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  • вари́ть

    to boil, to cook (in liquid)

    to brew (beer)

  • нали́ть

    to pour, to pour out, to fill (with liquid)

    to spill, to slop

  • болта́ть

    to chat, to babble, to chitchat, to gossip

    to dangle, to swing (legs)

    to stir, to shake (a liquid)

  • зали́ть

    to pour over, to pour on, to douse

    to fill up (with liquid), to pour in, to top up

    to flood, to inundate, to swamp

    to upload

  • жи́дкость

    liquid, fluid

  • спусти́ть

    to lower, to let down, to take down

    to let out (liquid), to drain

    to let loose, to unleash, to set (a dog) on

    to lower (a price), to reduce

  • жи́дкий

    liquid, fluid

    thin, watery, weak (of consistency)

    sparse, scanty, thin (sparse)

  • залива́ть

    to pour over, to douse, to cover with liquid

    to flood, to inundate, to swamp

    to fill up (with liquid), to pour in, to top up

    to upload

  • раствори́ться

    to dissolve, to be dissolved, to melt (in a liquid)

    to open wide, to swing open, to fly open

    to dissolve (into), to vanish, to disappear

  • захлёбываться

    to choke (on liquid), to swallow the wrong way, to gasp for breath

    to be beside oneself (with emotion), to be bursting (with), to gush, to talk breathlessly

  • промокну́ть

    to blot or dab liquid

  • залива́ться

    to burst out laughing, to burst into tears, to roar (with laughter)

    to trill, to warble, to sing (of a bird)

    to pour in, to flow in, to seep in

    to be flooded, to be poured over, to be filled (with liquid)

  • налива́ться

    to fill up, to be filled, to fill with (liquid)

    to ripen, to become juicy, to fill out

    to swell, to swell up, to become engorged

  • взве́сить

    to weigh, to weigh out

    to weigh up, to consider carefully, to think over

    to suspend (in a liquid)

  • уте́чка

    leak, leakage, escape (of gas or liquid)

    leak (of information), leaking out

    drain, outflow, exodus

  • захлебну́ться

    to choke (on liquid), to swallow the wrong way, to suffocate (on liquid)

    to choke (with emotion), to be breathless (with excitement)

  • ввод

    input, entry, entering

    bringing in, introduction, putting into operation

    lead-in, service entrance, inlet

    introduction (of a liquid), administration

  • распуска́ть

    to dissolve (a body), to disband, to dismiss, to send home

    to spread (rumours), to circulate, to put about

    to let loose, to let down (hair), to undo, to unfurl (sails)

    to dissolve (in liquid), to melt

    to unravel (knitting), to unpick

  • промы́ть

    to wash out, to rinse (thoroughly), to cleanse (with liquid), to wash

    to wash away, to erode (a channel), to break through (of water), to seep through

  • отва́р

    the liquid something was boiled in

  • жи́жа

    slush, mush, sludge

    broth, thin soup, liquid part

    liquid manure, slurry

  • исте́чь

    to expire, to elapse, to run out

    to flow out, to pour out, to run out (of liquid)

  • устоя́ться

    to settle, to become clear (of liquid), to form cream (of milk)

    to settle down, to stabilize, to become steady

    to become established, to take hold, to become standard

  • перелива́ние

    transfusion, blood transfusion

    pouring (from one vessel to another), decanting, transferring (of liquid)

  • подлива́ть

    to add a small amount of liquid, to usually by pouring, to often casually or repeatedly.

  • шка́лик

    shkalik (old Russian liquid measure)

    small bottle of vodka, shot of vodka

  • жи́денький

    runny, rather liquid, thin (in consistency)

    weak, watery, thin

    sparse, scanty, feeble

  • облива́ть

    to pour over, to douse, to drench, to splash (liquid) on

    to sling mud at, to denigrate, to smear

  • напусти́ть

    to let in (water), to fill (with liquid), to run (a bath)

    to set (dogs) on, to sic on, to let loose (on)

    to cast (a spell on), to inflict by witchcraft

  • перели́в

    shimmer, play of colours, iridescence

    pouring over, decanting, transferring (of liquid)

    overflow, overflow outlet

  • ча́рка

    cup, goblet, shot glass

    charka (old Russian liquid measure)

  • подли́ть

    to add a small amount of liquid, to usually by pouring, to often casually or repeatedly.

  • перелива́ть

    to pour (from one vessel into another), to decant, to transfer (liquid)

    to transfuse (blood)

    to shimmer, to iridesce, to play (of colours)

  • взбаламу́тить

    to stir up (liquid), to make muddy, to roil

    to stir up (people), to disturb, to upset, to throw into confusion

  • перели́ть

    to pour (into another container), to transfer (a liquid), to decant

    to transfuse (blood), to give a transfusion of

  • промока́ть

    to get wet, to get soaked, to be soaking wet

    to let water through, to not be waterproof, to leak

    to soak up (liquid), to absorb (liquid), to blot

  • нахлеба́ться

    to suffer a great deal, to go through a lot, to have one's fill of (troubles)

    to drink one's fill, to swallow a lot (of liquid)

  • ю́шка

    broth, pot liquor, liquid part of soup, cooking liquid

    fish soup

    dishwater, slops, dirty rinsing water

  • затека́ть

    to go numb, to become numb, to fall asleep (of a limb)

    to flow in, to seep in, to leak in, to get in (of liquid)

    to swell up, to become swollen, to puff up

    to fill with blood, to become suffused with blood

  • баламу́тить

    to stir up, to agitate, to unsettle, to trouble

    to muddy, to cloud (a liquid), to churn up

  • жаве́ль

    liquid bleach

  • натека́ть

    to accumulate (of liquid), to collect, to seep, to form a puddle

    to be deposited, to build up (of deposits), to form a sinter

  • неликви́дный

    non-liquid

  • обва́ривать

    to scald, to pour boiling water over, to blanch

    to scald, to burn (with boiling liquid)

    to weld all around

  • пропи́тываться

    to become soaked, to become saturated, to soak up (liquid)

    to become imbued (with), to become permeated

  • прояви́тель

    developer liquid

  • разлива́ние

    pouring out, serving out (of liquid)

    bottling, filling (into containers)

    spilling, overflowing

  • жи́дко

    thinly, waterily, in liquid form

    sparsely, scantily, thinly

  • проливка

    spillage, spilling, spilt liquid

  • подсоса́ть

    to suck up (suck up liquid to transfer)

  • отсто́янный

    settled, decanted (liquid)

  • подлива́ющий

    pouring in, adding (liquid), fueling, fanning (the flames)

  • влива́емый

    poured in, infused, injected (liquid), being poured in

  • долива́ющий

    topping up, adding (liquid), refilling

  • долива́вший

    who was pouring in, who was topping up, who was adding (liquid)

  • похле́банный

    eaten (of soup or liquid food), supped

  • подлитый

    poured in, added (liquid)

  • ка́пнутый

    dripped, dropped (as a liquid)

  • доли́вший

    who added (liquid), who topped up, who poured in more

  • долитый

    topped up, added (liquid), refilled

  • напа́иваемый

    being watered, being given drink, being sufficiently supplied with liquid

  • отпо́енный

    well-watered, well-fed (with liquid)

  • перелива́емый

    pourable, transferable (of liquid)

    transfusable

    iridescent, shimmering, opalescent

  • сгуща́вший

    thickening, condensing (a liquid)

    intensifying, condensing, deepening

  • промока́емый

    permeable to water, not waterproof, water-absorbent

    soaked (with liquid), getting soaked through

  • зака́пывающий

    burying, digging in, filling in (a hole)

    instilling (drops), dropping (liquid)

  • отста́ивавшийся

    defended, upheld, asserted, maintained

    settled, left to stand (liquid), decanted

  • промока́ющий

    getting wet, getting soaked, not waterproof

    absorbing liquid, absorbent

  • наста́ивающий

    insisting, insistent, persistent

    infusing (a liquid), steeping (herbs or tea)

  • подлива́вший

    pouring in, adding (liquid), topping up

    fuelling, stirring up, fanning

  • зали́тый

    flooded, inundated, covered with (liquid), full of (liquid)

    bathed in, flooded with (light), drenched in, sun-drenched

  • намути́вший

    having made turbid, having muddled, having stirred up (liquid)

    having caused trouble, having stirred up a mess, having created confusion, having messed things up

  • припускавший

    adding a little (liquid or fat), poaching lightly

    quickening, accelerating, urging on

  • ЖЌ

    residential complex, housing estate, apartment complex

    liquid-crystal (LCD)

    housing code, housing law

    housing committee, housing authority

    housing cooperative

    fatty acid

  • залива́вшийся

    flooded, inundated, overflowing (with liquid)

    bursting (with laughter), gushing (with song), overflowing (with tears)

  • вы́стоявшийся

    matured, aged, well-aged, settled (of liquid)

  • косу́шка

    kosushka (old Russian liquid measure of 307.5 ml), half-bottle measure

    glass of this size, bottle of this size

    bowl

  • ликвиди́ровать

    to eliminate, to do away with, to abolish, to get rid of

    to liquidate, to wind up, to dissolve

    to pay off, to settle, to clear, to make good

    to liquidate, to kill, to take out

  • ликвида́ция

    liquidation, abolition, elimination, eliminating

  • слить

    to pour off, to drain, to decant

    to pour together, to combine (liquids), to mix

    to merge, to combine, to amalgamate

    to leak, to pass on (secretly)

  • неусто́йка

    penalty, forfeit, liquidated damages, contractual penalty

    failure to keep one's word, default on an obligation, breach of promise

    failure, setback, mishap, flop

  • ликви́дность

    liquidity

  • раскасси́ровать

    to liquidate, to disband

  • сква́жистый

    (geology) With pores that make the substance permeable to liquids and gases (adj)

  • сква́жность

    The presence of wells/holes/pores making the substance permeable to liquids and gases

  • ликвида́тор

    liquidator, eliminator, cleanup worker

  • ликвиди́рующий

    liquidating, eliminating, abolishing, winding up

  • ликвиди́ровавший

    having liquidated, having eliminated, who liquidated, who eliminated

  • ликвиди́руемый

    being liquidated, being eliminated, being wound up

  • ликвиди́рованный

    liquidated, eliminated, abolished, removed

  • отпа́ивающий

    watering, rehydrating, nursing (with liquids)

  • отпа́иваемый

    being given drink, being revived by drink, being nursed back to health (with liquids)

  • распродающий

    selling off, liquidating, having a sale

  • расформиро́вывающий

    disbanding, dissolving, liquidating

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