fleece russian

• ободра́ть

  to strip, peel, skin, flay, flense

  (colloquial) to scratch, scrape

  (colloquial) to fleece, rook

• драть

  to tear, to tear up, to tear to pieces

  to strip off, to tear off

  (colloquial) to charge, to fleece, to rip off

  (colloquial) to run away, to escape, to take flight

  to flog

  (colloquial) to kill (of wild animals)

• обобра́ть

  pick, gather, rob, fleece

• обдира́ть

  strip, peel, skin, flay, flense, fleece, rook, graze

• обира́ть

  pick, gather, rob, fleece

• начёс

  fleece

  backcombing, nap

• руно́

  fleece, wool

• обобра́ться

  to get robbed, to lose everything, to be fleeced

• живодёр

  knacker, flayer, fleecer, flay-flint

• обдира́ла

  swindler, fleecer

• тонкору́нный

  fine-fleeced

• обдира́емый

  being stripped, being peeled, being flayed, being fleeced

• обира́емый

  fleeced, robbed, exploited, being fleeced, being robbed

• обо́бранный

  stripped, plundered, bare

  robbed, fleeced, swindled

• обобра́вший

  having robbed, having plundered, having fleeced, having stripped

• обчи́стивший

  having cleaned out, having emptied

  having robbed, having fleeced

Examples

• Он вы́манил у трех стару́шек их мизе́рные пе́нсии.

  He fleeced three old ladies of their meager pensions.

• У Мэри был бара́шек, чья шерсть была́ бела́ как снег.

  Mary had a little lamb, whose fleece was white as snow.

• Пе́рвая жена́ Тома обобрала́ его, и он был на мели, когда встре́тил Мэри.

  Tom's first wife fleeced him, and he was broke when he met Mary.