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fly russian

  • бежа́ть

    to run

    to fly by, to pass quickly

    to flee, to escape

  • лете́ть

    to fly

  • лета́ть

    to fly habitually, to regularly, to or in different directions

  • полете́ть

    to fly

  • му́ха

    fly (insect)

  • взорва́ться

    to burst, to blow up, to explode, to fly into a rage

  • улете́ть

    to fly away, to fly off, to depart (by plane)

    to fly by, to vanish, to evaporate

  • вы́лететь

    to fly out, to take off, to dash out, to dart out

  • взлете́ть

    to fly up, to take wing, to rise into the air

    to take off

    to be blown up, to blow up

  • улета́ть

    to fly away (in one direction, toward a goal)

  • пролете́ть

    to fly past, to fly by, to fly over

    to fly by, to pass quickly

  • вылета́ть

    to fly out, to take off, to dash out, to dart out

  • запуска́ть

    to start (an engine), to get going, to run (a program)

    to launch, to send up, to fly (a kite)

    to neglect, to let go to seed, to let slide

    to let in, to admit, to let through

  • заводи́ться

    to start, to start up, to get going

    to appear, to turn up, to infest a place

    to get worked up, to fly into a temper, to get excited

    to be established, to be set up, to come into being

    to be wound up

  • взлета́ть

    to take off, to get airborne

    to fly up, to soar up, to take wing

  • завести́сь

    to start, to start up, to fire up

    to get worked up, to fly off the handle, to get riled up

    to infest, to appear, to take up residence

    to be acquired, to turn up, to come to have

  • слете́ть

    to fly down, to fly off, to fly away

    to fall off, to come off, to slip off

    to tumble down, to fall down, to come crashing down

  • взбеси́ться

    to fly into a rage, to become furious, to blow up, to get mad

    to go crazy, to go wild, to lose one's mind, to freak out

    to go rabid, to become rabid, to catch rabies

  • се́тка

    net, netting, mesh, gauze

    screen, fly screen, mosquito net

    grid, graticule, grid of coordinates

    string bag, net bag, shopping net

    rack, luggage rack

    scale, rate table

    butterfly net, sweep net

  • нажи́вка

    bait, ledger-bait, fly

  • влете́ть

    to fly in, to fly, to rush dash

  • мча́ться

    to rush, to race, to speed along, to hurry

    to fly by (of time), to race by

  • долете́ть

    to fly so far, to fly, to reach

  • залете́ть

    to fly in, to fly into

    to fly over, to fly beyond, to fly far

    to get pregnant (accidentally), to get knocked up

    to make a stopover, to stop off (in flight)

  • нести́сь

    to race, to rush, to speed along, to fly by (of time)

    to be carried (of sound or smell), to spread, to resound

    to lay eggs

  • раствори́ться

    to dissolve, to be dissolved, to melt (in a liquid)

    to open wide, to swing open, to fly open

    to dissolve (into), to vanish, to disappear

  • слета́ть

    to fly there and back, to be there and back in no time, to fly down, to fall down

  • налете́ть

    to fly into/to crash into

  • кружи́ть

    to circle, to fly in circles, to go round

    to whirl, to spin, to twirl

    to wander around, to roam about, to go round in circles

  • пролета́ть

    to fly past, to fly by, to fly over, to fly through

    to cover (a distance) by flying, to fly (a distance)

    to fly by, to pass quickly

  • му́шка

    front sight, foresight, bead (of a gun)

    little fly, small fly

    beauty spot, beauty patch

    dot, spot, polka dot

    Spanish fly, blister-fly, cantharides

    blistering plaster, vesicatory

  • пролёт

    flight through, fly-past, fly-over

    flight of stairs, stairwell

    span, bridge span, clear span

    bay, opening

  • разлете́ться

    to fly away in different directions, to scatter (flying off)

    to shatter, to fly apart, to splash in all directions

    to spread (rapidly), to get around

  • нае́здник

    horseman, rider, jockey, ichneumon-fly

  • шири́нка

    fly, flies (of trousers)

    square piece of cloth, kerchief, small towel

  • стрекоза́

    dragon-fly, dragonfly

  • налета́ть

    to attack from the air, to raid, to swoop down on

    to swoop in on, to pounce on, to rush at

    to dig in, to help yourself, to come and get it

    to fly (a given time or distance), to clock up (flying hours)

  • порха́ть

    to flit, to flutter, to fly about

  • пронести́сь

    to rush past, to flash by, to sweep by, to whiz by

    to fly by, to pass quickly, to slip by unnoticed

    to spread, to go around, to sweep through

  • облете́ть

    to fly around, to circle, to fly round

    to spread quickly, to sweep through, to get around

    to fall off, to drop off, to shed its leaves

    to test-fly, to try out in flight

  • полета́ть

    to fly habitually, to regularly, to or in different directions

  • проноси́ться

    to rush past, to dash by, to sweep past, to race by

    to fly by, to pass quickly, to slip by

    to spread, to circulate, to go round

    to last (of clothes), to wear well, to hold up

  • вы́ровнять

    to level, to even out, to smooth

    to align, to straighten, to line up

    to equalize, to even up, to balance

    to level off, to fly level

  • вспыли́ть

    to flare up (fly into a temper), to fly into arage, to lose one's temper

  • разлета́ться

    to fly apart, to fly away, to scatter

    to shatter, to smash to pieces, to fly to bits

    to spray out, to fly about, to spatter

    to spread, to get around

    to vanish, to be dashed, to come to nothing

  • озвере́ть

    to become brutalized, to turn savage, to grow ferocious

    to become furious, to fly into a rage, to go berserk

  • отлете́ть

    to fly away, to fly off, to take off, to depart (by plane)

    to rebound, to bounce back, to bounce off

    to come off, to fall off, to break off

  • перелете́ть

    to fly over, to fly, to fly somewhere else, to fly too far

  • подлете́ть

    to fly up (to), to approach in flight, to come flying up

    to fly up, to fly upwards, to be thrown up

    to run up, to rush up, to dash up

  • хлопу́шка

    party popper, Christmas cracker, cracker

    fly-swatter, flapper

    pop-gun, toy cap gun

    flap valve, valve

  • промча́ться

    to rush past, to dash by, to speed past, to race by

    to fly by, to pass quickly, to fly past

  • липу́чка

    fly-paper, sticker

  • подлета́ть

    to fly up to, to approach flying, to come flying

    to fly upwards, to soar up, to shoot up

    to rush up, to dash up, to come running up

  • влета́ть

    to fly in, to fly, to rush dash

  • залета́ть

    to fly in, to fly into

    to fly beyond, to fly over, to fly far, to fly high

    to stop over, to land on the way, to drop in (by plane)

    to begin to fly, to start flying

  • вскипе́ть

    to come to a boil, to boil up, to begin to boil

    to flare up, to fly into a rage, to boil with rage

  • слета́ться

    to fly together, to congregate

  • слете́ться

    to fly together, to congregate

  • мухомо́р

    fly-agaric, death-cap

  • проре́ха

    tear, rip, hole, slit

    gap, shortcoming, flaw, deficiency

    fly (of trousers), flies

  • отлета́ть

    to fly away, to fly off, to take off, to depart (by air)

    to rebound, to bounce back, to bounce off

    to come off, to fall off, to break off

    to have been flying (for a time), to have completed a flight, to finish flying

  • взви́ться

    to rise, to fly up, to soar, to shoot up

    to rear (of a horse), to rear up

  • покружи́ться

    to turn round and round, to fly around, to circle

  • перелета́ть

    to fly over, to fly, to fly somewhere else, to fly too far

  • опа́рыш

    maggot, fly larva

  • облета́ть

    to fly around, to fly all over, to fly over (an area)

    to spread rapidly, to go round, to sweep through

    to fall off (of leaves), to shed its leaves

    to test-fly, to test (an aircraft)

  • долета́ть

    to fly so far, to fly, to reach

  • мухоло́вка

    fly-trap, sundew, flycatcher

  • когда́ рак на горе́ сви́стнет

    when pigs fly, when hell freezes over, never in a million years

  • обла́ять

    to hark, to fly, to rate, to swear

  • махови́к

    fly-wheel, handwheel

  • гу́льфик

    fly (of trousers), trouser flap

    codpiece

  • разъяри́ться

    to get furious, to fly into a rage, to become enraged

  • по́сле до́ждичка в четве́рг

    in a month of Sundays, when pigs fly, never

    After the Rain on Thursday

  • выноси́ться

    to dart out, to fly out

  • вы́носиться

    to dart out, to fly out

  • слепе́нь

    gadfly, horse-fly, breeze

  • лете́ть стрело́й

    go/rush very fast, "to fly like an arrow"

  • выра́внивать

    to level, to even out, to smooth

    to equalize, to even out, to balance

    to align, to line up, to straighten (a row)

    to level off, to fly level

  • ерши́ться

    to bristle up, to get prickly, to flare up, to fly into a rage

    to stand on end, to bristle, to stick up

  • разбуя́ниться

    to fly into a rage, to get violent, to get into a fury

  • яри́ться

    to rage, to be in a fury, to be furious

    to become enraged, to get furious, to fly into a rage

  • дрозофила

    fruit fly, drosophila

  • взъерепе́ниться

    to fly into a rage, to flare up, to blow up, to bristle up

    to dig in one's heels, to turn stubborn, to balk

  • гастролёрша

    touring performer, guest artist (female), visiting actress

    casual worker, itinerant worker, fly-by-night worker

  • взвива́ться

    to fly up, to soar, to rear, to go up

  • налета́ться

    to fly to one's heart's content, to have flown enough (and be satisfied or tired)

  • орехотво́рка

    gall-fly

  • журча́лка

    hoverfly, syrphid fly

  • на́хлыст

    fly fishing

  • выпа́рхивать

    to flutter out, to dart out, to fly out, to flit out

  • древе́сница

    leopard moth, wood leopard moth

    tree frog

    wood fly

  • нелету́чий

    non-volatile, non-evaporating

    flightless, unable to fly

  • напуска́ться

    to fall, to fly, to go

  • га́ллица

    gall midge, gall fly

  • вы́нестись

    to dart out, to fly out

  • отлётывать

    to fly (a set number of hours), to put in (flight time), to complete (a flying quota)

    to fly away, to fly off

  • взмётывать

    to throw up, to toss up, to fling up, to kick up

    to rise up, to shoot up, to fly up

  • вожде́ние

    driving, driving a vehicle

    piloting, flying (an aircraft), navigation, steering

  • лету́чий

    flying, volatile

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