fritter russian
потра́тить
to spend, to use up, to expend
to waste, to squander, to fritter away
бли́нчик
pancake, fritter
прогуля́ть
to skip, to play truant, to miss (deliberately)
to walk (for a while), to stroll about, to spend time strolling
to squander (on carousing), to blow, to fritter away
ола́дья
thick pancake, small pancake, fritter
промота́ть
to squander, to blow (money), to fritter away, to waste
to fast-forward, to skip ahead, to skip (part of a video)
пы́шка
doughnut, fritter, sweet bun
plump woman, chubby girl, butterball, dumpling
распыля́ть
to spray, to atomize, to spray on
to scatter, to disperse, to spread thin, to fritter away
рассори́ть
to scatter, to spill (all over), to strew
to squander, to waste, to fritter away
разбаза́ривать
to squander, to waste, to fritter away, to dissipate
to blab out, to let slip, to blurt out
пы́шечка
small doughnut, fritter
plump woman (affectionate), curvy woman
сы́рник
curd fritter, cottage cheese pancake
размота́ть
to unwind, to uncoil, to unreel, to unroll
to squander, to blow (money), to fritter away
разме́ниваться
to exchange, to swap, to trade
to exchange pieces
to fritter away one's energies, to waste oneself (on trifles)
прома́тывать
to squander, to fritter away, to blow (money), to waste
to fast-forward, to skip (part of a video), to scroll past
to embezzle, to misappropriate
пампу́шка
pampushka, small round bread roll, Ukrainian bun
doughnut, fritter, pancake
разма́тывать
to unwind, to unreel, to uncoil, to unroll
to squander, to fritter away, to blow (money)
разбаза́рить
to squander, to waste, to fritter away, to dissipate
to blab out, to let slip, to give away (a secret)
разбаза́риваемый
being squandered, being wasted, being frittered away
разбаза́ренный
squandered, wasted, frittered away
распыля́вшийся
that was being sprayed, that was being atomized, that was being dispersed
that was spreading itself too thin, that was scattering its attention, that was frittering away its resources
разменя́вшийся
having frittered away (one's talent), having squandered (one's potential), having got bogged down (in trifles)
having been changed (of money), having been broken (of a banknote)
