ear russian
у́хо
ear
слух
hearing, sense of hearing, ear (for music)
rumour, hearsay
news, sign, word
ра́ковина
shell, seashell
sink, washbasin, washbowl
auricle, outer ear
прислу́шиваться
to listen (attentively), to strain to hear, to cock an ear, to lend an ear
to heed, to pay heed to, to take notice of
серьга́
ear-ring, link, slip-rope
нау́шники
headphones, earphones
earmuffs, ear protectors, ear defenders
у́шко
ear
се́ра
sulphur, brimstone, ear-wax, cerumen
доно́счик
informer, snitch, ear
оплеу́ха
slap in the face, box on the ear
мо́чка
soaking, macerating, retting, lobe of the ear
внять
to heed, to pay heed to, to take note of, to give ear to
to listen to, to hearken to, to hark to
коча́н
head (of cabbage), cabbage head
cob (of corn), ear (of corn)
head, noggin, nut
поча́ток
cob (of maize), ear (of maize), spadix
cop (of yarn), bobbin
beginning, start
ко́лос
ear
оти́т
otitus (colloquially: ear infection)
вслу́шаться
to listen attentively, to lend an attentive ear
вслу́шиваться
to listen attentively, to lend an attentive ear
поласка́ть
to caress (for a while), to fondle, to pet, to stroke
to delight (the eye or ear), to please, to gratify
колосо́к
little ear (of grain), small spike
spikelet
ость
awn, beard (of an ear of grain)
spine (of the scapula)
малаха́й
malakhai, large fur cap with ear flaps, fur hat with earflaps
loose peasant caftan (without a belt), peasant smock
уша́нка
ushanka, cap with ear-flaps, Russian fur hat
заги́б
bend, curve, curvature
fold, crease, dog-ear (of a page)
exaggeration, excess, deviation, extreme
lie, fib, tall tale
indentation, recess
вполу́ха
with half an ear, inattentively (of listening)
ассигнова́ть
to assign, to allocate, to appropriate, to ear-mark
му́слить
to soil, to beslaver, to beslobber, to dog-ear
колосово́й
of an ear of grain, ear-like, spiky
заслы́шавший
having heard, who heard, having caught ear of
колосови́дный
spike-like, spica-shaped, ear-shaped
колоси́вшийся
earing, headed (of grain), in ear
оглоу́шивающий
deafening, stunning, ear-splitting
натреща́ть
to chatter a lot, to jabber away, to talk someone's ear off
to crackle (for a while), to crack (for a while)
зау́шница
mumps, parotitis
box on the ear, slap, cuff, flick on the nose
слу́шать кра́ем у́ха
listen with half an ear, half-listen, listen with only one ear
ещё
still
more, another, one more
yet
even, still
else, in addition, besides that
as far back as, as early as, already
день
day
daytime, daylight hours
afternoon, early evening
пе́рвый
first, front, former, earliest
ра́ньше
earlier, sooner
formerly, previously, before, in the past
before, prior to
земля́
earth, soil, ground
the Earth
land, country, territory
land, dry land, shore
state, federal state
серьёзно
seriously, earnestly, in earnest
ра́но
it is early, it is too early, early
пре́жде
formerly, previously, in former times
before, earlier than
before
first, first of all, above all
серьёзный
serious, earnest, grave
serious, grave, significant, considerable
genuine, meant in earnest, to be taken seriously, reputable
заслу́живать
to deserve, to merit, to earn
to be worthy of, to be deserving of
зараба́тывать
to earn, to make (money)
to earn oneself (something bad), to bring upon oneself
чёрт возьми́
damn it, damn, gosh, Jesus Christ
the hell, on earth, the devil
заслужи́ть
to deserve, to earn, to merit, to be worthy of
зарабо́тать
to earn, to make (money)
to start working, to start up, to kick in
to earn oneself (something bad), to come down with, to land oneself (with)
трус
coward, chicken
earthquake
пора́ньше
a bit earlier, earlier, early
as early as possible
всерьёз
seriously, in earnest, for real
но́готь
nail, fingernail, toenail
from an early age (in с молодых ногтей)
ра́нее
earlier, previously, before, formerly
back, previous
землетрясе́ние
earthquake
скоре́й
quick, quickly, fast, hurry up
faster, quicker, sooner, earlier
soon, as soon as possible
rather, more likely, sooner
rather, sooner
ра́нний
early
засыпа́ть
to fall asleep, to drop off (to sleep)
to fill in (with earth), to cover over
to shower (with questions), to bombard (with)
граф
count, earl (British)
graph
земно́й
earth, terrestrial, related to the planet, worldly
завоева́ть
to conquer, to subjugate, to take by force
to win, to gain, to earn
to win through struggle, to fight for and gain
прислу́шаться
to listen closely, to listen out (for), to prick up one's ears
to heed, to take (advice), to pay attention to
по́чва
soil, earth, ground
basis, base, grounds
прах
ashes (poetic), dust, earth, remains
горшо́к
pot, cooking pot, earthenware pot
flowerpot, plant pot
potty, chamber pot
закопа́ть
to bury, to dig in
to fill in (a hole), to fill up with earth
серёжка
earrings
таска́ть
to carry, to drag, to lug, to haul
to pull (by the hair), to tug (by the ears)
to steal, to pilfer, to swipe, to nick
заря́
dawn, daybreak, morning glow
evening glow, afterglow, sunset glow
from dawn to dusk, all day long
at the crack of dawn, very early
tattoo (bugle call), retreat
ранова́то
a bit early
червя́к
worm, earthworm
worm, worm screw
примити́вный
primitive(relating to human society at a very early stage of development, with people living in a simple way without machines or a writing system)
за́работок
earnings
подраба́тывать
to earn additionally or work part-time
земля́нин
terrestrial being, earthling
заслу́живаемый
deserved, merited, being earned
уста́в
statute, charter, articles of association, by-laws
service regulations, regulations, manual
rules, code of rules
ustav (early Cyrillic uncial script)
вы́ручка
proceeds, takings, revenue, earnings
rescue, help, aid
серьёзность
seriousness, earnestness
gravity, severity, seriousness
respectability, soundness, reliability
досро́чный
early, ahead of schedule, premature
доноси́ться
to reach (one's ears), to be heard, to carry (of sound)
to waft, to drift (of a smell)
гра́фство
earldom, county, shire
зарабо́танный
earned
преждевре́менный
premature, untimely, early
жа́воронок
lark
early bird, morning person
за́работный
wages, salary, earned
подзарабо́тать
to earn
уси́ленный
strengthened, reinforced, enhanced, increased
insistent, urgent, earnest
взрыва́ть
to blow up, to blast, to detonate, to set off
to infuriate, to drive mad, to make lose one's temper
to plough up, to turn up (soil), to dig up, to loosen (earth)
зада́ток
advance deposit, earnest
рань
early morning
завоёвывать
to conquer, to win, to earn
целево́й
purpose-specific, earmarked, designated, dedicated
target, objective
пы́лкий
ardent, passionate, fiery, vehement
fervent, earnest, impassioned
раскопа́ть
to excavate (to dig to find something under the earth)
вал
shaft, roller, cylinder
rampart, earthwork, embankment
billow, high wave, breaker
gross output, gross volume, total output
нау́шник
headphone, earphone
earflap, earmuff
informer, telltale, tattletale
отраба́тывать
to practise, to perfect, to work out (a technique), to drill
to work off, to pay off (by working), to earn (by working)
to work (a set period), to put in (hours), to serve out (a shift)
вплотну́ю
close, right up against, tightly, closely
in earnest, seriously, in a big way
у́тречко
nice morning, early morning
Examples
Однажды, когда я был в гостя́х у моего́ дру́га Каваи, он вы́стрелил из пистоле́та. Он ду́мал, что пистоле́т был не заряжен и напра́вил его на мой рот, но он был заряжен, и пу́ля просвисте́ла мимо моего́ уха и попа́ла в кладо́вку.
Once, when I went to my friend Kawai's house, he fired a pistol. He thought it was not loaded and pointed it at my mouth, but it was and the bullet grazed my ear before hitting the closet.
Нару́жный слухово́й прохо́д направля́ет звуковы́е волны на бараба́нную перепо́нку.
The ear canal sends sound waves to the eardrum.
У него есть музыка́льный слух.
He has an ear for music.
Стре́мечко упира́ется в ова́льное окно́ вну́треннего уха.
The stirrup rests on the oval window of the inner ear.
Стре́мечко упира́ется в окно́ преддве́рия вну́треннего уха.
The stirrup rests on the oval window of the inner ear.
У́хо кошки поверну́лось в направле́нии шума.
The cat's ear swiveled in the direction of the noise.
У меня нет музыка́льного слу́ха.
I don't have an ear for music.
То, с чем Элис столкну́лась, ожидая отве́та, бы́ло внеза́пным во́ем. Э́то был гу́лкий шум, настолько ре́зкий, чтобы разорва́ть ее бараба́нные перепо́нки, и настолько гро́мкий, чтобы дости́гнуть небе́с.
What Alice, waiting for a reply, was faced with was a sudden howl. It was a resounding noise, sharp as to burst her ear drums, loud as to reach unto the heavens.
У него хоро́ший музыка́льный слух.
He has a good ear for music.
У них нет музыка́льного слу́ха.
They don't have an ear for music.
У Тома хоро́ший музыка́льный слух.
Tom has a good ear for music.
Стре́мечко — кость сре́днего уха, располо́женная между накова́льней и вну́тренним у́хом.
The stirrup is a bone in the middle ear, between the anvil and the inner ear.
Tom pressed his ear against the wall.
Ты уви́дишь стра́шные фигу́ры в темноте́, и злы́е голоса будут шепта́ть тебе на у́хо, но они не причиня́т тебе вреда́, ибо над чистото́й ребёнка си́лы а́да не мо́гут одержа́ть побе́ды.
You will see fearful shapes in darkness, and wicked voices will whisper in your ear, but they will not harm you, for against the purity of a little child the powers of Hell cannot prevail.
Who put fleas in your ear?
У Давида стра́стный интере́с к эсте́тике, к тем сво́йствам полотна, или скульпту́ры, или музыка́льной компози́ции, или стихотворе́ния, кото́рые заставляю их нра́виться гла́зу, уху, или ра́зуму.
David has a passionate interest in aesthetics - the properties that make a painting, sculpture, musical composition, or poem pleasing to the eye, ear, or mind.



















