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hard russian

  • тяжёлый

    heavy

    difficult, hard, tough

    serious, grave, severe

  • пло́хо

    badly, poorly

    it is bad, that's bad

    unwell, sick

    hard (to do something), barely

  • кре́пкий

    strong, sturdy, durable

    strong

    strong, robust, sound

    sound (of sleep), firm, tight

    hard, severe

  • тяжело́

    hard, difficult

    heavily, with difficulty

  • сло́жный

    complicated, complex, intricate

    difficult, hard

    compound, composite

  • тру́дный

    difficult, tough, hard

  • твёрдый

    hard, solid

    firm, fixed, stable

    steadfast, strong (of character), resolute

  • жёсткий

    hard, tough, firm

    harsh, severe, strict

    rigid, stiff, fixed

  • суро́вый

    stern, severe, grim

    harsh, severe, inclement

    harsh, tough, hard, rigorous

  • нужда́ться

    to need, to require, to be in need of, to want for

    to be in need, to live in poverty, to be hard up

  • му́читься

    to suffer, to be tormented, to agonize

    to struggle (with), to toil (over), to have a hard time (with)

  • прижима́ть

    to press (to), to hold tight, to clasp, to squeeze (against)

    to put pressure on, to press hard, to corner, to squeeze

  • тя́жкий

    grave, serious, severe

    hard, arduous, painful, onerous

    heavy, weighty

  • упо́рно

    persistently, hard, stubbornly, doggedly

  • валю́та

    currency

    foreign currency, hard currency

  • шевели́ть

    to move (slightly), to stir, to wiggle

    to turn over, to toss

    to use one's brains, to think hard

  • туго́й

    tight, taut, firm

    tight-fitting, close-fitting, snug

    stiff, hard to turn, hard

    slow, sluggish, dull

  • напряжённо

    intensely, hard, strenuously

    tensely, nervously

  • сло́жно

    it is difficult, it is hard

    in a complicated way, complicatedly

    compound-, complexly

  • дубо́вый

    oak, oaken, of oak

    coarse, crude, clumsy, thick-headed

    tough, hard

  • навали́ться

    to lean heavily on, to press against with one's weight, to bear down on

    to descend on, to come crashing down, to befall

    to pile on, to fall one on top of the other, to pile up

    to put one's back into it, to set to with a will, to go at it hard

  • жёстко

    harshly, severely, sternly, toughly

    hard, tough

    rigidly, stiffly, firmly

  • нажима́ть

    to press, to push, to press down

    to put pressure on, to pressure, to lean on

    to press on, to press ahead, to push hard

    to squeeze out, to press out

  • ши́бко

    very, much, greatly

    fast, quickly, briskly, hard

  • нелёгкий

    difficult, not easy, hard, not light

  • неулови́мый

    elusive, hard to catch, hard to pin down

    imperceptible, barely perceptible, subtle

  • упо́рный

    persistent, tenacious, persevering, dogged

    stubborn, obstinate, unyielding, die-hard

  • вреза́ть

    to cut in, to fit in, to install (by cutting), to mortise in

    to hit hard, to punch, to give a sharp blow, to whack

  • лихо́й

    daring, dashing, rakish, valiant

    evil, wicked, bad, hard

  • тя́жко

    heavily, with difficulty, laboriously

    painfully, agonizingly, hard (emotionally)

  • раски́нуть

    to spread out, to stretch out, to spread wide

    to pitch (a tent), to set up (a camp)

    to scatter, to strew about

    to think hard, to use one's brains

  • лома́ться

    to break, to snap, to break off

    to break down, to stop working, to go on the blink

    to put on airs, to be affected, to play hard to get, to make difficulties

    to crack, to break down, to give in

  • пья́нство

    drunkenness, hard drinking, boozing, alcohol abuse

  • паха́ть

    to plough, to plow, to till

    to work hard, to slave away, to grind

  • работя́га

    hard worker, plodder, slogger

  • 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

  • непросто́й

    not easy, difficult, hard

    not simple, complex, complicated

  • плю́хнуться

    to flop down, to plop down, to plonk oneself down

    to fall with a thud, to come down hard, to land with a splash

  • засо́хнуть

    to wither, to dry up and die

    to dry out, to become hard from drying

    to waste away, to lose one's freshness

  • воро́чать

    to move (something heavy), to shift, to turn, to turn over

    to run, to manage, to control, to boss

    to toil, to slog away, to work hard

  • ка́торга

    penal servitude, hard labour, drudgery

  • уси́ленно

    strenuously, intensely, hard, assiduously

    insistently, emphatically, urgently

  • усе́рдно

    diligently, hard, assiduously, zealously

  • вка́лывать

    to work hard, to slog away, to toil, to graft

    to stick in, to pin in, to insert

    to inject

  • непро́сто

    not easy, difficult, hard

    not easily, with difficulty

  • кейс

    briefcase, attaché case, hard-sided case

    case, case study, scenario

  • сту́жа

    severe cold, hard frost

  • приди́рчивый

    faultfinding, captious, carping, nagging

    picky, overparticular, fussy, hard to please

  • трудолюби́вый

    hard-working, industrious, diligent, assiduous

  • бесчу́вственный

    callous, hard-hearted, heartless

  • 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

  • ломи́ть

    to ache, to cause dull pain in

    to break, to snap

    to charge forward, to break through, to force one's way

    to press hard, to put pressure on

  • за́гнанный

    exhausted, worn out, winded, driven too hard

    cowed, intimidated, downtrodden, hunted

  • засади́ть

    to plant, to plant out

    to put in prison, to lock up, to jail

    to stick in, to thrust in, to drive in, to embed

    to make sit down (to a task), to force to sit, to make stay

    to hit hard, to strike, to land a punch

  • гуса́р

    hussar

    dashing rake, ladies' man, hard-drinking reveller

  • чёрствый

    stale, dry, hard

    hardhearted, callous, unfeeling

  • наседа́ть

    to press, to press hard, to bear down on, to crowd in

    to put pressure on, to pester, to badger, to press (for something)

    to settle (on), to cover (as a layer)

  • глухова́тый

    somewhat deaf, hard of hearing, muffled

  • у́хать

    to hoot (of an owl), to boom, to crash, to make a dull loud sound

    to whack, to slap, to bang (hit hard), to thump

    to fall heavily, to plunge, to tumble down

    to squander, to blow (money), to spend in one go

  • налега́ть

    to lean (on), to press (against), to put one's weight (on)

    to apply oneself (to), to work hard (at), to work with a will

    to press (someone), to urge on, to push (someone)

    to overlie, to lie on top (of)

  • шара́хнуть

    to hit hard, to bang, to strike, to whack

    to knock back (a drink), to down (a glass), to have a shot

    to rob, to clean out, to loot

    to fake, to forge, to knock off (a copy)

  • ка́торжный

    Adjective of каторга, very hard, back-breaking, unbearable

  • ледене́ц

    hard candy, boiled sweet, fruit drop

    lollipop

  • работя́щий

    industrious, hard-working

  • мести́

    to sweep

    to blow (of snow), to drift, to snow hard

    to sweep along, to blow (leaves), to drive

  • трудолю́бие

    industriousness, diligence, industry, hard work

  • винче́стер

    hard disk, hard drive

    Winchester (rifle)

  • практи́чный

    practical, level-headed, shrewd, businesslike

    practical, serviceable, usable, hard-wearing

  • прити́снуть

    to press (against), to squeeze, to squash

    to press hard, to corner, to drive into a corner

  • сда́вливать

    to squeeze, to constrict, to press hard

    to compress, to press together, to squash

  • креме́нь

    flint

    tough character, hard-hearted person, man of iron

  • тщи́ться

    to endeavour, to strive, to try hard, to make vain efforts

  • зашиби́ть

    to hurt, to bruise, to bang (a limb)

    to rake in (money), to make a pile, to make big money

    to drink hard, to hit the bottle

  • гале́та

    hardtack, hard biscuit, ship's biscuit

    contact wafer, contact plate

    godet roller, guide roller

  • страда́

    harvest time, harvest work, busy season

    toil, drudgery, hard grind

  • ли́хость

    daring, dash, bravery, boldness

    evil, wickedness, malice

    hardship, hard lot, misfortune

  • усе́рдный

    diligent, industrious, hard-working, assiduous

    zealous, painstaking, laborious

  • кофр

    trunk, large travel case, pack case, hard case

    pannier, top case, motorcycle case

    coffer (covered ditch), casemated gallery

  • попляса́ть

    to dance a while, to have a dance, to dance a bit

    to be in for it, to be sorry, to have a hard time of it

  • перестара́ться

    to overdo it, to try too hard

  • малопоня́тный

    hard to understand, obscure, barely comprehensible, unintelligible

  • долбану́ть

    to hit (hard), to strike (forcefully), to whack, to thump

  • корпе́ть

    to sweat, to work hard

  • жа́хнуть

    to strike hard, to whack, to bash

    to bang, to crash, to boom

  • плю́хаться

    to flop down, to slump down, to plop down

    to fall with a plop, to land with a splash, to come down hard

  • тверде́ть

    to harden, to become hard

  • запо́йный

    chronically drunk, hard-drinking, binge-drinking

    binge drinker, drunkard, dipsomaniac

  • полома́ться

    to break, to break down, to get broken

    to play hard to get for a while, to make a fuss before agreeing

  • наму́читься

    to be worn out, to have had a hard time, to have an awful lot to bear

  • бессерде́чный

    heartless, callous, hard-hearted, unfeeling

  • тяжелова́тый

    heavyish, rather heavy, hardish, rather hard

  • попоте́ть

    to work hard, to toil, to make an effort

  • жесткова́тый

    somewhat stiff, rather tough, a bit hard

  • шибану́ть

    to whack, to hit hard

  • безвре́менье

    hard times, period of social stagnation

  • твердока́менный

    steadfast, staunch, unflinching, unwavering

    stone-hard, rock-hard

  • чёрствость

    staleness, hard-heartedness, callousness

  • гарт

    type metal, printer's metal, hard lead

    old type metal for remelting, used type

  • караме́ль

    caramels, caramel sweets, hard candy with filling

    caramel, burnt sugar

  • изощря́ться

    to acquire refinement, to excel, to try very hard

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