cove russian
зали́в
bay, inlet, cove
gulf
бу́хточка
cove, creek, inlet
пройти́
to pass by, to walk past, to go past
to pass, to elapse, to go by
to take place, to be held, to go (well or badly)
to go through, to pass through, to seep through, to penetrate
to cover (a topic), to go through (material), to study
to pass, to get through
закры́ть
to close, to shut, to lock
to turn off, to shut off
to close down, to shut down, to close (a meeting)
to cover, to hide, to block out
жела́ть
to wish, to desire, to covet
проходи́ть
to pass by, to walk past, to go past
to go through, to pass through, to fit through
to take place, to be held, to proceed, to go (well or badly)
to pass, to elapse, to go by
to cover (a topic), to study, to do (in class)
to undergo, to take (an exam), to go through
скрыва́ть
to conceal, to keep secret, to hide (facts), to withhold
to hide, to stash away, to harbour (a person)
to hide (feelings), to mask, to disguise
to obscure, to hide from view, to cover, to veil
скрыть
to conceal, to keep back, to keep to oneself, to hide (a fact)
to hide, to conceal
to cover, to hide from view, to obscure
пожела́ть
to wish, to desire, to covet
оплати́ть
to pay for, to pay, to settle, to cover (the cost of)
закрыва́ть
to close, to shut
to lock, to lock up
to close down
to cover
та́йный
secret, clandestine, covert
mysterious, hidden
прое́хать
to pass by, to drive past, to ride past
to cover (a distance), to do (a distance), to travel, to ride
to travel through, to drive through, to pass through
to miss (one's stop), to overshoot
соглаше́ние
agreement, covenant
understanding, consent
покры́тый
covered (adj)
закрыва́ться
to close, to shut, to fall shut
to close, to be closed
to cover oneself up, to shield oneself
to be over, to come to an end, to close
прикры́ть
to cover, to cover up
to close (but not tightly), to leave ajar
to cover, to shield
to hush up, to conceal
to shut down, to close down
уста́виться
to stare, to gaze fixedly, to fix one's eyes (on)
to fit in, to go in (of furniture etc.)
to become covered (with objects), to get crammed (with)
скры́тый
hidden, concealed
secret, covert
прикры́тие
cover/cloak, escort, screen
засыпа́ть
to fall asleep, to drop off (to sleep)
to fill in (with earth), to cover over
to shower (with questions), to bombard (with)
накры́ть
to cover, to cover up
to set (the table), to lay (the table)
to catch red-handed, to nab, to bust
кры́шка
lid, cover, top
it's curtains, that's the end (of someone)
закры́ться
to close, to shut, to close up
to shut oneself in, to lock oneself in
to cover oneself, to wrap oneself up
to shield oneself, to cover up
to close down, to shut down, to go out of business
крова́вый
bloody, blood-stained, covered in blood
bloody, brutal
blood-, of blood
blood-red
завали́ть
to fill up, to block up (with debris), to cover over, to bury
to heap (with), to pile high (with), to swamp (with work)
to fail (an exam), to flunk, to botch
опла́чивать
to pay for, to pay, to cover the cost of, to settle (a bill)
to finance, to fund, to bear the expenses for
ледяно́й
ice, icy, ice-covered
ice-cold, icy, freezing
icy, frosty, glacial
па́пка
folder, binder
file cover, cardboard sleeve
оде́ть
to dress (someone), to put clothes on (someone)
to clothe, to outfit
to cover, to cloak
пробежа́ть
to run (a distance), to cover (a distance), to run through
to run by, to run past, to pass (running)
to skim, to scan
to run (over), to run (along), to flit across
укры́тие
shelter, cover
hideout, hiding place
жа́дный
greedy, covetous, grasping
avid, eager, hungry (for)
stingy, mean, miserly
прикрыва́ть
to cover, to cover up (with something)
to close (but not tightly), to push to, to leave ajar
to cover, to shield, to protect
to cover up, to conceal, to hush up
сне́жный
snow (attr.), of snow
snowy, snow-covered
занести́
to drop off (in passing), to bring (to someone), to carry in
to enter (in a record), to put down (on a list)
to cover (with snow or sand), to bury (of drifting snow)
to skid, to swing sideways
to raise, to lift (an arm or leg)
обло́жка
cover
покрыва́ть
to cover, to cover up
to coat, to apply a coating to, to paint over
to cover, to include
покры́ть
to cover, to cover up
to coat, to apply a layer to, to plate
to drown out, to muffle
перекры́ть
to block off, to close off, to bar
to turn off, to shut off, to cut off
to exceed, to surpass, to beat (a record)
to re-cover (a roof), to re-roof
to overlap, to cover over
to trump, to overtrump
проезжа́ть
to drive past, to ride past, to pass by
to drive through, to ride through, to travel through
to cover (a distance), to do (so many kilometres), to travel
to miss (one's stop), to go past (one's stop)
to exercise (a horse), to break in (a horse)
подмени́ть
to stand in for, to fill in for, to cover for, to take over from
to substitute, to replace (secretly), to swap
освеще́ние
lighting, illumination, light
coverage, reporting, treatment
elucidation, clarification
наводи́ть
to aim (at), to direct (at), to point (at)
to cause, to bring about, to produce, to instill
to lead (to a thought), to prompt, to suggest
to make (inquiries), to inquire (about), to gather information
to apply (a coating), to coat, to cover
затяну́ться
to drag on, to be dragged out, to take longer than expected
to take a drag, to inhale (smoke), to take a puff
to heal over, to heal up, to close up
to become covered, to cloud over, to be overcast
to tighten, to become tight, to pull tight
жа́дность
greed, avarice, covetousness
stinginess, miserliness
eagerness, avidity
обслу́живать
to serve, to wait on, to attend to, to cater to
to service, to maintain, to keep in good repair
to operate, to tend, to run
to serve, to supply, to cover
to handle, to process, to check in
оболо́чка
shell, casing, cover, jacket
membrane, tunic
outward form, appearance, guise
shell
укры́ться
to take shelter, to take refuge, to hide
to cover oneself (with a blanket), to tuck oneself in
освеща́ть
to light up, to illuminate
to shed light on, to elucidate, to explain
to cover, to report on
застрахо́ванный
insured, covered by insurance
immune (from), safe (from), protected (against)
залива́ть
to pour over, to douse, to cover with liquid
to flood, to inundate, to swamp
to fill up (with liquid), to pour in, to top up
to upload
замести́
to cover over (with snow), to sweep over, to bury (in snow)
to sweep (up), to sweep (into)
to cover up (traces), to obliterate, to blur
to nab, to bust, to collar, to arrest
to begin to drift (of snow), to start blowing
охвати́ть
to grip, to seize, to overcome
to engulf, to sweep through
to encompass, to cover, to include
to clasp, to put one's arms around
ко́рка
crust, rind
peel, rind
scab
crust, layer, coating
book cover, binding
покро́в
cover, covering, layer
integument, outer covering
cover, cloak, shroud, veil
pall, hearse-cloth
накрыва́ть
to cover, to cover up, to put over
to set (a table), to lay (a table)
to catch (red-handed), to nab, to bust
колпа́к
cap, cover, hood, hubcap
nightcap
cap, hat, pointed cap
calpack, kalpak
покры́тие
coating, covering, surface, layer
covering, coating (process)
covering (of costs), repayment, settlement
накры́ться
to cover oneself (with), to be covered
to fail, to fall through, to fizzle out, to break down
укры́ть
to cover, to cover up, to tuck in
to shelter, to protect
to conceal, to hide, to harbour
пролета́ть
to fly past, to fly by, to fly over, to fly through
to cover (a distance) by flying, to fly (a distance)
to fly by, to pass quickly
освети́ть
to light up, to illuminate
to shed light on, to highlight, to cover (a topic)
сторо́нка
side
region, parts, native land
board of a book cover, cover board
секре́тно
secretly, covertly, in secret
осени́ть
to dawn on, to strike, to come to (suddenly), to hit upon
to overshadow, to shade, to cover with shade
to surround with an aura, to envelop
замётанный
covered (with snow or sand), snow-covered, drifted over, wind-swept
basted, tacked
зава́ленный
piled up, littered, covered, strewn
blocked, obstructed
пробега́ть
to run past, to run by, to pass at a run
to run through, to run along, to run across
to cover (a distance), to run (a distance)
to skim, to scan, to glance over
to run about (for a while), to be on one's feet (running around)
to miss (through running around)
окрова́вленный
bloodstained, blood-covered, bloody, blood-smeared
охва́тывать
to encompass, to cover, to comprise, to include
to grip, to seize, to overcome, to come over
to engulf, to envelop, to spread over
to clasp, to put one's arms around, to grip
прикрыва́ться
to cover, to use as a cover, to take refuge, to close down
про́йденный
covered, traversed, passed
studied, covered (in class), completed
охва́ченный
engulfed in, enveloped in
gripped, seized, overcome
covered, included, encompassed
encircled, clasped, surrounded
прикры́ться
to cover oneself, to take cover, to hide behind
to use as a pretext, to feign, to pretend
чехо́л
cover/case
укрыва́ть
to cover, to cover up, to tuck in
to shelter, to protect (from), to shield
to conceal, to hide
to harbour, to give shelter to, to hide (a person)
проплы́ть
to swim (by / past / through), to sail, to cover
зажа́ть
to clutch, to grip tightly, to squeeze
to cover (with a hand), to stop up, to hold shut
to clamp, to fix (in a vice)
to suppress, to stifle, to keep down
забра́сывать
to throw, to cast, to hurl
to abandon, to neglect, to give up, to drop
to shower (with), to pelt (with), to bombard (with)
to fill in, to fill up, to cover up
покры́ться
to be covered
футля́р
case, etui, cover
переплёт
binding, cover, bookbinding
scrape, jam, tight spot, fix
зали́тый
flooded, inundated, covered with (liquid), full of (liquid)
bathed in, flooded with (light), drenched in, sun-drenched
заноси́ть
to bring in, to carry in, to drop off
to enter, to record, to input, to note down
to cover over (with snow or sand), to drift over
to skid, to swerve, to slew round
to raise, to lift
to wear out (clothes)
покрыва́ло
bedspread, coverlet, bedcover
veil, shawl (covering the head)
оку́танный
enveloped, shrouded, wrapped, covered
приоде́ться
to dress up, to get oneself up, to smarten oneself up
to put something on, to throw on some clothes, to get a bit more clothing on
to be lightly covered (with snow), to clothe itself (in snow)
накры́тый
covered, covered up
laid, set
зацвести́
to blossom, to break into bloom, to come into flower
to go green (with algae), to become covered with algae, to grow mouldy
затми́ть
to outshine, to eclipse, to overshadow, to surpass
to obscure, to cover, to darken
опека́ть
to look after, to take care of, to watch over, to support
to be the guardian of, to have guardianship over, to act as trustee for
to mollycoddle, to be overprotective towards, to patronize
to mark (an opponent), to cover closely
сокры́тие
concealment, covering up, hiding
подменя́ть
to substitute, to replace, to swap (secretly)
to stand in for, to fill in for, to cover for
закле́ить
to seal, to glue up, to stick down
to cover (by sticking something over), to stick over, to tape up
наки́дка
cape, cloak, wrap
cover, slipcover, pillow cover
surcharge, extra charge, markup
засы́пать
to fill up, to fill in, to cover (with earth etc.)
to shower (with), to overwhelm (with), to bombard (with)
to cover (with scattered things), to strew
to fall asleep, to go to sleep
погребённый
buried, interred, laid to rest
buried (under something), covered over
raked together, gathered with a rake
shovelled together, scraped together
замета́ть
to cover (with snow or sand), to drift over, to bury
to sweep up, to sweep together, to sweep (into)
to nab, to nick, to run in
прикры́тый
covered, hidden, concealed
half-closed, partly closed, ajar
Examples
Cover the cut with a bandaid.
Мы продвига́лись под покро́вом темноты́.
We advanced under cover of darkness.
Покро́йте семена́ небольши́м коли́чеством земли.
Cover the seeds with a little earth.
Свой реакцио́нный космополити́зм они выдаю́т за "интернационали́зм", свою́ борьбу́ против ми́ра и демокра́тии они пыта́ются прикры́ть пацифистскими и лжедемократическими фра́зами.
They give out their reactionary cosmopolitanism as "internationalism", they try to cover up their fight against peace and democracy by pacifist and pseudo-democratic phrases.
Ибо ко́рень всех зол есть сребролю́бие, кото́рому предавшись, некоторые уклонились от ве́ры и са́ми себя подве́ргли мно́гим скорбя́м.
For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows.
Леса́ покрыва́ют около 9,4% земно́й пове́рхности.
Forests cover around 9.4% of the earth's surface.
Вода охва́тывает примерно 70% земно́й пове́рхности.
Water covers about 70% of the earth.
Cover your eyes.
Неве́ста прикрыва́ет лицо́ фатой.
This bride is covering her face with a veil.
Э́того только-только хвата́ет на жизнь.
This just barely covers our living expenses.
Когда зева́ешь, прикрыва́й рот руко́й.
When you yawn, cover your mouth with your hand.
Когда зева́ете, прикрыва́йте рот руко́й.
When you yawn, cover your mouth with your hand.
Тома отпра́вили в Ковентри.
Tom was sent to Coventry.
Нас посла́ли на секре́тную ми́ссию.
We are sent on a covert mission.
Мэри прикрыва́ет рот и зева́ет.
Mary's covering her mouth and yawning.
На обло́жке той кни́ги бы́ло не́сколько черни́льных пя́тен.
There were some ink stains on the cover of that book.
Олимпи́йская золота́я меда́ль — э́то, пожалуй, са́мый жела́нный спорти́вный приз.
An Olympic gold medal is probably the most coveted sporting prize.
Ваш то́пик недостаточно хорошо закрыва́ет верх живота́, ю́ная ле́ди.
Your top does not provide enough midriff coverage, young lady.
Пове́рхность Вене́ры закры́та очень густы́ми быстро вращающимися облака́ми.
Venus has very thick, rapidly spinning clouds which cover its surface.
Том прикрыва́ет что-то пра́вой руко́й.
Tom's covering something with his right hand.
Наш страхово́й по́лис покрыва́ет разли́чные ви́ды уще́рба.
Our insurance policy covers various kinds of damages.
Ду́маю, страхо́вка э́то покро́ет.
I think insurance will cover it.
Cover up, we're going to leave.
Одева́йтесь потеплее, идет снег.
It's snowing outside, cover up.
What does your insurance cover?
Океа́н покрыва́ет 70% земно́й пове́рхности.
The ocean covers 70% of Earth's surface.
Том попыта́лся скрыть свою́ оши́бку.
Tom tried to cover up his mistake.
Please cover yourself.
С по́мощью электро́нных читалок лю́ди скло́нны чита́ть более открове́нные кни́ги, потому что во вре́мя чте́ния им не прихо́дится всем пока́зывать обло́жку.
People tend to read more saucy books on an e-book reader because they don't have to show the cover while reading.
Тому пришло́сь подмени́ть Мэри.
Tom had to cover for Mary.
Cover yourself up.
Лю́ди скло́нны рассма́тривать перево́д как а́лгебру, где обе части уравне́ния тожде́ственны, но на де́ле он больше похо́ж на кавер-версию пе́сни, где моти́в тако́й же, а аранжиро́вка уника́льна.
People tend to consider translation like algebra, with both sides of the equation being identical, when in fact it's more like a cover version of a song, where the tune is the same, but the arrangement is unique.
Как правило, около полу́дня в таки́е дни стальны́е се́рые облака покрыва́ют всё не́бо над лесны́м ландша́фтом.
As a rule, around noon on such days, steel-gray clouds cover the entire sky over the forested landscape.
Легче полностью отказа́ться от вожделе́нного, чем ограни́чивать себя в нём.
It is easier to renounce a coveted desire completely than to limit oneself in it.
Не́нависть возбужда́ет раздо́ры, но любо́вь покрыва́ет все грехи́.
Hatred stirs up strife, but love covers all sins.
Пло́щадь Исландии примерно 103 ты́сячи квадра́тных километров.
Iceland covers approximately 103,000 square kilometers.
Он изве́стный спорти́вный коммента́тор, комментирующий в пе́рвую о́чередь биатло́н, но и други́е ви́ды спо́рта тоже.
He is a well-known sports commentator who primarily covers biathlon, but also comments on other sports.
Не́бо закрыва́ют се́рые ту́чи.
Gray clouds are covering the sky.



















