living russian
живо́й
alive, living
lively, animated, vivid, brisk
live
зал
hall, auditorium, large room
gym, sports hall
living room, sitting room
хлеб
bread, loaf
grain, corn, crops, cereals
daily bread, livelihood, living
пло́щадь
square
area, surface area
space, living space, floor space
рост
growth (in quantity), increase, rise
height, stature
growth (of a living organism)
существо́
creature, being, living thing, entity
essence, substance, gist, heart (of the matter)
одино́кий
lonely, solitary, lonesome
single, unattached, living alone
гости́ный
living-room, drawing-room, parlour
merchants'
тварь
bastard, vile person, despicable person
creature, living being
творе́ние
creation, work
creature, living being
жили́ще
dwelling, home, living quarters, abode
habitation, den, lair, nest
примити́вный
primitive(relating to human society at a very early stage of development, with people living in a simple way without machines or a writing system)
зажи́ть
to heal, to heal up, to close up
to begin to live, to start living
се́ни
а room between the living part of the house and the porch
прожива́ние
living, accommodation, residence
разъе́хаться
to depart in different directions, to disperse, to drive off in different directions, to go their separate ways
to pass each other, to get past one another
to miss each other
to separate, to move apart, to start living separately
to slide apart, to come apart, to fall to pieces
корми́ться
to feed, to graze, to find food
to make a living, to live off (something), to support oneself
to take one's meals, to eat (at a place)
обита́ние
habitation, dwelling, residence
habitat, living environment
жилпло́щадь
living space, floor area, floor space
dwelling space, accommodation, housing
промышля́ть
to make a living (by), to ply a trade, to deal in
to get hold of, to procure, to scrounge up
жи́вность
small livestock, poultry, farm animals
living creatures, critters, small animals
life, state of being alive
манса́рда
attic (converted living space), loft
зажи́точный
Wealthy living in abundance rich (adj)
зажива́ть
to heal, to heal up, to close up (of a wound), to skin over
to begin to live, to start living (a certain way)
разъезжа́ться
to disperse, to depart in different directions, to drive off in different directions, to leave one by one
to pass each other, to pass one another, to get past each other
to miss each other, to fail to meet
to separate, to move apart, to stop living together
to slide apart, to slip apart, to slip out from under one
to fall to pieces, to come apart, to fray apart
прима́к
son-in-law (living with wife's parents), dependent husband
дорогови́зна
high prices, high cost of living, dearness
high cost, expensiveness, costliness
заво́лжский
situated living on the left bank of the Volga
прожи́точный
living
уплотни́ть
to compact, to condense, to make denser, to pack tightly
to seal, to make airtight, to caulk
to reduce living space per person, to move extra tenants into
жизнеспосо́бный
viable, capable of living, able to survive
viable, workable, sustainable
full of vitality, resilient, able to cope with life
гости́ная
living room
живе́ц
live bait, live baitfish
member of the Living Church, supporter of the Living Church
житуха
living in clover, high living
прижива́льщик
hanger-on, sponger, dependent living on charity, freeloader
прожи́тие
living, livelihood
самоуплотне́ние
self-compaction, self-packing, self-densification
voluntarily taking in extra tenants, voluntary crowding together (to free up living space)
уплотня́ть
to condense, to compact, to pack, to reduce space per person in living accommodation
урбани́ст
urbanist, urban planner, urban designer
urbanist, advocate of city living, proponent of urbanism
живу́щий
living
ды́шаший
breathing, living, alive
дожива́ющий
living out one's days, dying out, lingering on
dying out, fading away, on its last legs, nearing its end
проеда́вший
having eaten through, having gnawed through
having squandered (on food/living), having eaten away (one's fortune)
ды́шащий
breathing, breathable, live, living
прожива́ющий
residing, living, resident
прожива́вший
who lived, who resided, who was living
водя́щийся
found, living, inhabiting, occurring
опра́вдывавший
justifying, vindicating, excusing, living up to
кормя́щийся
feeding, foraging, living on, nourished by
пожива́ющий
living, residing, dwelling
дожива́вший
living out (one's days), finishing one's life, at the end of one's life
промышля́ющий
making a living (by), engaged in (a trade), trading
промышля́вший
engaged in, practicing, making a living by
ютя́щийся
huddling, sheltering, living in cramped conditions, cramped
ужи́вшийся
settled in, adapted, accustomed to living
жи́тельствующий
residing, dwelling, living
крестья́нствующий
peasanting, peasant-like, rural (in the sense of living like a peasant)
обживаемый
habitable, livable, being settled, being developed (for living)
пробавля́ющийся
making a living, getting by, sustaining oneself
пробавля́вшийся
making a living, getting by, subsisting
роско́шничающий
luxuriating, indulging in luxury, living sumptuously
сожи́тельствующий
cohabiting, living together
холостящий
bachelor (adj.), bachelor-like, celibate (living like a bachelor)
сжива́ться
to get used to living together, to get along with, to grow accustomed to, to settle in
сжи́ться
to get used to living with, to grow accustomed to, to get along with, to adapt
жиру́ющий
living luxuriously, wallowing in luxury, living in abundance
fattening, getting fat, gorging (on food)
соше́дшийся
converged, met (of roads), having come together
having become close, reconciled, having started living together
Examples
Я ду́маю, наше совме́стное прожива́ние повлия́ло на твой стиль жи́зни.
I think my living with you has influenced your way of living.
Сто́имость жи́зни стано́вится выше.
Living costs are getting higher.
Он провёл посети́теля в гости́ную.
He let the visitor into the living room.
Америка́нцы накопи́ли дефици́т торго́вого бала́нса тем, что жи́ли не по сре́дствам.
Americans accumulated their trade deficits by living far beyond their means.
Мы сократи́ли наши жи́зненные расхо́ды.
We cut our living costs.
Сто́имость жи́зни резко возросла́.
The cost of living has increased drastically.
Сего́дняшняя молодежь, не по свое́й вине, живет в ми́ре, разрываемом интернациона́льной зло́бой и угро́зой примене́ния я́дерного ору́жия.
Today young people find themselves, through no fault of their own, living in a world torn by international bitterness and the threat of nuclear destruction.
Он зараба́тывает на жизнь перо́м.
He earns his living by writing.
Чем он зараба́тывает на жизнь?
How does he gain his living?
Она зараба́тывает на жизнь официа́нткой.
She waits tables for a living.
Он - существо́ с со́бственным жи́зненным простра́нством и со́бственным ме́стом для сна.
He is an individual with his own living space and his own sleeping space.
В Ю́жной Корее са́мый влия́тельный член семьи - обычно са́мый ста́рший мужчи́на - име́ет возмо́жность отпра́вить чле́на свое́й семьи в психиатри́ческую больни́цу, если счита́ет ну́жным.
In South Korea, the most powerful member of a family, usually the oldest living male, has the power to send members of his family to a psychiatric hospital as he sees fit.
Она была́ привы́кшая жить на небольшо́й дохо́д.
She was used to living on a small income.
I'm living with my parents.
Чем вы зараба́тываете на жизнь?
What do you do for a living?
Станда́рты жи́зни до́лжны быть выше.
Living standards should be higher.
Похоже, поблизости никто не живёт.
There doesn't seem to be anyone living around here.
У городско́й жи́зни есть как преиму́щества, так и недоста́тки.
There are both advantages and disadvantages to city living.
Он - ходя́чее ископаемое!
He is a living fossil!
Лю́ди, живущие в го́роде, не зна́ют удово́льствий дереве́нской жи́зни.
People living in town don't know the pleasures of country life.
Стати́стика пока́зывает, что наш у́ровень жи́зни повысился.
Statistics indicate that our living standards have risen.
Городска́я жизнь сильно отлича́ется от дереве́нской.
Living in the city is really different to living in the country.
No living man all things can.
Он зараба́тывает на жизнь преподава́нием англи́йского.
He earns his living by teaching English.
Он зараба́тывает на жизнь коридо́рным в гости́нице.
He earns his living as a hotel boy.
Живы́е органи́змы существова́ли на земле́, без вся́кого знания почему, более чем три миллио́на лет пе́ред тем как один из них наконец осозна́л пра́вду.
Living organisms had existed on earth, without ever knowing why, for over three thousand million years before the truth finally dawned on one of them.
Ваше вре́мя вре́мя ограничено, поэтому не тра́тьте его, проживая чужу́ю жизнь. Не попадайте в лову́шку до́гмы, кото́рая вели́т жить мы́слями други́х люде́й. Не позволя́йте чужи́м взгля́дам заглуша́ть ваш со́бственный вну́тренний го́лос. И, самое главное, име́йте му́жество сле́довать своему́ се́рдцу и интуи́ции.
Your time is limited, so don't waste it living someone else's life. Don't be trapped by dogma - which is living with the results of other people's thinking. Don't let the noise of other's opinions drown out your own inner voice. And most important, have the courage to follow your heart and intuition.
Они оття́гиваются в Гонолулу.
They are living it up in Honolulu.
Мы живём в эпо́ху изобрете́ний.
We are living in the age of invention.
Вы скоро привы́кнете к дереве́нской жи́зни.
You'll soon get used to living in the country.
Смерть не составля́ет противополо́жности к жи́зни: мы расхо́дуем жизнь, живя, однако мы не расхо́дуем смерть, умирая.
Dying is not the opposite of living: we spend our life living while we don't spend our death dying.
Согласно америка́нскому журна́лу International Living, Уругвай нахо́дится в числе́ двадцати са́мых безопа́сных стран ми́ра.
According to the American journal International Living, Uruguay is ranked among the twenty safest countries in the world.
Теория биогенезиса объясняет происхождение живого от живого.
The theory of biogenesis explains how living organisms originate from other living organisms.



















