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  • де́ньги

    money, funds, cash

  • положи́ть

    to put, to lay, to place

    to put down (the receiver), to hang up

    to deposit, to pay in, to put (money) in the bank

    to let's say, to suppose, to assuming

    to devote, to expend, to put in (effort)

    to fix, to set, to establish

  • снима́ть

    to take off (clothes), to remove

    to take down, to take off, to take away

    to rent (an apartment), to rent (a room)

    to photograph, to film, to shoot (a movie)

    to withdraw (money)

    to relieve (pain), to ease (anxiety)

  • перевести́

    to translate, to interpret

    to transfer (to another place), to move, to relocate

    to transfer (money), to remit

  • прожи́ть

    to live (for a period), to live through, to spend (a period of one's life)

    to live (in a place), to reside, to stay

    to spend (money), to squander, to run through (money)

  • ба́бка

    grandma, granny, grandmother

    old woman, old lady

    money, cash, dough

    pastern, fetlock joint

    knucklebone

    headstock (of a lathe), mandrel

  • бума́жка

    small piece of paper, slip of paper, bit of paper

    banknote, bill (US), note (money)

  • сложи́ться

    to turn out, to work out, to develop (a certain way)

    to form, to take shape, to arise

    to mature (as), to develop (into), to become fully formed

    to be made up (of), to add up (from), to be composed (of)

    to chip in, to pool money, to contribute (money)

  • потяну́ть

    to pull, to draw, to haul, to drag

    to stretch out, to reach out, to draw up

    to drag out, to delay, to protract

    to afford, to manage (financially)

    to sprain, to pull (a muscle), to strain

    to weigh, to tip the scales at

    to drag (someone somewhere), to make (someone) go

    to lay (a cable), to run (a line)

    to drawl, to say slowly

    to extort, to wheedle out (money)

  • зарабо́тать

    to earn, to make (money)

    to start working, to start up, to kick in

    to earn oneself (something bad), to come down with, to land oneself (with)

  • перево́д

    translation, interpreting, interpretation

    transfer, transference, moving

    remittance, money transfer, money order

    conversion, converting

    waste, squandering

  • вы́тянуть

    to pull out, to draw out, to extract

    to stretch out, to extend

    to hold out, to endure, to last out

    to worm out (of somebody), to elicit, to get out (of somebody)

    to squeeze out (of somebody), to extract (money), to milk (somebody)

    to manage, to pull off, to cope with

    to bring up, to raise (with effort), to support

    to get (somebody) out of, to bring (somebody) out, to move (somebody) away

  • броса́ться

    to throw oneself, to hurl oneself, to fling oneself

    to catch the eye, to be striking, to stand out

    to rush, to dash, to hurry

    to throw at each other, to pelt one another

    to throw around (money), to squander, to be careless with

  • внести́

    to carry in, to bring in

    to enter, to insert, to include

    to pay in, to deposit, to contribute (money)

    to put forward, to submit, to table

    to make (changes), to introduce, to bring about, to contribute

  • отложи́ть

    to postpone, to put off, to reschedule

    to put aside, to lay aside, to set aside

    to save, to put away, to set aside (money)

  • де́нежный

    money (adj)

  • зараба́тывать

    to earn, to make (money)

    to earn oneself (something bad), to bring upon oneself

  • переводи́ть

    to translate, to interpret

    to transfer, to move, to shift

    to remit, to transfer (money)

    to take across, to lead across

    to convert

    to move up into the next form, to promote (to the next year)

    to use up, to squander, to waste

    to exterminate, to wipe out

  • прожива́ть

    to reside, to live, to be domiciled

    to spend (money), to squander, to run through (money)

  • швырну́ть

    to fling, to hurl, to throw, to toss

    to squander, to waste, to throw away (money)

  • забира́ть

    to pick up, to collect, to fetch

    to take away, to take possession of, to withdraw (money)

    to seize

    to veer, to swerve

    to take in (a garment)

  • вы́ручить

    to help out, to rescue, to bail out

    to make (money), to net, to take in

  • фина́нсы

    finances, money, financial position

  • мота́ть

    to wind, to wind up, to reel

    to shake (one's head), to wag, to swing

    to squander, to waste, to blow (money)

    to beat it, to clear off, to get lost

  • накопи́ть

    to accumulate, to amass, to build up

    to save up, to put aside (money)

  • вкла́дывать

    to invest, to put (money) into

    to put in, to insert, to enclose

    to contribute, to put (effort) into, to pour (one's heart) into

  • откла́дывать

    to postpone, to put off, to delay, to reschedule

    to put aside, to lay aside, to put down

    to save (money), to set aside (money), to put by

  • швыря́ть

    to fling, to hurl, to toss, to throw

    to squander, to throw away (money), to waste

  • выруча́ть

    to help out, to come to the rescue, to bail out

    to make (money), to take in, to net, to gain

  • подбра́сывать

    to toss up, to throw up, to throw into the air

    to give a lift, to drop off, to take along (by car)

    to add (fuel or money), to put on more, to throw on (wood)

    to plant stealthily, to slip in secretly

    to bring up (reinforcements), to send up, to supply additionally

  • перечи́слить

    to enumerate, to list, to name one by one

    to transfer (money), to remit

    to transfer (to another department), to reassign

  • де́нежка

    half-copeck coin, a bit of money

  • меня́ла

    money-changer, shroff

  • грести́

    to row, to paddle, to scull

    to rake, to rake together

    to rake in (money)

  • чистя́к

    pilewort, figroot, lesser celandine

    neat freak, clean freak, tidy person

    clean money

    pure stuff, uncut drug

  • перечисля́ть

    to enumerate, to list, to name one by one

    to transfer (money), to remit

    to transfer (to another post), to reassign

  • сэконо́мить

    to save (money or time), to conserve

    to economize, to economise, to make savings

  • всади́ть

    to plunge, to thrust in, to stick in, to drive in

    to put (a bullet into), to pump (a bullet into), to fire (into)

    to sink (money into), to pour (money into)

  • затра́тить

    to spend/expend money/time/any resource with expectation of returning profit

  • перехва́тывать

    to intercept, to catch

    to shift one's grip on, to grab hold of differently

    to borrow (money briefly), to scrape together a loan

    to tie round, to gird

  • отмы́ть

    to wash clean, to wash off, to wash out, to scrub clean

    to launder (money)

    to wash away, to carry away (of water)

  • пощади́ть

    to spare, to show mercy to, to have mercy on

    to spare (effort or money), to stint, to hold back

  • тра́титься

    to spend money, to incur expenses, to splash out

    to be spent, to be used up, to go (of money)

  • заи́мствовать

    to borrow, to adopt, to take over

    to borrow (a word)

    to borrow (money)

  • у́хать

    to hoot (of an owl), to boom, to crash, to make a dull loud sound

    to whack, to slap, to bang (hit hard), to thump

    to fall heavily, to plunge, to tumble down

    to squander, to blow (money), to spend in one go

  • халту́ра

    botched job, hack-work, pot-boiler, money spinning side-line

  • вы́сосать

    to suck out, to suck dry, to draw out by sucking

    to bleed dry, to fleece, to squeeze (money) out of

  • сори́ть

    to litter, to make a mess, to throw rubbish about

    to squander, to waste, to throw away (money)

  • сшиба́ть

    to knock down, to knock off, to knock over

    to make (money), to scrounge, to rake in

  • размота́ть

    to unwind, to uncoil, to unreel, to unroll

    to squander, to blow (money), to fritter away

  • погна́ться

    to chase after, to give chase, to run after, to set off in pursuit

    to chase after (money or fame), to pursue, to go after

  • зана́чка

    stash, hidden savings, nest egg, money put by

    secret hiding place, stash spot, hidey-hole

    fallback, backup option, something in reserve

  • разма́тывать

    to unwind, to unreel, to uncoil, to unroll

    to squander, to fritter away, to blow (money)

  • продува́ть

    to blow through, to blow out, to purge, to scavenge (an engine)

    to lose (a game), to gamble away, to lose (money)

  • разменя́ть

    to change money (big bills into smaller ones)

  • копи́лка

    piggy bank, money box (any shape)

  • подки́дывать

    to toss up, to throw up, to throw into the air

    to toss on, to add (fuel), to throw on

    to throw in (an idea), to suggest, to slip (money)

    to plant (secretly), to foist on, to palm off on

    to give a lift, to drop off, to run somebody somewhere

  • деньжа́та

    money, cash

  • нажива́ть

    to acquire, to make (money), to gain, to amass

    to incur, to bring on oneself, to catch (an illness), to make (enemies)

  • киса́

    (dated) drawstring pouch, money bag

  • нали́чность

    cash, cash in hand, ready money

    amount on hand, stock on hand, holdings

  • выса́сывать

    to suck out, to suck dry, to draw out (by sucking)

    to bleed dry, to fleece, to exploit, to squeeze money out of

  • зашиби́ть

    to hurt, to bruise, to bang (a limb)

    to rake in (money), to make a pile, to make big money

    to drink hard, to hit the bottle

  • расхо́доваться

    to spend, to lay out money, to be used up, to be spent

  • прокрути́ть

    to scroll

    to play, to play back, to put on

    to turn, to spin, to rotate

    to run through (in one's mind), to turn over (in one's head)

    to turn over (money), to put into circulation

  • пропива́ть

    to drink away (money), to squander on drink, to spend on drink

    to ruin by drinking, to drink away (one's health)

  • ростовщи́к

    usurer, money-lender

  • прокру́чивать

    to scroll

    to play, to play back

    to turn, to rotate, to spin

    to circulate (money), to turn over (money)

  • 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)

  • бога́тенький

    fairly rich, somewhat wealthy, well-off (often with a hint of new money or slight condescension)

  • разбра́сываться

    to be scattered, to waste (money, resources), to be careless with words, to 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 nag to death, to bore to death (with nagging), to nag incessantly

  • раскоше́литься

    to cough up (money), to fork out, to shell out, to come down with money

  • разводя́щий

    corporal of the guard, guard commander

    breeding, raising, cultivating, growing

    diluting, thinning, dissolving

    separating, parting, pulling apart

    divorcing

    lighting (a fire), kindling, starting (a fire)

    conning out of money, making (someone) pay up, shaking down

    conning, duping, taking in, stringing along

    reconciling, bringing to agreement, appeasing, pacifying

  • нака́пать

    to pour out in drops, to put drops in, to drip (medicine)

    to drip, to drip onto, to spill in drops, to stain with drops

    to inform on, to denounce, to squeal on

    to accumulate, to add up, to mount up (of money)

  • баш

    money, cash, dough

  • проигра́ться

    to lose everything (by gambling), to go broke, to gamble away one's money

  • прогада́ть

    to miscalculate, to lose out, to make a bad bargain, to misjudge

    to spend money on fortune-telling, to spend time telling fortunes

  • прижи́мистый

    stingy/tight with money (adj)

  • затра́чивать

    to 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

  • фальшивомоне́тчик

    counterfeiter, forger (of money)

  • деньжо́нки

    money, cash

  • ви́ра

    fine (for murder), wergild, blood money

  • кубы́шка

    money-box, piggy bank

    dumpling (plump person), little butterball

    clay pot, earthenware jug

    yellow water lily, spatterdock (Nuphar)

  • сберега́ть

    to keep safe, to preserve, to keep

    to protect (from harm), to spare, to take care of

    to save (money), to economize

  • взя́тка

    bribe, bribery money

    trick (in cards)

  • де́нежки

    small money, pocket money, loose change

  • отмыва́ние

    money laundering, laundering

  • аванси́ровать

    to advance money

  • бо́ны

    cheques, vouchers, tokens, paper-money

  • выга́дывать

    to save (time or money), to gain

    to profit, to benefit, to gain an advantage

  • живогло́т

    ruthless self-seeker, bloodsucker, money-grubber, shark

    glutton, greedy eater

  • калы́м

    bride-money, extra money made on the side

  • крохобо́рство

    penny-pinching, pettiness about money, niggardliness

    hairsplitting, narrow pedantry, fussing over trifles

  • куш

    large sum, jackpot, big money, killing

    bribe, kickback, hush money

  • меня́льный

    money-changing

  • 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

  • настри́чь

    to shear (a quantity of wool), to clip

    to cut into small bits, to snip up (a quantity)

    to rake in (money), to make a packet

  • наторгова́ть

    to gain by selling, to sell for a certain amount of money

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