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heave russian

  • отвали́ть

    to get lost, to beat it, to back off, to clear off

    to cast off, to push off, to put out

    to roll away, to heave aside, to shove away

  • вороти́ть

    to bring back, to get back, to return, to undo

    to turn back, to turn aside, to turn away

    to shove aside, to move aside, to heave

  • колыха́ться

    to heave, to sway, to wave, to flutter

  • перевали́ть

    to shift (heaving over), to heave over, to roll over, to tip over

    to cross (a pass), to get over, to get to the top of

    to pass (a mark), to be past, to exceed

    to transship, to handle (cargo)

  • отва́ливать

    to heave aside, to roll away, to pull off

    to cast off, to push off, to put off (from shore)

    to clear off, to get lost, to beat it

    to shell out, to fork out

  • смеща́ться

    to shift, to heave

  • вздыма́ться

    to rise, to heave

  • вски́нуть

    to raise (quickly), to jerk up, to throw up (one's hands)

    to throw (up onto), to heave up, to sling (over)

  • вздыма́ть

    to raise, to lift up, to heave up

    to whirl up, to kick up (dust), to send swirling

  • перева́ливать

    to shift, to heave over, to roll over, to transship

    to shift (onto sb), to pass on, to dump (on sb)

    to cross (a pass), to get over, to get to the top

    to exceed, to be past, to go beyond

  • ввали́ть

    to heave in, to dump in, to toss in (something heavy)

    to pour in (money), to sink (money) into, to spend a fortune on

    to barge in, to burst in, to pile in

  • вски́дывать

    to throw up, to fling up, to heave up

    to raise quickly, to jerk up, to lift sharply

  • повздыха́ть

    to sigh (for a while), to heave a few sighs

  • вва́ливать

    to heave in, to dump in, to shove in

    to pour in (money), to sink (money) into, to spend lavishly

    to barge in, to pile in, to troop in

  • жи́литься

    to strain, to exert oneself, to heave

    to be miserly, to be stingy, to stint

    to shoot up (drugs), to inject drugs

  • вздыбливаться

    to rear up, to rise on the hind legs

    to bristle, to stand on end

    to heave up, to rise up

  • не́бо

    sky

    heaven, firmament

    air, airspace

  • небе́сный

    heavenly celestial divine

  • ра́йский

    of paradise, paradise (attributive), Edenic

    heavenly, blissful, paradisiacal, delightful

  • неземно́й

    unearthly, supernatural, heavenly, celestial

  • небосво́д

    firmament, the vault of heaved, dome of the sky

  • Ца́рство Небе́сное

    Kingdom Of Heaven

  • небожи́тель

    deity, heavenly being, sky-dweller (often ironic)

  • свети́ло

    luminary, heavenly body, celestial body

    luminary, leading light, star (in a field)

  • твердь

    firmament, vault of heaven

    dry land, solid ground, earth

    fortress, stronghold

  • поднебе́сный

    under heaven, subcelestial, terrestrial

  • поднебе́сье

    the skies, heavens, heavenly heights (poetic)

  • засту́пница

    defender, protectress, advocate, patroness

    intercessor, heavenly protectress

  • вознесённый

    raised, lifted up, elevated

    exalted, elevated (in rank), glorified

    ascended, taken up (to heaven)

  • Поднебе́сная

    China, the Celestial Empire, the Middle Kingdom

    the world, the universe, everything under heaven

  • взва́ливаемый

    being hoisted (onto), being loaded (onto), being heaved (onto)

    being imposed (on), being burdened (with), being foisted (on)

  • ма́мочки

    oh my goodness, oh dear, good heavens, yikes

    mums, mommies, young mothers

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