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come out russian

  • вы́йти

    to go out, to come out, to leave, to get off

    to be published, to be issued, to come out

    to turn out, to come off

    to marry, to get married

    to run out

  • появи́ться

    to appear, to show up, to turn up

    to appear (in print), to come out

    to appear (come into being), to arise

  • выходи́ть

    to go out, to come out, to leave

    to get off, to get out

    to be published, to come out, to appear

    to marry, to get married

    to face, to look out onto, to open onto

    to be used up, to run out

  • получи́ться

    to work out, to succeed, to come off

    to turn out (to be), to come out, to result

    to happen, to come about

  • получа́ться

    to succeed, to work out, to manage

    to turn out, to happen, to come about

    to be obtained, to be produced, to be made (from)

  • взя́ться

    to take hold of, to grasp, to grab

    to set about, to get down to, to start on

    to take on, to undertake, to agree to do

    to come from, to appear (out of nowhere), to originate

  • 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

  • вы́ступить

    to perform, to give a speech, to speak (publicly)

    to oppose publicly, to speak out against

    to advocate for, to come out in support of

    to set out, to march out

    to protrude, to stick out

    to come out, to appear (on the surface)

    to overflow (its banks)

  • вы́пасть

    to fall out (of), to drop out, to slip out, to come out (of teeth or hair)

    to fall (of snow or rain), to come down

    to fall on (a date), to occur, to turn out (to be)

    to fall to one's lot, to befall, to be one's fate

    to get a chance, to come one's way (of an opportunity)

  • раздава́ться

    to be heard, to ring out, to come from, to emanate from

    to stretch (become wider), to broaden out

  • уцеле́ть

    to survive, to come out alive, to escape unhurt

    to remain intact, to be preserved, to survive undamaged

  • 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)

  • опра́вдываться

    to justify oneself, to make excuses, to explain oneself

    to prove true, to come true, to be borne out

  • обнару́житься

    to come to light, to turn out, to be revealed

    to manifest itself, to show itself, to become apparent, to be noticeable

    to turn up, to be found

  • устра́иваться

    to settle in, to get settled, to make oneself comfortable, to establish oneself

    to get a job, to apply for a job, to find employment

    to find accommodation, to settle down, to be put up

    to work out, to come right, to fall into place

  • выска́кивать

    to jump out, to leap out, to dash out, to spring out

    to fall out, to come out, to slip out

  • вы́сказаться

    to express one's opinion, to have one's say, to comment

    to speak out, to declare oneself, to come out (for or against)

  • выпада́ть

    to fall out, to drop out, to come out

    to fall on (a date), to come on (a day)

    to fall to (someone's lot), to come one's way, to get (a chance) by chance

  • раскры́ться

    to open, to unfold, to open up

    to come to light, to be revealed, to come out, to get out

    to open up, to reveal oneself, to show one's true self

  • выска́зывать

    to express, to voice, to state

    to speak in favour of, to advocate, to come out for

  • печа́таться

    to publish (one's work), to write for (a journal), to appear in print

    to be published, to be printed, to be in press, to come out

  • выруча́ть

    to help out, to come to the rescue, to bail out

    to make (money), to take in, to net, to gain

  • выдава́ться

    to protrude, to stick out, to jut out, to project

    to present itself, to come up, to occur, to turn out (to be)

  • посы́пать

    to sprinkle, to strew, to dust

    to begin to fall, to start coming down

    to come pouring out, to rush out in crowds

  • посыпа́ть

    to sprinkle, to strew, to powder, to dust

    to begin to fall, to start coming down

    to come pouring out, to rush out (in crowds)

  • вы́палить

    to fire, to shoot, to fire off (a shot)

    to blurt out, to rattle off, to come out with

    to burn off, to burn out, to smoke out

  • вы́гореть

    to burn down, to burn out, to be gutted by fire

    to fade, to become bleached, to lose its colour

    to burn out, to be burnt out

    to work out, to come off, to succeed

  • подки́нуть

    to toss, to throw up, to throw into the air

    to give a lift, to drive (somewhere), to drop off

    to add (more), to throw in, to chip in

    to suggest, to come up with, to throw out (an idea)

    to abandon (a child), to plant (secretly), to foist on

  • раскрыва́ться

    to open, to open up, to dehisce (of a seed pod)

    to come to light, to come out, to be revealed

    to uncover oneself, to kick off the blanket

    to open up, to unfold (of a view)

  • прорыва́ться

    to break through, to fight one's way through

    to penetrate, to come through, to filter through

    to burst, to burst open

    to tear, to wear through

    to break through, to come out

  • выска́зываться

    to express oneself, to speak one's mind, to give one's opinion

    to speak out (for or against), to declare oneself (in favour of), to come out (against)

  • оправда́ться

    to justify oneself, to excuse oneself, to make excuses

    to come true, to prove justified, to be borne out

  • обнару́живаться

    to come to light, to be revealed, to turn out

    to be found, to turn up, to be detected

  • бря́кнуть

    to clank, to clatter, to jingle, to clang

    to bang down, to drop, to fling down, to hurl

    to blurt out, to come out with

  • истека́ть

    to expire, to run out, to come to an end

    to bleed profusely, to bleed to death, to be oozing (with)

    to flow out, to run out, to seep out

  • проступи́ть

    to seep through, to ooze out, to come through

    to appear, to show through, to become visible, to emerge

    to step forward, to move to the front

  • вы́даться

    to turn out, to prove to be, to come about

    to protrude, to jut out, to stick out

    to stand out, to be distinguished

  • вы́плыть

    to swim out, to come to the surface, to emerge, to crop up

  • издава́ться

    to be published, to be issued, to come out

    to be emitted, to be given off, to issue

    to be published, to publish one's work

  • сцепи́ться

    to grapple, to clash, to come to grips, to fall out

  • полосну́ть

    to slash, to gash, to cut (with one stroke), to lash

    to fire a burst, to rake with fire, to blast away

    to break out suddenly, to lash down, to come down in a burst

    to shoot a glance at, to sweep with a look, to give a piercing look

  • бу́хнуть

    to bang, to thud, to boom, to crash

    to blurt out, to come out with

    to swell, to swell up

  • приложи́ться

    to press (against), to put (against), to hold (against)

    to kiss reverently, to venerate with a kiss

    to bang (against), to knock (against), to bump (into)

    to take aim, to level one's gun

    to follow of itself, to come in addition, to sort itself out

    to have a drink, to hit the bottle, to tipple

  • перевести́сь

    to transfer, to be transferred, to move (to another job or school)

    to die out, to become extinct, to come to an end, to run out

  • срасти́сь

    to grow together, to knit (of bones), to fuse together, to heal over

    to work out, to come off, to go through

  • вы́крутиться

    to wriggle out, to find a way out, to get off the hook

    to come unscrewed, to twist out

  • выкру́чиваться

    to wriggle out, to find a way out (of a predicament), to talk one's way out, to get off scot-free

    to unscrew, to come unscrewed, to screw out

  • выплыва́ть

    to swim out, to come to the surface, to emerge, to crop up

  • отмы́ться

    to wash off, to wash away, to come out

    to get clean, to get washed clean

    to clear one's name, to whitewash oneself, to redeem oneself

  • вы́мыться

    to wash oneself, to get washed, to have a bath

    to be washed out, to come out (of a stain)

  • свести́сь

    to come down to, to boil down to, to amount to

    to come to nothing, to dwindle away, to fizzle out

    to shrink, to be reduced, to dwindle

  • раскоше́литься

    to cough up (money), to fork out, to shell out, to come down with money

  • сраста́ться

    to grow together, to knit, to fuse together, to coalesce

    to work out, to come together, to pan out

  • выводи́ться

    to become extinct, to go out of use, to fall into disuse, to come out

  • отмочи́ть

    to soak off, to soak loose, to unstick by wetting

    to pull off (something outrageous), to come out with, to crack (a joke)

    to beat up, to thrash, to wallop

  • выгора́ть

    to burn down, to be burnt out, to be gutted by fire

    to fade, to become bleached, to lose its colour

    to work out, to come off, to succeed

  • выла́мываться

    to put on airs, to be affected, to act up, to make a fuss

    to break out, to come loose, to be broken off

  • вы́гадать

    to gain, to save

    to profit, to gain an advantage, to come out ahead

  • вывёртывать

    to unscrew, to screw out, to twist out

    to twist (an arm), to wrench, to dislocate

    to turn inside out, to turn out

    to dart out, to come shooting out

  • вывёртываться

    to wriggle out, to find a way out, to get off scot-free

    to come unscrewed, to work loose, to come out

    to turn inside out, to be turned outward

    to slip out, to wriggle free

    to pop up, to appear suddenly, to emerge

    to get dislocated, to be twisted

  • выдыха́ться

    to run out of steam, to become exhausted, to wear out, to be played out

    to go flat, to lose its flavour, to lose its aroma

    to fizzle out, to peter out, to come to nothing, to be used up

    to be exhaled, to be breathed out

  • выпа́ливать

    to fire, to shoot, to let off (a shot)

    to blurt out, to rattle off, to come out with

    to burn off, to scorch, to singe

  • обла́мываться

    to break off, to snap off

    to fall through, to come to nothing, to not work out

    to fall to (someone), to come one's way, to get

  • отка́лывать

    to chip off, to break off, to split off

    to unpin, to unfasten, to detach

    to pull off (a stunt), to get up to, to come out with

  • отма́чивать

    to soak off, to soften by soaking, to unstick by wetting

    to pull (a stunt), to crack (a joke), to come out with

  • отмыва́ться

    to wash out, to wash off, to come out

    to wash oneself clean, to get clean

    to clear one's name, to clear oneself of an accusation, to justify oneself

  • отсти́рываться

    to wash off, to come out

  • почкова́ться

    to reproduce by budding, to gemmate, to bud

    to bud, to put out buds, to come into bud

  • разлеза́ться

    to come apart, to ravel out, to wear through

    to fall apart, to disintegrate, to crumble

  • сла́живаться

    to work out, to come together, to go smoothly, to be arranged

    to come to an agreement, to agree (on something), to negotiate

  • вы́пуститься

    to graduate, to finish school, to complete one's studies

    to be produced, to be manufactured, to be released (product)

    to be published, to be issued, to come out

  • вы́шибиться

    to fall out, to be knocked out, to come loose

    to be dislocated, to get put out of joint

  • скле́иваться

    to stick together, to become glued together, to adhere

    to work out, to come together, to go smoothly

  • срисо́вываться

    to be copied, to be traced, to come out well (as a copy)

  • доду́мавшийся

    having figured out, having come up with, having concluded

  • доду́мавший

    who has thought through, who has figured out, who has come up with (an idea/solution), having thought through

  • вы́бившийся

    exhausted, worn out, spent

    having come loose, sticking out, having broken out

  • вы́шедший

    having left, having gone out, having come out

    published, released, out

    retired, former, ex-

    expired, elapsed, outdated

  • отмочи́вший

    having soaked off, having removed by soaking

    having pulled off (a stunt), having cracked (a joke), having done something outrageous, having come out with something crazy

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