jerk russian

• козёл

  male goat, billy goat

  jerk, bastard, asshole

• рвану́ть

  to jerk, to yank, to tug sharply

  to dash off, to take off, to bolt

  to explode, to blow up, to go off

  to rip, to tear to pieces, to tear apart

• дёрнуть

  to pull, to tug, to jerk, to give a sharp pull

  to bother, to pester, to get on someone's nerves, to drag away

  to knock one back, to have a drink, to down a shot

  to pull out, to yank out

  to twitch, to jerk (a body part)

• рвану́ться

  to dash off, to rush, to shoot forward, to take off (suddenly)

  to jerk, to give a sudden pull, to strain to break free

• дёргать

  to pull, to tug, to jerk, to yank

  to pester, to bother, to get on someone's nerves

  to pull out, to extract, to yank out

  to twitch, to jerk (a limb)

  to knock one back, to have a drink

• вски́нуть

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

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

• рыво́к

  jerk, tug, jolt

  dash, spurt, burst of speed

  snatch

• жо́па

  arse, ass, butt, backside

  shit, crap, total mess, disaster

  arsehole, asshole, jerk

  little rascal, brat, little monkey

• уро́д

  freak, monster, deformed person

  ugly person, fright

  freak, jerk, bastard

• приду́рок

  fool, idiot, moron, jerk

• мотну́ть

  to shake (once), to jerk, to toss

  to wind, to wind up, to reel

• хер

  dick, cock, prick

  dickhead, jerk, idiot

  fuck, shit, hell

  nobody

  kher (old name of the letter Х), cross-shaped mark

• вски́дывать

  to throw up, to fling up, to heave up

  to raise quickly, to jerk up, to lift sharply

• подёрнуть

  to cover (with a thin layer), to coat, to veil

  to give a tug, to tug lightly, to jerk

• вздёрнуть

  to jerk up, to hitch up, to pull up sharply

  to hang, to string up

• сучи́ть

  to twist (thread), to spin, to throw (silk)

  to kick (legs), to jerk, to fidget with

  to roll (dough), to work (dough), to knead

• стерве́ц

  bastard, scoundrel, jerk, rotter

• подёргиваться

  to twitch, to jerk, to give a twitch

  to become covered (with a thin layer), to film over

• подёргивание

  twitch, jerk

• дры́гать

  to jerk

• сдёргивать

  to pull off, to pull down, to jerk off

  to yank away, to snatch off, to tear off

• вздёргивать

  to jerk up, to pull up, to hitch up, to raise sharply

  to hang, to string up

• вя́лить

  to dry, to dry-cure, to jerk

• га́врик

  rogue, shady character, sly fellow

  twit, jerk, clown

  accomplice, henchman, sidekick

• двоебо́рье

  snatch, clean and jerk combination, Alpine combination, biathlon

• задёргивать

  to draw (curtains), to pull shut, to close

  to harass, to wear out, to drive to distraction, to pester

  to jerk (the reins), to pull at (the reins)

• хуй

  dick, cock, prick, wiener

  fuck, shit, fucking

  dick, jerk, idiot

  nobody, not a soul

• дры́гнуть

  to jerk, to twitch, to flinch

• су́дорожный

  convulsive, spasmodic, cramp-like

  convulsive, jerky, twitchy

  frantic, feverish, desperate

  restless, jittery, edgy

• отры́висто

  abruptly, jerkily, disconnectedly, staccato

• поры́вистый

  gusty, impetuous, violent, jerky

• отры́вистый

  abrupt, clipped, staccato

  jerky, abrupt

• поры́висто

  jerkily, impulsively, impetuously, abruptly

• задёргать

  to harass, to wear out, to badger, to push about

  to begin to pull, to start jerking (at), to start tugging

• душещипа́тельный

  sentimental, mawkish, tear-jerking, maudlin

• вя́ление

  drying, dry-curing, jerking

• негла́дкий

  uneven, rough, not fluent, jerky

• скачка́ми

  in leaps, by jumps, in bounds

  by fits and starts, in jerks, in fits

• отры́вистость

  abruptness, jerkiness, choppiness

• нары́вчатый

  jerky, intermittent, spasmodic, abrupt

• обры́вчатый

  steep, precipitous, craggy, broken (terrain)

  abrupt, broken, jerky, disconnected

• отры́вчатый

  jerky, abrupt, disconnected, broken

• поры́вчатый

  jerky, fitful, abrupt

  gusty, squally

  impulsive, impetuous

• преры́вчатый

  intermittent, discontinuous, broken, jerky

• уры́вчатый

  intermittent, sporadic, fitful

  jerky, abrupt, broken

• дёрнувший

  who pulled, having pulled, who jerked, having jerked

• дёргающий

  jerking, twitching, convulsive

• дёргаемый

  pulled, jerked, twitched, being pulled

• вски́нутый

  thrown up, tossed up, raised quickly, jerked up

• дёргающийся

  twitching, jerking, spasmodic, intermittent

• дёргавшийся

  twitching, jerking, trembling

• дёрнувшийся

  twitching, jerking, flinching

• мотну́вший

  having swung, having jerked, having tossed, having flung

• отдёрнувший

  having pulled back, having jerked away, who pulled back

• встря́хиваемый

  shaken, being shaken, jerked, jolted

• одёргивавший

  pulling back, jerking back, restraining, interrupting sharply

• подёргивающийся

  twitching, jerking, quivering, spasming

• подёргивавшийся

  twitching, jerking, quivering, shuddering

• подёргивающий

  twitching, jerking

• подёргивавший

  twitching, jerking, shuddering

• дры́гающий

  twitching, jerking, wiggling, flailing

• дры́гавший

  twitching, jerking, wiggling

• задёргавший

  twitching, jerking, fidgeting, agitated

• вски́дывавшийся

  jerking up, tossing up, raising quickly

• сдёргивающий

  pulling off, ripping off, snatching off, jerking off

• отдёргивавший

  pulling away, jerking back, drawing back

• вздёргивающий

  pulling up, jerking up, lifting up, raising

• вздёргиваемый

  being yanked up, being hoisted, being pulled up, being jerked up

• вя́ленный

  sun-dried, air-dried, cured, jerked

• заскака́вший

  having started jumping, having started galloping, having become erratic, jerky

• обдёргивавшийся

  twitching, jerking, constantly adjusting oneself or one's clothes

• передёргивающийся

  twitching, flinching, jerking, contorting

• передёргивавшийся

  twitching, jerking, shrugging, being distorted

• поддёргивающий

  twitching, jerking, spasmodic

• поддёргивавший

  twitching, jerking, tugging slightly

• дёрнутый

  a bit off, unhinged, eccentric, odd

  twitchy, jerky, jumpy, nervous

• вздёргивавший

  that was jerking up, that was pulling up

  that was raising (eyebrows), who was raising

• суча́щий

  twisting, spinning, twining

  wagging (a tail), jerking (legs)

• задёргивавший

  drawing (curtains), pulling across (curtains), closing (by drawing)

  twitching, convulsing, jerking

• поддёргиваемый

  twitching, jerking

  pulled up, tugged slightly

• задёргивавшийся

  being drawn (of curtains), drawn shut, pulled across

  twitching, jerking, spasming

• подёрганный

  agitated, nervous, jumpy, high-strung

  tugged, jerked, pulled repeatedly

• ло́манный

  broken, fractured

  broken, imperfect, halting

  jerky, uneven, choppy

Examples

• По́езд дёрнулся вперёд.

  The train jerked forward.

• Он бессерде́чный тупи́ца.

  He's a cold-hearted jerk.

• Том не хоте́л, чтобы Мэри поду́мала о нём как об осле́.

  Tom didn't want Mary to think he was a jerk.

• Том приду́рок.

  Tom's a jerk.

• Том мо́жет быть таки́м приду́рком.

  Tom can be such a jerk.

• Том быва́ет таки́м гондоном.

  Tom can be such a jerk.

• Звони́ли со ско́тского заво́да. Они хотя́т получи́ть свою́ проду́кцию обратно.

  The jerk factory called. They want their product back.

• Том ведёт себя по-свински.

  Tom is being a jerk.

• Обычно я дрочу на по́рно, а не на со́бственные фанта́зии.

  I usually jerk off to porn rather than my own fantasies.

• Она резко распахну́ла дверь.

  She jerked the door open.

• Том резко откры́л дверь.

  Tom jerked the door open.

• Он мудак.

  He's a jerk.

• Я хочу́ извини́ться пе́ред тобой за то, что обозва́л тебя приду́рком пе́ред твое́й де́вушкой.

  I want to apologize to you for calling you a jerk in front of your girlfriend.

• Том тако́й приду́рок.

  Tom is such a jerk.

• Не веди́ себя как приду́рок.

  Don't act like a jerk.

• Не будь таким хамом с официантом.

  Don’t be such a jerk to the waiter.

• Он вскинулся от резкого звука за окном.

  He jerked at the sharp sound from outside the window.

• Не будь таким нахалом на переговорах.

  Don’t be such an obnoxious jerk during the negotiations.

• Лошадь нервно дёргала головой, натягивая уздечку.

  The horse nervously jerked its head, pulling on the bridle.

• Не будь таким стервецом, помоги брату.

  Don't be such a jerk—help your brother.

• Не будь паскудой, помоги другу.

  Don’t be a jerk—help your friend.

• Его резкие телодвижения выдавали волнение.

  His jerky movements betrayed his agitation.

• Не будь таким бесстыдником, извинись перед ней.

  Don't be such a shameless jerk—apologize to her.

• Её движения в танце были неграциозными и резкими.

  Her movements in the dance were ungraceful and jerky.

• Синхронизатор помогает переключать передачи без рывков.

  The synchronizer helps shift gears without jerking.

• Курс валюты меняется скачкообразным образом.

  The exchange rate changes in a jerky, uneven manner.

• В голосе слышалась какая-то отрывистость.

  There was a certain jerkiness in his voice.

• Мотор работал с нарывчатым, неровным звуком.

  The engine was running with a jerky, uneven sound.

• Его дыхание стало нарывчатым от усталости.

  His breathing became jerky from exhaustion.

• Она говорила нарывчатыми, отрывистыми фразами.

  She spoke in jerky, clipped phrases.

• Его движения были резкими и порывчатыми.

  His movements were abrupt and jerky.

• Его дёрнутое поведение всех насмешило.

  His jerky behavior amused us all.

• Дверь, дёргаемая ветром, скрипела всю ночь.

  The door, being jerked by the wind, creaked all night.

• Она говорила дёрганным, нервным голосом.

  She spoke in a jerky, nervous voice.

• Его дёрганные движения выдавали сильное волнение.

  His jerky movements betrayed his intense agitation.

• Он, вскинувший голову, посмотрел на нас с удивлением.

  He, having jerked his head up, looked at us in surprise.

• Дёрнувшийся поезд разбудил всех пассажиров.

  The jerking train woke all the passengers.

• Кот, отдёрнувший лапу от воды, отбежал в сторону.

  The cat that jerked its paw away from the water ran off to the side.

• Мальчик, вздёрнувший голову, гордо прошёл мимо.

  The boy, jerking his head up, walked past proudly.

• Голова, вскидывавшаяся от каждого шороха, выдавала его страх.

  The head, jerking up at every rustle, betrayed his fear.

• Мальчик, отдёргивавший руку от огня, вскрикнул.

  The boy, jerking his hand back from the fire, cried out.

• Мышца плеча, напруживающаяся при рывке, заболела.

  The shoulder muscle, tensing during the jerk, began to hurt.

• Он дрыгнул ногой во сне.

  He jerked his leg in his sleep.

• Собака вдруг дрыгнула лапой.

  The dog suddenly jerked its paw.

• Малыш дрыгнул рукой и засмеялся.

  The little boy jerked his hand and laughed.

• Резкое трогание может напугать пассажиров.

  Jerky movement when starting off can frighten the passengers.