drink russian
пить
to drink
вы́пить
to drink, to drink up, to have a drink
махну́ть
to wave, to give a wave, to wave to (someone)
to swing, to brandish, to flourish
to give up on, to wash one's hands of, to dismiss with a wave
to dash off, to head off, to rush off (to a place)
to leap, to jump (over), to vault
to knock back (a drink), to down (a shot)
to swap, to trade, to exchange
пропусти́ть
to miss, to let slip
to let through, to let pass, to let in
to skip, to omit, to leave out, to overlook
to run through, to pass through, to put through
to have a drink, to knock back a glass
хло́пнуть
to slam, to bang shut
to slap, to clap, to pat
to knock back (a drink), to down (a shot)
глото́к
sip, gulp, mouthful, drink
напи́ток
drink, beverage
дёрнуть
to pull, to tug, to jerk, to give a sharp pull
to bother, to pester, to get on someone's nerves, to drag away
to knock one back, to have a drink, to down a shot
to pull out, to yank out
to twitch, to jerk (a body part)
перебира́ть
to sort through, to go through, to look over, to pick out
to finger, to pluck (strings), to run one's fingers through
to overdo it, to have too much (of drink)
напи́ться
to get drunk, to get plastered
to drink one's fill, to quench one's thirst
пропуска́ть
to miss, to let slip
to let through, to let pass, to let in
to skip, to omit, to leave out, to overlook
to knock back (a drink), to have (a drink)
дёргать
to pull, to tug, to jerk, to yank
to pester, to bother, to get on someone's nerves
to pull out, to extract, to yank out
to twitch, to jerk (a limb)
to knock one back, to have a drink
заку́ска
appetizer, starter, hors d'oeuvre
snack, nibbles, something to eat with a drink
выпива́ть
to drink, to drink up, to finish (a drink)
to drink, to be fond of the bottle, to tipple
угоща́ть
to treat (to food or drink), to offer, to serve, to entertain (guests)
to treat (pay for someone), to stand (a round), to buy (someone a drink)
пои́ть
to give to drink, to water
попи́ть
to have a drink
угости́ть
to treat (to food or drink), to entertain (guests), to offer food to
to treat someone to something, to buy someone (a drink)
вы́пивка
booze, drink (alcoholic), liquor
drinking bout, booze-up, carouse
вре́зать
to cut in, to fit in, to let in (a lock), to mortise
to hit, to punch, to sock, to belt
to knock back a drink, to have a stiff one, to down a shot
заку́сывать
to have a snack, to have a bite to eat, to snack
to eat after drinking, to chase down (a drink) with food
to bite (one's lip), to bite into
напои́ть
to give a drink to, to water (animals), to give someone something to drink
to get someone drunk, to ply with drink, to make drunk
допи́ть
to finish a drink, to chug
питьё
drinking, drink, beverage
употреби́ть
to use, to make use of, to employ, to apply
to consume, to eat, to drink, to take (medicine)
перебра́ть
to sort through, to sort out, to pick over, to go through
to drink too much, to have one too many, to overdo it
to run one's fingers over, to pluck one after another
кокте́йль
cocktail, mixed drink
cocktail party, cocktail reception
компо́т
kompot, fruit drink made from boiled fruit, stewed fruit drink
stewed fruit, compote
угоще́ние
treat, refreshments, food (offered to guests)
treating (to food and drink), entertaining (guests), hospitality
запива́ть
to wash down, to drink down (with water), to take with a drink
to start drinking heavily, to go on a binge, to hit the bottle
запи́ть
to wash down (with a drink), to drink after (something)
to start boozing, to hit the bottle, to go on a binge
спи́ться
to drink (yourself to ruin or death)
отпи́ть
to take a sip, to sip, to drink a little
to finish drinking, to finish (a drink)
зе́лье
potion, brew, poison (drink)
the stuff, booze, dope
snake in the grass, pest, pain in the neck
напива́ться
to get drunk, to get tight
to drink one's fill, to quench one's thirst
приложи́ться
to press (against), to put (against), to hold (against)
to kiss reverently, to venerate with a kiss
to bang (against), to knock (against), to bump (into)
to take aim, to level one's gun
to follow of itself, to come in addition, to sort itself out
to have a drink, to hit the bottle, to tipple
впи́тывать
to soak up, to absorb
to absorb, to take in, to drink in
попива́ть
to drink slowly, to sip, to take to drink, to drink occasionally
буха́ть
to booze, to drink a lot, to get wasted
допива́ть
to drink up
недопи́ть
to not finish drinking, to leave a drink unfinished
шара́хнуть
to hit hard, to bang, to strike, to whack
to knock back (a drink), to down (a glass), to have a shot
to rob, to clean out, to loot
to fake, to forge, to knock off (a copy)
пропи́ть
to drink away, to squander on drink
to ruin by drinking, to drink away (one's health)
пья́нствовать
to drink heavily, to booze, to be a drunkard, to drink to excess
обмы́ть
to wash, to wash all over, to bathe, to wash off
to wet (a purchase), to celebrate with a drink, to drink to
сыта́
honey drink, sweetened water with honey
загуля́ть
to go on a spree, to go on a binge, to start drinking heavily, to take to drink
to have an affair, to cheat (on one's partner), to sleep around
to skip work, to play hooky, to take unauthorized time off
осуши́ть
to drain, to dry out
to drink up, to empty (a glass), to down
to dry (tears), to wipe away
вбира́ть
to absorb, to soak up, to suck in
to take in, to absorb, to drink in
опорожни́ть
to empty, to empty out, to drain
to drink up, to finish off, to clean (a plate)
обмыва́ть
to wash, to wash off, to bathe, to sponge down
to wash around, to lap against, to wash over
to celebrate with a drink, to wet (a purchase), to drink to
вы́дуть
to blow out, to blow away
to blow (glass), to blow (an instrument)
to drink up, to knock back, to down
усиде́ть
to remain sitting, to sit still, to stay seated
to eat up, to polish off, to knock back (a drink)
навеселе́
tipsy, merry (from drink), a bit drunk
пристрасти́ться
to take a liking to, to develop a passion for, to become keen on
to get addicted to, to take to (drink), to get hooked on
распива́ть
to drink
зашиби́ть
to hurt, to bruise, to bang (a limb)
to rake in (money), to make a pile, to make big money
to drink hard, to hit the bottle
пропива́ть
to drink away (money), to squander on drink, to spend on drink
to ruin by drinking, to drink away (one's health)
спива́ться
to become an inveterate drunkard, to ruin oneself by drinking, to with drink
обжига́ла
scalding hot drink, scalding hot food, something scalding
глото́чек
a sip, a little drink
отку́шать
to partake of, to have some, to eat, to drink
to taste, to try (a little)
to finish eating, to finish one's meal
посошо́к
one for the road, farewell drink, nightcap
перепи́ться
to get completely drunk, to drink oneself under the table
газиро́вка
fizzy drink, soda, pop, carbonated water
carbonation, aeration (with carbon dioxide)
отпа́ивать
to unsolder
to rear on milk, to fatten with milk, to bottle-feed
to nurse back to health with drinks, to cure by giving to drink
to give (milk) as an antidote
нахлеба́ться
to suffer a great deal, to go through a lot, to have one's fill of (troubles)
to drink one's fill, to swallow a lot (of liquid)
испи́ть
to drink, to have a drink of, to take a sip of
to drink up, to drain, to empty
to drain the bitter cup, to go through (suffering), to endure to the full
перепи́ть
to drink too much, to drink excessively, to overindulge in drink
to outdrink (someone), to drink (someone) under the table
питься
to be drunk, to drink (easily, well)
распи́ть
to drink together, to split a bottle, to drink up (together)
болту́шка
chatterbox, chatterer, blabbermouth
mash, gruel, thin batter
scrambled eggs
whisk, egg beater
mixer, blender
mixed drink, cocktail
agitator, mixing tank
бра́жничать
to carouse, to revel, to drink
брандахлы́ст
swill, watery drink, wish-wash, rotgut
idler, loafer, good-for-nothing, ne'er-do-well
fop, dandy, popinjay, shallow young man
вспры́скивать
to sprinkle, to spray lightly, to damp, to moisten
to celebrate with a drink, to wet (a purchase)
to inject, to give an injection of
вы́кушать
to drink up
зашиба́ть
to hurt, to bruise, to knock, to drink hard
напа́ивать
to give to drink, to water, to suffuse, to make drunk, to solder
опа́ивать
to ply with drink, to get someone drunk, to liquor up
to give too much to drink, to harm by overwatering
to poison (with a drink)
to solder all around, to seal by soldering
ополови́нить
to eat, to drink, to up half
осуша́ть
to drain, to dry, to dry out
to drink up, to empty, to drain (a glass)
перепа́ивать
to solder all over again, to give too much to drink, to make drunk, to ply with too much wine, to water too much
подме́шивать
to mix in, to stir in, to add (by mixing)
to add secretly, to spike (a drink), to adulterate
киря́ть
to drink (alcohol), to booze, to tipple, to hit the bottle
взвар
decoction, boiled fruit drink, herbal infusion
похмеля́ться
to drink to cure a hangover, to have a hair of the dog
поста́виться
to be put, to be placed, to be set up
to be delivered, to be supplied
to be staged, to be put on, to be performed
to stand a round, to buy drinks for everyone, to treat everyone to a drink
to be trained, to be schooled
to be appointed, to be installed (in a post)
to be ordained, to be consecrated
сиро́пчик
little syrup, a bit of syrup, syrupy drink
спиртова́ться
to drink alcohol heavily, to booze, to get drunk regularly
заспиртова́ться
to be preserved in alcohol, to be pickled in alcohol
to become an alcoholic, to take to drink, to hit the bottle
выдыха́вшийся
exhausted, out of breath, worn out
stale, flat (drink), spent (energy), vapid, insipid
напа́ивавший
who was watering, who was giving enough to drink
who was making drunk
напа́ивающий
watering, giving drink to
intoxicating, plying with drink, making drunk
пропи́вший
alcohol-sodden, debauched (by drink), drinker's (e.g., a drinker's face)
having squandered (on drink), having drunk away, having lost (due to drinking)
выпива́вший
who used to drink, having drunk
угоща́емый
being treated, being entertained, being offered (food/drink)
поя́щий
watering, giving to drink, supplying with water
пои́вший
having watered, having given to drink, watered
угощённый
treated, regaled, entertained (with food/drink)
напои́вший
having watered, having given to drink
Examples
Europeans love to drink wine.
Я бы хоте́л что-нибудь вы́пить.
I'd like something to drink.
Пожалуйста, да́йте мне вы́пить чего-нибудь горя́чего.
Please give me something hot to drink.
Обязательно вы́пей лекарство пе́ред сном.
Make sure to drink the medicine before you go to bed.
Do you want something to drink?
Лица, употребляющие спиртны́е напи́тки, не допускаются.
People who drink alcoholic beverages are not allowed to enter.
Давай заско́чим и что-нибудь вы́пьем.
Let's drop in for a drink.
Можно вы́пить слишком много, но невозможно вы́пить доста́точно.
One can drink too much, but one never drinks enough.
Поли́ции не положено употребля́ть алкого́ль при исполне́нии.
The police aren't allowed to drink on duty.
Want to drink something?
Морску́ю во́ду невозможно пить, потому что она слишком солёная.
You can't drink seawater because it is too salty.
Лу́чше всего пить в уме́ренных коли́чествах.
It's best to drink in moderation.
Я хочу́ вы́пить чего-нибудь холо́дного.
I want to drink something cold.
Вы бы хоте́ли чего-нибудь вы́пить?
Would you like to drink anything?
Drink something.
Тебе следует отказа́ться принима́ть э́то лекарство.
You must refuse to drink this drug.
Я люблю́ пить минера́льную во́ду есте́ственного происхожде́ния.
I like to drink natural mineral water.
Да́йте мне, пожалуйста, напи́ток.
Give me a drink, please.
Есть что-нибудь попи́ть в холоди́льнике?
Is there anything to drink in the refrigerator?
Можно мне вы́пить чего-нибудь горя́чего?
May I have something hot to drink?
Не хочу́ пить ничего холо́дного.
I don't want to drink anything cold.
Хо́чешь подня́ться, чтобы вы́пить стака́нчик?
Wanna go upstairs and have a drink?
Мой оте́ц не пьёт горячи́тельное.
My father doesn't drink liquor.
I'd like something to drink.
I suggest we go out for a drink.
Том дал Мэри попи́ть холо́дного.
Tom gave Mary something cold to drink.
Она отказалась пить переслащённый компот.
She refused to drink the oversweetened fruit drink.



















