coll russian
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
to gather, collect, pack, organize
to pick, harvest
to assemble
собира́ть
to gather, collect, pack, organize
to pick, harvest
to assemble
собра́ние
meeting, gathering, assembly, collection
забра́ть
to pick up, collect
to take away, seize, collect, take possession of
не́ту
there is no, there are no (colloquial)
мо́рда
muzzle, snout
(colloquial, derogatory) face of a person/mug
колле́га
colleague
девчо́нка
(colloquial) young girl
компле́кс
complex number (colloquial abbreviation)
колхо́з
collective farm, kolkhoz
своло́чь
to drag away, to drag down; (colloquial) to pinch, to steal
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
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
столкну́ться
bump into
run into
come across paths
to face, encounter
to collide (vehicles)
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
to pick up, collect
to take away, seize, collect, take possession of
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
кида́ть
to throw, to cast, to fling
(colloquial) to abandon
(colloquial) to cheat, to swindle
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
стяну́ть
to tighten, to tie up
(colloquial) to steal, to filch
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
linden, lime tree
(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
завести́сь
to be acquired
to start, start up
to infest
(colloquial) to get worked up, to be turned on
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, companion
сотру́дничать
cooperate / collaborate/co-operate
Examples
Они поздра́вили своего́ колле́гу с повыше́нием.
They congratulated their colleague on his promotion.
Дорогой, быстре́е, быстре́е. Тут есть один сайт, называ́ется Татоэба, там распродаю́т колле́кцию предложе́ний по це́нту за шту́ку! У них даже есть специа́льные предложе́ния ти́па, купи́ сто штук и получи́ одно предложе́ние в пода́рок! "Ничего себе! Лю́ди уже коллекциони́руют предложе́ния в ка́честве хо́бби?! Куда ка́тится э́тот мир!"
Honey, quick, quick. There's this website called Tatoeba that's auctioning its sentence collection for a cent each! They've even got special offers like buy 100 sentences and get 1 free! "Ah great! now people collect sentences as a hobby?! What's the world coming to!"
Молодо́й ру́сский гео́лог отби́л молотко́м кусо́к ка́мня и стал внима́тельно его рассма́тривать. "База́льт!" — воскли́кнул он почти восторженно, передавая своему́ герма́нскому колле́ге обло́мок поро́ды.
The young Russian geologist hammered off a piece of the stone and minutely examined it. "Basalt!" he cried rapturously, passing a fragment of the rock to his German colleague.
Иди́те поговори́те с мои́м колле́гой.
Go and speak to my colleague.
Мой сотру́дник зна́ет техни́ческие данные.
My colleague knows the technical data.
Она подружилась с новым сослуживцем.
She became friends with her new colleague.
Она внимательно присматривается к новому коллеге
She is taking a close look at the new colleague.
Он представил нам своего сотоварища по работе.
He introduced us to his work colleague.
Он капнул начальнику про коллегу.
He informed the boss about his colleague.
Мы услышали небезынтересное предложение от коллег.
We heard a not-uninteresting proposal from our colleague.
Не смей нажаловаться начальнику на коллег!
Don't you dare complain to the boss about your colleague!
Он доброжелательно улыбнулся новому коллеге.
He smiled kindly at his new colleague.
У него были внеслужебные отношения с коллегой.
He had a personal relationship with a colleague.
Он обвинил коллегу в двурушничестве
He accused his colleague of double-dealing.
Они делегировали право голоса своему коллеге.
They delegated their voting rights to their colleague.
Она начала интимничать с новым коллегой.
She started acting overly familiar with her new colleague.
Обобществлённый скот держали в общем хозяйстве.
The collectivized livestock was kept on the collective farm.
Он подкапывался под коллегу, распуская сплетни.
He undermined his colleague by spreading rumors.
Новая коллега оказалась настоящей рутинёркой.
The new colleague turned out to be a real slave to routine.
Собирательница марок показала мне свою коллекцию.
The stamp collector showed me her collection.
Моя сослуживица помогла мне подготовить отчёт
My female colleague helped me prepare the report.
Моя коллега калининградка живёт у моря.
My colleague from Kaliningrad lives by the sea.
Наш коллега подкован технически лучше всех.
Our colleague is technically more knowledgeable than anyone else.
Его выгораживание коллеги на суде выглядело неубедительно.
His attempt to exonerate his colleague in court seemed unconvincing.
Целовальник собирал пошлину у ворот города.
The tax collector collected the duty at the city gates.
Она поблагодарила коллегу, предложившего новую идею.
She thanked the colleague who had suggested a new idea.
Мы вспомнили коллегу, предлагавшего интересный проект.
We remembered the colleague who had proposed an interesting project.
Мальчик, собиравший марки, показал свою коллекцию.
The boy who collected stamps showed us his collection.
Должность, занимаемая моим коллегой, скоро освободится.
The position held by my colleague will soon become vacant.
Мы поблагодарили коллегу, предупредившего нас о проблеме.
We thanked the colleague who had warned us about the problem.
Выколачивавший долги коллектор звонил каждый день.
The debt collector who was collecting debts called every day.
Коллективизированные земли принадлежали колхозу.
The collectivized lands belonged to the collective farm.
Обобществляемое имущество передавалось колхозу.
The property being collectivized was transferred to the collective farm.



















