money russian
де́ньги
money, funds, cash
плати́ть
to pay, give money in exchange for something
to pay a fee, fine, tax, or debt
to pay for something, to suffer consequences
ба́бка
grandmother, pastern, knucklebone, mandrel
money, cash
old woman
заплати́ть
to pay, give money in exchange for something
to pay a fee, fine, tax, or debt
to pay for something, to suffer consequences
де́нежный
money (adj)
вы́ручить
help out, rescue
make (money), gain, net
фина́нсы
finances, money, financial position
откла́дывать
to postpone, reschedule
to lay
to save money
выруча́ть
help out, rescue
make (money), gain, net
де́нежка
half-copeck coin, a bit of money
меня́ла
money-changer, shroff
вы́платить
to pay out, disburse a sum of money in full
to pay off completely, settle a debt or obligation in full.
сэконо́мить
economize, economise
save (money, expenses)
затра́тить
spend/expend money/time/any resource with expectation of returning profit
выпла́чивать
to pay out, disburse money (e.g., wages, pensions, benefits, compensation), typically over time or on a regular basis.
to be in the process of paying off a debt, loan, or sum of money.
тра́титься
spend money, spend up
be being spent
халту́ра
botched job, hack-work, pot-boiler, money spinning side-line, side hustle
разменя́ть
change money (big bills into smaller ones)
копи́лка
piggy bank, money box (any shape)
деньжа́та
money, cash
расхо́доваться
spend, lay out money, be used up, be spent, be consumed
отва́ливать
pull off, heave off, lavish, pay out a large sum of money, push off, put off, cast off
ростовщи́к
usurer, money-lender
бога́тенький
fairly rich, somewhat wealthy, well-off (often with a hint of new money or slight condescension)
разбра́сываться
to be scattered, waste (money, resources), be careless with words, spread oneself too thin
прое́сть
to eat through, to gnaw through, to corrode, to eat away
to spend (all one's money) on food, to squander (money) on food
to bore to death (with nagging/complaints), to nag incessantly
раскоше́литься
come down with money, cough up
cough up the money
халту́рить
slack at work, do careless work, do hack-work, turn out pot-boilers, make money on the side
нака́пать
to drip
inform on someone
accumulate (money usually)
баш
money, cash, dough
проигра́ться
to lose everything (by gambling), to go broke, to gamble away one's money
прижи́мистый
stingy/tight with money (adj)
затра́чивать
spend/expend money/time/any resource with expectation of returning profit
проворова́ться
to embezzle, to misappropriate, to steal (money/goods entrusted to one), to be caught stealing
деньжо́нки
money, cash
ви́ра
fine (for murder), wergild, blood money
кубы́шка
money-box, dumpling
де́нежки
small money, pocket money, loose change
отмыва́ние
money laundering, laundering
аванси́ровать
advance money
бо́ны
cheques, vouchers, tokens, paper-money, boom, harbour boom
калы́м
bride-money, extra money made on the side
меня́льный
money-changing
наторгова́ть
gain by selling, sell for a certain amount of money
озолоти́ть
make golden, load with money
проса́живать
squander, lose (money), throw away (money)
lose
разме́нивать
change money (big bills into smaller ones)
раскоше́ливаться
come down with money, cough up
cough up the money
сребролюби́вый
money-loving, greedy for money
сребролю́бие
greed for money
стяжа́тель
grabber, money-grabber, person on the make
стяжа́тельство
money-grubbing
толстосу́м
money-bags
выи́грываться
to win back (money), to recover (losses)
to be won, to be played out (to a win)
прои́грываться
to lose all one's money, to gamble away
to be played, to be broadcast, to be recorded
ба́бки
money
издержа́ться
to spend all one's money, to run out of money, to be exhausted (financially)
разменя́ться
to exchange, to swap, to change (money)
кэш
cash, money
cache storage
зараба́тывание
earning, making money, gain, acquisition
чистога́н
cash, ready, money
шаба́шка
odd job, side job, freelance work, moonlighting
earnings from an odd job, extra money
шаба́шничать
to do odd jobs, to moonlight, to do unofficial work for extra money
проце́нтщица
usurer, loan shark, money lender
вка́чивать
to pump in, to inject
to pour in, to invest heavily, to pump (money/resources) into
вкача́ть
to pump in, to inject, to infuse
to upload, to transfer, to inject (money)
to invest (effort, skills), to infuse
бабло́
money, cash, dough, loot, moolah
вложи́ться
to invest, to put money into, to put effort into
вы́рученный
obtained, earned, gained, realized (profit), saved (money)
rescued, saved, helped out
загреба́емый
raked in, shoveled in, grabbed (money, wealth)
закола́чивавший
who was nailing up, who was boarding up
who was hammering in, who was driving in
who was earning, who was making money
зашибавший
earning, who earned, making money
издержа́вшийся
out of money, having spent all one's money, broke
наколачивавший
that was hammering in, that was nailing in
that was churning out, that was raking in (money)
that was beating up, that was thrashing
отмыва́вший
that was washing off, having washed off
that was laundering, having laundered (money)
отмыва́емый
washable, cleanable
laundered (money), launderable (money)
отмыва́ющий
washing off, scrubbing off, rinsing off
laundering (e.g., money laundering)
перечи́сливший
having listed, who has listed, having enumerated, who has enumerated
having transferred (money), who has transferred (money)
подгребаемый
being raked in, being swept in, being gathered
being appropriated, being raked in (money)
подзарабо́тавший
who has earned a bit, having earned some extra money
подраба́тывавший
part-time working, moonlighting, having earned extra money
подраба́тывающий
moonlighting, working part-time, earning extra money
поиздержа́вшийся
hard up, out of pocket, having spent a lot of money
прирабатывавший
who was earning extra money, who was moonlighting, who was doing odd jobs
проброса́вшийся
who has lost (much/all money) gambling, who has gambled away (much/all money)
прое́вший
having eaten through, having eaten away
having spent all one's money on food, having eaten one's way through money
проеда́ющий
eating away, eating through, corroding
squandering, consuming (money)
пропива́вший
who used to drink away (money/possessions), who had been squandering by drinking
проса́женный
wasted, squandered, lost (money)
hoarse, strained, lost (voice)
sagged, sunken, depressed (e.g., a seat)
просади́вший
having squandered, having gambled away, having blown (money)
разме́нивавший
exchanging, having exchanged, changing (money)
разме́нивающий
exchanging, changing (money), breaking (money)
разме́нивающийся
exchangeable, changeable (of money)
разме́нянный
changed, broken (of money)
разменя́вший
having changed (money), having broken (money)
having exchanged, having traded, having given up (for something less)
разменя́вшийся
having changed (money), having broken (a banknote)
having frittered away (one's potential/talents), having gotten bogged down (in trifles)
раскоше́ливающийся
spending, shelling out (money)
раскоше́лившийся
having spent money, having forked out
раскошённый
made to fork out, made to pay a lot, having shelled out (money)
ски́дывавшийся
chipping in, contributing (money), pooling (resources)
shedding, throwing off, taking off (clothing, a burden)
Examples
Если э́то покра́сишь жёлтым, убьёшь двух за́йцев одним вы́стрелом — и будет броса́ться в глаза, и сэконо́мишь де́ньги, потому что смо́жешь испо́льзовать кра́ску, кото́рая у тебя уже есть.
If you paint it yellow, you'll kill two birds with one stone: it'll stand out, and you'll save money because you can use paint you already have.
Де́ньги — э́то всё.
Money is everything.
Непра́ведно заработанное не заде́ржится надолго. Еди́нственный спо́соб сколоти́ть настоя́щий капита́л — заслужи́ть ка́ждую копе́йку.
Ill-gotten gains are short-lived. The only way to make real money is to earn every penny.
Некоторые экономи́сты полага́ют, что рабо́та домохозя́ек, будучи выраженной в деньга́х, соста́вила бы 25% валового проду́кта.
Some economists estimate that housewives' services, valued in money, would amount to about 25% of GNP.
Они кля́нчат у роди́телей де́нег.
They importune their parents for money.
Есть много де́нег.
There is a lot of money.
Мне нужно зарабо́тать де́ньги, чтобы купи́ть персона́льный компью́тер.
I have to make money to buy a personal computer.
Я сожале́ю, что растра́тил де́ньги.
I regret that I wasted the money.
У него не бы́ло доста́точно де́нег.
He did not have enough money.
Призовые де́ньги позво́лили мне отпра́виться в путеше́ствие вокруг све́та.
The prize money enabled me to go on a world cruise.
Значи́тельная денежная су́мма была́ выделена на национа́льную оборо́ну.
A considerable amount of money was appropriated for the national defense.
Бы́ло бы глупо потра́тить все их де́ньги.
It would be ridiculous to spend all their money.
Как вы зараба́тываете де́ньги?
How do you make your money?
Чтобы верну́ть его, мне пришло́сь заплати́ть большую су́мму.
I had to pay a large sum of money to get it back.
Будь у меня доста́точно де́нег, я бы купи́л компью́тер.
Had I had enough money, I would have bought that computer.
Он потре́бовал, чтобы она объясни́ла, как потра́тила де́ньги.
He required her to explain how she spent money.
Из-за потери де́нег он не смог отпра́виться за грани́цу.
The loss of money made it impossible for him to go abroad.
Он счита́л, что э́ти де́ньги ушли́ безвозвратно.
He regarded the money as gone.
Деньга́ми не компенси́ровать жизнь.
Money cannot compensate for life.
Она отказа́лась взять де́ньги.
She refused to take the money.
«Итак, где, чёрт возьми́, мои́ де́ньги?» - «У меня нет де́нег; я истра́тил их все на обе́д». - «Ты найдёшь де́нег». - «А иначе что?» - «Я отберу́ твой дом!» - «Блин!»
Now, where's my freaking money? "I don't have money; I spent all my money on dinner." "You will find money." "Or else what?" "I will seize your house!" "Shit!"



















