course russian
коне́чно
of course, certainly, sure
слу́шать
to listen to, to listen
to listen closely, to listen out for
to attend, to hear (lectures), to take (a course)
to hear (a case), to try
путь
way, path, road, route
journey, trip, travel
way, means, course
track, railway line
тре́тий
third
third course
ход
motion, movement, speed, run (of a machine)
course, progress, development
entrance, entry, passage
move, turn, lead (in cards)
тече́ние
course, period
current, flow, stream
tendency, trend, movement
поня́тно
it is clear, it is understandable, that makes sense
clearly, intelligibly, plainly
I see, got it, all right
naturally, of course, understandably
курс
rate of exchange, exchange rate
course, heading
course (of study), training course
policy, line, course
year (at university)
разуме́ться
to be self-evident (of course, naturally), to go without saying
to be meant, to be understood (as)
есте́ственно
of course, naturally, sure
naturally, in a natural way
направле́ние
direction, course
trend, tendency, current, school
referral, referral note, assignment
лече́ние
treatment, therapy, medical care, cure
course of treatment, spa treatment
поверну́ть
to turn, to swing (around)
to turn (left/right), to turn off
to change (the course of), to steer (in another direction)
блю́до
dish, food
course
platter, serving dish
курса́нт
cadet
student (on a course)
безусло́вно
undoubtedly, certainly, definitely, of course
unconditionally, absolutely, without reservation
мк
micron, micrometre
millikelvin
magnetic card
tape cassette
small-calibre
maritime college
magnetic course
тра́сса
highway, main road, motorway
route, line, course
track, course, run
plan, draft
протека́ть
to leak, to be leaky, to let water through
to proceed, to take its course, to go (well or badly), to occur
to flow, to run, to flow through
to pass, to elapse, to slip by
сби́ться
to lose the way, to go astray, to get off (course), to fall out of step
to get confused, to falter, to stumble (in speech), to lose the thread
to lose count, to lose track
to slip out of place, to get crooked, to slide to one side
to huddle together, to cluster, to bunch up
диста́нция
distance, range
race, course, race distance
railway division, track section
ру́сло
riverbed, channel, bed (of a river)
course, track, channel (figurative)
относи́ть
to take, to carry, to bring
to attribute, to ascribe, to assign, to classify
to carry away, to blow away, to drift (something) off course
проложи́ть
to lay, to build, to construct, to pave (a road)
to plot, to chart, to map out, to set (a course)
to clear (a path), to force (one's way), to pave (the way)
to interlay, to insert (a layer between), to pack (with)
вене́ц
crown, wreath, garland
crowning achievement, pinnacle, culmination
wedding crown, marriage
corona, halo
row of logs, course of logs
трави́ть
to poison
to exterminate
to hound, to bully, to badger, to persecute
to hunt with hounds, to course (game), to set dogs on
to etch, to pickle (metal)
to pay out (a rope), to slacken, to let out (steam)
to ruin, to damage, to spoil
to use up, to squander, to waste
сбива́ться
to lose one's way, to stray, to go off course, to deviate
to get confused, to lose the thread, to falter, to stumble (in speech)
to huddle together, to cluster, to band together, to clump
to slip out of place, to slide, to get rumpled up
спец
specialist, expert, pro
special course, specialized lecture course
натура́льно
naturally, of course
прослу́шать
to listen to (from start to finish), to attend (a course of lectures), to hear out
to miss (hearing), to fail to catch
to listen to (with a stethoscope), to auscultate
to listen to (for a while), to spend (time) listening
десе́рт
dessert, sweet course
снос
demolition, teardown, pulling down, dismantling
drift, drifting off course
самотёк
drift, letting things take their own course, laissez-faire
gravity flow, gravity feed
гурт
herd, drove, flock
crowd, throng
edge of a coin, rim
string course, rib (of a vault)
зна́мо
of course, naturally, as is well known
ликбе́з
campaign to eliminate illiteracy, literacy campaign
crash course in the basics, basic instruction, primer
literacy classes, literacy school
проте́чь
to leak, to spring a leak, to seep through
to pass, to elapse, to go by
to proceed, to take place, to run its course
зао́чник
external student, student taking correspondence course
низо́вье
lower reaches, lower course (of a river)
delta
всенепреме́нно
without fail, absolutely, by all means
certainly, of course, undoubtedly, quite right
да-да́
yes yes, yes of course, yeah yeah, all right
пе́рвое
first course, soup course
второ́е
main course, second course
протека́ние
course, progress, development
leakage, leaking, leak
flowing, flow
горя́чее
hot dish, main course, hot food
магистрату́ра
master's programme, master's degree course, graduate studies
magistracy, the magistrates, magistrate's office
многопо́лье
multi-course system, many-field system
нервю́ра
rib, vault rib
rib, wing rib
string course, belt course
пеленга́тор
direction-finder, course and bearing indicator, pelorus
пли́нтус
baseboard, skirting board
plinth, base course
пра́ктикум
practical course, practical training, practical class, workshop
сла́дкое
sweet course, dessert
танцкла́сс
dance school, dancing class, dance course
dance studio, practice hall of a dance school
курси́ст
course participant, student, trainee
одноку́рсница
female fellow student, female course mate, female classmate
прокла́дывавший
laying, paving, making (a path), charting (a course)
доле́чивавший
who was finishing treatment, finishing a course of treatment, completing treatment
уваливавший
falling off course, bearing away, drifting to leeward
сби́вшийся
lost, gone astray, off course
confused, muddled, bewildered
rumpled, bunched up, out of place
переломи́вший
having broken, having snapped, having fractured
having changed (the course of), having turned around, having overcome
да нет же
but no, no of course not, no really
в тече́ние
during, in the course of, for (a period)
within, inside of
отчита́вший
having reprimanded, having scolded, who told off
having delivered (a course), who has given (a lecture), having finished reading
хвост
tail
tail, rear, tail-end, end
queue, line
tail, trail
arrears (of coursework), outstanding exam
train (of a dress)
brush (of a fox), scut (of a hare)
скаку́н
racehorse, fast horse, courser
rider, horseman
tiger beetle
cricket, grasshopper
decoy pigeon
соку́рсник
fellow student (in the same year), coursemate, classmate (at university)
бегуно́к
slider, runner, roller, running wheel
clearance chit, routing slip, loan slip
runner, errand boy, messenger
stand-in, relief worker, substitute
job-hopper
rider (on a balance), sliding index
sulky
courser (bird)
ку́рсы
courses
трави́вший
having poisoned
having bullied, having persecuted, having harassed
having hunted (with dogs), having coursed (game)
having etched, having corroded
Examples
Физи́ческое воспита́ние явля́ется обяза́тельным предме́том?
Is physical education a required course?
Э́тот курс помо́жет вам отрабо́тать правильное произноше́ние.
This course will help you master correct pronunciation.
Конечно, мы до́лжны постара́ться.
Of course, we must do our best.
В тече́ние двадца́того века э́то всё измени́лось.
In the course of the twentieth century all this changed.
Одно из ва́жных разли́чий между япо́нцами и америка́нцами — э́то то, что япо́нцы скло́нны выбира́ть надежный путь в жи́зни, в то вре́мя как америка́нцы предпочита́ют испы́тывать жизнь и броса́ть ей вы́зов.
One of the important differences between Japanese and Americans is that Japanese tend to choose a safe course in life, while Americans choose to explore and challenge life.
Of course!
Афганиста́н и Ира́н в ХХ ве́ке не́сколько раз меня́ли свои́ госуда́рственные ги́мны.
Afghanistan and Iran both changed their national anthems several times in the course of the 20th century.
Шотла́ндия взяла́ курс на достиже́ние незави́симости от Ло́ндона.
Scotland has set itself on a course to obtain independence from London.
Так в чём же секре́т консервати́вности шко́льной програ́ммы по матема́тике?
So what is the secret to a school course in mathematics being conservative?
При испо́льзовании э́той информа́ции я, конечно же, буду сле́довать вашим тре́бованиям.
When using this information, I will of course follow your requirements.
Маши́на отклони́лась от своего́ ку́рса.
The car veered from its course.
Of course.
Справедли́вость восторжеству́ет.
Justice will take its course.
You'll be notified in due course.
Мы до́лжны постара́ться вы́работать наилу́чший план де́йствий.
We must try to determine the best course of action.
I want to enrol in a course.
Я бою́сь, что в настоя́щий моме́нт нет свобо́дных одноме́стных номеро́в, но вы мо́жете забронировать двухме́стный но́мер по сниженному тари́фу, если вам не нужно два за́втрака, конечно.
There is no single room available at present, I'm afraid, but you could have a double room at a slightly reduced rate unless you want two breakfasts, of course.
Его англи́йский улу́чшится со вре́менем.
His English will improve in the course of time.
Он говори́т по-французски, а также, разумеется, по-английски.
He speaks French and, of course, English.
Конечно, э́то хорошо, когда кто-то изучающий язы́к пыта́ется испо́льзовать его, не боясь сде́лать оши́бку, но я не высо́кого мне́ния о лю́дях без доста́точной подгото́вки, кото́рые выпуска́ют материа́лы по изуче́нию языка́ ни́зкого ка́чества.
Of course it's a good thing when someone learning a foreign language tries to use it without fear of making mistakes, but I don't think much of people without sufficient ability producing language learning material of poor quality.
«Его Вели́чество... Я должен пойти́ и узна́ть, что случи́лось! ...Ваше Вели́чество, что произошло́?» — «Линк поцелова́л меня!» — «Конечно, поцелова́л, ведь ты его геро́й!»
His Majesty... I must go and see what happened! ...Your Majesty, what has happened? "Link kissed me!" "Of course he kissed you, you're his hero!"
В Евро́пе лю́ди счита́ют пунктуа́льность само́ собой разумеющейся.
In Europe, people regard punctuality as a matter of course.
Он обуча́ется на ку́рсах продви́нутого у́ровня владения эсперанто.
He is taking an advanced course in Esperanto.
Насколько важна́ для вас семья́? Конечно, не так-то ясно, что именно э́то значит. Ведь "семья́" мо́жет означа́ть ра́зные ве́щи. К приме́ру, мно́гие называ́ют "семьёй" тех, кто им ва́жен. Э́то, разумеется, лиша́ет вопро́с смы́сла.
How important is family to you? It is of course not all that clear what that means. Mainly because 'family' can mean a lot of things. For instance, many people call those who are important to them 'family'. That renders the question redundant, obviously.
Вы, конечно, понима́ете.
Of course you understand.
Ты, конечно, понима́ешь.
Of course you understand.
Если есте́ственный язы́к можно сравни́ть с де́ревом, кото́рое разросло́сь с тече́нием вре́мени, то эсперанто можно сравни́ть с де́ревом из пластма́ссы, кото́рое бы́ло создано иску́сственным путём.
If a natural language can be compared to a tree, which has developed during the course of time, Esperanto can be compared to a plastic tree, which was created artificially.
Конечно, наш о́браз жи́зни отлича́ется от америка́нского.
Of course our lifestyle is different from America.
Он записался на курс испа́нского.
She signed up for a Spanish course.
Просто я так говорю́, прия́тель. Меня всегда озада́чивало то, что не носи́тели языка́ ду́мают, что мо́гут реша́ть, звучи́т ли вещь естественно или стра́нно, если, конечно, она не соде́ржит очеви́дных граммати́ческих оши́бок или ле́ксика разъёбана к хуям.
That's just my way of saying things, dude. It always puzzles me that non-native speakers think they can decide if shit sounds natural or weird unless, of course, it has evident grammatical errors or the wording is fucked up.
The history course is interesting.
Боле́знь протека́ет есте́ственным о́бразом.
The sickness is taking its course.
Этот курс носит повторительный характер.
This course is primarily a review course.



















