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  • оста́вить

    to leave (somewhere), to leave behind

    to leave (for someone), to leave (a note or message), to leave in the care of, to entrust

    to keep, to reserve, to save, to set aside

    to abandon, to desert, to forsake

    to give up, to stop, to drop

    to leave alone, to leave in peace

  • зайти́

    to go in, to step into, to stop by

    to drop in, to drop by, to call on, to go to see

    to pick up, to fetch, to call for, to collect

    to set, to go down

    to go to (a website), to visit, to log on to

    to appeal to, to go down well with

  • упа́сть

    to fall, to fall down, to fall over

    to fall, to drop, to decline

  • заходи́ть

    to drop in, to call in, to pop in, to go to see (someone)

    to come in, to go in, to enter, to step inside

    to pick up (on the way), to fetch

    to log in, to visit (a website), to go on (a site)

    to set (sun), to go down (sun)

  • оставля́ть

    to leave, to leave behind

    to abandon, to desert

    to give up, to drop, to stop

    to leave alone

    to keep (for oneself)

  • вы́пустить

    to let out, to release, to set free

    to let go of, to drop

    to issue, to publish, to release

    to produce, to manufacture, to turn out

    to let out (a seam), to lengthen

  • па́дать

    to fall, to fall down, to tumble, to collapse

    to plunge, to crash (down), to plummet

    to fall, to drop, to decline, to go down

    to fall on, to fall to, to devolve upon

  • отка́зываться

    to refuse, to decline, to turn down

    to give up, to renounce, to relinquish, to abdicate (the throne)

    to abandon, to drop, to give up

    to abstain from, to go without, to cut out

    to go back on (one's words), to retract, to repudiate, to disown

  • зае́хать

    to drop in, to call in (on the way), to stop by

    to pick up, to fetch, to collect

    to drive into, to drive in, to pull into

    to get to, to end up (somewhere), to stray

    to strike, to hit, to land one (on someone)

  • загляну́ть

    to glance (into), to look (into), to peek

    to drop by, to drop in, to call in

  • спусти́ться

    to go down, to descend, to come down, to climb down

    to slope down, to fall away, to run downhill

    to land, to come down, to touch down

    to fall, to drop, to sink, to decrease

  • опусти́ть

    to lower, to let down, to put down, to drop

    to drop in, to put in, to post (a letter), to insert

  • ка́пля

    drop

  • сбро́сить

    to throw off, to throw down, to drop

    to reduce, to lower, to lose (weight)

    to throw off (clothes), to slip off

    to shed, to cast off

    to overthrow, to depose, to throw off (a yoke)

    to reset

  • спуска́ться

    to go down, to descend, to come down, to climb down

    to slope down, to run downhill, to fall away

    to descend, to come down, to land

    to fall, to drop, to decrease

  • урони́ть

    to drop, to let fall, to shed, to moult

  • паде́ние

    fall, drop, tumble

    drop, decline, dip

    fall, collapse, downfall

    degradation, moral decline, low point

    incidence

  • подбро́сить

    to toss up, to throw up, to throw (into the air)

    to give a lift, to drop off (by car)

    to add (more of something), to put on more (fuel)

    to plant (secretly), to slip in unnoticed

    to bring up (reinforcements), to send in (extra supplies)

  • вы́пасть

    to fall out (of), to drop out, to slip out, to come out (of teeth or hair)

    to fall (of snow or rain), to come down

    to fall on (a date), to occur, to turn out (to be)

    to fall to one's lot, to befall, to be one's fate

    to get a chance, to come one's way (of an opportunity)

  • пасть

    to fall (in battle), to be killed

    to fall, to collapse

    to fall (down), to drop

    to sink (morally), to sink low

    to fall to (somebody), to fall on (somebody)

  • засыпа́ть

    to fall asleep, to drop off (to sleep)

    to fill in (with earth), to cover over

    to shower (with questions), to bombard (with)

  • 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

  • подъе́хать

    to drive up (to), to pull up, to approach (by vehicle)

    to arrive, to come by, to drop by

    to butter up (someone), to sweet-talk (someone), to worm one's way into someone's favour

  • занести́

    to drop off (in passing), to bring (to someone), to carry in

    to enter (in a record), to put down (on a list)

    to cover (with snow or sand), to bury (of drifting snow)

    to skid, to swing sideways

    to raise, to lift (an arm or leg)

  • заскочи́ть

    to drop in, to pop in, to stop by (briefly)

    to jump in, to hop into

    to jump up onto, to leap onto

    to dash in, to dart in, to rush in

    to slip out of place, to catch, to jam

    to jump the gun, to get ahead of oneself, to run ahead

  • выпада́ть

    to fall out, to drop out, to come out

    to fall on (a date), to come on (a day)

    to fall to (someone's lot), to come one's way, to get (a chance) by chance

  • отключи́ться

    to be disconnected, to be cut off, to switch itself off, to go off

    to switch off (mentally), to zone out, to tune out, to stop paying attention

    to doze off, to nod off, to drop off (to sleep), to crash

    to faint, to pass out, to black out, to keel over

  • заверну́ть

    to wrap, to wrap up, to pack up

    to turn, to turn off, to round the corner

    to drop in, to call in, to stop by

    to turn off (a tap), to screw tight

    to roll up (sleeves), to turn up

  • прове́дать

    to visit, to look in on, to drop in on

    to find out, to learn (by chance), to get wind of

  • вы́садить

    to drop off, to let out, to set down

    to plant out, to plant (in the ground), to transplant outdoors

    to land (troops), to put ashore, to disembark

    to throw off, to kick out, to put off (a train)

  • отбро́сить

    to throw away, to cast aside, to discard, to throw to the side

    to reject, to give up, to drop

    to throw back, to hurl back, to thrust back

  • опуска́ть

    to lower, to let down, to put down, to drop (down)

    to drop in, to put in, to insert, to post (a letter)

  • подки́нуть

    to toss, to throw up, to throw into the air

    to give a lift, to drive (somewhere), to drop off

    to add (more), to throw in, to chip in

    to suggest, to come up with, to throw out (an idea)

    to abandon (a child), to plant (secretly), to foist on

  • загля́дывать

    to look in, to peep in, to glance in

    to drop in, to drop by, to stop by

  • ка́пелька

    small drop, droplet, little drop

    a bit, a little, a grain, a trace

    little one, sweetie, darling

  • ледене́ц

    hard candy, boiled sweet, fruit drop

    lollipop

  • сбра́сывать

    to throw off, to throw down, to drop, to dump

    to shed, to cast off, to lose (leaves)

    to throw off (clothes), to fling off, to strip off

    to reduce, to lower, to lose (weight)

    to reset, to restore to defaults

  • подставля́ть

    to put (under something), to place (next to), to move up, to hold up

    to hold out, to offer, to turn (towards)

    to frame, to set up, to drop (someone) in it

    to expose (to danger), to leave vulnerable, to put at risk

    to substitute, to insert, to plug in

  • забро́сить

    to throw, to toss, to hurl

    to neglect, to abandon, to give up, to drop

    to cast (a line)

  • 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

  • заезжа́ть

    to drop by, to stop by, to call in on (on the way)

    to pick up, to fetch, to collect

    to drive into, to drive in, to pull in

    to get (as far as), to reach

    to hit, to sock, to strike

  • за́навес

    curtain, drop-curtain

  • вы́брос

    emission, discharge, release

    ejection, throwing out, expulsion

    troop drop, airborne landing

    washing ashore, beaching

  • отвали́ться

    to fall off, to come off, to peel off

    to lean back, to sink back

    to drop out, to back off, to quit

  • сниже́ние

    reduction, lowering, cut

    decline, decrease, drop, deterioration

    descent, losing altitude

    demotion

  • сни́зиться

    to drop, to reduce

  • забега́ть

    to drop in, to stop by, to pop in

    to run in, to run into

    to run (as far as), to reach by running

  • вы́быть

    to leave, to depart, to quit, to move out

    to drop out, to be eliminated, to withdraw

  • забежа́ть

    to drop in, to come by, to call on

    to run in, to run into

    to reach by running, to run to, to run up to

  • забыва́ться

    to be forgotten, to fall into oblivion, to sink into oblivion

    to doze off, to drop off, to lose consciousness

    to forget oneself, to lose one's self-control, to go too far

    to be lost in reverie, to daydream, to forget everything around one

  • роня́ть

    to drop, to let fall, to shed, to moult

  • оброни́ть

    to accidently drop, to let drop, to let fall

  • спад

    recession, depression, drop, slump

  • наве́даться

    to drop in, to call on, to visit, to look in on

    to inquire (about), to ask after

  • забра́сывать

    to throw, to cast, to hurl

    to abandon, to neglect, to give up, to drop

    to shower (with), to pelt (with), to bombard (with)

    to fill in, to fill up, to cover up

  • забрести́

    to stray, to wander, to drop in

  • заноси́ть

    to bring in, to carry in, to drop off

    to enter, to record, to input, to note down

    to cover over (with snow or sand), to drift over

    to skid, to swerve, to slew round

    to raise, to lift

    to wear out (clothes)

  • завезти́

    to leave, to drop off, to supply, to deliver

  • вы́ронить

    to drop, to let fall

  • пониже́ние

    fall, drop, lowering, reduction

    depression, hollow, dip

  • 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)

  • облете́ть

    to fly around, to circle, to fly round

    to spread quickly, to sweep through, to get around

    to fall off, to drop off, to shed its leaves

    to test-fly, to try out in flight

  • опа́сть

    to fall off, to drop, to fall

    to subside, to go down, to decrease

  • отпа́сть

    to fall off, to come off, to drop off

    to cease to apply, to be no longer necessary, to be dropped, to fall through

    to break away (from), to fall away (from), to defect

    to be blown away, to be floored, to freak out

  • подбра́сывать

    to toss up, to throw up, to throw into the air

    to give a lift, to drop off, to take along (by car)

    to add (fuel or money), to put on more, to throw on (wood)

    to plant stealthily, to slip in secretly

    to bring up (reinforcements), to send up, to supply additionally

  • выка́пывать

    to dig, to excavate

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

    to drip out, to use up drop by drop

  • перепа́д

    difference, drop, gradient

    fluctuation, swing, sudden change

    overfall, drop structure, chute

  • опада́ть

    to fall off, to drop off, to fall

    to subside, to go down, to decrease

  • бортово́й

    on-board, shipboard, aircraft (attr.)

    side (of a truck bed), flatbed with drop sides

  • подки́дывать

    to toss up, to throw up, to throw into the air

    to toss on, to add (fuel), to throw on

    to throw in (an idea), to suggest, to slip (money)

    to plant (secretly), to foist on, to palm off on

    to give a lift, to drop off, to run somebody somewhere

  • наве́дываться

    to visit (now and then), to call on, to drop in on, to look in on

    to inquire (about), to ask after

  • пони́зиться

    to decrease, to fall, to go down, to drop

  • обрыва́ться

    to break, to snap, to come apart

    to break off, to stop abruptly, to be cut off

    to break away, to come off, to fall

    to drop steeply, to fall away sharply

  • до упа́ду

    till you drop

  • выса́живать

    to drop off (a passenger), to let out, to set down

    to plant out, to plant, to transplant

    to land (troops), to put ashore, to set down

  • залета́ть

    to fly in, to fly into

    to fly beyond, to fly over, to fly far, to fly high

    to stop over, to land on the way, to drop in (by plane)

    to begin to fly, to start flying

  • кроши́ть

    to crumble, to chop up finely, to break into small pieces

    to make crumbs, to drop crumbs

  • упа́д

    decline, fall, decrease, drop

  • 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

  • заха́живать

    to look in, to drop in

  • развезти́

    to deliver, to distribute, to drop off, to take round

    to dilute, to thin down, to make watery

    to turn into mud, to make impassable, to spread (mud) around

  • завози́ть

    to leave, to drop off, to supply, to deliver

  • декомпре́ссия

    decompression, pressure release, drop in pressure

    decompression sickness, the bends

  • вы́тряхнуть

    to shake out, to drop, to let fall

  • отпада́ть

    to fall off, to come off, to drop off

    to no longer apply, to be dropped, to fall away

    to pass, to go away, to disappear

    to break away (from), to fall away (from), to defect

    to be blown away, to be floored, to freak out

  • заска́кивать

    to drop in, to pop in, to stop by

    to jump in, to leap into, to hop into

    to jump up onto, to leap up on

    to ride deep into (enemy territory), to penetrate on horseback

    to cut off the escape route, to block the way

  • перета́скивать

    to drag over, to carry over, to drag, to lug

    to drag (with the mouse), to drag and drop

  • понижа́ться

    to drop, to sink

  • вытря́хивать

    to shake out, to drop, to let fall

  • прове́дывать

    to come to see, to call on, to visit, to drop in on

    to find out, to learn, to get wind of

  • бря́кнуть

    to clank, to clatter, to jingle, to clang

    to bang down, to drop, to fling down, to hurl

    to blurt out, to come out with

  • припа́сть

    to fall down, to drop to the ground, to throw oneself down

    to press oneself (against), to cling (to), to nestle (against)

  • наклю́каться

    to get sozzled, to have had a drop too much

  • сбра́сываться

    to chip in, to club together, to pitch in

    to throw oneself down, to hurl oneself down, to plunge

    to be thrown down, to fall off, to drop, to be reset

  • дохну́ть

    to take a breath, to breathe (once), to draw breath

    to waft, to blow, to breathe (out something)

    to die (of animals), to perish, to drop dead

  • роси́нка

    dew-drop

  • зарони́ть

    to arouse, to plant (a doubt), to sow, to spark

    to drop (into something), to let fall

  • вбра́сывать

    to throw in, to toss in, to put in

    to throw in (the ball), to drop (the puck), to put into play

    to put out (rumours), to plant (information), to float

  • кап-кап

    drip-drop (sound of falling drops)

  • отсе́яться

    to be sifted out, to drop out, to be rejected, to be eliminated

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