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foist russian

  • сова́ть

    to shove, to stick, to poke, to thrust

    to slip (to someone), to press into someone's hand, to slip secretly

    to foist (on someone), to palm off, to fob off

    to poke one's nose (into), to meddle, to pry

  • подсу́нуть

    to slip under, to shove under, to push under

    to slip (to someone), to sneak (to someone)

    to palm off, to foist (on someone), to fob off

  • подки́нуть

    to toss, to throw up, to throw into the air

    to give a lift, to drive (somewhere), to drop off

    to add (more), to throw in, to chip in

    to suggest, to come up with, to throw out (an idea)

    to abandon (a child), to plant (secretly), to foist on

  • навяза́ть

    to impose (on someone), to force (on someone), to foist (on someone)

    to tie on, to fasten on, to knot on

    to knit (a quantity of), to crochet (a quantity of)

  • навя́зывать

    to impose, to force on, to foist on, to thrust upon

    to tie on, to knot on, to tie around

  • перекла́дывать

    to move, to shift, to transfer, to put somewhere else

    to shift off (blame), to pass on (responsibility), to foist

    to rearrange, to restack, to reorder

    to put too much (of something) in, to overdo (an ingredient)

    to interlay, to pack (with something between layers)

    to set (to music), to arrange, to transpose

    to relay, to rebuild (brickwork)

  • наби́ться

    to crowd in, to pack in, to become crowded, to get in (in quantity)

    to foist oneself on, to thrust oneself upon, to wangle an invitation

  • всучи́ть

    to foist, to pass off, to hand off

  • набива́ться

    to crowd in, to pack in, to become crowded

    to impose oneself, to foist oneself on someone, to angle for

    to get packed into, to fill up, to become stuffed

  • спихну́ть

    to push off, to shove off, to push down

    to oust, to kick out, to push out

    to palm off, to offload, to get rid of, to foist (on somebody)

  • подки́дывать

    to toss up, to throw up, to throw into the air

    to toss on, to add (fuel), to throw on

    to throw in (an idea), to suggest, to slip (money)

    to plant (secretly), to foist on, to palm off on

    to give a lift, to drop off, to run somebody somewhere

  • 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

  • спи́хивать

    to push off, to push down, to shove off

    to oust, to push out, to kick out

    to foist off (onto someone), to palm off, to get rid of

  • сба́гривать

    to get rid of, to dump, to pawn off, to foist

  • всуча́ть

    to foist, to palm off, to thrust upon, to pass off

  • навя́зывавший

    imposing, forcing upon, thrusting upon, foisting

  • навя́зываемый

    imposed, forced, foisted, dictated

  • подсо́вывавший

    who was slipping in, who was foisting, who was surreptitiously placing

  • подсо́вываемый

    being slipped in, being palmed off, being foisted

  • всучи́вший

    who palmed off, who foisted, who thrust upon, who dumped

  • всу́ченный

    foisted, palmed off, thrust upon

  • напариваемый

    being cheated, being ripped off, being imposed, being foisted

  • взва́ливаемый

    being hoisted (onto), being loaded (onto), being heaved (onto)

    being imposed (on), being burdened (with), being foisted (on)

  • спихну́вший

    having pushed off, having shoved off, having pushed down

    having shifted (onto someone), having foisted (on someone), having palmed off

  • втира́вший

    who rubbed in, having rubbed in

    who foisted (on someone), who conned

  • спи́хнутый

    dumped (on someone), offloaded, shunted off, foisted (on someone)

    crazy, nuts, unhinged, mad

  • подсу́нувший

    having slipped (something to someone), having pushed under, having shoved towards

    having palmed off, having foisted upon, having sneaked in

  • напаривавший

    steaming, having steamed

    foisting (on someone), palming off, duping, swindling

  • подсу́нутый

    slipped in, shoved in, tucked in

    foisted, palmed off, passed off on someone

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