rise

    to go back to, to date back to, to derive from

    to climb, to ascend, to go up

  • переле́зть

    to climb over, to get over, to climb, to get

  • ла́зать

    to climb

  • кара́бкаться

    to clamber, to scramble (climb)

  • вы́лезти

    to climb out, to scramble out, to crawl out, to get out

  • 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

  • зала́зить

    to climb into, to get into, to crawl into, to creep into

  • подыма́ться

    to get up, to rise, to stand up

    to climb, to go up, to ascend

    to rise (of dough)

  • возвыша́ться

    to rise, to tower (above), to loom (above)

    to rise (in status), to gain prominence, to climb (socially)

    to surpass, to be superior (to), to rise above (others)

  • перебира́ться

    to move, to relocate

    to get across, to cross over

    to climb over, to scramble over

  • сла́зить

    to climb (there and back), to go down and back, to pop down (and fetch)

    to reach into, to get into (somebody's pocket), to poke around in

    to grope, to put one's hands (on somebody)

  • сполза́ть

    to slide down, to slip, to fall away

    to crawl down, to scramble down, to climb down

  • всходи́ть

    to go up, to climb, to ascend, to mount

    to rise, to come up

    to rise (of dough)

    to sprout, to come up, to germinate

  • пролеза́ть

    to get through, to squeeze through, to crawl through, to climb through

    to fit through, to pass through, to go through

    to worm one's way in, to wangle one's way in, to sneak in

  • перелеза́ть

    to climb over, to get over, to climb, to get

  • обла́зить

    to climb round, to climb all over

  • обле́зть

    to peel off, to flake off, to come off

    to lose its fur, to grow bare, to shed its coat

    to crawl around, to climb all over

  • облеза́ть

    to peel off, to flake off, to come off

    to shed its fur, to lose its hair, to grow bare

    to crawl around, to climb all over

  • долеза́ть

    to climb so far, to climb

  • скороподъёмность

    rate of climb

  • взлеза́ть

    to climb up

  • ко́шка

    cat, grapnel, drag, climbing-irons

  • отступле́ние

    retreat, withdrawal, pulling back

    digression, aside, excursus

    deviation, departure

    climbdown, evasive move

  • восхожде́ние

    ascent, climbing

  • альпини́ст

    (mountain-)climber / mountaineer

  • вью́щийся

    curly, wavy

    climbing, twining, creeping

  • скалола́зание

    rock-climbing

  • скалола́з

    rock climber, climber

  • ла́зание

    climbing, scrambling, clambering

  • ле́зущий

    climbing, crawling, getting into

    sticking out, coming out, falling out (of hair)

    intrusive, meddling, prying, pushy

  • вылеза́ющий

    emerging, climbing out, getting out, coming out

    protruding, sticking out

  • уви́тый

    entwined, covered (with climbing plants), overgrown

    wound (with ribbons), wreathed, garlanded

  • восходи́тель

    mountain-climber or Alpinist

  • вьюн

    loach, weatherfish

    fidget, live wire, restless person

    slippery customer, wheedler, smooth operator

    climbing plant, creeper, bindweed

    whirl, coil

    spring song for newlyweds

  • альпини́стка

    Alpinist, mountain-climber, mountaineer

  • нэ́пман

    NEP-era private trader, parvenu (of NEP times), upstart, social climber

  • взбира́ющийся

    climbing, ascending

  • кара́бкающийся

    clambering, scrambling, climbing (with difficulty)

  • забра́вшийся

    having climbed into, having gotten into, hidden away, ensconced

  • вы́лезший

    emerged, climbed out, having crawled out, having gotten out

  • поднима́вшийся

    rising, ascending, climbing, going up

  • влеза́ющий

    climbing (up), climbing in, getting in

    fitting (into something)

    intruding, interfering, meddling, intrusive

  • зале́зший

    that has climbed into, that has gotten into, that has crept into

  • ла́зающий

    climbing, clambering

  • высо́тник

    steeplejack, high-rise construction worker, spider-man

    high-altitude flier, high-altitude pilot

    high-altitude climber, high-altitude mountaineer

    high jumper

    member of a special assault unit trained for heights

  • забира́ющийся

    climbing, ascending, getting into

  • выбира́ющийся

    getting out of, climbing out of, emerging from, making one's way out of

  • взбира́вшийся

    climbing, ascending, who was climbing

  • залеза́ющий

    climbing into, climbing onto, getting into, entering

  • вле́зший

    having climbed in, having gotten in, having squeezed in, having broken in

  • вылеза́вший

    crawling out, climbing out, getting out

    emerging, appearing, coming into view

  • взобра́вшийся

    climbed, ascended, having climbed

  • ла́зящий

    climbing, clambering

  • слеза́ющий

    climbing down, descending, getting off

    peeling off, flaking off, coming off, shedding

  • переле́зший

    having climbed over, having gotten over

  • перелеза́вший

    having climbed over, having clambered over

  • налеза́ющий

    fitting, that fits, that can be put on

    creeping onto, climbing onto, spreading over

  • вью́щий

    twining, winding, curling, climbing

  • перелеза́ющий

    climbing over, getting over, surmounting

  • залеза́вший

    climbing into, getting into, intruding (that was climbing/getting into)

  • поле́зший

    having climbed, having crawled, having got into

  • ла́зивший

    who climbed, who clambered, who scrambled, who rummaged

  • забира́вшийся

    climbing, getting into, making one's way up

  • слеза́вший

    having climbed down, having descended, getting off

    peeling off, flaking off, coming off

  • вскара́бкавшийся

    having scrambled up, having clambered up, having climbed up

  • ла́завший

    having climbed, having clambered, having scrambled

  • взбега́ющий

    running up, ascending, climbing

  • ле́зший

    climbing, crawling, getting into

  • кара́бкавшийся

    clambering, scrambling, climbing (with difficulty)

  • влеза́вший

    climbing in, getting in, fitting in, entering

  • перебира́ющийся

    moving over, crossing over, climbing over, getting over

  • сла́зивший

    having climbed down, having descended, who climbed down

  • зала́зивший

    having climbed into, that got into, which crept into

  • взлеза́ющий

    climbing, ascending, getting on

  • взлеза́вший

    climbing (up), getting onto, ascending

  • взмости́вшийся

    climbed up, clambered up, ascended, perched

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