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herd russian

  • угна́ть

    to steal (a vehicle), to hijack, to make off with

    to drive away, to herd off, to drive (cattle) somewhere

  • ста́до

    herd, flock (of sheep)

  • 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

  • пасти́

    to graze, to pasture, to herd, to shepherd

    to tail, to shadow, to keep tabs on, to surveil

    to watch over, to keep an eye on, to look after

  • кося́к

    jamb, doorpost, post

    school, shoal, flock, herd

    blunder, screw-up, slip-up

    joint, spliff

  • гоня́ть

    to drive, to drive away, to herd

    to chase, to pursue, to chase around

    to make run errands, to send on errands

    to drive fast, to race

    to go, to run (somewhere)

    to let's go, to get going

  • погна́ть

    to drive, to herd, to urge on

    to chase away, to drive out, to shoo away

    to let's go, to let's get going

  • 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

  • сгоня́ть

    to chase away, to drive off, to shoo away

    to drive together, to round up, to herd together

  • 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)

  • 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

  • перегна́ть

    to overtake, to outstrip, to surpass

    to drive (a herd) somewhere, to move, to transfer (a vehicle)

    to distil, to refine

  • табу́н

    herd (usually of horses)

  • согна́ть

    to chase away, to drive off, to shoo away

    to round up, to drive together, to herd together

  • перегоня́ть

    to overtake, to outrun, to outdistance, to leave behind

    to drive (to another place), to herd (somewhere), to transfer (a vehicle)

    to distil, to sublimate

  • свинопа́с

    swine-herd

  • гурт

    herd, drove, flock

    crowd, throng

    edge of a coin, rim

    string course, rib (of a vault)

  • вата́га

    crowd, gang, band, throng

    pack, herd, flock

    fishing crew, fishing cooperative

  • табу́нщик

    horse-herd

  • отго́н

    driving (of livestock) to distant pastures, driving off (a herd)

    pasturing, free-range grazing

    distillate, distillation product

  • гуртово́й

    herd (attributive), drove (attributive), cattle-driving

  • табу́нный

    herd

  • погоня́емый

    driven, chased, herded, pursued

  • ара́т

    herdsman, nomad, pastoralist, arat

  • тесни́ться

    to crowd, to be herded, to cluster, to jostle one another

  • гуртовщи́к

    herdsman, drover

  • загоня́емый

    being driven, being herded, being chased, being pursued

  • овча́р

    shepherd, sheep herder

  • сгон

    driving, herding, gathering

    union (pipe fitting), pipe fitting, coupling

  • со́гнанный

    driven away, chased away, expelled

    rounded up, herded together, gathered

  • сгоня́ющий

    driving, herding, rounding up, gathering

  • подпа́сок

    herdsboy

  • пасу́щий

    grazing, pasturing, herding

  • коро́вница

    dairymaid, milkmaid, milker (of cows)

    cowherd (female), herdswoman

  • заго́нка

    driving, herding, round-up

    forcing, pressurizing, rush

  • па́сший

    having grazed, having pastured, having herded

  • пригоня́ющий

    driving, bringing, herding, conveying

  • сгоня́вший

    having driven (together/away), having herded, having rounded up, having shed

  • пасённый

    grazed, pastured, herded

  • пригоня́вший

    having driven, having herded, having brought (by driving), having imported

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