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drip-drop russian

  • ка́пать

    to drip, to drop, to trickle

    to drip (into), to pour drop by drop

    to inform on (somebody), to snitch on, to squeal on

    to nag, to keep on at (somebody)

    to be in no hurry, to have no reason to worry

  • ка́нуть

    to vanish, to disappear without a trace, to sink into oblivion

    to sink, to fall, to plunge

    to drip down, to fall (of a drop)

  • выка́пывать

    to dig, to excavate

    to dig up, to dig out, to unearth, to exhume

    to drip out, to use up drop by drop

  • кап-кап

    drip-drop (sound of falling drops)

  • зака́пывать

    to bury, to dig in

    to drip on, to spatter, to stain with drops

  • ка́пнуть

    to drip, to fall in drops, to trickle

    to put a drop of, to let a drop fall, to spill a drop of

    to squeal on someone, to inform on someone, to dob someone in

  • нака́пать

    to pour out in drops, to put drops in, to drip (medicine)

    to drip, to drip onto, to spill in drops, to stain with drops

    to inform on, to denounce, to squeal on

    to accumulate, to add up, to mount up (of money)

  • оте́чь

    to swell, to be swollen, to become dropsical, to drip

  • подка́пывать

    to dig under, to dig underneath

    to undermine, to sap

    to add a few drops, to drip in

  • прока́пывать

    to dig, to dig through, to dig out

    to let drip through, to drip through, to administer in drops

    to dig for a while

  • ока́пывать

    to dig round, to dig around, to dig a trench around

    to drip on, to spatter with drops, to splash with drops

  • нака́пывать

    to drip (into), to pour in drops, to accumulate by dripping

    to accumulate, to gather (information), to dig up (information)

  • обка́пывать

    to drip on, to spot, to let drops fall on

    to dig around, to dig a trench around