ever russian
никогда́
never, ever (in negative contexts), not once
never, not on any account, no way
ни
not a single, no, not even one
neither ... nor
-ever, no matter what
когда́-нибудь
some day, some time, one day
ever
уго́дно
any (with pronoun or adverb), -ever, no matter which
desired, pleasing, agreeable
wanted, required
с тех пор
since then, ever since, from that time on
since
когда́-либо
ever
some time, some day
о́чень-очень
very very, really really, ever so
наве́ки
for ever, for good, for ever and ever
нибудь
any, some, -ever (whichever it may be)
вперво́й
for the first time ever
наве́чно
for ever, for good, in perpetuity
наве́к
for ever, for good, for ever and ever
вове́ки
for ever, evermore, for all time
never
отродя́сь
never ever
до́лго-до́лго
for a very long time, for ages, ever so long
на ве́ки веко́в
forever and ever, for all time
сы́змала
from ever since, from a since, from a child, since one was a child
в ве́ки веко́в
forever and ever, for all time
неотлу́чный
ever present
безотлу́чный
ever-present, constant, uninterrupted, continuous
inseparable
весь
whole, entire, all of
all, every one of
по
along, down, through, across
about, on the subject of, in
by means of, on, over, by
according to, in accordance with, by
because of, out of, due to
on, every
after, upon, on
to, up to, through
by, in terms of
at, on, upon
for, to fetch
всё
everything, all
always, all the time, continually
still
all the same, nevertheless, however
ка́ждый
each, every, everyone
любо́й
any, either, whichever
every, each
anyone, anybody
arbitrary, as you like
ребя́та
lads, boys, guys, young people
children, kids
guys, folks, everyone
вся́кий
every type of, every sort of, any type of, any sort of
all sorts of, all kinds of
все
all, everybody, everyone
all (the), every
everything, all
the whole (of), all (of)
тако́й же
the same kind of, just such a, similar
just as, equally, every bit as
ве́чно
eternally, forever, everlastingly
always, constantly, forever (in complaints)
перезвони́ть
to call back, to phone back, to ring back, to call again
to call everyone, to phone all of them, to ring round
to ring all the bells in turn, to chime the bells
везде́
everywhere
повсю́ду
everywhere, far and wide
остально́е
the rest, everything else, the remainder
не́т-не́т
every now and then, occasionally, from time to time, now and again
no no, certainly not, not at all, the very idea
ежедне́вно
daily, every day, on a daily basis
всю́ду
everywhere
ежедне́вный
daily everyday
первонача́льный
original, initial, preceding everything else
обыкнове́нный
ordinary, everyday, usual, habitual
average, mediocre
повседне́вный
everyday, daily, day-to-day
casual, everyday (clothes)
ежего́дно
yearly, every year, annually
наперекося́к
awry, wrong, not as planned
criss-cross, askew, every which way
забы́ться
to doze off, to drift off into sleep, to lose consciousness
to forget oneself, to lose one's self-control, to go too far
to become lost in thought, to drift off into a reverie, to forget everything around one
to be forgotten, to fall into oblivion, to fade from memory
разори́ться
to go bankrupt, to go bust, to go broke
to be ruined, to lose everything one owns, to become impoverished
перезва́нивать
to call back, to ring back, to phone back
to phone round, to call everyone in turn, to ring one after another
to chime, to ring in alternation, to peal
Эвере́ст
Mount Everest
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
периоди́чески
periodically, regularly, at regular intervals
from time to time, every now and then, occasionally
отовсю́ду
from everywhere, from every quarter
перечита́ть
to Read everything (book) to the end (re-read is wrong)
бытово́й
everyday, of daily life, ordinary
household, domestic, for home use
всевозмо́жный
every possible
сплошь
all over, everywhere, throughout
completely, entirely, wholly
without exception, nothing but, all of them
обы́денный
everyday, day-to-day, daily
ordinary, commonplace, unremarkable
обыкнове́ние
habit custom or everyday routine
все-все́
absolutely everyone, absolutely all
ежеме́сячно
monthly, every month
вся́чески
in every way possible, in every possible way
бу́дний
weekday, workday
everyday, ordinary
бу́дни
weekdays, working days
everyday life, workaday routine, daily grind
афиши́ровать
to flaunt to deliberately draw everyone's attention to something (more often about personal relationships)
обобра́ться
to get robbed, to lose everything, to be fleeced
повсеме́стно
everywhere, all over, in all places
universally, generally, across the board
разгово́рный
colloquial, informal, everyday (of language)
conversational, spoken, speech-
обнести́
to enclose, to surround, to fence in
to pass round, to serve (to everyone), to offer round
зашива́ться
to be swamped with work, to be up to one's ears in work, to not manage to get everything done, to not cope
to be completely absorbed in something, to be wrapped up in something
to have an anti-alcohol implant put in, to get a disulfiram capsule sewn under the skin
to get caught, to be nabbed, to come unstuck
проигра́ться
to lose everything (by gambling), to go broke, to gamble away one's money
вся́кая
any, every, any kind of, whatever kind of
all sorts of, all kinds of
повсеме́стный
ubiquitous, widespread, occurring everywhere
general, universal, across-the-board
приплыва́ть
to swim up, to come swimming, to sail up, to arrive by boat
to go bust, to go broke, to lose everything
каждодне́вный
daily, everyday, diurnal
при́сный
associate, loved one, close one, henchman
eternal, everlasting, permanent
перекопа́ть
to dig up (all of), to dig over, to turn over (soil)
to search everywhere, to rummage through, to turn upside down
to dig a trench across, to cut across with a ditch
to dig up again, to re-dig
ежеча́сно
hourly, every hour
общеизве́стно
it is generally known, everyone knows that
обихо́д
custom, use, everyday life
вечнозелёный
evergreen
расхо́жий
common, commonplace, widely current, everyday
in demand, selling well, popular
хво́я
needles (of conifers), pine needles
conifer branches, evergreen sprigs, brushwood (of conifers)
расплоди́ться
to breed, to multiply, to proliferate
to spring up in numbers, to proliferate, to crop up everywhere
переме́рить
to measure again, to re-measure, to check the measurement of
to try on (one after another), to try on all
to measure a lot of things, to measure everything (in turn)
помину́тно
every minute, constantly, every moment, frequently
by the minute, per minute
черну́шка
dark-skinned girl, swarthy girl, dark-haired girl
bleak work, grim portrayal, painting everything black
black milk cap
blackening russula
ежемину́тно
every minute, every instant, continually, incessantly
поря́дочек
a nice bit of order, tidiness, everything in its proper place, all in good order
прои́грываться
to be played, to be played back, to be broadcast
to lose all one's money (gambling), to gamble away everything
озло́биться
to become malicious toward everything around you
ежесеку́ндный
occurring every second, incessant, continual
переруга́ться
to fall out (with everyone), to quarrel (with one after another)
to exchange abuse, to curse each other
векове́чный
everlasting, eternal
перехва́ливать
to overpraise, to praise excessively, to shower with praise
to praise all (one after another), to praise everyone in turn
непреходя́щий
everlasting, eternal, permanent, lasting
заши́ться
to be swamped (with work), to be snowed under, to not be able to cope, to not manage everything
to get an anti-alcohol implant, to have a disulfiram capsule implanted
to get caught, to get nabbed, to come a cropper
to be sewn up, to be stitched closed
неувяда́ющий
unfading, everlasting
вы́ставиться
to be exhibited, to be displayed, to be put on display
to expose oneself, to put oneself forward, to make oneself conspicuous
to treat everyone, to buy a round, to stand a round
ежеча́сный
hourly, every-hour
constant, unceasing
затрапе́зный
shabby, scruffy, worn-out, tatty
everyday, workaday, for everyday wear
table, mealtime, dinner-table
наперечёт
few in number, can be counted on one hand, hardly any
all without exception, every single one, inside out
предве́чный
pre-eternal, eternal (before all time), everlasting
primeval, primordial, age-old
Examples
Вы когда-либо лета́ли на возду́шном ша́ре?
Have you ever ridden in a hot air balloon?
Никогда больше не тро́гайте э́ту буты́лочку!
Don't touch this bottle ever again!
Твоя́ сестра́ как всегда прекра́сна.
Your sister's as beautiful as ever.
Вы когда-нибудь чита́ли какие-нибудь стихи Теннисона?
Have you ever read any Tennyson's poems?
Вы когда-нибудь быва́ли в Африке?
Have you ever been to Africa?
Вы когда-нибудь ви́дели кенгуру́?
Have you ever seen a kangaroo?
Ты когда-нибудь про́бовал ныря́ть с аквала́нгом?
Have you ever tried scuba diving?
Кстати о путеше́ствиях, вы когда-нибудь бы́ли в Австра́лии?
Speaking of travel, have you ever been to Australia?
Вы когда-нибудь быва́ли на Гавайях?
Have you ever been to Hawaii?
Вы когда-нибудь е́ли япо́нскую еду?
Have you ever eaten Japanese food?
Шекспир — велича́йший поэ́т, кото́рого когда-либо рожда́ла А́нглия.
Shakespeare is the greatest poet that England has ever produced.
Вы когда-нибудь бы́ли в Нью-Йорке? - "Да, я быва́л там не́сколько раз".
Have you ever been to New York? "Yes, I've been there a couple of times."
Вы когда-нибудь бы́ли в Ри́ме?
Have you ever visited Rome?
Ты ви́дел когда-нибудь НЛО?
Have you ever seen an unidentified flying object?
Путеше́ствовали ли вы когда-нибудь самолётом?
Have you ever traveled by plane?
Вы когда-нибудь бы́ли за грани́цей?
Have you ever been abroad?
Have you ever seen a panda?
Э́то са́мый очарова́тельный младе́нец, кото́рого я когда-либо ви́дел.
This is the cutest baby that I have ever seen.
Ты когда-нибудь задава́лся вопро́сом о смы́сле жи́зни?
Do you ever think about the meaning of life?
Ты был на Коре́йском полуо́строве?
Have you ever been to the Korean Peninsula?
Ты когда-нибудь был в Америке?
Have you ever been to America?
У Вас быва́ет иногда непроизво́льное мочеиспуска́ние?
Do you ever have involuntary urination?
Разве они когда-то приходи́ли вовремя?
Have they ever come on time?
Ты когда-нибудь с ним разгова́ривал?
Did you ever talk to him?
Вы когда-нибудь бы́ли в Пари́же?
Have you ever been to Paris?
Он, как обычно, разгово́рчив.
He is as talkative as ever.
У вас когда-нибудь бы́ло пищевое отравле́ние?
Have you ever had food poisoning?
Э́то — ху́дшее, что со мной когда-либо случа́лось!
This is the worst thing that has ever happened to me!
Ты был когда-нибудь в Ме́ксике?
Have you ever been to Mexico?
Have you ever seen her?
Я счита́ю, что Бетховен — велича́йший компози́тор из когда-либо живших.
I think Beethoven is the greatest composer who ever lived.
Вы когда-нибудь ви́дели тако́й замеча́тельный фильм?
Have you ever seen a film this good?
Вы когда-нибудь выступа́ли свиде́телем на суде́бном проце́ссе?
Have you ever been a witness in a court case?
Вы когда-нибудь чита́ли Конститу́цию Япо́нии?
Have you ever read the Constitution of Japan?
Ты когда-нибудь кра́сил во́лосы?
Have you ever dyed your hair?
Вы когда-нибудь занима́лись в библиоте́ке?
Do you ever study in the library?
Я ду́маю, что э́то крайне маловероятно, что Том когда-нибудь будет удовлетворен.
I think it's highly unlikely that Tom will ever be satisfied.
Неви́данное коли́чество слепне́й закружи́лось вокруг меня.
More horseflies than I'd ever seen came and flew around me.
Во всем ми́ре лю́ди разгова́ривают на семи ты́сячах языка́х, все вместе они составля́ют са́мую большую колле́кцию челове́ческих зна́ний, кото́рая когда-либо существова́ла.
Seven thousand languages are spoken all over the world, and taken together, they comprise the largest collection of human knowledge that has ever existed.
В э́той ста́рой дереве́ньке никогда ничего не происхо́дит.
Nothing ever happens in this old village.
Татоэба: Когда-нибудь слы́шали о боя́х предложе́ний? Да, вот что мы де́лаем для удово́льствия.
Tatoeba: Ever heard of sentence fights? Yeah, that's what we do for fun.



















