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flu russian

  • грипп

    influenza, flu

  • испа́нка

    Spanish woman, Spaniard (female)

    Spanish flu

  • гриппу́ющий

    flu-ridden, suffering from the flu

  • гриппова́вший

    having had the flu, who had the flu

  • возду́шный

    air, aerial

    airy, light, fluffy

  • свобо́дно

    freely, without restraint

    fluently

    vacant, free, unoccupied

    easily, with ease

  • потеря́ться

    to get lost, to lose one's way

    to be lost, to go missing

    to be at a loss, to lose one's head, to become flustered

    to be lost (among), to fade away, to be drowned out

  • прова́ливать

    to get out, to go away, to get lost, to clear off

    to make fail, to botch, to ruin, to flunk (a candidate)

    to cause to collapse, to break through, to cave in (something)

  • жи́дкость

    liquid, fluid

  • завали́ть

    to fill up, to block up (with debris), to cover over, to bury

    to heap (with), to pile high (with), to swamp (with work)

    to fail (an exam), to flunk, to botch

  • смуща́ть

    to embarrass, to disconcert, to make self-conscious, to fluster

    to trouble, to unsettle, to disturb, to bother

  • покрасне́ть

    to redden, to become red, to flush, to turn red in the face

  • провали́ть

    to fail, to flunk

    to ruin, to spoil, to wreck

    to cause to collapse, to break through, to cave in

  • колеба́ться

    to hesitate, to waver, to vacillate, to be undecided

    to fluctuate, to vary, to range

    to sway, to swing, to rock

    to vibrate, to oscillate

  • красне́ть

    to redden, to become red, to flush, to turn red in the face

  • жи́дкий

    liquid, fluid

    thin, watery, weak (of consistency)

    sparse, scanty, thin (sparse)

  • пух

    down (feathers), eiderdown

    fluff, fuzz, lint

  • прили́в

    high tide, flood tide, rising tide

    surge, rush, wave

    influx, inflow

    rush of blood, congestion, hot flush

    lug, boss

  • вспы́хнуть

    to flare up, to blaze up, to take fire

    to break out

    to flash

    to blush, to flush

  • фле́йта

    flute

  • колеба́ние

    fluctuation, variation

    oscillation, vibration

    hesitation, wavering, indecision

  • нестаби́льный

    unstable, unsteady, volatile, fluctuating

  • теря́ться

    to get lost, to go missing, to be lost

    to lose one's presence of mind, to get flustered, to be at a loss

    to fade away, to disappear, to be lost (from sight or hearing)

    to get lost, to lose one's way

  • бе́гло

    fluently

    cursorily, superficially, hastily

  • пуши́стый

    fluffy, bushy

  • трепа́ться

    to chatter, to blab, to prattle, to talk nonsense

    to flutter, to flap, to wave (in the wind)

    to get worn out, to fray, to become threadbare

    to hang around, to knock about, to loaf about

  • суети́ться

    to bustle, to bustle about, to rush around, to scurry

    to fuss, to make a fuss, to get flustered

  • пы́шный

    fluffy, puffy, lush, full

    magnificent, splendid, sumptuous

  • пыла́ть

    to blaze, to flame, to burn fiercely

    to glow, to be flushed, to burn (of cheeks)

    to burn (with emotion), to be aflame (with)

  • лаке́й

    footman, man-servant, lackey, flunkey

  • бе́глый

    cursory, fleeting, quick, superficial

    fluent, rapid

    fugitive, runaway, escaped

  • потайно́й

    secret, hidden, concealed

    countersunk, flush

  • завали́ться

    to fall behind (something), to slip down behind, to fall into

    to collapse, to cave in, to fall down

    to flop down to sleep, to crash, to turn in

    to fail (an exam), to flunk, to flop

  • смеша́ться

    to mingle (with), to blend in, to merge (into)

    to get mixed up, to get jumbled, to fall into disorder

    to become confused, to get flustered, to lose one's composure

  • пла́вно

    smoothly, fluidly, evenly

    gently, gradually, seamlessly

  • смыва́ть

    to wash off, to wash away, to rinse off

    to flush, to flush the toilet

    to wash away, to sweep away

  • светя́щийся

    luminous, luminescent, fluorescent, phosphorescent

  • загреме́ть

    to start to thunder, to begin to rumble, to start to roar

    to start clattering, to start rattling, to ring out, to resound

    to fall with a crash, to crash down, to tumble down

    to land in jail, to end up in prison, to be hauled into court

    to get kicked out, to get thrown out, to flunk

  • переполо́х

    alarm, commotion, flurry

  • просвети́ть

    to enlighten, to educate, to instruct

    to X-ray, to examine by fluoroscopy, to shine through

    to shine for a while

  • потрепа́ть

    to pat, to give a pat, to tap

    to tousle, to ruffle

    to batter, to damage, to knock about

    to wear out, to fray, to make shabby

    to blow about, to tug at, to set fluttering

    to pull about, to tug, to tear at

    to swingle, to scutch

  • сме́шиваться

    to mix, to blend, to mingle, to intermingle

    to get mixed up, to get muddled, to fall into disorder

    to become embarrassed, to get flustered, to become confused

  • ви́ться

    to twine, to climb, to wind around

    to curl, to be wavy

    to circle, to hover, to wheel

    to flutter, to whirl, to swirl, to eddy

    to wind, to meander, to snake

    to writhe, to wriggle, to twist

  • трепа́ть

    to pull, to tug, to yank, to pull about

    to tousle, to ruffle, to whip about, to make flutter

    to wear out, to wear down

    to blab, to chatter, to prattle

    to pat, to stroke

    to shake, to rack

    to beat up, to thrash

    to swingle, to scutch

  • ве́ять

    to blow (of a light breeze), to waft

    to flutter, to wave, to sway

    to emanate, to give off a sense of, to be in the air

  • разгоре́ться

    to blaze up, to flare up, to flame up, to catch fire properly

    to flare up, to break out, to erupt

    to light up, to glow, to flush

  • прова́ливаться

    to fail, to flunk, to flop

    to fall through, to break through (ice), to sink in

    to collapse, to cave in

  • порха́ть

    to flit, to flutter, to fly about

  • промыва́ть

    to wash out, to rinse, to flush, to irrigate (a wound)

    to wash (ore or sand), to wash clean, to pan (for gold)

    to wash away, to erode, to cut through

  • румя́нец

    rosy colour (in the cheeks), flush, ruddy complexion

    blush, flush (of embarrassment)

  • развева́ться

    to flutter or scatter

  • взбить

    to beat, to whip, to whisk

    to fluff up, to plump up, to shake up

  • подзе́мка

    subway, underground, tube, metro

    underground store, dugout, underground shelter

    small stove with an underground flue

    drifting snow, ground blizzard

  • перепа́д

    difference, drop, gradient

    fluctuation, swing, sudden change

    overfall, drop structure, chute

  • пла́вный

    smooth, fluid

  • пушо́к

    fluff, bloom

  • вы́швырнутый

    thrown out, flung out, ejected, kicked out

  • свече́ние

    luminescence, fluorescence, phosphorescence

  • взбивать

    to beat, to whip, to whisk

    to fluff up, to plump up, to shake up

  • зава́ливать

    to fill up (with), to block up, to pile up, to cover over

    to fail (an exam), to flunk, to botch, to mess up

    to swamp (with work), to overwhelm, to load down

  • разгора́ться

    to blaze up, to flame up, to catch fire properly

    to flare up, to break out, to grow heated

    to light up, to glow, to flush

  • пуши́нка

    bit of fluff

  • заверте́ться

    to begin to turn, to begin to spin round, to become flustered

  • прова́ленный

    failed, botched, flunked (exam)

    collapsed, caved-in, sunken

  • вспы́хивать

    to blaze up, to catch fire, to flare up

    to flash, to light up suddenly

    to break out, to erupt

    to blush, to flush

  • прокача́ть

    to pump, to pump through

    to flush, to bleed (brakes)

    to level up, to upgrade, to boost

  • колыха́ться

    to heave, to sway, to wave, to flutter

  • распа́хнутый

    wide open, flung open, unbuttoned, undone

  • перепу́таться

    to get tangled, to become entangled, to get mixed up

    to get confused, to get muddled, to become flustered

  • промы́вка

    rinsing, flushing, flushing out, rinsing out

    washing, washing out, ore washing

    cleaning out, desludging, sludge removal

    washing in water, soaking

    sweetening off, clarification

  • бо́ров

    hog, castrated boar, pig

    fat man, fat slob, fat pig

    horizontal flue, smoke duct

  • зава́ливаться

    to fall (behind something), to slip down, to get mislaid

    to flop down, to lie down (heavily), to crash (into bed)

    to collapse, to tumble down, to topple over, to tilt to one side

    to fail (an exam), to flunk

    to be packed (with), to be piled high (with)

  • засло́нка

    flap, valve, damper, shutter

    stove damper, flue damper, oven plate

  • взве́шенный

    measured, balanced, considered, prudent

    suspended (in a fluid), suspended-matter

    weighted

  • полоска́ть

    to rinse, to rinse out

    to gargle, to rinse (one's mouth)

    to flap, to flutter

  • смы́тый

    washed off, washed away, rinsed off, flushed away

  • потрепа́ться

    to chat, to chatter, to prattle, to shoot the breeze

    to get worn out, to get frayed, to become shabby

    to knock about, to hang around, to loaf about

    to flutter, to flap

  • махро́вый

    terry, terry cloth, fluffy

    out-and-out, arrant, dyed-in-the-wool, hardcore

    double (of flowers), double-flowered

  • всполоши́ться

    to be thrown into a flutter, to be startled, to take alarm

  • разгорячённый

    flushed, heated, agitated

  • вприты́к

    right up against, flush against, end to end, touching

    just barely, barely, just enough, with nothing to spare

    back to back, one right after another, without a break

  • трепетно

    reverently, tenderly, carefully

    tremblingly, quiveringly, flutteringly

  • ду́дочка

    pipe, flute, fife

  • вро́вень

    flush, level

  • вы́травить

    to exterminate, to eradicate, to wipe out

    to etch, to remove chemically, to eat away

    to drive out, to flush out, to chase out

  • разгорячи́ться

    to be flushed

  • вспугну́ть

    to put up, to flush

  • прикла́дываться

    to press (against), to put (against), to hold (against)

    to kiss (reverently), to venerate

    to take aim, to level one's rifle

    to tipple, to hit the bottle, to take a swig (of)

    to bump (against), to knock (against), to bang (into)

    to fit (onto), to lie flush (against)

  • коле́блющийся

    vacillating, wavering, indecisive

    swaying, wavering, flickering, fluctuating

  • засуети́ться

    to start bustling about, to begin to fuss, to get flustered

  • трепыха́ться

    to flutter, to flap, to quiver, to wriggle

    to be agitated, to fret, to be in a flap

  • промы́тый

    washed, rinsed, flushed

    brainwashed, ideologically indoctrinated

  • развева́ющийся

    waving, flapping, fluttering, streaming

  • переполоши́ть

    to alarm, to excite, to flurry

  • растворённый

    dissolved

    open, wide open, flung open

  • теку́чий

    fluid, fluctuating, unstable

  • смыв

    flush, rinsing, washing away

  • кана́вка

    small ditch, channel, gutter

    groove, flute, slot

  • рифлёный

    grooved, corrugated, ribbed, fluted

  • пы́шность

    splendour, magnificence, pomp, lavishness

    fluffiness, volume (of hair), lightness (of dough)

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