crow russian
петь
to sing
to sing (of birds), to warble, to crow (of a cock)
to intone, to chant, to sing the praises (of)
спеть
to sing
to crow (of a rooster)
to ripen
марс
Mars
top, crow's nest, masthead platform
воро́на
crow, gawk, gaper, loafer
стервя́тник
vulture, Egyptian vulture, carrion crow
напрями́к
straight, directly, as the crow flies, cross-country
bluntly, point-blank, straight out, frankly
кукаре́кать
to crow
компа́ния
company, group of friends, crowd
company, firm
назва́ть
to name, to call
to call, to term, to describe as
to state, to give, to say
to invite (many people), to ask over (a crowd)
толпа́
crowd, throng, multitude
разойти́сь
to disperse, to break up (of a crowd), to go one's separate ways
to split up, to separate, to get divorced
to diverge, to differ
пе́ние
singing
singing (of birds), song, crowing
коро́на
crown
corona
свали́ться
to fall down, to fall off, to tumble, to topple over
to fall ill, to come down with (an illness), to collapse (from exhaustion)
to fall to (someone), to land on (someone), to befall
to turn up out of the blue, to show up unexpectedly, to drop in without warning
to gather in a pack, to crowd together
перепо́лненный
overflowing / overwhelmed, full crowded (adj)
наби́тый
Full, well packed, stuffed, crowded
тусо́вка
party, get-together, bash
crowd, scene, clique, circle
hangout, meeting spot
кро́на
crown (of a tree), canopy
krona, krone, crown (currency)
глуши́ть
to drown out, to muffle, to deaden
to switch off (an engine), to stop (a motor), to throttle down
to stifle, to suppress, to smother
to choke, to smother, to crowd out
вено́к
garland, wreath, crown.
вене́ц
crown, wreath, garland
crowning achievement, pinnacle, culmination
wedding crown, marriage
corona, halo
row of logs, course of logs
лом
crowbar, pry bar
scrap, scrap metal, fragments
корона́ция
coronation, crowning
затеря́ться
to be mislaid, to go missing, to get lost
to be lost (in a crowd), to disappear, to blend in
скопле́ние
accumulation, gathering, crowd
маку́шка
top, summit, crown
коро́нный
crown, royal, state (in a monarchy)
signature, star, best, greatest
насле́дный
hereditary/crown/related to kingdom (adj)
посы́пать
to sprinkle, to strew, to dust
to begin to fall, to start coming down
to come pouring out, to rush out in crowds
казна́
treasury, exchequer, coffers, public purse
the State (as owner), fisc, the Crown
толпи́ться
to crowd together, to throng, to flock together
to crowd in (of thoughts), to come thick and fast
лю́дный
populous, crowded, busy
многолю́дный
populous, crowded
массо́вка
crowd scene, extras (collectively)
mass meeting, mass event, mass outing
mass-circulation press, popular press
наседа́ть
to press, to press hard, to bear down on, to crowd in
to put pressure on, to pester, to badger, to press (for something)
to settle (on), to cover (as a layer)
сброд
rabble, riff-raff, scum
motley crowd, random assortment, mixed bag
напира́ть
to press, to push, to shove, to crowd forward
to emphasize, to stress, to harp on
людно
crowded, populous, busy (with people)
венча́ние
wedding ceremony, church wedding
coronation, crowning
монтиро́вка
crowbar, tyre lever, pry bar
assembly, mounting, installation
венча́ться
to be crowned, to be married, to get married
скопи́ться
to accumulate, to pile up, to gather, to crowd
коронова́ть
to crown/to coronate
ска́пливаться
to accumulate, to pile up, to gather, to crowd
короно́ванный
crowned, crown-
corona-, of the corona
жа́ться
to press close (to), to cling (to), to snuggle up (to), to draw closer
to huddle up, to shrink up, to curl up
to squeeze (into), to crowd together, to push oneself (into)
to hesitate, to hem and haw, to be irresolute
to be stingy, to stint, to pinch pennies
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)
стесня́ть
to restrict, to limit, to curtail, to constrain
to be too tight, to pinch, to constrict, to hamper (movement)
to embarrass, to make (someone) feel awkward, to inconvenience, to impose on
to hem in, to crowd, to cramp, to confine
to oppress, to tighten (the chest), to constrict (the throat)
коро́нка
crown (for a tooth), dental crown
winning card, trump card
насе́сть
to press (someone), to bear down on, to pester, to come down on
to settle (of dust), to be deposited, to form a layer
to crowd in, to pile in, to pack in
набива́ться
to crowd in, to pack in, to become crowded
to impose oneself, to foist oneself on someone, to angle for
to get packed into, to fill up, to become stuffed
венча́ть
to marry (in church), to wed
to crown, to crown with a wreath
рои́ться
to swarm, to crowd
ора́ва
crowd, horde
рассе́ивать
to scatter, to disperse
to dispel, to dissipate
to disperse (a crowd), to drive away
теменно́й
parietal, of the crown of the head
столпи́ться
to crowd
тесни́ть
to crowd, to squeeze, to press together
to push back, to drive back, to force back
to pinch, to be too tight, to press
to oppress, to weigh on, to constrict
толку́чка
crush, crowd, scuffle
flea market, bazaar
наби́ться
to crowd in, to pack in, to become crowded, to get in (in quantity)
to foist oneself on, to thrust oneself upon, to wangle an invitation
ва́га
scales, balance
lever, crowbar, beam (of a balance)
доверши́ть
to complete, to crown
облепи́ть
to stick all over, to cling to, to coat
to paste all over, to cover (with posters), to plaster
to swarm all over, to crowd around, to cluster around
ско́пище
gathering, crowd
заста́вленный
cluttered, covered, filled, crowded
тесни́ться
to crowd, to be herded, to cluster, to jostle one another
увенча́ть
to crown
сонм
assembly, crowd
ло́мик
jimmy, small crowbar, pry bar
уве́нчанный
Crowned
потесни́ть
to push back, to drive back, to force back, to oust
to crowd, to squeeze together, to make (sb) move up
to constrict (for a while), to tighten
гурт
herd, drove, flock
crowd, throng
edge of a coin, rim
string course, rib (of a vault)
вата́га
crowd, gang, band, throng
pack, herd, flock
fishing crew, fishing cooperative
толкотня́
A situation when people push each other out of crowding
гурьба́
crowd, throng, bunch, gang
обступи́ть
to beset, to surround, to encompass, to crowd
ве́нчанный
church-wedded, married in church, consecrated in marriage
crowned
гвоздодёр
prybar/crowbar
те́мя
crown of the head, top of the head, vertex
summit, very top, apex
коронуемый
being crowned, to be crowned, who is crowned
коронова́ться
to be crowned/to be coronated
ломово́й
drayman, carter, teamster
dray (attr.), for heavy loads, draught (of a horse)
backbreaking, gruelling, very hard (of work)
crowbar (attr.)
распи́хивать
to shove aside, to push apart, to elbow aside, to scatter (a crowd)
to stuff (into various places), to shove (here and there), to cram (in different spots)
ма́ковка
cupola, onion dome, church dome
poppy head, poppy capsule, poppy seed pod
crown of the head, top, summit, treetop
poppy seed candy, poppy seed sweet
запруди́ть
to dam, to dam up, to block up
to crowd, to pack, to fill to overflowing
венцено́сный
crowned, regal, royal
запружённый
crowded, packed, jammed, congested
dammed, dammed up, blocked
толчея́
crowd, crush
вороньё
carrion-crows
сгруди́ться
to crowd, to bunch
малолю́дный
not crowded, unfrequented, thinly populated
облепля́ть
to stick to, to cling to, to stick all over
to swarm all over, to crowd around, to mob
to paste all over, to cover all over, to plaster
венцено́сец
monarch, sovereign, crowned head, wearer of a crown
уплотни́ться
to become denser, to become more compact, to condense, to get crowded
ужима́ться
to squeeze together, to crowd together, to cram in
to shrink, to contract, to be compressed
to be reaped, to be harvested
доверша́ть
to complete, to crown
венча́ющий
crowning, culminating, concluding, completing
дерга́ч
corncrake, landrail, crake
nail puller, nail claw, crowbar
ску́ченный
crowded together, densely packed, cramped, packed
тесня́щийся
crowding, huddling, packed (in), squeezed (in)
Examples
Так как бы́ло воскресе́нье, в суперма́ркете была́ толпа́.
It being Sunday, the supermarket was very crowded.
В запруженной наро́дом Гиндзе я совершенно не знал, что де́лать.
I felt thoroughly lost in the crowded Ginza.
Мы случа́йно встре́тились на оживленной у́лице.
We had a casual meeting on the crowded street.
Могу́ ли я испо́льзовать нетбук, стоя в переполненном по́езде?
Can I use a netbook while standing in a crowded train?
Коро́ны насле́дуют, короле́вства заслу́живают.
Crowns are inherited, kingdoms are earned.
По́езд был полон шко́льниками.
The train was crowded with high school students.
По́езд был переполнен людьми́.
The train was crowded with people.
Как известно, пе́рвым уступа́ет тот, кто умнее. Э́то сде́лать проще взро́слому челове́ку, чем подро́стку. Вас не укра́сят лавры победи́теля в борьбе́ с со́бственным ребенком.
As is commonly known, the smarter person is the one to give in first. That's easier for an adult to do than for a teenager. You won't be crowned with laurels for winning a fight with your own child.
Прежде чем пету́х закричи́т, ты трижды отречёшься от меня.
Before the rooster crows, you will deny me three times.
Совреме́нные города слишком переполнены.
Towns are very crowded today.
В переполненном авто́бусе со мной заговори́л незнако́мец.
A stranger spoke to me on the crowded bus.
А ещё "магази́н на дива́не" избавля́ет от чу́вства разочарова́ния и раздраже́ния из-за очереде́й и про́бок.
Also, "armchair shopping" gets rid of the frustrations of crowds and traffic.
The hospital is crowded.
В ко́мнате бы́ло слишком многолю́дно.
The room was too crowded.
Ко́мната была́ переполнена людьми́.
The room was too crowded.
Еди́нственный, ко́му нра́вится в переполненном ваго́не, — э́то карма́нник.
The only one who enjoys a crowded subway car is a pickpocket.
Кронпринц — э́то тот, кто насле́дует престо́л.
The crown prince is the one who is to succeed to the throne.
Почему по́езд сего́дня так переполнен?
Why is the train so crowded today?
Дорога была́ переполнена разли́чными автомоби́лями.
The road was crowded with various vehicles.
Коро́на была́ украшена драгоце́нными камня́ми.
The crown was set with gems.
Магази́н был переполнен молодежью.
The shop was crowded with young people.
Авто́бус был ужасно переполнен.
The bus was awfully crowded.
The bar is crowded.
Здесь стано́вится тесновато.
It's getting kind of crowded in here.
Коро́ны наследуются, короле́вства заслуживаются.
Crowns are inherited, kingdoms are earned.
The beach was crowded.
Э́тот переполнен, так что давай пое́дем на сле́дующем по́езде.
This one's crowded, so let's take the next train.
Шотла́ндского короля́ Якова VI в А́нглии коронова́ли как Якова I.
James VI of Scotland is crowned as James I of England.
К семе́йству врановых принадлежа́т ворон, грач и соро́ка.
To the crow family belong the raven, the rook and the magpie.
The crow spread his wings.
Лю́ди столпи́лись вокруг ма́льчика.
The people crowded around the boy.
Берегись карма́нников в переполненных поезда́х.
Look out for pickpockets on crowded trains.
Маюко носи́ла цвето́чный вено́к.
Mayuko wore a flower crown.
The bus is always crowded.
The church was crowded.
Том зашёл в переполненный лифт.
Tom got on the crowded elevator.
Ворона выклёвывает семечки прямо на подоконнике.
The crow is pecking sunflower seeds right on the windowsill.
Ворона исклевала оставленное яблоко.
The crow pecked away at the apple that had been left behind.
Ворона раскаркалась на весь двор.
The crow kept cawing ominously all over the yard.
Хриплоголосая ворона сидела на заборе.
A hoarse-voiced crow sat on the fence.
Ворона, расклёвывавшая пакет, испугалась собаки.
The crow pecking open the bag was frightened by the dog.
Ворона, расклевавшая арбуз, сидела рядом.
The crow that had pecked open the watermelon sat nearby.



















