infest russian
завести́сь
to start, to start up, to fire up
to get worked up, to fly off the handle, to get riled up
to infest, to appear, to take up residence
to be acquired, to turn up, to come to have
заводи́ться
to start, to start up, to get going
to appear, to turn up, to infest a place
to get worked up, to fly into a temper, to get excited
to be established, to be set up, to come into being
to be wound up
наше́ствие
invasion, inroad, infestation
вши́вый
lice-ridden, lousy, lice-infested
lousy, rotten, measly, wretched
заражённость
contamination, infection, infestation
infection rate, prevalence, rate of infestation
засоре́ние
clogging, blockage, obstruction
pollution, contamination
weed infestation, overgrowing with weeds
червото́чина
worm-hole, wormhole, worm channel
rottenness, hidden flaw, taint, inner decay
worm damage, worm-eaten spot, worm infestation
worm-eaten wood, worm-eaten fruit
киша́щий
swarming, teeming, crawling, infested
кише́вший
swarming, teeming, crawling (with), infested (with)
заполони́вший
overrun, filled, infested
заполоняемый
being overrun, being swamped, being infested, being filled
завёдшийся
started, running (of an engine), having started up
having appeared, having bred, infesting
arisen, developed, having taken hold
засорённый
clogged, blocked, choked up
littered, fouled, polluted
weed-infested, overgrown with weeds
Examples
Заражённость почвы вредителями удивила агрономов.
The extent of pest infestation in the soil surprised the agronomists.



















