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lesson russian

  • уро́к

    lesson, class, period (at school)

    lesson, moral

    homework, assignment, task

  • заня́тие

    occupation, pursuit, activity

    class, lesson, session

  • вы́нести

    to carry out, to take out, to bring out, to remove

    to endure, to bear, to stand

    to pass (a verdict), to render, to pronounce

    to submit, to bring forward, to put (to a vote)

    to transfer, to move (elsewhere), to place outside

    to get, to gain, to take away (a lesson)

    to drive somebody crazy, to do somebody's head in, to wear somebody out

  • извле́чь

    to extract, to take out, to retrieve, to remove

    to derive (benefit), to draw (a lesson)

    to extract (a root)

  • проучи́ть

    to teach a lesson, to give someone what for, to take down a peg

    to study for a while, to spend some time studying, to teach for a period of time

  • извлека́ть

    to extract, to take out, to remove, to draw out

    to derive, to draw (a lesson), to gain, to profit (from)

  • ку́зькин

    Kuzka's (mostly used in the idiom 'Kuzka's mother' referring to showing someone what's what, teaching a lesson)

  • поуче́ние

    precept, lesson, lecture, sermon

  • уро́чный

    fixed, appointed, arranged, scheduled

    lesson, class, school

    customary, usual, habitual

  • проу́ченный

    taught a lesson, punished, reprimanded

  • проучи́вший

    having taught (a lesson), having schooled

  • поучи́вший

    having taught (a lesson), having instructed, having admonished

  • ожига́ться

    to burn oneself, to scald oneself

    to get burnt (figurative), to suffer a setback, to learn one's lesson the hard way

  • занима́ться

    to be engaged in, to do, to be busy with

    to practise, to do (sport), to go in for

    to study (a subject), to learn

    to study, to work (at one's lessons)

  • преподава́ть

    to teach, to lecture, to give lessons in

  • расписа́ние

    schedule, timetable, plan

    timetable, schedule (of trains or flights)

    timetable (of lessons), class schedule

  • репети́торствовать

    to work as a private tutor, to give private lessons, to tutor privately

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