lot russian
мно́го
much, a lot of, plenty of
many, a lot of, plenty of
a lot, much
too much
па́ртия
party (political)
batch, lot, consignment
game, match, round
party (of people), detachment, group
ма́сса
a lot, a great number, masses
mass
weight
mass, substance, paste
the masses
уча́сток
plot of land, lot, parcel, property
section, part, stretch, area
district, sector, zone, region
police station
да́ча
dacha, summer cottage, country cottage, country house
giving, administering, administration
portion, allowance, ration
forest plot, woodland lot, wood lot
здо́рово
great, splendidly, superbly, fine
a lot, thoroughly, soundly, badly
healthily, wholesomely, in good health
ку́ча
heap, pile
a lot, lots, loads
до́ля
share, portion, part
fraction, fractional part
fate, destiny, lot
lobe
dolya (old Russian unit of weight)
нема́ло
quite a lot
разбира́ться
to be knowledgeable in, to be well versed in, to know a lot about
to figure out, to sort out, to get to the bottom of
to be taken apart, to be dismantled, to come apart
to be examined, to be heard (in court), to be analysed
вы́пасть
to fall out (of), to drop out, to slip out, to come out (of teeth or hair)
to fall (of snow or rain), to come down
to fall on (a date), to occur, to turn out (to be)
to fall to one's lot, to befall, to be one's fate
to get a chance, to come one's way (of an opportunity)
стоя́нка
parking lot, car park, parking space
parking
stop, halt, stopping place, rest area
stand, station, post
mooring, berth, moorage
настро́ить
to tune, to adjust, to configure, to set up
to tune
to dispose, to turn (against someone), to win over, to influence
to build a lot of, to put up (many buildings)
у́часть
fate, lot, destiny, doom
наби́ть
to stuff (full), to fill, to pad, to upholster
to beat up, to thrash, to give a hiding
to break (a lot of), to smash (a number of)
to nail on, to hammer on, to fit (onto)
пусты́рь
vacant lot/wasteland
наде́лать
to do (a lot of foolish things), to make (many mistakes), to cause (trouble)
to make (a quantity of), to produce a lot of
выпада́ть
to fall out, to drop out, to come out
to fall on (a date), to come on (a day)
to fall to (someone's lot), to come one's way, to get (a chance) by chance
разы́грывать
to act out, to play (a role), to feign
to prank, to play a trick on, to mess with (someone)
to raffle off, to draw (a lottery), to give away by lot
to play for (a trophy), to contest (a title)
переде́лать
to redo, to do over, to remake, to alter
to get done (a lot or all of), to finish off (many things)
во́рох
pile, heap
mass, host, lot
raw harvested grain, unthreshed grain heap
наговори́ть
to say a lot of, to talk a lot of, to pour out (words)
to slander, to speak ill of, to tell tales about
насмотре́ться
to see a lot, to see as much as one wanted, to see enough, to have a good look
осу́нуться
to lose a lot of weight (in the face usually)
смире́ние
humility, humbleness, acceptance (of one's lot)
meekness, submissiveness, obedience
subduing, taming, curbing
наста́вить
to aim, to point (a weapon), to train (a gun) on
to set up (a lot of), to place (many things), to clutter up with
to instruct, to admonish, to teach (how to behave)
настра́ивать
to tune, to adjust, to set
to configure, to customize, to set up
to tune (an instrument)
to turn (someone against), to influence, to predispose
to build a lot of, to build up (an area)
жре́бий
lot, drawing of lots
lot, fate, destiny
поря́дочно
decently, honestly, honourably
fairly well, quite well, decently
quite a bit, quite a lot, considerably
зави́снуть
to freeze, to hang, to crash
to hover, to hang (in the air)
to hang out, to spend a lot of time (somewhere), to linger
to be left up in the air, to remain unresolved, to stall
to be hooked (on something), to be really into (something)
уде́л
lot, fate, destiny
appanage, fief, principality, share (of patrimony)
переде́лывать
to redo, to do over again, to remake, to rework
to alter, to change, to have (something) altered
to convert, to turn into, to transform
to re-educate, to change (a person), to make over
to get a lot done, to manage to do (many things)
насади́ть
to stick on, to put on, to impale, to fix on
to plant, to plant a lot of
to introduce, to impose, to spread
буха́ть
to booze, to drink a lot, to get wasted
нашуме́ть
to make a lot of noise, to cause a sensation
наслу́шаться
to hear (a lot) of
лот
plummet, sounding lead, sounding line
lot (old unit of weight)
начита́ться
to have read a lot, to be tired of reading, to have read
натерпе́ться
to have endured a great deal, to have gone though a lot
про́рва
a lot, a mass, masses, glutton
мириа́да
ten thousand, a lot
накида́ть
to throw (a lot of things), to toss, to chuck in, to pile up by throwing
to pelt (with), to throw (dirt) at, to sling (mud)
наплести́
to make by weaving, to talk a lot of nonsense, to slander
нагова́ривать
to slander, to badmouth, to tell tales on (somebody), to tell on
to talk a lot, to say a lot of, to chatter
высыха́ть
to dry out, to dry, to become dry, to dry up
to waste away, to lose a lot of weight, to grow emaciated
насобира́ть
to collect a lot of
ли́хость
daring, dash, bravery, boldness
evil, wickedness, malice
hardship, hard lot, misfortune
люто
fiercely, ferociously, savagely, brutally
a lot, like crazy, really, terribly
навари́ть
to cook (a lot of), to boil up (a quantity of), to make (in quantity)
to weld on, to forge on
to make a profit, to clear (a sum), to make money (on a deal)
навида́ться
to see plenty of, to a lot of
невпроворо́т
a lot, a great deal
автостоя́нка
parking lot, car park
нахвата́ться
to pick up, to pick up bits of, to acquire superficially
to grab a lot of, to snap up, to stock up on
зависа́ть
to freeze, to hang, to crash
to hang out, to hang around, to spend a lot of time
to hover, to hang in the air
to be into (something), to be crazy about (something)
to be left unresolved, to hang in the balance, to be up in the air
наму́читься
to be worn out, to have had a hard time, to have an awful lot to bear
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)
порассказа́ть
to tell, to narrate, to recount, to tell a lot
па́ркинг
parking, parking lot, car park
пыли́ща
a lot of dust, heaps of dust, great deal of dust
то́-то
there you go, that's more like it, see?
that's just it, that's the point
how, what a lot of
нава́лом
in bulk, a lot of
набезобра́зничать
to do a lot of disgraceful things, to behave disgracefully
нава́ривать
to weld on, to forge on
to cook a large quantity of, to boil up (a lot of), to brew (kvass or beer)
to make a profit, to make money (on a deal), to rake in
наверте́ть
to wind on, to wrap around, to coil around
to drill (a lot of holes), to bore
нагреши́ть
to sin a lot, to be a sinner
надари́ть
to present, to give a lot of presents
наню́хаться
to sniff one's fill (of), to inhale a lot of, to get a noseful of
to get high (by sniffing), to be intoxicated (from sniffing), to snort enough of
напе́ться
to have sung a lot
нарабо́таться
to have worked enough, to have done a lot of work, to have tired oneself out working
наре́з
thread, screw thread
groove, rifling groove
notch, scratch, cut
allotment, plot, lot
наса́ливать
to salt, to salt down, to put a lot of salt in
to spite, to do a bad turn, to play a dirty trick
to grease, to smear with fat, to rub with tallow
наса́харивать
to sugar, to put a lot of sugar
наслы́шаться
to hear a lot (about)
настрада́ться
to suffer much, to go through a lot
нате́шиться
to enjoy oneself a lot, to have lots of fun
натреща́ть
to chatter a lot, to jabber away, to talk someone's ear off
to crackle (for a while), to crack (for a while)
натрясти́сь
to be shaken a lot
начиха́ть
to not give a damn (about), to not care a bit (about), to snap one's fingers (at)
to sneeze (a lot), to sneeze all over
начуди́ть
to get up to all kinds of nonsense, to do a lot of silly things, to play foolish pranks
to behave in an odd way, to do strange things, to act eccentrically
нащёлкать
to crack (a quantity of), to crack open
to snap (a lot of photos), to take (photos)
to flick (repeatedly), to fillip
перевида́ть
to have seen (many things one after another), to see (one after another), to set eyes on (all of them)
to have experienced (a lot), to go through (much), to live through
перегла́живать
to iron again, to re-iron
to iron everything, to iron a lot of
пережа́рить
to overcook, to overfry, to overroast, to burn (while frying)
to fry all of, to roast the whole lot of
перека́лывать
to pin somewhere else, to re-pin, to fasten anew
to split (a whole lot of), to chop up, to cut into pieces
to stab (many or all), to slaughter with a knife
переме́рить
to measure again, to re-measure, to check the measurement of
to try on (one after another), to try on all
to measure a lot of things, to measure everything (in turn)
перестира́ть
to wash again, to re-wash
to wash all of, to wash a lot of
перести́рывать
to wash again, to re-wash
to wash (a whole lot of), to do all the washing
перестрада́ть
to suffer a great deal, to go through much suffering, to endure a lot
пересуши́ть
to over-dry, to dry out too much, to dry excessively
to dry all of, to dry a whole lot of
привести́сь
to happen (to do something), to chance (to do something), to fall to one's lot
награба́стать
to grab a lot of, to amass, to hoard, to accumulate (often illicitly/greedily)
нажа́рить
to fry a lot of, to fry up (a quantity of something)
изжа́риться
to be fried, to be roasted, to get scorched
to get roasted (by the sun), to get very hot, to sweat a lot
заката́ться
to get worn out (from rolling/driving), to get tired (from driving/riding a lot)
нала́мывать
to break off (many pieces), to break a lot of
наподдава́ть
to hit repeatedly, to give a beating, to punch
to serve in large quantities, to dish up a lot of, to pour out plenty of
to add more steam (in a sauna), to throw water on the hot stones repeatedly
плани́да
fate, destiny, lot, fortune
разъе́здиться
to start traveling frequently, to travel extensively, to get into the habit of traveling a lot
переучи́ть
to retrain, to teach again, to re-educate
to relearn, to learn differently
to learn again, to learn over again
to overteach, to cram with knowledge
to overstudy, to study too hard
to learn a lot of, to cram a great many
to train many people
вида́вший
experienced, worldly, seen a lot
Examples
Э́тот кондиционе́р потребля́ет много электри́чества.
This air conditioner consumes a lot of electricity.
Он очень измени́лся с после́днего ра́за.
He's really changed a lot since last time.
Я не могу́ поверну́ть ше́ю, потому что очень больно.
I can't turn my neck, because it hurts a lot.
Испытав много тру́дностей, она таки научи́лась води́ть маши́ну.
After a lot of problems she managed to learn to drive a car.
Дефици́т воды создаёт мно́жество неудо́бств.
A water shortage causes a lot of inconvenience.
В Япо́нии производится много хоро́ших фотоаппара́тов.
Japan produces a lot of good cameras.
В сле́дующих нескольких програ́ммах будет много таки́х сцен.
There'll be quite a lot of scenes like this in the next few programs.
Ему остава́лось проде́лать большую рабо́ту.
He had a lot of work to do.
«Сего́дня похорони́ли моло́чника. Бы́ло много наро́ду, потому что все в дере́вне его зна́ли». — «О, так в Линсхотене есть моло́чник?» — «Ну, нет, теперь уже нет!»
Today, the milkman was buried. There were a lot of people, cause everybody in the village knew him. "Oh, is there a milkman in Linschoten?" "Well, no, not anymore!"
Баскетбо́л — э́то очень весело.
Basketball is a lot of fun.
По-английски говоря́т во мно́гих стра́нах.
English is spoken in a lot of countries.
He has a lot of hobbies.
Бы́ло много люде́й, кото́рые пришли́ спроси́ть о состоя́нии изве́стной актри́сы.
There were a lot of people who came to ask after the famous actress.
Маши́на генери́рует много электри́чества.
The machine generates a lot of electricity.
Мно́жество домо́в бы́ло в огне́.
A lot of houses were on fire.
Образова́ние не заключа́ется в заучивании фа́ктов.
Education doesn't consist of learning a lot of facts.
Mystery novels are loved by a lot of people.
В э́том словаре́ соде́ржится много информа́ции.
This dictionary contains a lot of information.
В Япо́нии много землетрясе́ний.
There are a lot of earthquakes in Japan.
Много люде́й покупа́ют лотере́йные биле́ты, мечтая в одноча́сье разбогате́ть.
A lot of people buy lotteries dreaming of wealth at one stroke.
Мне нужно многое тебе рассказа́ть.
I have a lot of things to tell you.
Будучи написанной в спе́шке, кни́га соде́ржит мно́жество оши́бок.
Having been written in haste, the book has a lot of errors.
У Билла много оригина́льных иде́й.
Bill has a lot of original ideas.
Содержа́ние дома обхо́дится дорого.
The maintenance of the house costs a lot.
В библиоте́ке много сумасше́дших.
There's a lot of crazies in the library.
Де́тям необходимо много спать.
Children need a lot of sleep.
Преподава́ние тре́бует большо́го терпе́ния.
Teaching asks for a lot of patience.
Па́ра потра́тила много де́нег на обстано́вку своего́ дома.
The couple spent a lot of money on furnishing their house.
На вечери́нке мы много пе́ли и танцева́ли.
We did a lot of singing and dancing at the party.
У него обши́рные земе́льные владения.
He owns a lot of land.
Она меня бро́сила только потому, что я мало зараба́тывал.
She broke up with me because I don't make a lot of money.
В библиоте́ке много студе́нтов.
There are a lot of students in the library.
Не все доктора много зараба́тывают.
Not all doctors make a lot of money.
You have changed a lot.
Children need a lot of sleep.
Создава́ть хоро́шие предложения-примеры так легко, что даже если мы случа́йно удали́м не́сколько хоро́ших предложе́ний в проце́ссе избавле́ния от ку́чи плохи́х, ду́маю, мы могли́ бы заме́тно улу́чшить ка́чество э́того ко́рпуса, удаляя в больших коли́чествах.
It's so easy to write good example sentences, that even if we accidentally delete a few good sentences in the process of getting rid of a whole lot of bad ones, I think we could drastically improve the quality of this corpus by doing a lot of deleting.
Мно́гие хоте́ли бы сде́латься знамени́тыми. Между тем мно́гие знамени́тости хотя́т быть не столь изве́стными.
A lot of people would like to become famous. However, a lot of famous people wish they weren't so famous.



















