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  • войти́

    to enter, to come in, to step inside

    to become part of, to be included in, to join

    to fit, to go in

    to penetrate, to go deep into

  • заходи́ть

    to drop in, to call in, to pop in, to go to see (someone)

    to come in, to go in, to enter, to step inside

    to pick up (on the way), to fetch

    to log in, to visit (a website), to go on (a site)

    to set (sun), to go down (sun)

  • внутри́

    inside, within

  • в тече́ние

    during, in the course of, for (a period)

    within, inside of

  • внутрь

    inside, inwards, in

  • вну́тренний

    inner, internal, inside

    domestic, internal, home

    internal, in-house

    inner, inward

  • содержа́ть

    to contain, to hold (inside)

    to support, to provide for, to maintain

    to keep, to house

  • наоборо́т

    on the contrary, quite the opposite

    the other way around, vice versa, the opposite

    inside out, back to front, the wrong way

  • переверну́ть

    to turn over, to turn, to flip, to turn around

    to overturn, to tip over, to knock over

    to turn upside down, to rummage through, to ransack

    to turn inside out

  • изнутри́

    from within, on the inside

  • наизна́нку

    inside out, on the wrong side

  • вы́вернуть

    to turn inside out, to turn out

    to unscrew, to wrench out, to pull out

    to sprain, to twist, to dislocate

    to throw up, to vomit

  • перевора́чивать

    to turn over, to flip, to turn, to turn around

    to overturn, to knock over, to tip over, to capsize

    to turn inside out

    to turn upside down, to rummage through, to ransack

  • вну́тренности

    internal organs, inside, entrails, intestines

  • помеща́ться

    to fit inside, to fit, to go in

    to be located, to be situated, to be housed, to be placed

    to be published, to be printed, to appear (in print)

  • вывора́чивать

    to turn inside out, to turn out (pockets)

    to unscrew, to screw out

    to twist (someone's arms), to wrench

    to pull out, to tear out, to uproot

  • вло́женный

    invested, put in

    enclosed, inserted, put inside

  • вовну́трь

    inside, inwards, into

  • наво́дчик

    gun layer, gunner, gun aimer

    tipster (for burglars), inside man, fingerman

    fine finisher, lapper

  • вы́вернуться

    to turn inside out, to wriggle out, to twist oneself free

  • просве́т

    gap, break (in clouds), chink of light, opening

    ray of hope, glimmer of hope, silver lining

    clear opening, aperture, clear width, inside diameter

  • вы́вернутый

    turned inside out, inverted

    sprained, twisted, dislocated, wrenched

  • ши́ворот-навы́ворот

    inside out, back to front, the wrong way round

    topsy-turvy, upside-down, all wrong

  • назу́бок

    by heart, thoroughly, inside and out

    saw file, saw-sharpening file

  • вы́есть

    to eat out (the inside), to hollow out (by eating), to gnaw out

    to corrode, to eat away, to burn away

  • похолоде́ть

    to grow cold, to get colder, to turn cold

    to go cold (with fear), to freeze (with fear), to turn to ice inside

  • мя́киш

    crumb, soft part of bread, inside of a loaf

    pad (of a finger or toe), fingertip pad, ball (of the toe)

  • наперечёт

    few in number, can be counted on one hand, hardly any

    all without exception, every single one, inside out

  • навы́ворот

    inside out, wrong side out

    the wrong way round, back to front

  • содержа́вший

    containing, that contained, having (inside)

    maintaining, supporting, keeping, that maintained

  • вы́вороченный

    turned inside out, turned out

    uprooted, wrenched out, torn out

    dislocated, twisted out of joint

  • вывора́чиваемый

    reversible, turnable inside out

  • вывёртываться

    to wriggle out, to find a way out, to get off scot-free

    to come unscrewed, to work loose, to come out

    to turn inside out, to be turned outward

    to slip out, to wriggle free

    to pop up, to appear suddenly, to emerge

    to get dislocated, to be twisted

  • перелицо́вка

    turning (of a garment), remaking inside out

    superficial reworking, refurbishing of old ideas, dressing up anew

  • содержимый

    contained, included, held (inside)

    maintained, kept, supported (financially)

  • вывора́чивавший

    turning inside out, twisting out, dislocating, everting

  • вы́вернувшийся

    turned inside out, sprained, dislocated

  • вы́воротивший

    dislocated, everted, having turned inside out, having ripped out

  • перелицева́вший

    having refaced, having turned inside out, having reversed

  • перелицо́вывавший

    having turned inside out, having remade (a garment)

  • перелицо́вываемый

    being remade, being altered, being turned inside out

  • вывёртываемый

    unscrewable, removable by unscrewing

    turnable inside out, reversible

  • вывёртывать

    to unscrew, to screw out, to twist out

    to twist (an arm), to wrench, to dislocate

    to turn inside out, to turn out

    to dart out, to come shooting out

  • вывёртывание

    turning inside out, eversion

    unscrewing, screwing out

    wringing out

    dislocation, wrenching

    evasion, prevarication, quibbling, dodging

  • по́ло

    hollow, empty inside

  • нутро́

    innermost being, inner self, gut, core

    gut feeling, instinct, intuition

    insides, entrails, interior

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