floating russian
го́нка
race, racing
rush, haste, hurry, hurry-scurry
rafting (of timber), floating
моль
moth
mole
loose floating timber, logs floated singly
пла́вающий
floating, drifting
floating, variable, flexible
swimming, sailing
бон
voucher, receipt, chit
boom (in a harbour), floating barrier
плаву́чий
floating, buoyant
плыву́щий
floating, swimming, gliding, drifting
блужда́ющий
wandering, roaming, straying
wandering, floating, migratory
спла́вить
to alloy, to fuse together, to melt together
to float downriver, to raft (timber), to send floating down
to get rid of, to palm off, to offload, to pack off
дрейфу́ющий
drifting, floating, adrift
сплавля́ть
to float (timber) downriver, to send floating downstream, to raft
to alloy, to fuse together, to melt together
to get rid of, to palm off (on somebody), to foist off
всплыва́ющий
pop-up, surfacing, floating up, emerging
вита́ющий
hovering, soaring, floating, dwelling (in thoughts)
проплыва́ющий
swimming past, floating past, sailing past
уплыва́ющий
floating away, swimming away, sailing away, drifting away
проплываемый
swimmable, navigable (by swimming/floating)
плы́вший
swimming, floating, sailing
дебарка́дер
landing stage, floating pier, landing place
platform, train shed
плавба́за
floating fish-factory
плав
floating, being afloat
scum, floating mat of algae
нося́щийся
rushing about, scurrying, darting around
floating, drifting, wafting, hovering
выплыва́ющий
emerging, swimming out, floating out, surfacing
приплыва́ющий
arriving (by water), floating in, swimming in
наплы́ть
to run into, to run onto, to drift against
to drift over, to come over slowly, to glide over
to drift in (in quantity), to be washed up, to collect (of floating matter)
to build up (and harden), to form (a deposit), to congeal
плавсре́дство
watercraft, floating craft, vessel
за́пань
boom, log boom, floating barrier
подплыва́ющий
swimming up to, floating up to, approaching by water
пла́вавший
who was swimming, having swum, swimming (in the past)
which was floating, having floated, floating (in the past)
which was sailing, having sailed, sailing (in the past), navigating (in the past)
зыбу́н
quaking bog, quagmire, marshy ground
floating mat of vegetation, overgrown shore zone
подча́ливать
to moor, to bring alongside, to tie up
to haul in (something floating), to pull in, to fish out
to snag, to get hold of, to land (for oneself)
наплыва́ющий
surging, incoming, welling up, floating in
брандва́хта
guard ship, station ship, watch vessel
accommodation vessel, floating quarters (for a dredger crew), tender (of a floating dredger)
fire watch (on board a ship)
всплыва́вший
surfacing, floating up, emerging, that was surfacing
уплыва́вший
floating away, drifting away, sailing away
па́рящийся
soaring, hovering, floating
сплавля́ющий
rafting, floating (timber), sending downriver
alloying, fusing
сплавля́ющийся
floating downstream, being rafted (of timber), drifting on the water
fusing, melting together, alloying
сплавля́вшийся
floating, being rafted, being alloyed, being fused
батопо́рт
floating gate (of a dry dock), caisson gate
выплыва́вший
swimming out, floating out, emerging, appearing
подплыва́вший
swimming up to, floating up to, approaching by water
вплыва́ющий
floating in, swimming in, sailing in, drifting in
вплыва́вший
floating in, swimming in, sailing in, moving into (on water)
прива́ливающий
floating towards, drifting to, coming alongside
сплыва́ющийся
floating together, drifting together, coalescing
сплыва́ющий
floating away, drifting away, flowing down
сплыва́вший
floating away, drifting away
сплавля́вший
floating (timber), rafting
alloying, fusing (metals)
оплыва́вший
swollen, puffy, bloated
melted and run down, dripping (of wax)
floating away, carried away by the current
Examples
Су́дно бы́ло повреждено плавающей льди́ной.
The boat was broken by the floating ice.
Соломина плавала на поверхности воды.
A straw was floating on the surface of the water.



















