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dodge russian

  • уло́вка

    trick, ruse, dodge, subterfuge

    pretext, excuse, evasion

  • уклоня́ться

    to evade, to shirk, to avoid, to dodge (a duty)

    to deviate, to digress, to stray

    to dodge, to duck, to swerve aside

  • уклони́ться

    to evade, to avoid, to shirk, to dodge

    to dodge, to duck, to swerve aside

    to deviate, to digress, to stray

  • уверну́ться

    to dodge, to evade

  • отклони́ться

    to deviate, to digress, to veer off, to stray

    to lean aside, to move aside, to dodge

  • переключи́ться

    to switch (to another mode), to switch over, to change over

    to switch one's attention, to turn (to something else), to refocus

    to change the subject, to steer the talk (elsewhere), to dodge the question

  • отстрани́ться

    to draw back, to move away, to pull away, to lean back

    to dodge, to evade

    to withdraw (from), to dissociate oneself (from), to keep aloof

  • хитри́ть

    to be cunning, to use tricks, to resort to a ruse

    to cheat, to fudge, to play dirty

    to dissemble, to play a double game, to dodge

  • отма́заться

    to wriggle out of, to get out of, to dodge (a duty), to make excuses

    to clear oneself, to get off the hook, to prove one's innocence

  • финт

    feint, dummy move

    trick, ruse, dodge

  • схитри́ть

    to use cunning, to resort to a trick, to dodge

    to cheat a little, to fudge

    to be disingenuous, to play a double game

  • извора́чиваться

    to wriggle out, to dodge (a situation), to prevaricate, to find a way out

    to twist away, to wriggle free, to dodge (physically), to get away

  • петля́ть

    to wind, to meander, to twist and turn

    to zigzag, to double back, to dodge

    to be evasive, to beat about the bush, to prevaricate

  • отма́зываться

    to make excuses, to get out of, to dodge

  • вильну́ть

    to wag (once), to give a wag

    to swerve, to turn off sharply, to veer aside

    to dodge the question, to prevaricate, to be evasive

    to fawn (on someone), to grovel

  • откоси́ть

    to shirk / to dodge, to evade

  • ловчи́ть

    to dodge, to use tricks, to be crafty, to finagle

    to manage cleverly, to wangle, to pull it off

  • изверну́ться

    to wriggle out of it, to find a way out of a difficult situation, to manage somehow

    to dodge, to twist away, to slip free, to escape

  • закавы́ка

    snag, hitch, obstacle, problem

    trick, ruse, dodge

    innuendo, hint, allusion

  • увёртываться

    to dodge, to evade

  • завиля́ть

    to begin to wag, to start wagging

    to begin to swerve, to start weaving, to begin to wind

    to begin to prevaricate, to start making excuses, to begin to dodge the question

  • хо́дик

    hour hand, clock hand

    clever trick, ruse, dodge

    narrow passage, small passageway

  • отви́ливать

    to dodge

  • коси́ть

    to shirk / to dodge, to evade

  • за́яц

    hare, rabbit, bunny

    fare dodger, stowaway, gate-crasher

  • уклони́ст

    draft dodger, draft evader

    tax evader, tax dodger

    shirker, dodger

  • ловка́чка

    dodger, crafty woman, wheeler-dealer (female), sly one

    skilful woman, dexterous girl, nimble one

  • прола́за

    dodger, sly operator, old fox, wangler

    narrow passage, gap to squeeze through, bolt-hole

    squeezing through, crawling through

  • откоси́вший

    having mowed, having finished mowing

    having dodged, having got out of (something), having evaded

  • уверну́вшийся

    dodged, evaded, having dodged, having evaded

  • увильну́вший

    having dodged, having evaded, having shirked

  • изверну́вшийся

    having wriggled out, having twisted, having dodged

  • завиля́вший

    having swerved, having dodged, having wagged (a tail)

  • уклони́вший

    having evaded, having dodged, having deviated, having abstained

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