eat russian
есть
to eat
to have
съесть
to eat, to eat up
to consume
to devour
пое́сть
eat, take some food
жрать
eat
devour
обе́дать
to eat lunch
ку́шать
to eat
пита́ться
eat (to feed on)
nourish (refers to the ability to obtain and absorb substances necessary to maintain life)
закуси́ть
bite
have a snack, eat, get a bite
заку́сывать
have a snack
eat after drinking
пообе́дать
to eat lunch
перекуси́ть
eat a little/have a snack
съеда́ть
eat up
поку́шать
eat
дое́сть
eat, finish eating, eat up
поеда́ть
eat up, eat through
доеда́ть
eat, finish eating, eat up
сло́пать
eat up, gobble
изъе́сть
eat away, corrode
въе́сться
eat into/penetrate into
to sink deeply into (memory)
ску́шать
eat
руба́ть
to eat a lot vigorously with appetite
to split shred or cut off something by striking with a sharp tool
разъеда́ть
eat away, corrode
подкрепи́ться
eat up, replenish yourself
усиде́ть
remain sitting, eat up, knock back
недое́сть
be undernourished, be underfed, not get enough to eat, not eat enough
уплета́ть
eat, munch on
вы́есть
corrode, eat away
похлеба́ть
to sup, to eat with a spoon, to spoon
прое́сть
to eat through, to gnaw through, to corrode, to eat away
to spend (all one's money) on food, to squander (money) on food
to bore to death (with nagging/complaints), to nag incessantly
наточи́ть
sharpen, grind, whet, strop, turn, eat away, gnaw, corrode, prey, wear out, secrete
отку́шать
take part in eat/drink
подта́чивать
sharpen, give an edge, eat, gnaw, undercut, undermine, sap
наеда́ться
eat plenty
еда́ть
to eat (habitually), to be in the habit of eating
выеда́ть
corrode, eat away
изъеда́ть
eat away, corrode
наеда́ть
eat so much, develop by eating
недоеда́ть
be undernourished, be underfed, not get enough to eat, not eat enough
неиспо́рченный
unspoilt, fresh, fit to eat, innocent, pure
объеда́ть
eat, be a burden
ополови́нить
eat, drink, up half
перееда́ть
to overeat, outeat, surpass in eating, corrode, eat away
подъеда́ть
eat up everything without leaving a trace
прота́чивать
gnaw through, eat through, wash, turn
скоро́миться
break a fast, eat meat, during a fast
умина́ть
eat
въеда́ться
eat into/penetrate into
to sink deeply into (memory)
отъеда́ть
eat off
объе́сть
eat, be a burden
отъе́сть
eat off
подъе́сть
eat up, finish off
разъе́сть
eat away, corrode
переку́сывать
to bite in two
eat a little or have a snack
закуса́ть
to bite (repeatedly), to attack by biting, to bite severely
to eat a snack (after drinking alcohol), to have a bite (with a drink)
тре́скать
to eat or drink (usually with appetite/greed)
трапе́зничать
to eat, to dine
еда́вший
having eaten, who ate, who used to eat
насыща́вшийся
one who was eating one's fill, one who was satisfying one's hunger, one who was getting enough to eat
something that was becoming saturated, something that was getting saturated
обеди́ть
to have lunch, eat lunch
to dine, have a meal
ха́вать
to eat, gobble up
to take drugs
схава́ть
eat up, gobble (informal)
believe, swallow (figurative, informal)
есть
there is, there are, eats
тракти́р
tavern, inn, eating-house
людое́д
cannibal, man-eater
ogre
воя́ка
warrior
warhorse / fighting-cock, fire-eater
харче́вня
eating-house, cook-shop
съедо́бный
eatable, edible
сы́тный
satisfied after eating, copious, filling, nourishing
снедь
food, eatables
огры́зок
stub
half eaten piece of something
съестно́й
edible, eatable, food (as in food products)
тракти́рщик
tavern-keeper, innkeeper, eating-house keeper
едо́к
eater
пожира́тель
devourer, eater, consumer
черви́вый
worm-eaten, wormy
заку́сочная
snack-bar, eatery
изъе́денный
eaten, corroded
кутья́
A dish of rice or other cereals with honey or raisins which is eaten at funerals and wakes
кухми́стерский
eating-house, cook-shop
муравье́д
ant-eater, ant-bear
съестно́е
eatables, foodstuffs
бульба́ш
Bulbash (derogatory term for a Belarusian), potato-eater
прогло́т
glutton, big eater, greedy eater
дерьмоед
shit eater
надку́шенный
bitten into, partially eaten, with a bite taken out of it
ску́шанный
eaten, consumed, eaten up
привере́дник
picky eater, fastidious person, choosy person, faddist
привере́дница
picky eater, choosy person, fastidious woman
черви́веть
become worm-eaten
взъеда́вшийся
corroding, eating into, eroding
вы́евший
having eaten out, having corroded, having etched
вы́еденный
eaten out, eaten away, hollowed out (by eating)
вы́травивший
having etched, having corroded, having eaten away
having eradicated, having exterminated, having rooted out
выеда́вший
eating out, gnawing out, hollowing out, corroding
gnawing (at), eating away (at), consuming
выеда́емый
being eaten out, being gnawed away, being corroded, being consumed
выеда́ющий
eating out, consuming, hollowing out
corrosive, eroding, caustic
draining, exhausting, consuming
гло́данный
gnawed, nibbled, eaten away
дое́вший
who has finished eating, having finished eating
дое́денный
eaten up, finished eating
доеда́вший
finishing eating, who was finishing eating
Examples
Пожалуйста, съе́шьте что-нибудь.
Please eat something.
Ты должен есть овощи, бога́тые витами́нами.
You should eat some vegetables rich in vitamins.
Есть ножо́м некульту́рно.
It is bad manners to eat with a knife.
Она посове́товала ему не есть так много.
She advised him not to eat too much.
Когда я был студе́нтом Массачусетского технологи́ческого институ́та, я ел в одном рестора́не в Бостоне.
When I was a student at MIT I used to eat at a certain restaurant in Boston.
Тебе не обязательно есть.
You don't have to eat.
Он был так рассе́ржен, что забы́л поу́жинать.
He was so mad that he forgot to eat dinner.
Ты не должен есть ничего холо́дного.
You shouldn't eat anything cold.
I eat breakfast every morning.
Ты хо́чешь пойти́ куда-нибудь поу́жинать сего́дня?
Do you want to eat out tonight?
Я слишком взволно́ван, чтобы есть что-либо.
I'm too excited to eat anything.
Принеси́ мне что-нибудь пое́сть.
Bring me something to eat.
Спаси́ челове́ка. Съешь канниба́ла.
Save a human. Eat a cannibal.
Я предпочита́ю не есть мя́са, потому что я вегетариа́нец.
I prefer not to eat meat because I'm vegetarian.
Я хочу́ купи́ть что-нибудь пое́сть.
I want to buy something to eat.
Что бы вы предпочли́: пое́сть дома или пойти́ куда-нибудь пое́сть?
Which would you rather do, eat at home or eat out?
Вот, моя́ ку́колка, возьми́. Съешь немного и послу́шай про моё горе. Должна́ я пойти́ в избу́шку Бабы-яги, что в тёмном лесу́, чтобы огня́ одолжи́ть, и бою́сь, что съест она меня. Скажи́ же, что мне де́лать?
There, my little doll, take it. Eat a little and listen to my sorrow. I must go to the hut of the old Baba Yaga in the dark forest to borrow some fire and I fear she will eat me. Tell me! What shall I do?
Большинство́ тех люде́й, кто ест ви́лкой, живу́т в Евро́пе, Се́верной Америке и Ю́жной Америке. Лю́ди, кто ест па́лочками, живу́т в Африке, на Бли́жнем Восто́ке, в Индоне́зии и в Индии.
Most people who eat with a fork live in Europe, North America, and South America; people who eat with chop sticks live in Africa, the Near East, Indonesia, and India.



















