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  • ма́тка

    uterus, womb

    female animal, dam

    queen (bee)

    mother ship, tender

  • плоти́на

    dam, dike, dyke, weir

  • да́мба

    dam, dike, dyke

  • пруди́ть

    to pond, to dam

  • перемы́чка

    crosspiece, connecting piece, bridge, strip

    lintel, straight arch

    cofferdam, bulkhead, dam

    jumper, jumper wire, link

  • запру́да

    dam, weir, mill-pond

  • запруди́ть

    to dam, to dam up, to block up

    to crowd, to pack, to fill to overflowing

  • кессо́н

    caisson, coffer-dam

  • запру́живать

    to dam up, to dam, to block up

    to fill to overflowing, to crowd, to flood

  • чёрт возьми́

    damn it, damn, gosh, Jesus Christ

    the hell, on earth, the devil

  • испо́ртить

    to spoil, to mar, to ruin, to make worse

    to damage, to break, to ruin

    to mess up, to screw up, to botch, to louse up

    to corrupt, to spoil (a person)

  • блин

    pancake, crêpe

    damn, damn it, darn

  • пострада́ть

    to suffer

    to be injured, to be hurt

    to come to harm, to be damaged, to be affected

  • плева́ть

    to spit, to expectorate

    to not to care, to not give a damn, to shrug off

  • хрен

    horseradish

    dick, prick

    damn thing, shit, squat

  • блядь

    whore, slut, hooker, bitch

    fuck, damn, fucking hell, shit

    asshole, bastard, scumbag, piece of shit

  • су́кин

    of a bitch, bitch's, damned

    of a bitch (female dog), belonging to the bitch

  • прокля́тый

    cursed, damned, accursed, confounded

  • повреди́ть

    to damage, to injure, to hurt

    to harm, to hurt, to be harmful to

  • пораже́ние

    defeat

    lesion, damage

  • Чёрт побери!

    damn it, damn, the hell with it, confound it

  • по́ртить

    to spoil, to ruin, to mar, to make worse

    to damage, to break, to put out of order

    to mess up, to screw up, to botch, to louse up

    to corrupt, to spoil (a person)

  • ба́ба

    woman (colloquial), broad, dame

    peasant woman, countrywoman

    grandma, granny

    baba (cake), rum baba

  • уще́рб

    damage, loss, detriment, prejudice

  • сыро́й

    raw, uncooked

    damp, moist

    crude, unprocessed

  • поврежде́ние

    damage

    injury, lesion

  • повреждённый

    damaged

  • стару́шка

    old lady, old woman, old dame

  • вре́дный

    harmful, damaging, unhealthy

    nasty, spiteful, mean

  • деви́ца

    (outdated) damsel, maid, maiden, girl

  • пизде́ц

    shit, fuck, damn, bloody hell

    a hell of a lot, shitload, fuckload

    fucking disaster, clusterfuck, done for, fucked

  • де́ва

    maiden, damsel, young girl

    old maid, spinster

    Virgo

    the Virgin, the Virgin Mary

  • вла́жный

    moist, damp

    humid

  • зара́за

    infection, contagion

    pest, swine, bastard, rat

    damn!, damn it!

    pestilence, plague, epidemic

  • потуши́ть

    to extinguish, to put out

    to turn off, to switch off

    to stew, to braise

    to suppress, to quell, to damp down

  • компенса́ция

    compensation, indemnity, damages

    compensation, offsetting, making up (for something)

  • погаси́ть

    to extinguish, to put out, to turn off (light)

    to pay off, to repay, to settle (a debt)

    to dampen, to suppress, to stifle

  • наноси́ть

    to inflict, to deal (a blow), to cause (damage)

    to apply, to put on, to spread on

    to plot (on a map), to mark, to enter (on a plan)

    to pay (a visit)

    to bring (in quantity), to pile up, to deposit (of wind or water), to wash up

  • убы́ток

    loss, deficit

    damage, damages, detriment

  • дья́вольский

    devilish, damnable, awful, fearful

  • поража́ть

    to astonish, to astound, to amaze, to shock

    to affect (harmfully), to damage

    to strike, to hit (a target)

    to defeat (overwhelmingly), to crush

  • фиг

    fig sign, the finger, rude gesture

    nothing at all, damn all, not a thing

    to hell with it, who cares

  • подорва́ть

    to blow up, to blast

    to undermine, to sap, to damage

  • 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

  • прокля́сть

    to curse, to damn

  • мочи́ть

    to wet, to moisten, to make wet, to dampen

    to soak, to steep

    to pickle (in brine), to preserve (fruit)

    to bump off, to do in, to kill

    to beat up, to rough up

  • по́тный

    sweaty, damp with perspiration

  • проклина́ть

    to curse, to damn

  • пострада́вший

    injured, affected, stricken, suffering

    damaged, harmed

  • по́ртиться

    to spoil, to go bad, to go off

    to break down, to get damaged, to stop working

    to deteriorate, to get worse, to worsen

  • гаси́ть

    to put out, to extinguish

    to turn off (the light), to switch off

    to pay off, to repay, to settle

    to muffle, to damp, to suppress

    to beat up, to thrash

  • херо́вый

    lousy, crappy, shitty, sucky

    damn, bloody, goddamn

  • уро́н

    damage, harm, detriment

    losses, casualties

  • по́рча

    spoilage, spoiling, going bad

    damage, breakdown

    deterioration, degradation, decay

  • нанесе́ние

    inflicting, dealing (a blow), causing (damage)

    application (of a coating), applying, spreading on

    plotting (on a map), marking, entering (on a chart)

  • поби́тый

    beaten up, thrashed, battered

    battered, banged up, damaged

    beaten down, flattened

  • нела́дный

    wrong, amiss, not right

    bad, poor, sorry

    damned, confounded

  • возмеще́ние

    compensation, reimbursement, indemnification

    compensation payment, indemnity, damages, settlement

    compensation, offsetting, making up (for something)

  • ло́маный

    broken, smashed, damaged

    broken (language), halting

    broken (line), zigzag

  • долбанный

    damned, bloody, freaking, f***ing

  • потрепа́ть

    to pat, to give a pat, to tap

    to tousle, to ruffle

    to batter, to damage, to knock about

    to wear out, to fray, to make shabby

    to blow about, to tug at, to set fluttering

    to pull about, to tug, to tear at

    to swingle, to scutch

  • приглуши́ть

    to damp down, to choke, to muffle, to deaden

  • сы́ро

    it is damp, damp, humid

    in a half-baked way, raw

  • трах

    bang, crash, boom

    fuck, screwing, shag

    fuck!, damn!, oh shit!

  • запа́л

    fuse, primer, detonator

    fervour, ardour, zeal, hot-headedness

    drought damage (to crops), scorching of grain

  • червото́чина

    worm-hole, wormhole, worm channel

    rottenness, hidden flaw, taint, inner decay

    worm damage, worm-eaten spot, worm infestation

    worm-eaten wood, worm-eaten fruit

  • подби́тый

    hit, damaged, knocked out, shot down

    bruised, black (of an eye), swollen

  • вла́жно

    humid, damp, moist, wet

  • су́чий

    damned, cursed, bloody, hellish

  • мо́кро

    wet, damp

  • бля́дский

    fucking, damn, goddamn, bloody

    whorish, slutty, tarty

  • сы́рость

    dampness, humidity, moisture, damp

    rawness, uncooked state

  • насса́ть

    to piss, to take a piss, to urinate

    to not give a damn, to piss on (something), to not care in the least

  • спа́риваться

    to mate, to copulate, to couple

    to pair up, to be paired, to work in pairs

    to become soggy, to spoil from damp heat, to start to rot

  • начха́ть

    to not give a damn, to not care, to not give a hoot

  • трекля́тый

    Damm, gooddamm, bloody, bloody well

  • фак

    faculty, department

    the finger, middle finger (gesture)

    fuck!, damn!

  • попо́ртить

    to spoil a little, to damage a little, to harm a little

  • засло́н

    screen, shield, protective barrier

    roadblock, cordon, blocking force

    oven door, stove damper

  • окая́нный

    damned, cursed

  • про́падом

    to hell with it, damn it, go to hell

  • компромети́ровать

    to compromise, to discredit, to damage the reputation of

  • богома́терь

    Mother of God, Our Lady, Virgin Mary

    Notre-Dame (in the name of the Paris cathedral)

  • пшик

    nothing, zilch, fizzle, damp squib

    hiss, hissing sound, psst

    sound dropout, audio glitch

  • перекры́тие

    floor, ceiling, floor slab, overhead cover

    closure, blocking off, shutting off

    overlap, overlapping

    damming

    surpassing, beating (a record), overfulfilment (of a plan)

  • неусто́йка

    penalty, forfeit, liquidated damages, contractual penalty

    failure to keep one's word, default on an obligation, breach of promise

    failure, setback, mishap, flop

  • сырова́тый

    dampish, half-cooked, half-done, half-baked

  • задви́жка

    bolt, door-bolt, window-catch, damper

  • засло́нка

    flap, valve, damper, shutter

    stove damper, flue damper, oven plate

  • поврежда́ть

    to hurt/cause damage

  • демья́н

    Demyan, Damian

  • поража́ющий

    striking, amazing, astonishing, impressive

    damaging, destructive, harmful, affecting

  • увлажня́ть

    to moisten, to damp, to wet

  • кля́тый

    cursed, accursed, damned

    damn, bloody, confounded

  • венге́рка

    Hungarian woman, Hungarian (female)

    Hungarian dance, csárdás

    Hungarian plum, damson-type plum

    hussar jacket

  • кове́ркать

    to distort, to mangle, to mispronounce

    to spoil, to ruin

    to disfigure, to deform, to damage

  • затуха́ть

    to go out (slowly), to die down, to be extinguished, to burn out

    to fade, to decay, to be damped, to die away

    to wane, to subside, to cool off, to fizzle out

  • передави́ть

    to crush, to squash, to overpress, to damage by pressing

  • отсыре́ть

    to dampen

  • преть

    to rot, to decay, to moulder

    to sweat, to perspire

    to become damp, to get moist

    to steam, to stew

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