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group russian

  • компа́ния

    company, group of friends, crowd

    company, firm

  • гру́ппа

    group, cluster, clump

    band, musical group

  • принадлежа́ть

    to belong to, to be owned by

    to belong to (a group), to be among

  • о́чередь

    queue, line

    turn

    order, succession, sequence

    burst (of fire), round

    phase, stage (of a project)

    batch, group

  • со́тня

    a hundred, hundred (as a group)

    hundred-ruble note

    squadron (of a hundred men)

  • па́ртия

    party (political)

    batch, lot, consignment

    game, match, round

    party (of people), detachment, group

  • подвести́

    to lead (up to), to bring (up to), to run (a line up to)

    to let down, to disappoint, to fail (someone)

    to sum up, to summarize, to take stock (of)

    to lead to (a conclusion), to point to (a result)

    to classify (under), to group together, to subsume (under)

    to back up (with evidence), to support (with arguments)

    to lay (a foundation under), to place underneath

    to pencil (the eyes), to line (the eyes), to apply eyeliner

  • отря́д

    detachment, team, squad, group

    unit, detachment, squad, troop

    order

  • пото́к

    stream, flow, current

    flow, stream

    torrent, flood

    group, year group

    production line, mass production

  • экску́рсия

    excursion, trip, outing

    guided tour, sightseeing tour

    excursion party, group of sightseers

  • орке́стр

    orchestra(a large group of musicians who play many different instruments together and are led by a conductor), brass band, orchestra-pit

  • куст

    bush, shrub

    group, cluster

  • ю́ноша

    young man, youth, adolescent boy

    junior, youth (age group)

  • ку́чка

    small group

  • тро́йка

    troika, three-horse team, carriage drawn by three horses

    trio, group of three, alliance of three, committee of three

    a three (school mark), a C (grade)

    number three, the figure three

    three (playing card)

    three-piece suit

  • звено́

    link, team, group, section

  • коллекти́в

    collective, group, team

  • группиро́вка

    group, gang, faction

    grouping, classification

    force, body of troops

    constellation, configuration

  • группово́й

    group

  • четвёрка

    four, the number four, figure four

    a "B" (grade), four (school mark)

    a four, group of four, foursome

    four-in-hand, team of four horses

    flight of four aircraft

  • кружо́к

    circle, small circle

    hobby group, club, study circle

    round slice

  • шестёрка

    six, the figure six, six (playing card)

    group of six, set of six, six-in-hand (horses)

    stooge, henchman, lackey

  • се́меро

    seven

    seven of us, seven of them, in a group of seven

  • ста́роста

    monitor (of a class), class representative, group leader

    village elder, headman, village head

  • семёрка

    seven, the number seven, figure seven

    number seven, the seven (playing card), the number 7 bus

    group of seven, top seven

  • распространи́ть

    to spread, to disseminate, to propagate, to popularize

    to extend, to expand, to apply (to a wider group)

  • рома́шка

    camomile, chamomile

    oxeye daisy, marguerite

    gangbang, group sex

  • вы́строить

    to build, to construct, to erect

    to line up, to form up, to draw up

    to arrange, to group, to set out in order

    to build up, to develop, to construct (a theory)

  • отби́ться

    to fight off, to fight back, to repel, to beat off

    to stray (from a group), to get separated, to fall behind

    to get out of (a duty), to wriggle out of, to fend off (demands)

  • фра́кция

    faction, parliamentary group, caucus

    fraction, fractionated portion, grade (of particle size)

  • веду́щий

    host, presenter, anchor, emcee

    leader, group leader, person in charge

  • три́о

    trio

    trio, threesome, group of three

  • опергру́ппа

    operative group, task force, special operations group

  • вожа́тый

    counselor (at a camp), group leader, Young Pioneer leader

    tram driver, streetcar operator

    guide, leader

  • двадца́тка

    twenty, twenty-rouble note

    G20, Group of Twenty

    twenty-storey building

    council of twenty, parish council

  • пристро́иться

    to get oneself settled, to find a spot for oneself, to settle oneself

    to join (a group), to tag along with, to attach oneself to

    to find a job, to get a position, to land a job

    to be built onto, to be added on (of a structure)

  • отделя́ться

    to come off, to become detached, to peel off, to separate

    to separate (from a group), to break away, to split off, to set oneself apart

    to be deposited, to precipitate out, to be separated out

  • гру́ппка

    small group, grouplet

  • отколо́ться

    to chip off, to break off, to come off

    to break away, to split off, to break with (a group)

  • тридца́тка

    thirty, group of thirty, thirty of something

    thirty (age), thirty-something, person in their thirties

    number 30 (bus or tram), route 30

  • одногру́ппник

    fellow student, classmate, group-mate

  • хо́лдинг

    holding company, corporate group

  • деся́точек

    around ten, a small group of ten

  • группирова́ться

    to group, to form groups

  • подгру́ппа

    sub-group

  • кучковаться

    to huddle, to group together, to gather

  • вожатая

    group leader (female), guide (female), camp counselor (female)

  • ку́чно

    compactly, densely, in a tight group, in a cluster

  • зачисля́ть

    to include to be included in any group organization

  • продлёнка

    after-school group, after-school care, extended day programme

  • э́тнос

    ethnic group, ethnos

  • культпохо́д

    cultural outing, group visit to a cultural event, organized cultural excursion

    literacy campaign, mass cultural campaign, drive against illiteracy

  • группирова́ть

    to group, to classify

  • седми́ца

    week, seven-day period

    the seven (as a sacred number), sevenfold group

  • скола́чивающий

    nailing together, knocking together, putting together, assembling

    forming (a group), putting together, rallying, assembling (a team)

  • бандформирова́ние

    armed gang, illegal armed group, militant group

  • Менате́п

    MENATEP, Group MENATEP

  • отщепе́нство

    apostasy, renegacy, defection from one's own group, deviationism

    disloyalty, breach of faith, faithlessness

  • профгру́ппа

    trade union group

  • междусобо́йный

    internal, private, among themselves, within a small group

  • онэксим

    ONEXIM Group

  • кружковщи́на

    narrow-minded group activity, insularity, cliquishness, factionalism

  • парна́сец

    Parnassian, member of the Le Parnasse group

    member of the Party of People's Freedom, supporter of the Kadets, Kadet voter

  • групповщи́на

    cliquishness, clannishness, clique-formation, favouring one's own group

    factionalism, fragmentation into factions, lack of unity

  • просло́ек

    layer, interlayer, stratum

    stratum, social group, segment

  • разгруппиро́вывать

    to ungroup, to undo the grouping, to separate into individual items

    to divide into groups, to group, to arrange in groups

  • прибива́ющийся

    drifting ashore, washing ashore, cast ashore

    straying, straggling, attaching oneself (to a group), joining

  • подели́ться

    to share (with someone), to tell, to confide

    to split up (into groups), to divide up

  • разби́ться

    to break, to shatter, to get broken

    to be badly injured, to hurt oneself badly, to be killed (in a crash)

    to crash, to be wrecked

    to divide (into groups), to break up (into groups), to split up

  • кула́к

    fist

    kulak, well-off peasant

    concentration (of forces), concentrated grouping

    cam

    skinflint, miser, egoist

  • распределе́ние

    distribution, allocation, allotment, apportionment

    division into groups, classification, arrangement

    job assignment (of graduates), placement

  • ку́чность

    close grouping

  • перегруппиро́вываться

    to regroup, to re-form, to reorganize (into new groups)

    to be regrouped, to be rearranged (into groups)

  • ку́чный

    tight-grouping, closely grouped, accurate (in grouping)

    clustered, grouped, heaped, piled

  • группиру́емый

    groupable, being grouped, to be grouped

  • кучкующийся

    huddling, clustering, grouping

  • группиру́ющий

    grouping, organizing, combining

  • группирова́вший

    grouping, having grouped, that grouped

  • группиро́ванный

    grouped, clustered, arranged in groups

  • группиру́ющийся

    grouping, forming groups, congregating, aggregating

  • группирова́вшийся

    who had grouped, having grouped, that had gathered

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