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kick russian

  • срабо́тать

    to work, to take effect, to do the trick

    to go off, to be triggered, to kick in

    to make, to produce, to fashion

  • уда́р

    blow, hit, punch

    kick, stroke, shot

    impact, shock

    stab, slash, lash

  • зарабо́тать

    to earn, to make (money)

    to start working, to start up, to kick in

    to earn oneself (something bad), to come down with, to land oneself (with)

  • вы́гнать

    to kick out, to drive out, to chase away, to expel

    to distil

  • вы́ставить

    to exhibit, to display, to put on show

    to put forward, to nominate, to field (a candidate)

    to propose, to put forward (a demand), to make (a claim)

    to put out, to set outside

    to stick out, to thrust forward, to place in front

    to throw out, to kick out, to sack

    to flaunt, to show off, to parade

  • заби́ть

    to score, to kick in (a goal)

    to drive in, to hammer in

    to clog, to block up, to cram full

    to beat, to beat to death, to thrash

    to board up, to nail shut

    to slaughter, to butcher

  • вы́кинуть

    to throw away, to discard, to chuck out, to throw out

    to throw out, to kick out, to fire

    to hoist, to run up (a flag)

    to miscarry, to have a miscarriage

    to put out (buds), to sprout, to shoot

  • выбра́сывать

    to throw away, to throw out, to discard

    to throw out, to kick out

    to release, to bring out, to put on the market

    to emit, to eject, to spew out

  • вы́бить

    to knock out, to knock loose, to dislodge

    to smash, to break, to smash in

    to beat out (dust), to beat (a carpet)

    to drive out, to kick out, to force out

    to stamp, to emboss, to punch out

  • кайф

    buzz, bliss, pleasure, high

    kick, thrill, rush

    cool, awesome, great

  • прогна́ть

    to drive away, to chase off, to kick out, to expel

    to dispel, to banish, to drive away

    to run, to put through

  • выставля́ть

    to exhibit, to display, to put on show

    to put out, to set out, to put outside

    to put forward, to advance, to lay down, to adduce

    to throw out, to kick out, to chuck out, to turn out

    to put up, to nominate, to field (a candidate)

    to flaunt, to show off, to parade

    to represent (as), to make out to be, to portray (as)

    to put in front, to thrust forward, to stick out

  • пнуть

    to kick

  • ски́нуть

    to throw down, to throw off, to toss down

    to take off, to slip off, to kick off (shoes)

    to knock off (a price), to take off, to reduce

    to send, to send over, to forward

  • вы́садить

    to drop off, to let out, to set down

    to plant out, to plant (in the ground), to transplant outdoors

    to land (troops), to put ashore, to disembark

    to throw off, to kick out, to put off (a train)

  • пино́к

    kick

    kick up the backside, prod, push

  • выгоня́ть

    to drive out, to kick out, to throw out, to expel

    to drive out (livestock), to turn out to pasture

    to distil, to brew (moonshine)

  • вы́шибить

    to knock out, to break down, to smash in, to knock loose

    to kick out, to throw out, to drive out, to expel

  • тащи́ться

    to trudge, to plod along, to drag oneself along, to crawl (move slowly)

    to trail, to drag along the ground

    to be thrilled (by), to get a kick out of, to be crazy about

  • сраба́тывать

    to go off, to be triggered, to kick in, to activate

    to work, to be effective, to pay off, to do the trick

    to make, to fashion, to craft

  • выбива́ть

    to knock out, to smash, to break (by striking)

    to beat out (dust), to beat (a carpet)

    to carve, to chisel, to stamp

    to drive out, to dislodge, to kick out

    to wangle, to secure (with effort), to extract

  • пина́ть

    to kick

  • выки́дывать

    to throw away, to throw out, to discard, to chuck out

    to throw out, to kick out, to chuck out

    to put forth (buds), to sprout, to send out (shoots)

    to hoist, to run up (a flag)

  • отда́ча

    return, handing over, giving back

    recoil, kick

    return, yield, output, efficiency

    dedication, commitment, full effort

  • раскрыва́ться

    to open, to open up, to dehisce (of a seed pod)

    to come to light, to come out, to be revealed

    to uncover oneself, to kick off the blanket

    to open up, to unfold (of a view)

  • ударя́ть

    to strike, to hit, to punch, to lash

    to stab, to slash

    to kick

  • вы́переть

    to kick out, to throw out, to expel

    to push out, to shove out, to force out

    to bulge out, to protrude, to stick out

  • вышиба́ть

    to knock out, to knock away, to strike out

    to break in, to kick in, to break down

    to chuck out, to kick out, to throw out

  • кайфова́ть

    to get a kick out of, to enjoy oneself immensely, to have a blast, to get a thrill

    to be high, to get high, to be stoned

  • подо́хнуть

    to die off, to kick the bucket (informal, often about animals or in large numbers)

  • попере́ть

    to drive out, to kick out, to sack

    to go (forcefully), to surge forward, to push on

    to start lugging, to haul (for a while)

  • пена́льти

    penalty, penalty kick

  • пере́ться

    to trudge, to trek, to slog all the way, to make one's way (with effort)

    to be crazy about, to get a kick out of, to be really into

    to deny, to disclaim, to refuse to admit

  • спихну́ть

    to push off, to shove off, to push down

    to oust, to kick out, to push out

    to palm off, to offload, to get rid of, to foist (on somebody)

  • отка́т

    kickback, bribe, illicit commission

    recoil (of a gun), kick

    rollback, reversal, reverting

  • подда́ть

    to kick, to strike, to knock upwards, to fling

    to add, to put on more, to turn up

    to give away (a piece), to sacrifice

  • брыка́ться

    to kick

  • загну́ться

    to kick the bucket, to croak, to die

    to conk out, to break down, to pack up

    to bend, to curl up, to turn up

  • лягну́ть

    to kick, to lash out (with the hind legs)

    to take a swipe at, to snipe at, to get a dig in at

  • самока́т

    scooter, kick scooter, push scooter

  • 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)

  • загиба́ться

    to curl up, to turn up, to turn down, to bend over

    to kick the bucket, to croak, to be dying, to peg out

    to be bent over, to be folded in, to be turned in

  • окочу́риться

    to croak, to peg out, to kick the bucket

  • выпира́ть

    to stick out, to protrude, to bulge out, to jut out

    to push out, to shove out, to force out

    to kick out, to throw out, to boot out

  • околе́ть

    to die (of an animal), to perish, to croak, to kick the bucket

    to be freezing, to be numb with cold, to be chilled to the bone

  • плю́щить

    to flatten, to press flat, to roll flat, to laminate

    to be high, to be stoned, to be tripping

    to feel awful, to be down, to have a hangover

    to turn on, to thrill, to get a kick out of

  • 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

  • ляга́ться

    to kick

  • отшвырну́ть

    to fling away, to throw off, to kick aside

  • спи́хивать

    to push off, to push down, to shove off

    to oust, to push out, to kick out

    to foist off (onto someone), to palm off, to get rid of

  • дебоши́рить

    to kick up a row, to create a shindy, to make an uproar, to make a violent uproar

  • поддава́ть

    to strike, to kick, to give away, to add

  • 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

  • вздыма́ть

    to raise, to lift up, to heave up

    to whirl up, to kick up (dust), to send swirling

  • 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

  • отшвы́ривать

    to fling away, to throw off, to kick aside

  • брыкну́ться

    to kick (back), to balk, to resist

  • развози́ться

    to be delivered (to various places), to be distributed, to be driven around

    to start romping about, to kick up a din, to get boisterous

  • брыка́ть

    to kick

  • футбо́лить

    to kick (a ball) around, to play football, to play soccer

    to pass the buck, to fob off, to kick around (a problem)

  • отфутбо́ливать

    to fob off, to send a petitioner elsewhere, to give the runaround, to get rid of

    to kick away, to kick aside, to kick out

  • взмётывать

    to throw up, to toss up, to fling up, to kick up

    to rise up, to shoot up, to fly up

  • загреме́ть

    to start to thunder, to begin to rumble, to start to roar

    to start clattering, to start rattling, to ring out, to resound

    to fall with a crash, to crash down, to tumble down

    to land in jail, to end up in prison, to be hauled into court

    to get kicked out, to get thrown out, to flunk

  • куш

    large sum, jackpot, big money, killing

    bribe, kickback, hush money

  • вы́швырнутый

    thrown out, flung out, ejected, kicked out

  • подго́н

    fitting, adjustment, tailoring

    gift, freebie, kickback, bribe

  • пина́емый

    kicked, being kicked

  • брыка́ющийся

    kicking, bucking

  • пина́ющий

    kicking

  • распи́л

    sawing, sawing up, cutting up (with a saw)

    saw cut, cut, kerf

    siphoning off of funds, kickback scheme, embezzlement

    sawn timber, sawn wood

  • вышвы́риваемый

    being thrown out, being flung out, being kicked out, being ejected

  • вышиба́ние

    knocking out, kicking out, forcing out, dislodging

  • подо́хший

    dead, croaked, kicked the bucket (informal)

  • окочу́рившийся

    dead, deceased, (colloquial) kicked the bucket

  • ляга́ющийся

    kicking, bucking

  • вышвы́ривающий

    throwing out, flinging out, kicking out, ejecting

  • пина́вший

    kicking, who kicked

  • лягну́вший

    having kicked, that kicked

  • вышиба́ться

    to be knocked out, to be kicked out, to be forced out

  • пну́вший

    kicked, having kicked

  • вышибавший

    knocking out, forcing out, kicking out

  • брыка́вшийся

    kicking, bucking

  • турну́вший

    who pushed out, who kicked out, who threw out, who expelled

  • ляга́вшийся

    kicking, that kicked, that was lashing out

  • брыкающий

    kicking, bucking

  • брыкавший

    kicking, bucking, that kicked, that bucked

  • брыкаемый

    being kicked, that is kicked

  • брыканный

    kicked, having been kicked

  • взвивавший

    raising, hoisting, whipping up, kicking up

  • отка́тывающий

    recoiling, rolling back, kicking back

  • отка́тывавший

    rolling back, recoiling, kicking back, having rolled back

  • взмётываемый

    being thrown up, being tossed up, being hurled up, being kicked up

  • вышибивший

    having knocked out, having kicked out, having forced out

  • выпрова́живавший

    seeing off, showing out, escorting out

    kicking out, throwing out, expelling

  • взмётывающий

    stirring up, kicking up, splashing up, throwing up

    rousing, inflaming, stirring up, inciting

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