hat russian
шля́па
hat
duffer, bungler
болва́н
fool, blockhead, dope, nitwit
block of wood, hat block, dummy
ша́пка
hat, cap, beanie
header, letterhead, heading
wrap party
ток
current, electric current
flow, stream, draught
threshing floor
mating place (of birds), lek
toque (hat)
шля́пка
hat
ша́почка
little hat, little cap, bonnet
cap
колпа́к
cap, cover, hood, hubcap
nightcap
cap, hat, pointed cap
calpack, kalpak
цили́ндр
cylinder, drum, top hat, silk hat
убо́р
attire, dress, garb, outfit
headgear, headwear, hat
adornment, finery, decoration
Пана́ма
Panama, swindle, sun hat
котело́к
pot, kettle, billycan
mess tin, mess kit
bowler hat, derby
карто́нка
pasteboard-box, hat-box, band-box
заломи́ть
to twist (arms behind the back), to wrench back, to bend back
to snap, to break off, to bend over
to cock (a hat), to tilt back, to push back (a cap)
to charge (an outrageous price), to ask (a steep price)
моди́стка
milliner, modiste, hat maker
dressmaker, seamstress
болва́нка
blank, unmachined workpiece, rough casting
ingot, pig
wooden block, hat form
пана́мка
sun hat, panama hat, bucket hat
Panamanian woman
нахлобу́чить
to pull down (a hat) over one's eyes, to clap on (a hat), to jam on
to cheat, to swindle, to rip off
малаха́й
malakhai, large fur cap with ear flaps, fur hat with earflaps
loose peasant caftan (without a belt), peasant smock
треуго́лка
cocked hat
уша́нка
ushanka, cap with ear-flaps, Russian fur hat
ковбо́йка
cowboy shirt, checked shirt, plaid shirt
cowboy hat
куба́нка
kubanka (Cossack fur hat), Cossack hat
Kuban wheat, kubanka (variety of wheat)
нахлобу́чивший
having clapped on, having pulled down (a hat, cap, etc.)
старо́
old, outdated, old hat, nothing new
old, aged
ненави́деть
to hate
окно́
window
opening, gap, hatch
time slot, free period, window of opportunity
не́нависть
hate, hatred, detestation, abhorrence
вы́вести
to take out, to lead out, to bring out, to walk out (with someone)
to remove, to get rid of, to exterminate, to destroy
to withdraw, to pull out, to remove (from a post), to expel
to deduce, to infer, to conclude, to derive
to bring (into a state), to launch (into orbit), to lead (into a position)
to breed, to develop (a new variety), to grow, to raise
to hatch
to depict, to portray, to present (as a character)
люк
hatchway, hatch, trap, cat flap
выводи́ть
to take out, to lead out, to help out
to withdraw, to remove (from a body), to pull out
to remove, to get out (a stain)
to conclude, to infer, to deduce, to derive
to exterminate, to extirpate, to destroy
to hatch, to breed, to raise, to grow
to depict, to portray
зате́ять
to start, to undertake, to get going on
to pick (a quarrel), to instigate, to hatch (a plot)
to decide (to do), to take it into one's head (to do), to venture (to do)
ненави́димый
hated, detested
возненави́деть
to come to hate
ненави́стный
hated, hateful
вы́лупиться
to hatch, to hatch out
to stare, to goggle, to gawk
ненави́дящий
someone who is hating
женоненави́стник
woman-hater, misogynist
вы́водок
brood, litter, hatch
bunch, troop, swarm (of people)
лаз
manhole, access hatch, inspection opening
trapdoor, crawl hole, hatch
passage, way in, hole to crawl through
ненави́стник
hater, bitter enemy
теса́к
broadsword, cutlass, hatchet
вылупля́ться
to hatch, to hatch out, to emerge from the egg
to stare, to goggle, to gawk
выси́живать
to remain, to stay, to hatch, to incubate
вы́сидеть
to hatch (eggs), to brood
to sit through, to sit out
топо́рик
hatchet
посты́лый
hateful, repellent
вы́лупить
to open wide (one's eyes), to goggle, to stare wide-eyed
to hatch (chicks), to hatch out
опосты́леть
to grow hateful
вы́лупившийся
hatched, newly hatched
проклю́нуться
to hatch
выси́живание
hatching, incubation, brooding
sitting around, sitting out (a long time)
ненави́девший
hating, who hated, having hated
неми́лый
unloved, hated
опосты́левший
hateful, loathsome, sickening, tiresome
заштрихо́ванный
shaded, hatched
заштрихова́ть
to shade, to hatch
ненави́стница
hater, bitter enemy
затушева́ть
to gloss over, to obscure, to conceal, to tone down
to shade in, to hatch, to add shading to
возненави́девший
having hated, one who hated, who came to hate
инкуба́торный
incubator (attr.), hatchery (attr.), incubator-hatched
mass-produced, cookie-cutter, all alike
человеконенави́стник
man-hater, hater of mankind, misanthrope
выси́живающий
hatching, brooding, sitting on eggs
вы́сиженный
hatched, incubated
вылупля́ющийся
hatching, emerging
наси́живать
to hatch, to warm
выси́живаемый
being hatched, being incubated
наклёвываться
to turn up, to crop up, to be in the offing, to shape up
to peck its way out of the shell, to start to hatch
to begin to burst, to start to open, to show the first green
to peck one's fill, to have enough pecking
штрихова́ть
to shade, to hatch
человеконенави́стничество
hatred of mankind, misanthropy
вы́лупленный
hatched
зачерти́ть
to shade hatch
насиде́ть
to hatch, to warm
затушёвывать
to gloss over, to conceal, to hide, to play down
to shade in, to shade (a drawing), to hatch
штрихуемый
hatchable, drawable, shaded
человеконенави́стнический
misanthropic, man-hating
сечённый
cut, chopped, hewn
lashed (by wind or rain), wind-beaten, frayed (of hair), weather-beaten
hatched, cross-hatched
вы́сидевший
hatched, having hatched
having sat through, having endured, having stayed to the end of
вы́лупивший
hatched, having hatched
братоненави́стник
fratricide (person who hates their brother), brother-hater
выклёвываться
to hatch, to peck out (of an egg)
вы́клюнуться
to hatch, to emerge by pecking
штрихо́ванный
hatched, lined, shaded with lines
возненави́денный
hated, detested, loathed
невзлю́бленный
disliked, unloved, hated
проклю́нувшийся
sprouted, hatched, emerged
вылупля́вшийся
hatching, emerging (that was hatching, that was emerging)
наси́живающий
brooding, hatching
наси́живавший
that was sitting on (e.g., eggs), that was hatching
оттушёвывавший
who was shading, that was shading, who was hatching, that was hatching
выклёвывающийся
hatching, emerging (from an egg)
выклёвывавшийся
hatching, emerging from an egg, being pecked out
штрихующий
hatching, shading, stroking
штриховавший
hatching, shading, cross-hatching
заштрихова́вший
who has hatched, who has shaded, having hatched, having shaded
вы́водить
to lead out, to take out, to bring out
to withdraw, to pull out
to remove, to get out
to drive mad, to infuriate, to exasperate
to conclude, to infer, to deduce, to derive
to breed, to develop, to grow, to raise
to hatch
to exterminate, to eradicate, to get rid of
to depict, to portray
to take around (to various places), to take out (everywhere)
to play (a fish), to land (a fish)
вы́водка
breeding, hatching, birth
show (of animals), parade (of animals), showing
exercising (horses), walking out (horses)
removal, getting out (of stains)
выси́живавший
brooding, incubating, hatching (eggs)
sitting through, sitting out, enduring (by sitting)
Examples
Э́та шля́па принадлежи́т тебе?
Is this hat yours?
He raised his hat.
Her hat looked funny.
Она показа́ла нам прекра́сную шля́пу.
She showed us a beautiful hat.
Он показа́л нам прекра́сную шля́пу.
He showed us a beautiful hat.
Она продемонстри́ровала нам прекра́сную шля́пу.
She showed us a beautiful hat.
Он покупа́ет стари́нную шля́пу.
He is buying a vintage hat.
Пожалуйста, переста́нь игра́ть со свое́й шля́пой.
Please stop playing with your hat.
Она носи́ла преле́стную шля́пу.
She wore a pretty hat.
Его шля́па вы́глядела очень смешно.
His hat looked very funny.



















