ham russian
ветчина́
ham
о́корок
ham, gammon
thigh, haunch, hip
переи́грывать
to play again, to replay, to do over
to outplay, to beat
to overact, to overdo it, to ham it up
to play through many pieces
радиолюби́тель
radio-amateur, wireless enthusiast, radio ham
руле́т
roll (sweet pastry), Swiss roll, roll cake
meat roll, meatloaf, roulade
rolled ham, boned gammon
дере́вня
village, hamlet
the countryside, the country
упере́ться
to brace (against), to rest (against), to set (against), to prop oneself (on)
to run into, to come up against, to bump (into)
to balk, to jib, to refuse stubbornly, to dig in one's heels
to be held up (by), to be hampered, to hinge (on), to come down (to)
ху́тор
khutor, farmstead, isolated farm
hamlet, small rural settlement
упира́ться
to rest (against), to prop oneself (against), to brace oneself (against), to set (against)
to end at, to be bounded by, to run up to
to hinge (on), to come down to, to depend on
to balk, to jib, to refuse stubbornly, to dig one's heels in
to run up against, to be hampered (by), to be held back (by)
загна́ть
to drive in, to drive into, to herd in, to shoo in
to corner, to trap, to drive into a corner
to drive in (a nail), to hammer in, to lodge (a splinter) in
to exhaust (by driving), to ride to death, to run into the ground
молото́к
hammer
заби́ть
to score, to kick in (a goal)
to drive in, to hammer in
to clog, to block up, to cram full
to beat, to beat to death, to thrash
to board up, to nail shut
to slaughter, to butcher
заби́тый
packed, crammed, stuffed full, filled up
downtrodden, cowed, intimidated, browbeaten
clogged, blocked, jammed, obstructed
driven in, hammered in
scored
наби́ть
to stuff (full), to fill, to pad, to upholster
to beat up, to thrash, to give a hiding
to break (a lot of), to smash (a number of)
to nail on, to hammer on, to fit (onto)
забива́ть
to hammer in, to drive in, to knock in
to score, to put in (a goal)
to board up, to nail up, to nail shut
to beat to death, to beat up, to thrash
to clog, to block up, to cram, to stuff
селе́ние
settlement, village, hamlet
долби́ть
to pound, to hammer, to bang, to peck at
to hollow out, to chisel, to gouge, to carve out
to cram, to swot, to mug up
вбить
to drive in, to hammer in
отбива́ть
to repel, to beat off, to parry, to return (a ball)
to break off, to knock off, to chip off
to take away, to win away, to win over, to steal (a partner)
to retake, to recapture
to take away (the desire), to kill (the appetite), to discourage
to whet (a scythe), to hammer sharp
загоня́ть
to drive in, to herd in, to drive (into a pen)
to drive in, to hammer in
to bring to bay, to corner, to drive into a corner
to ride to death, to tire out, to exhaust, to flog (a horse)
to run off one's feet, to wear out, to drive hard, to urge on
набива́ть
to stuff, to cram, to fill, to pack
to nail on, to hammer on, to fit on
дереву́шка
hamlet, small village
заколоти́ть
to board up, to nail up, to fasten with nails
to drive in, to hammer in, to ram in
to start pounding, to begin to beat, to start banging
дереве́нька
small village, the hamlet.
мо́лот
hammer
Га́мбург
Hamburg
колоти́ться
to pound, to beat hard, to throb
to bang, to knock loudly, to hammer
to break, to get smashed, to shatter
to fight, to scuffle, to brawl
кува́лда
sledge-hammer
уда́рник
drummer, percussionist
shock worker, exemplary worker, model worker
firing pin, striker, hammer (of a mechanism)
заты́кать
to start stuffing in, to start sticking in, to begin to poke in
to start pointing (with one's finger), to begin to jab a finger
to start driving in, to start hammering in
to start addressing informally, to start using 'ты' with somebody
to stop up, to plug, to stick in, to thrust in
втолко́вывать
to knock into someone's head, to drum into someone, to hammer into someone
балда́
blockhead, dolt, dunderhead, numbskull
sledgehammer, heavy hammer, mallet
молоти́ть
to thresh
to beat, to pound, to thrash, to hammer
to wolf down, to scoff, to eat greedily
to jabber, to chatter nonstop, to rattle on
кова́ть
to forge, to hammer, to shoe
вогна́ть
to drive in, to hammer in, to knock in
to drive (into a place), to herd in
to throw (into a state), to drive (into a state)
почи́нок
new settlement, newly founded hamlet
cleared area, clearing (for tillage)
ско́вывать
to restrict, to hamper, to constrain, to impede
to paralyze, to numb, to freeze over, to grip
to shackle, to fetter, to chain
to forge, to forge together, to weld together
хомя́к
hamster
расплю́щить
to flatten, to crush flat, to hammer out
вбива́ть
to drive in, to hammer in
хуторской
farmstead, of a single farm, homestead
village, hamlet, of a small settlement
стесня́ть
to restrict, to limit, to curtail, to constrain
to be too tight, to pinch, to constrict, to hamper (movement)
to embarrass, to make (someone) feel awkward, to inconvenience, to impose on
to hem in, to crowd, to cramp, to confine
to oppress, to tighten (the chest), to constrict (the throat)
стесни́тельный
shy, bashful, timid, self-conscious
restrictive, constraining, hampering
гама́к
hammock
взвести́
to cock (a gun), to pull back (the hammer)
to impute (to), to lay (blame) on, to saddle (with blame), to accuse falsely
to lead up, to take up
вгоня́ть
to drive in, to hammer in, to force in
to drive (into a state), to throw (into a state), to make (blush)
to drive in (cattle), to herd in
гамбургский
Hamburg
молотовой
hammer (as in hammer blow), Molotov (as in Molotov cocktail)
вы́ковать
to forge, to hammer out, to fashion, to shape
га́мбургер
hamburger
закола́чивать
to board up, to nail up, to fasten with nails
to drive in, to hammer in
сельцо́
small village, hamlet, country estate
перекова́ть
to reforge, to forge anew, to hammer into (something else)
to re-educate, to reform (a person), to transform inwardly
вколоти́ть
to drive in, to hammer in, to knock in
вкола́чивать
to drive in, to hammer in, to knock in
гамадри́л
hamadryad
хуторо́к
small farm, small hamlet, small khutor
взводи́ть
to cock (a gun), to pull back (the hammer)
to impute, to saddle (with blame), to accuse falsely
to lead up, to take up
вкола́чивание
driving in, hammering in
выко́вывать
to forge, to hammer out, to fashion, to shape
дуба́сить
to beat up, to thrash, to belabour, to cudgel
to bang (on something), to pound, to hammer
заклёпник
riveting hammer
заклёпочник
riveting hammer
клепа́ть
to rivet
to slander, to malign, to cast aspersions on
to peen (a scythe), to straighten by hammering
ко́ванный
forged, hammered, coated with iron, shod
ко́вка
forging, smithing, hammering
shoeing (of horses)
молотобо́ец
hammerer, hammerman
молот-ры́ба
hammer-fish, hammer-head shark
отко́вывать
to forge, to make by forging
to finish forging, to stop forging
to hammer off, to unshackle, to unfetter
перфора́тор
hammer drill, rotary hammer, rock drill
punch, paper tape punch, perforator
bradawl, gimlet
погребе́ц
provisions hamper, travelling case for food and drink
small cellar, storage cellar, cold cellar
раскола́чивать
to smash, to break to pieces, to shatter
to unnail, to pry open, to take apart
to beat up, to defeat, to thrash
to hammer out, to flatten out, to widen by hammering
расплю́щивать
to flatten, to crush flat, to hammer out
рассупо́нивать
to untie the hame-strap
ручни́к
handbrake, parking brake
hand hammer, small hammer
wide paintbrush, distemper brush
towel, hand towel
manual worker, craftsman
сека́ч
cleaver, chopper, meat cleaver
tusker, full-grown boar
bull fur seal, male fur seal
peat spade, turf cutter
mason's hammer, brick hammer
супо́нь
hame-strap
улу́с
ulus, district
village, settlement, hamlet
clan, tribal domain
вбива́ться
to be hammered in, to be driven in, to be knocked in
to force one's way in, to push one's way in, to break in
вбиться
to get driven in, to get hammered in, to get stuck
отбо́йник
jackhammer, pneumatic hammer
гвозди́ть
to nail, to hammer in nails
ко́ечка
small bed, cot, little bed
small bunk, little berth, hammock (sailor's)
молотко́вый
hammer, hammer-shaped, malleate
кованость
forged appearance, forged look, hammered surface
surface unevenness, wavy surface
переко́ванный
re-forged, re-hammered, forged anew
transformed, remade, reformed
хомячо́к
hamster
хомя́чий
hamster's, of a hamster
кова́ться
to be forged, to be hammered, to be beaten into shape
to be shaped, to be formed, to be developed, to be created
отрихтова́ть
to straighten, to hammer out, to true up, to align
втемя́шивать
to instill, to hammer into someone's head, to drum into
долбя́щий
pecking, chiseling, hammering, boring
долби́вший
having chiseled, having pecked, having drilled, having hammered (repeatedly)
долби́мый
being pecked, being hammered, being drilled, being chiseled
вби́вший
having hammered in, having driven in, having pounded in
вби́тый
driven in, hammered in, rammed in
заколоти́вший
having nailed up, having boarded up, having started to hammer/beat
кую́щий
forging, hammering
ско́вываемый
being restrained, being constrained, being hampered
затрудня́вшийся
finding difficulty, having difficulty, struggling, hampered
Examples
I ordered two hamburgers.
Бутербро́д без ветчины — э́то не бутербро́д.
A sandwich without ham is not a sandwich.
Сего́дня в Германии демонстра́ции против наси́лия прошли́ в нескольких города́х, в том числе́ рядом с Га́мбургом, где три ту́рка бы́ли уби́ты в результа́те поджо́га в понеде́льник.
In Germany today, anti-violence rallies took place in several cities, including one near Hamburg where three Turks were killed in an arson attack on Monday.
Говоря́т, "Гамлет" - са́мая интере́сная пье́са из написанных.
They say that "Hamlet" is the most interesting play in writing.
Гамлет — пье́са Шекспира.
Hamlet is Shakespeare's play.
Э́ти магази́нные га́мбургеры вкусне́е, чем те.
This store's hamburgers taste better than that one's.
Я собира́юсь вбить э́ту иде́ю в головы студе́нтов.
I intend to hammer this idea into the student's heads.
Мой сын уста́л от га́мбургеров.
My son is tired of hamburgers.
Ему доста́лась роль Гамлета.
He was cast as Hamlet.
Извине́ние бы́ло не́сколько неуклю́жим.
The apology was rather ham-handed.
Макдональдс всемирно изве́стен свои́ми га́мбургерами.
McDonald's is world-famous for its hamburgers.
Пожалуйста, дай мне га́мбургер.
Please give me a hamburger.
Она корми́ла их га́мбургерами.
She fed them with hamburgers.
Молодо́й ру́сский гео́лог отби́л молотко́м кусо́к ка́мня и стал внима́тельно его рассма́тривать. "База́льт!" — воскли́кнул он почти восторженно, передавая своему́ герма́нскому колле́ге обло́мок поро́ды.
The young Russian geologist hammered off a piece of the stone and minutely examined it. "Basalt!" he cried rapturously, passing a fragment of the rock to his German colleague.
I'm sick and tired of hamburgers.
I'm sick and tired of hamburgers.
Его длинношерстного блонди́нистого "плю́шевого" хомяка́ зва́ли Бармаглот.
His long-haired, blond, Teddy Bear hamster was called Jabberwocky.
I love hamburgers.
Э́тот актёр сильно переи́грывает.
That actor's quite a ham.
Можно позаи́мствовать молото́к?
Could I borrow a hammer?
Том, пода́й мне молото́к, пожалуйста.
Tom, please hand me the hammer.
Истощающиеся ресу́рсы помеша́ли уси́лиями поли́ции останови́ть рост престу́пности в го́роде.
Dwindling resources have hampered the efforts of police to stem the rise of violent crime in the city.
I am a radio ham.
How many hamburgers are there?
Я пригото́влю не́сколько га́мбургеров.
I'm going to prepare some hamburgers.
Я собира́юсь пригото́вить немного га́мбургеров.
I'm going to prepare some hamburgers.
Ма́ленькую по́рцию ветчины, пожалуйста, и одно разливное пи́во.
A small portion of ham, please, and a draught beer.
Сего́дняшние свиньи, э́то - за́втрашняя ветчина́.
Today's pigs are tomorrow's hams.
I ate a hamburger.
Том, пожалуйста, пода́й мне молото́к.
Tom, please hand me the hammer.
Я съел га́мбургер в Макдоналдсе.
I ate a hamburger at McDonald's.
Александр Гамильтон был го́рдым челове́ком.
Alexander Hamilton was a proud man.
Тому на Рождество́ подари́ли хомячка́.
Tom got a hamster for Christmas.
Том проси́л Мэри положи́ть молото́к обратно в я́щик для инструме́нтов, когда она зака́нчивает им по́льзоваться.
Tom told Mary to put the hammer back into the toolbox when she was finished using it.
Можно мне съесть э́тот га́мбургер?
May I eat this hamburger?
I've ordered you a hamburger.
I've ordered you a hamburger.
Том жадно проглоти́л бутербро́д с ветчино́й, что ему сде́лала Мэри.
Tom scarfed down the ham sandwich that Mary had made for him.
Молотобоец ударил молотом по железу
The hammerman struck the iron with a hammer.
В деревне продавали шварцвальдскую ветчину.
They sold Black Forest ham in the village.
Копчённый дедом окорок был лучше магазинного.
The ham smoked by Grandpa was better than the store-bought one.
На столе лежал прокопчённый окорок.
There was a smoked ham lying on the table.



















