heel russian
каблу́к
heel
скрути́ть
to twist, to twist together, to roll (a cigarette), to twine
to tie up, to bind, to pinion
to subdue, to break (someone), to bring to heel
пята́
heel
abutment, springing (of an arch), footing
оседла́ть
to saddle, to saddle up
to straddle, to mount, to sit astride
to dominate, to boss around, to bring to heel
коло́дка
last (shoemaker's), boot-tree, shoe last
brake shoe, brake pad
block, base, chock
frog (of a bow), heel (of a bow)
мокре́ц
biting midge, gnat
mallenders, greasy heel
chickweed
каблучо́к
small heel, little heel
IZh-2715 pick-up truck, little van
шпи́лька
hairpin, bobby pin
stiletto heel, spike heel
barbed remark, jibe, dig
stud, tack, brad
горбу́шка
crust, heel
накрени́ться
to tilt, to lean, to list, to heel over
за́дник
counter (of a shoe), back (of a shoe), heel piece
backdrop, backcloth
гво́здик
small nail, tack, stud
stiletto heel
пя́тка
heel (of the foot)
крени́ться
to heel, to list, to careen
to lean, to tilt, to lean over
задо́к
back, rear, rear part
heel counter, back of a shoe
bottom, behind, backside
крен
list, heel, bank
tilt, lean, slant
shift, swing, change of direction, tendency
сби́тый
shot down, downed
knocked down, knocked over
whipped, whisked, beaten
confused, thrown off
down at heel, worn down, worn out
knocked together, nailed together
repelled, beaten off
крени́ть
to heel
набо́йка
heel tip, heel piece, heel plate
printed pattern, print (on fabric), printed cloth
накреня́ться
to tilt, to lean over, to tip to one side
to heel, to list, to lie over
опо́рок
ragged foot-wear, down-at-heel shoes
подсе́д
undercoat, underfur, light underhairs (in dark fur)
undergrowth, underbrush
grease heel, pastern eczema, mud fever
ста́птываться
to be down at heel
танке́тка
wedge-heeled shoe, wedge heel, wedge sole, platform shoe
tankette, small tank, light armoured vehicle
за́дик
back part, heel counter, backdrop
подкаблу́чник
under the heel of his wife
пя́стка
small heel, heel (diminutive)
усмирённый
tamed, subdued, brought to heel
pacified, quelled, put down, subjugated
calmed, soothed, appeased
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)
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)
вреза́ться
to crash into, to run into, to collide with, to smash into
to cut into, to dig into, to penetrate
to be engraved (in the memory), to stick (in one's mind)
to fall head over heels in love, to be madly in love
стопта́ть
to wear down at the heels
истопта́ть
to trample, to trample down, to tread down
to wear out (shoes), to tread down (heels)
кукова́ть
to call (of a cuckoo), to cuckoo
to be stuck (waiting), to sit around waiting, to kick one's heels
to lead a wretched life, to live miserably (alone)
улепётывать
to bolt, to show a clean pair of heels
торма́шки
head over heels (in phrases like 'to fall head over heels'), upside down, helter-skelter
взъерепе́ниться
to fly into a rage, to flare up, to blow up, to bristle up
to dig in one's heels, to turn stubborn, to balk
ерепе́ниться
to bristle up, to flare up, to get worked up
to dig in one's heels, to kick up a fuss, to resist stubbornly
нава́лка
loading (in bulk), heaping up, piling up haphazardly
heap, pile
list, heeling
отбры́киваться
to wriggle out of (something), to fend off, to shake off, to get out of
to resist stubbornly, to dig in one's heels, to refuse to budge
to kick out, to kick back
танке́тки
wedge-heeled shoes, slippers
накрени́вшийся
tilted, listing, leaning, heeled over
креня́щийся
heeling, listing, tilting
крени́вшийся
leaning, tilting, listing, heeling
килевавший
keeling, listing, heeling
креня́щий
heeling, listing, tilting, leaning
накреня́ющий
tilting, listing, heeling
накреня́вший
tilting (past action), leaning (past action), heeling (past action), having caused to tilt
накреняемый
inclinable, tiltable, listable, heelable
накреня́ющийся
listing, heeling, tilting, inclining
накреня́вшийся
listing, heeling (over), tilting
Examples
Она кубарем скати́лась с ле́стницы.
She fell head over heels from the ladder.
Я предпочита́ю ни́зкие каблуки́.
I prefer low heels.
Госуда́рственная Ду́ма России (ни́жняя пала́та парла́мента) предлага́ет запрети́ть произво́дство, ввоз и прода́жу кед, балеток и о́буви на каблуках-шпильках на террито́рии Тамо́женного Сою́за (Россия, Белару́сь, Казахста́н) - "из-за опа́сности, кото́рую они представля́ют для здоро́вья люде́й".
Russia’s State Duma (the lower house of parliament) proposes banning the manufacture, import, and sale of sneakers, ballet flats, and high-heeled shoes in the Customs Union (Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan) “because of the danger they pose to people’s health.”
В коридоре раздавался перестук каблуков.
The clatter of heels echoed in the corridor.
Она надела элегантные лодочки на каблуках.
She put on elegant pumps with heels.
Конь заупрямился и не пошёл дальше.
The horse dug in its heels and wouldn’t go any farther.
Она заупрямилась и отказалась ехать с нами.
She dug in her heels and refused to go with us.
Цоканье каблуков разносилось по коридору.
The clicking of heels echoed through the corridor.
Врач заметил загрубение кожи на пятках.
The doctor noticed that the skin on his heels had become rough.
На пятках заметно сильное ороговение кожи.
There is noticeable severe cornification of the skin on the heels.
Кот, щекотавший ей пятки, наконец успокоился.
The cat that had been tickling her heels finally calmed down.
Мастер приклеил отвалившийся каблук туфли.
The repairman glued the detached heel back onto the shoe.
Натирающий пятку шов мешал идти.
The seam rubbing against his heel made it difficult to walk.
Девочка, притопывавшая каблучками, кружилась по залу.
The girl, tapping her heels, spun around the hall.
Ботинок, налезавший на ногу туго, натирал пятку.
The shoe that was tight on his foot rubbed his heel.
Ветер, накренявший лодку, наконец стих.
The wind that had heeled the boat finally died down.
Её нога, подвёртывавшаяся на каблуке, заставила остановиться.
Her foot twisting on the high heel forced her to stop.
Пристукивавший каблуком танцор быстро устал.
The dancer tapping his heel quickly grew tired.
Натёршаяся о ботинок пятка сильно болела.
The heel chafed by the shoe hurt badly.
Носки, наминавшие пятку, я сразу выбросил.
I threw away the socks that had rubbed my heel sore right away.
Пятка, наминаемая новой обувью, покраснела к вечеру.
The heel, rubbed sore by the new shoes, had turned red by evening.



















