clothes russian
вещь
thing, things, belongings, clothes, work
снять
to take off (clothes), remove
to rent (apartment)
to take a photograph, make a video
to take (picture(s)), make (video(s))
to shoot
снима́ть
to take off (clothes), remove
to rent (apartment)
to take a photograph, make a video
to take, make
to take away, take down
to film
relieve (anxiety)
пла́тье
dress, gown
clothes (archaic), clothing
одева́ться
to put clothes on oneself, dress oneself
бак
tank, reservoir, clothes-boiler, mess-dish, mess, forecastle, foredeck, bin
оде́ться
to put clothes on oneself, dress oneself
прики́нуть
to estimate
to try on clothes
guess imagine
переоде́ться
to change one's own clothes
сы́щик
detective, police spy, sleuth, plain-clothes man
лохмо́тья
Very dilapidated worn-out or torn clothes
torn shreds of fabric
набро́сить
throw on top of something
to throw on clothes
переодева́ться
to change one's own clothes
закро́й
cutting (clothes, groove and bevel)
шмо́тки
clothes
ру́хлядь
Old worn-out household items clothes Junk
обнажи́ться
to become exposed
to become clear, to be revealed
to take off one's clothes, to become naked (colloquial)
оборва́нец
a man dressed in ragged clothes
спецо́вка
work clothes
одёжка
appearance
clothes, clothing, garments, dress
ве́тошь
rag, old clothes
наряди́ть
to dress in beautiful clothes or to decorate something
переоде́ть
to change clothes
платяно́й
clothes
бро́шка
Diminutive of брошь
a piece of jewelry for women that is attached onto clothes with a pin.
одежо́нка
rag, old clothes, worn-out clothes, threadbare clothes
бель
whiteness, white linen, white clothes
leucorrhoea, whites
шпик
salted pork fat, sleuth, plain clothes detective
одёжа
clothes
переодева́ние
Changing clothes
дона́шивать
wear out (someone else’s old clothes)
To finish wearing (until the end of use)
шта́тское
civilian clothes, civilian dress, civilian life
вето́шник
old clothes dealer
закро́йный
(relational) cutting (clothes, groove and bevel)
конфекцио́н
ready-made clothes shop
наряжа́ть
to dress in beautiful clothes or to decorate something
обно́сок
cast-off, old, clothes
обшива́ть
edge, border, trim, cover up, plank, revet, make clothes
пелёнки
nappies, swaddling clothes
переодева́ть
to change clothes
пле́чики
clothes-hanger, coat-hanger, hangers
пообноси́ться
be short of clothes
прище́пка
clothes-peg
clothespin
прозоде́жда
working clothes, overall
рвани́на
rags, worn out clothes, crack, flaw, fissure
свива́льник
swaddling-bands, swaddling-clothes
спецоде́жда
overalls, working clothes
надева́ться
to put clothes on oneself, dress oneself
наде́ться
to put clothes on oneself, dress oneself
прики́д
clothes
оборва́нка
a women dressed in ragged clothes
вы́ряженный
dressed up, dressed in fancy clothes, decked out
обдёргивавшийся
twitching, jerking, constantly adjusting oneself or one's clothes
облача́вшийся
who was dressing himself, who was donning, who was putting on clothes
обстирываемый
being washed (all clothes), for whom laundry is done
одева́ющийся
dressing (oneself), getting dressed, putting on clothes
одевавший
dressing (who was dressing), clothing (who was clothing), putting clothes on (who was putting clothes on)
одевающий
dressing, putting on clothes
пелёнатый
swaddled, in swaddling clothes
переоде́вший
having changed clothes, disguised, having dressed up
переоде́вшийся
changed, disguised, having changed one's clothes
переодева́вшийся
changing clothes, who was changing clothes
переодева́ющийся
changing clothes, dressing up, disguising oneself
переодевавший
changing (clothes), disguising, redressing
переодевающий
changing (someone's) clothes, redressing (someone), disguising (someone)
переряжа́ющийся
disguising oneself, changing one's clothes (frequently)
раздевавший
undressing, stripping, disrobing, taking off (clothes)
разна́шивающийся
stretching out, widening, getting looser, breaking in (of clothes, shoes)
сме́нка
work shift; shift period
change of clothes/linen
ве́шатель
hanger, clothes hanger
достира́ть
to finish washing clothes
to wash completely
щи́пчики
tongs; tweezers
clothespins; clips
Examples
Она всегда одева́ется старомо́дно.
She always wears clothes which are out of fashion.
Она хоте́ла постира́ть гря́зную оде́жду.
She wanted to wash the dirty clothes.
В раздева́лке не принима́ют оде́жду без пе́тельки.
Clothes without tabs aren't accepted in the changing room.
I have already changed my clothes.
Take your clothes off, please.
Её оде́жда привлекла́ много внима́ния на вечери́нке.
Her clothes attracted much attention at the party.
Я предпочита́ю оде́жду чёрного и кра́сного цвета.
I prefer black- and red-colored clothes.
Она но́сит цвета́стые пла́тья, чтобы привлека́ть внима́ние.
She wears flamboyant clothes to draw attention.
Вся моя́ оде́жда изготовлена на зака́з.
All of my clothes are custom made.
I went home to change my clothes.
Мэри самой прихо́дится шить себе оде́жду.
Mary has to sew her own clothes.
Его оде́жда не соотве́тствовала его во́зрасту.
His clothes didn't match his age.
Маюко сама́ разрабо́тала диза́йн свое́й оде́жды.
Mayuko designed her own clothes.
Подро́стки часто но́сят стра́нную оде́жду.
Teenagers often wear strange clothes.
She took off her clothes.
Thank you for changing your clothes.
Мо́края оде́жда прилипа́ет к те́лу.
Wet clothes cling to the body.
Take off your clothes.
Том всегда де́лает замеча́ния по по́воду мое́й оде́жды.
Tom always comments on my clothes.
Я попроси́ла Тома не носи́ть ве́щи сестры́.
I asked Tom not to wear his sister's clothes.



















