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  • форт

    fort

  • ско́рый

    quick, fast, swift

    near, forthcoming, imminent

    express (train)

  • состоя́ние

    state, condition

    fortune, wealth

    ability (in 'быть в состоянии'), capacity to do something

    state of mind, mood

  • судьба́

    fate, fortune, destiny

  • бли́зкий

    close, near, nearby

    close, intimate, dear

    imminent, approaching, forthcoming

    similar, akin, related

  • сча́стье

    happiness, luck, good fortune

  • со́рок

    forty

  • везти́

    to carry, to transport, to take (by vehicle)

    to be lucky, to have good fortune

  • уда́ча

    good luck, success, good fortune

  • роди́ть

    to give birth, to bear (a child), to have (a baby)

    to yield (of soil), to produce (crops), to bring forth

  • рассужда́ть

    to reason, to think, to argue (a point)

    to discuss, to talk (about), to hold forth (on)

    to judge, to form an opinion, to weigh up

    to argue, to talk back, to question orders

  • кре́пость

    fortress, stronghold, citadel

    strength

    deed of purchase, title deed

    serfdom, bondage

  • предстоя́щий

    upcoming, forthcoming, imminent

  • кача́ть

    to rock, to swing, to sway

    to shake (one's head), to move back and forth

    to pump, to pump out

    to download

  • случа́йность

    chance, fortuity, fortuitousness

  • распространя́ться

    to spread, to be disseminated, to spread out

    to apply (to), to extend (to), to pertain (to)

    to expatiate (on), to hold forth (on), to dilate (on)

  • укрепи́ть

    to strengthen, to fortify, to reinforce, to consolidate

    to fasten, to fix firmly, to secure

    to fortify

  • лить

    to pour, to pour out

    to pour, to stream, to flow

    to shed

    to cast, to found, to mould

    to give off, to exude, to pour forth

  • гада́ть

    to guess, to conjecture, to speculate, to surmise

    to tell fortunes, to read cards, to practise divination

  • гряду́щий

    coming, approaching, forthcoming, future

  • крепостно́й

    of serfdom, serf-

    serf

    fortress-

    deed-

  • конёк

    ice skate, skate

    hobby-horse, hobby, favourite topic

    forte, strong point, special talent

    little horse, horsey

    ridge (of a roof), finial

  • раска́чиваться

    to swing, to sway, to rock back and forth

    to rock (on a chair), to tilt back and forth, to wobble

  • разрази́ться

    to break out, to burst forth, to erupt

    to burst into (laughter etc.), to break into, to let loose with

  • сули́ть

    to bode (bring forth)

  • разлива́ть

    to pour out, to serve (soup or tea), to bottle

    to spill, to slop

    to spread, to shed (light), to pour forth

  • уси́ливать

    to strengthen, to reinforce, to fortify

    to intensify, to heighten, to amplify, to enhance

    to tighten, to step up, to toughen

  • мота́ться

    to dangle, to swing, to sway

    to rush about, to dash around, to run around

    to go back and forth, to shuttle, to commute

  • укрепля́ть

    to strengthen, to fortify, to build up

    to consolidate, to reinforce, to cement

    to fix, to fasten, to secure

    to fortify

  • сороково́й

    fortieth

  • вы́катиться

    to roll out, to roll forth

  • веща́ть

    to broadcast, to transmit, to air

    to hold forth, to pontificate, to lay down the law

    to prophesy, to proclaim, to foretell

  • дот

    pillbox, bunker, fortified firing position

  • выки́дывать

    to throw away, to throw out, to discard, to chuck out

    to throw out, to kick out, to chuck out

    to put forth (buds), to sprout, to send out (shoots)

    to hoist, to run up (a flag)

  • му́жественно

    courageously, bravely, with fortitude, stoutly

  • ау́л

    aoul, mountain village, fortified village, settlement

  • переклика́ться

    to call out (to one another), to call back and forth, to hail one another

    to echo one another, to resonate (with), to be similar

  • сорокале́тний

    of forty years, forty-year, of forty, forty-year-old man

  • крепле́ние

    fastening, mount, bracket, fixture

    ski binding, binding

    timbering, shoring, propping, pit support

    lashing, securing (of cargo), furling (of sails)

    strengthening, fortifying

  • укрепи́ться

    to become stronger, to strengthen, to be consolidated, to firm up

    to entrench oneself, to dig in, to fortify one's position

  • форту́на

    fortune

  • твердь

    firmament, vault of heaven

    dry land, solid ground, earth

    fortress, stronghold

  • пы́хать

    to blaze, to flame, to burn brightly

    to give off (heat), to radiate, to put forth

    to be the picture of (health), to be bursting with, to be full of

    to snort, to puff, to breathe heavily

    to smoke, to puff (on a pipe)

  • гада́ние

    fortune-telling, divination, palmistry, card reading

    guessing, guesswork, conjecture, speculation

  • выно́сливость

    endurance, stamina, staying power, fortitude

    hardiness, toughness, resistance

    resilience, frustration tolerance

  • укрепля́ться

    to become stronger, to be strengthened, to consolidate

    to entrench oneself, to fortify one's position

  • разглаго́льствовать

    to talk profusely, to hold forth, to expand, to talk on and on

  • поса́д

    settlement (outside a fortress), suburb, posad

    trading quarter, merchant quarter

  • фас

    front view, full face

    sic him!, get him!

    get to it!, go for it!

    face, mug

    FAS, Federal Antimonopoly Service

    face (of a fortification), front (of a rampart)

    facade, front (of a building)

  • загада́ть

    to make a wish

    to pose (a riddle), to set (a riddle), to think of (a number or word)

    to plan ahead, to think ahead

    to seek an answer (in the cards), to tell one's fortune

  • гада́лка

    fortune-teller, soothsayer

  • тверды́ня

    stronghold, fortress, bulwark, bastion

  • запра́виться

    to refuel, to fill up, to tank up

    to have a bite to eat, to grab a bite, to fortify oneself

  • опло́т

    stronghold, bulwark, fortress, bastion

  • обусло́вливать

    to condition, to stipulate, to cause, to call forth

  • петропавловка

    Peter and Paul Fortress

  • счастие

    happiness, luck, good fortune

  • заправля́ться

    to refuel, to fill up, to take on (water)

    to have a bite to eat, to fortify oneself, to grab a snack

  • излива́ть

    to pour out, to pour forth, to shed

    to give vent to, to pour out (feelings), to express freely

  • погада́ть

    to tell fortunes, to read someone's fortune, to divine

    to guess, to surmise, to conjecture, to speculate

  • курси́ровать

    to ply, to run (on a route), to shuttle, to operate

    to pace back and forth, to walk up and down

  • излага́ться

    to be expounded, to be set forth, to be stated, to be presented

  • исто́ргнуть

    to tear out, to wrench out, to pull out (by force)

    to expel, to cast out, to banish

    to elicit, to draw forth, to wring (from someone)

  • прогада́ть

    to miscalculate, to lose out, to make a bad bargain, to misjudge

    to spend money on fortune-telling, to spend time telling fortunes

  • народи́ть

    to give birth to, to bring into the world, to bear (children)

    to produce in large numbers, to bring forth, to spawn

    to bear abundantly (of fruit), to yield a big crop

  • остро́г

    A wooden fortification in the form of a wall of pointed and dug in pillars in the border strip of the Old Russian principalities

  • нажи́ваться

    to profit (at someone's expense), to enrich oneself, to make a fortune, to get rich

  • пролива́ться

    to spill, to be spilled, to leak out, to overflow

    to pour down, to come down in torrents

    to stream out, to pour forth, to spread

  • туда́-сюда́

    back and forth, hither and thither, to and fro

    so-so, passable, it will do, it will pass muster

  • взад-вперед

    back and forth

  • ворожба́

    sorcery, witchcraft, casting spells, charming (folk healing)

    fortune-telling, divination

  • ворожея́

    fortune-teller, soothsayer

    sorceress, wise woman, folk healer

  • гада́тельный

    conjectural, hypothetical, doubtful, problematic

    fortune-telling, divinatory

  • го́ржа

    gorge (of a fortification), rear entrance of a fortification

  • двухнеде́льный

    of two weeks, two-week, fortnightly, two-weeks-old

  • кондотье́р

    condottiere, captain of mercenaries

    soldier of fortune, mercenary, hireling

  • крепи́тельный

    astringent, constipating

    strengthening, fortifying, tonic

    fastening, binding, hardening

  • наплоди́ть

    to breed in large numbers, to bring forth (many offspring), to spawn

    to produce in quantity, to spawn, to churn out

  • нарожде́ние

    emergence, rise, springing up, coming into being

    birth, bringing forth

  • наступа́ющий

    upcoming, coming, forthcoming, approaching

    attacking, advancing, offensive

  • нижеизло́женный

    set forth below

  • подкрепля́ться

    to fortify oneself, to refresh oneself

  • полуме́сячный

    fortnightly

  • прога́дывать

    to miscalculate, to misjudge, to lose out

    to spend money on fortune-telling

  • проро́чица

    prophetess, female prophet

    clairvoyant, fortune teller

  • сорокале́тие

    fortieth anniversary, fortieth birthday, forty years

  • сорокоу́ст

    forty-day prayers for the dead, forty-day memorial service

    offering for the forty-day prayers, donation for the forty-day commemoration

  • ввали́ть

    to heave in, to dump in, to toss in (something heavy)

    to pour in (money), to sink (money) into, to spend a fortune on

    to barge in, to burst in, to pile in

  • гада́льщик

    fortune-teller, soothsayer

  • гада́льный

    divinatory, fortune-telling

  • креплёный

    fortified (wine), strengthened with spirit

    reinforced, strengthened

  • мужа́ться

    to take courage, to pluck up courage, to be brave, to show fortitude

  • обогащённый

    enriched, fortified

  • плани́да

    fate, destiny, lot, fortune

  • уроди́ть

    to yield, to produce (a crop), to bring forth

    to give birth to, to bear (a child)

  • Гарда́рика

    Gardarike, Gardarika (historical name for Rus', meaning "land of fortresses" or "land of cities")

  • воссия́ть

    to shine forth, to beam, to radiate, to blaze

  • снова́ние

    scurrying about, darting to and fro, rushing about, shuttling back and forth

    warping, beaming

  • настава́ть

    to come, to arrive, to set in, to begin

    to be imminent, to be at hand, to be forthcoming

  • пересту́киваться

    to tap back and forth, to communicate by tapping

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