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  • ело́вый

    (relational) spruce, coll.:fir

  • обста́вить

    to surround (with), encircle (with)

    to furnish

    to arrange

    (coll) to trick, cheat

    (coll) to get ahead of, beat, defeat

  • е́льник

    spruce forest, spruce-grove, coll.: fir forest

    spruce sprigs, coll.: fir sprigs

  • пови́дло

    fruit puree, fruit spread

    jam (coll.)

  • обставля́ть

    to surround (with), to encircle (with)

    to furnish

    to arrange

    (coll) to trick, cheat

    (coll) to get ahead of, to beat, defeat

  • челове́к

    person

    human, human being

    people (collective)

    guy (colloquial)

  • после́дний

    last, latest, recent

    final, ultimate, definitive

    latter

    (colloquial) worst

  • слы́шать

    to hear

    (colloquial, transitive) to smell, feel (a smell)

  • стари́к

    old man

    parents (colloquial plural)

  • чёрный

    black

    (colloquial) dark, swarthy, dark-haired

    rough, coarse

  • ого́нь

    fire

    flame, light

    (Figuratively) Enthusiasm / Passion / Activity.

    (Colloquial / To admire) Something amazing or excellent.

  • во́рот

    collar (of a shirt)

  • мол

    (colloquial) supposedly was said/they say

  • собра́ть

    gather, collect, convoke, assemble, equip, make gathers

    to pick up

  • собира́ть

    gather, collect, convoke, assemble, equip, make gathers

    to pick up

  • собра́ние

    meeting, gathering, assembly, collection

  • не́ту

    there is no, there are no (colloquial)

  • мо́рда

    muzzle, snout

    (colloquial, derogatory) face of a person/mug

  • колле́га

    colleague

  • девчо́нка

    (colloquial) young girl

  • колхо́з

    collective farm, kolkhoz

  • ру́хнуть

    crash down, tumble down, collapse, be destroyed, fall to the ground

  • рвать

    to tear

    (colloquial) to vomit

  • коллекти́в

    collective, group, team

  • сбор

    collection, gathering, accumulation

    assemblage, meeting, get-together

    dues, tax, duty, takings, tithes, fee

    picking, harvest

    special training, training camp

  • паде́ние

    fall, collapse, drop, sinking, downfall, degradation, incidence, dip

  • воротни́к

    collar

  • дыра́

    hole

    (colloquial) backwater, out-of-the-way place

  • приложи́ть

    to apply, to use

    put in effort

    to put (next to)

    to attach, to enclose, to join

    (colloquial) to smack, to whack

  • завали́ть

    to cover or fill something

    (colloquial) to fail a test

    to be swamped with some work

  • дёрнуть

    to pull / tug / pull out, to pull about, to move sharply, to jerk, to twitch

    to pull on someone's nerves, to pester, to disturb

    (low colloquial) to drink, to knock one back

  • мк

    micron -> [м]и[к]рон

    maritime college -> [м]орской [к]олледж

    millikelvin -> (м]илли[к]ельвин

    magnetic card / cassette -> [м]агнитная [к]арта / [к]ассета

    small caliber -> м]а̣ло[к]алиберный

  • ко́нчик

    (colloquial) tip (sharp/narrow end of something

  • набо́р

    collection

    set

  • дуть

    to blow

    to go quickly, scamper

    to blow glass (transitive) (выдуть)

    (colloquial) to drink a lot of something (выдуть)

  • реве́ть

    to roar (as animals do)

    (colloquial) to cry, to scream

  • де́ться

    (colloquial) to disappear, to vanish, to get lost

    (colloquial) to hide, to escape, to get away

  • забира́ть

    take away, to seize, to collect, to take possession of

    pick someone up and take away

  • схвати́ться

    to grab/grasp at (за кого-что)

    to engage in a battle

    (colloquial)suddenly remember or to come to senses

    (simple) Get up and jump up with a quick movement

    (simple) hastily or suddenly start something

    to set or harden (about binder/sticky substance/cement)

  • ничу́ть

    (colloquial) not at all

  • тро́нуться

    to get moving, to be off

    (colloquial) to go nuts

  • рассы́паться

    to be scattered apart, scamper off, go to pieces, crumble, (colloquial) fawn upon

  • пя́теро

    five (collective form)

  • дёргать

    to pull / tug / pull out, to pull about, to move sharply, to jerk, to twitch

    to pull on someone's nerves, to pester, to disturb

    (low colloquial) to drink, to knock one back

  • колле́кция

    collection

  • верста́

    Russian measure of length

    (outdated) верстовой столб

    (colloquial) about a man of very tall stature

    at a great distance

  • сбо́рный

    assembled, collapsible, combined, rallying

  • подста́вить

    put, place, move up, put near, substitute, hold up, offer

    to frame, set up

    (figurative, colloquial) to expose, to leave vulnerable

  • за́просто

    (colloquial) Without ceremony without observing all the formalities in public life with ease

    easily

  • обру́шиться

    collapse, befall. assail

    descend

  • отрыва́ться

    come off, tear off, take off, tear oneself away, lose touch

    (colloquial) to have a break, to rest from daily routine

  • объедине́ние

    unification, amalgamation, joining up, union, society, association, collaboration

  • зае́хать

    call in on the way, get, reach, fetch, collect, strike

    pick someone up

    drive into

  • ста́лкиваться

    collide

    run into or come across someone

    face something ( a problem )

  • канцеля́рия

    office

    (colloquial) stationary/office supplies

  • слу́жащий

    employee, office worker, white-collar worker

  • невозмути́мый

    calm and collected

  • вреза́ться

    cut, be telescoped, be engraved, be over head and ears in love

    to run into, collide with

  • ша́рить

    fumble, rummage

    (colloquial) understand

  • со́бранный

    gathered, collected, assembled, precise, accurate, self-disciplined

  • сбо́рник

    collection

  • столкнове́ние

    collision

  • дво́рник

    A municipal worker who maintains cleanliness and order in the yard on the streets and around the house

    (colloquial) windshield wipers

  • вуз

    institute of higher education, college

  • коллекти́вный

    collective adj

  • развали́ться

    to fall apart, to fall to pieces, to collapse, to break down

    too sprawl (out)

  • русь

    The Medieval Russian State

    The people (collective) who inhabited the medieval russian state

  • на́чисто

    clean

    (colloquial) outright, decidedly, openly, flatly

  • стащи́ть

    (colloquial) to steal

    to gather

    to drag into, to pull into

    to drag off, to drag down, to pull off

  • повали́ться

    to fall, to tumble down, to topple

    to collapse

  • ки́тель

    single-breasted military naval jacket with high collar

  • распа́д

    disintegration, break-up, collapse, decay, dissociation

  • хлеста́ть

    to slap, to lash, to switch, to whip

    to beat down, to lash against

    (colloquial) to gush

    (colloquial) to guzzle down

  • колхо́зник

    collective farmer

  • ли́па

    Lime tree, linden

    (colloquial) forgery, fake

  • бы́стренько

    (colloquial) quickly

  • му́сорный

    rubbish, trash, garbage

    police (colloquial)

  • прибра́ть

    to put in order or clean up

    (colloquial) to clean and hide

    (colloquial) to take for yourself

  • изво́зчик

    (History) Coachman of hired carriages

    (history) hired carriage with a coachman

    (colloquial) one who is engaged in the transportation of passengers and goods in a private car

  • неохо́та

    reluctance or lack of desire (colloquial)

  • зек

    convict (esp. in a labor camp)

    prisoner (colloquial), inmate

  • сослужи́вец

    co-worker/colleague, fellow-teacher, fellow-employee, fellow-clerk

  • завали́ться

    collapse/fall behind

    fall asleep

  • вы́валиться

    (colloquial) to fall out from somewhere

  • переписа́ть

    to rewrite, to retype

    to copy

    to make a list, to take a census (of)

    (colloquial) to re-register

  • подставля́ть

    to put/to place, move up, put near, substitute, hold up, offer

    to frame

    (figurative, colloquial) to expose, to leave vulnerable

  • са́дик

    (small) garden, orchard

    (colloquial) daycare / kindergarten

  • хво́стик

    small tail

    ponytail

    (colloquial) an additional amount

  • контролёр

    inspector ticket-collector

  • ши́ворот

    collar

  • у́йма

    (colloquial) a very large quantity

  • чу́точку

    (colloquial) a little bit

  • собра́т

    fellow colleague companian

  • сотру́дничать

    collaborate/co-operate

  • вы́рубить

    to cut down, to fell to cut out (hole, window etc) to make (ore, coal) to cut, to hew (colloquial) to turn off, to switch off, to cut off

  • пересо́хнуть

    to completely dry out

    (about water source) to dry out

    (colloquial) for anything to dry out

  • зало́г

    pledge

    collateral deposit

  • ободра́ть

    to strip, peel, skin, flay, flense

    (colloquial) to scratch, scrape

    (colloquial) to fleece, rook

  • драть

    to tear, to tear up, to tear to pieces

    to strip off, to tear off

    (colloquial) to charge, to fleece, to rip off

    (colloquial) to run away, to escape, to take flight

    to flog

    (colloquial) to kill (of wild animals)

  • засо́хнуть

    become hard from drying out

    (colloquial and figuratively) lose freshness beauty etc

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