errand russian
ма́льчик
boy, lad
apprentice, errand boy, shop boy
поруче́ние
assignment, task, commission, instruction
errand
payment order
бегуно́к
slider, runner, roller, running wheel
clearance chit, routing slip, loan slip
runner, errand boy, messenger
stand-in, relief worker, substitute
job-hopper
rider (on a balance), sliding index
sulky
courser (bird)
рассы́льный
errand-boy, delivery man
гоня́ть
to drive, to drive away, to herd
to chase, to pursue, to chase around
to make run errands, to send on errands
to drive fast, to race
to go, to run (somewhere)
to let's go, to get going
побегу́шки
errands, running errands, beck and call
game of tag, game of chase
забе́гаться
to get exhausted from running around, to wear oneself out running around, to be overwhelmed with errands
Examples
Он отпра́вил ма́льчика на поруче́ние.
He has sent the boy on an errand.
Tom went on an errand.
Том бе́гает по поруче́ниям отца́.
Tom is busy running an errand for his father.
Том отпра́вил Мэри с поруче́нием.
Tom sent Mary on an errand.
Ка́ждый день, пока её две до́чери рабо́тали в до́му, купчиха отправля́ла Василису то с одним, то с други́м поруче́нием в лес: то ве́тку ре́дкого куста́рника како́го найти́, то цвето́в или я́год ей принести́.
Every day, while her two daughters were working indoors, the merchant's wife would send Vasilissa on one errand or other into the forest, either to find a branch of a certain rare bush or to bring her flowers or berries.



















