cook russian
гото́вить
to cook, to prepare (food)
to prepare, to make ready, to get ready
to train
пригото́вить
to cook, to prepare (food)
to prepare, to make ready, to get ready
ку́хня
kitchen, cook-house, galley, cooking
по́вар
cook, chef
свари́ть
to boil, to cook
to weld, to weld together
to brew
вари́ть
to boil, to cook (in liquid)
to brew (beer)
доходи́ть
to reach, to get to, to walk as far as
to reach, to come up to, to amount to
to get to the point of, to escalate into, to end up in
to reach, to get through, to arrive
to figure out (on one's own), to grasp, to sink in
to be done, to cook through, to ripen
to touch, to move
шеф-по́вар
chef, head-cook
мори́ть
to exterminate, to kill off, to poison (pests)
to starve, to keep hungry
to torment, to wear out, to exhaust
to stain (wood), to treat with mordant
to stew, to braise, to cook slowly
кок
ship's cook, cook (on a vessel)
quiff, tuft of hair
конди́тер
confectioner, pastry-cook
перева́ривать
to digest
to digest (mentally), to process, to take in, to grasp
to stand, to put up with, to stomach, to tolerate
to overcook, to overboil, to boil to mush
to boil again, to re-cook
вари́ться
to cook, to broil, to boil
повари́ха
cook, chef (female)
состря́пать
to cook, to concoct, to cook up
стря́пать
to cook, to concoct, to cook up
свари́ться
to boil/cook
подстра́ивать
to contrive, to engineer, to rig, to cook up
to build on, to add on, to annex (an extension)
to tune (to another instrument), to tune up
нагото́вить
to lay in, to cook
навари́ть
to cook (a lot of), to boil up (a quantity of), to make (in quantity)
to weld on, to forge on
to make a profit, to clear (a sum), to make money (on a deal)
кулина́р
cook
сгото́вить
to cook, to make
припе́чь
to scorch, to burn slightly, to beat down on
to bake thoroughly, to cook well, to roast through
харче́вня
eating-house, cook-shop
стряпу́ха
cook
пиро́жник
pie maker, pastry cook, confectioner
pie seller, pie vendor
кашева́р
cook
прожа́ривать
to fry thoroughly, to cook through, to roast thoroughly
куста́рь
handicraftsman, artisan, small-scale craftsman
drug cook, owner of a home drug lab
кашева́рить
to work as cook
нава́ривать
to weld on, to forge on
to cook a large quantity of, to boil up (a lot of), to brew (kvass or beer)
to make a profit, to make money (on a deal), to rake in
настря́пать
to cook up, to make (a batch of), to whip up
to cobble together, to churn out sloppily, to botch
пропе́чь
to bake thoroughly, to bake through, to cook through
дова́ривать
to cook longer, to do to a turn, to finish cooking
кухми́стерский
eating-house, cook-shop
пропека́ть
to bake thoroughly, to bake through, to cook thoroughly
прова́ривать
to boil thoroughly, to cook through, to boil until done
to weld thoroughly, to weld through, to weld together
недова́риваться
to not cook properly
ужа́риваться
to be thoroughly roasted, to be fried through, to be done (of meat)
to shrink while frying, to cook down, to lose volume in frying
подва́ривать
to boil up again, to cook a little longer, to reheat
to weld on, to weld up, to patch by welding
гото́вый
ready, prepared (for)
willing, ready, inclined
finished, ready-made, off-the-peg
done, cooked
пече́нье
cookie, biscuit
приготовле́ние
preparation, getting ready
cooking, preparation (of food), making
making, preparation, manufacture
ка́ша
porridge, kasha, cooked cereal
jumble, mess, muddle
печь
stove
oven, cooking stove
furnace
kiln
плита́
stove, cooker, range
slab, plate, flagstone
горшо́к
pot, cooking pot, earthenware pot
flowerpot, plant pot
potty, chamber pot
кастрю́ля
cooking pot, pot
гото́вка
cooking, preparing food, food preparation
кулина́рный
culinary, cooking, cookery
пригото́вленный
prepared, cooked, made, ready
гото́вимый
being prepared, being cooked, in preparation
пли́тка
tile
bar (of chocolate)
hotplate, portable stove, cooker
small slab, small plate
стряпня́
cooking, concoction
пря́ник
gingerbread, spice cookie, honey cake
кулинари́я
cooking, cookery, culinary art
куха́рка
A worker who cooks dishes
крупа́
groats, grain (for cooking), cereal, grits
snow pellets, graupel, sleet
пова́ренный
cooking adj
сва́ренный
boiled, cooked
welded
ва́рка
cooking, boiling
brewing, smelting, boiling (industrial)
welding
сырова́тый
dampish, half-cooked, half-done, half-baked
рисова́рка
rice cooker
скорова́рка
pressure cooker
прожа́риться
to be cooked through, to be roasted through, to be well-done (of meat)
гото́вящий
preparing, cooking, making ready
парова́рка
steamer (cooking appliance)
гастроно́мия
gastronomy, art of fine cooking, gourmet cuisine
delicatessen, groceries, provisions
ю́шка
broth, pot liquor, liquid part of soup, cooking liquid
fish soup
dishwater, slops, dirty rinsing water
кулина́рная кни́га
cookbook, cookery book
ва́ренный
boiled, cooked
отва́ренный
boiled, cooked by boiling
пропа́ренный
steamed, steam-cooked, parboiled
варе́ние
process of cooking by boiling
инкуба́торный
incubator (attr.), hatchery (attr.), incubator-hatched
mass-produced, cookie-cutter, all alike
стряпаемый
being prepared, being cooked
ва́рящий
cooking, boiling
сгото́вленный
cooked, prepared
варящийся
boiling, being cooked
нава́ренный
cooked in large quantity, boiled up in quantity, well-boiled
welded on, welded onto
прова́рка
thorough boiling, cooking through, boiling
недожа́риться
to be undercooked, to be underdone, to be half-cooked
комбижи́р
compound fat, cooking fat, shortening
вы́сечка
punching out, die-cutting, blanking
hollow punch, punch, hole punch
carving, hewing, chiselling
carving, sculpture
punching waste, punching scrap
cookie cutter, pastry cutter, baking mould
cut line (in a forest), cleared strip, firebreak
свари́вшийся
cooked, boiled, done
готовленный
prepared, cooked, made
вари́вший
who cooked, having cooked, that cooked
состря́павший
having cooked, having prepared quickly, having concocted
приготовля́емый
being prepared, being cooked, in preparation
свари́вший
having cooked, who cooked
приготовля́вший
preparing, cooking, that prepared, who prepared
прожа́ривающийся
being thoroughly roasted, being thoroughly fried, cooking through
приготовле́ния
preparing, cooking
вари́вшийся
boiled, cooked
навари́вший
who has cooked (a lot), who has brewed (a lot), who has welded (a lot), who has gained/profited
стря́пающий
cooking, preparing (food)
стря́павший
having cooked, who cooked, that cooked, having prepared
стря́панный
cooked, prepared
нагото́вивший
who has prepared/cooked (a lot), having prepared/cooked (a lot)
сгото́вивший
having prepared, having cooked, who prepared, who cooked
Examples
Она хва́стается, что хорошо гото́вит.
She brags about how well she can cook.
Лук гото́вится быстре́е, чем карто́фель.
Onions cook more quickly than potatoes.
Еди́нственное разли́чие между плохи́м по́варом и отравителем - в ра́зности наме́рений.
The only difference between a bad cook and a poisoner is the intent.
What should we cook?
С го́рем пополам он смог пригото́вить себе ужин.
He was able to cook himself dinner, after a fashion.
Я пригото́влю тебе обе́д сего́дня?
Shall I cook dinner today?
Ка́ждый должен научи́ться гото́вить.
Every man should learn how to cook.
Том зна́ет, как пригото́вить спаге́тти.
Tom knows how to cook spaghetti.
Ты зна́ешь, как пригото́вить мя́со?
Do you know how to cook meat?
Он хо́чет научи́ться гото́вить.
He wants to learn how to cook.
Вы зна́ете, как пригото́вить ома́ра?
Do you know how to cook a lobster?
I have to cook the vegetables.
Хо́чешь, я приду́ и пригото́влю тебе что-нибудь пое́сть?
Do you want me to come cook you something?
Я должен пригото́вить ужин сего́дня.
I have to cook dinner today.
Я должна́ пригото́вить ужин сего́дня.
I have to cook dinner today.
Tom will cook.
We'll cook.
Who'll cook?
Her husband is an excellent cook.
I've learnt to cook.
Я собира́юсь пригото́вить обе́д.
I'm going to cook dinner.
Э́ти овощи гото́вятся медленно.
These vegetables cook slowly.
Господи́н шко́льник, все вам, все вам подска́зывали... Правильный отве́т, естественно, по́вар!
Sir schoolboy, it's all, all been prompted to you. The correct answer is, naturally, a cook!



















