much russian
о́чень
very, very much, greatly
мно́го
much
many
a lot of, plenty of
ско́лько
how much, how many
лес
woods, forest
timber, lumber (singular only)
scaffolding, (plural only)
much, many (figurative)
сли́шком
too (much), too (more than enough)
сто́лько
so much, so many, as much
гора́здо
much, far, by far, way
it's much, far, by far
насто́лько
so much, to such a degree, extent
наско́лько
how much, as far as, so far as
to what degree
аж
even / all the way (as a filler word to emphasise the statement)
as many as / as much as / as long as
молчали́вый
not fond of talking much
understood or done without words
растеря́ть
Lose what you have (all or much)
Gradually losing someone or something
чересчу́р
too
way over, too much
намно́го
way (more, much) or (less)
ши́бко
much, smartly, quickly, hard
суще́ственно
significantly, substantially, considerably, greatly, much, dramatically, essentially, materially, drastically, fundamentally
почём
How much (does it cost)
насмотре́ться
see a lot, see as much as one wanted, see enough, have a good look
нева́жный
unimportant, poor, indifferent, not much of a
перекла́дывать
shift, move, transfer, shift off, interlay, set up, put in, again, put too much, arrange, transpose
чрезме́рно
too (much), excessively, extremely, unduly
нипочём
doesn't do much (no problem, is dirt-cheap)
never (ever), by no means, not for the world
хрома́ть
limp, be lame
be poor
leave much to be desired, be far from perfect, not be up to standard
пода́вно
so much the more, all the more
смешли́вый
risible, much given to laughter, easily amused
перебо́р
sorting (sequential search)
excess (too much, surplus)
sequential sounds (instruments, bells etc.), busting / fingering (running over the strings)
многова́то
a bit too much, a bit too thick
некази́стый
plain, homely, not much to look at
перекури́ть
have smoked many sorts of tobacco, have smoked too much, have a short break for smoking
пересы́пать
sprinkle, intersperse, pour too much, put too much
пересыпа́ть
sprinkle, intersperse, pour too much, put too much
накупи́ть
buy(much), give a good bathe
вы́страдать
to suffer, endure
to gain/achieve through much suffering
облагоде́тельствовать
show much favour, do much good
премно́го
very much, extremely
расква́сить
to over-ferment, to sour (too much), to over-pickle
to smash, to pulp, to bloody (a nose), to break (a nose)
объе́зжий
frequented, much-travelled, beaten (track)
максима́льно
maximally
as much as possible
тем
the, so much the
сто́лько-то
so much
втройне
three times as much
зака́рмливать
overfeed, feed too much
икри́стый
roed, containing much roe
малоупотреби́тельный
rare, not much in use, little-used
многоговоря́щий
expressive, saying much, revealing
наеда́ть
eat so much, develop by eating
наклю́каться
get sozzled, have had a drop too much
настрада́ться
suffer much, go through a lot
нахохота́ться
have laughed much, have had a good laugh
нашуме́вший
sensational, much-talked-of
недёшево
at a considerable price, by spending much time, energy
опа́ивать
injure by giving too much to drink, poison
переку́ривать
have smoked many sorts of tobacco, have smoked too much, have a short break for smoking
перему́читься
have suffered very much
перепа́ивать
solder all over again, give too much to drink, make drunk, ply with too much wine, water too much
перепа́ривать
stew too much
переса́ливать
put too much salt, overdo it, go too far
пересласти́ть
make too sweet, put too much sugar, over-sweeten
пересо́л
too much salt
перестрада́ть
suffer, have suffered, have gone through much suffering
подгуля́ть
have a drop too much, be far from good, be poorish
сам-дру́г
with one other, two, not alone but accompanied by another person, double, twice as much
сам-третей
with two others, three times as much
переглота́ть
to swallow all, to swallow everything, to swallow one after another, to swallow too much
доката́ться
to ride (too much) and get into trouble, to keep riding until something bad happens
переката́ться
to ride too much, to over-ride
закорми́ть
overfeed, feed too much
натру́живать
to overstrain, to strain, to exert too much
вы́страдавший
hard-suffering, much-suffering, having suffered much
hard-won, earned through suffering, achieved through torment
заболта́вший
having talked too much, having chattered away, having distracted with talk
заболта́вшийся
having talked too much, having chattered away, having got carried away in conversation
завра́вшийся
habitually lying, caught in one's lies, having lied too much
заговори́вшийся
having talked too long, having talked too much, having gotten carried away in conversation
загуля́вшийся
who has overstayed one's welcome, who has lingered too long, who has partied too much, who has been out too long
зака́танный
rolled up, canned, jarred, preserved
worn out, well-trodden, much-used, grooved
захва́ставшийся
boastful, overly boastful, one who has boasted too much
зашёптанный
much-whispered, whispered about, rumored
исколешённый
much-traveled, well-trodden, traversed extensively
исхо́женный
well-trodden, much-frequented, much-walked
мусси́ровавший
widely discussed, much-talked-about, circulated, spread
муссированный
much talked about, widely discussed, highlighted, circulated
муссируемый
widely discussed, circulated, much talked about
нада́ренный
much-gifted, laden with gifts, having received many gifts
надава́вший
having given out a lot, having handed out much, having distributed a great deal
наму́чившийся
having suffered much, worn out by suffering, having gone through a lot of hardship
намы́кавшийся
hard-suffering, having suffered much, having endured many hardships, having been through a lot
наобе́щанный
promised, much-promised
настрада́вшийся
Having suffered much, much-suffering, long-suffering
насу́ливший
having promised (much), having portended (much)
натерпе́вшийся
having suffered much, long-suffering, having been through a lot
нахваливаемый
praised, extolled, highly praised, much-praised
начитывающий
reading (a lot), who reads (a lot), well-read (as an attribute of someone who reads much)
recording (audio), narrating
обкури́вший
high (from smoking), stoned, having smoked too much
обсусоливаемый
much-discussed, chewed over, dwelled on, lingered over
объе́вшийся
overstuffed, overeaten, stuffed (from eating too much)
пере́гнутый
overbent, bent too much
перебра́вший
Drunk, tipsy, inebriated, having had too much to drink
передави́вший
having over-crushed, having excessively pressed, having squashed too much
having strangled, having suffocated, having overpowered
передува́вший
overblowing, having overblown (e.g., air, pressure), that was blowing too much
перее́денный
overeaten, having eaten too much, full (from overeating)
Examples
Ничего осо́бенного.
Nothing much.
Врач посове́товал ему ме́ньше рабо́тать.
The doctor advised him to stop working too much.
И хотя ее больше нет с нами, я зна́ю, что моя́ ба́бушка наблюда́ет за мной, также как и моя́ семья́, кото́рая сде́лала меня тем, кто я есть. Мне не хвата́ет их в э́тот ве́чер. Я зна́ю, что мой долг пе́ред ними невозможно оплати́ть. Мое́й сестре́ Ма́йе, мое́й сестре́ Альме, всем остальны́м мои́м бра́тьям и сестрам, огро́мное вам спасибо за ту подде́ржку, кото́рую вы мне оказа́ли.
And while she's no longer with us, I know my grandmother's watching, along with the family that made me who I am. I miss them tonight. I know that my debt to them is beyond measure. To my sister Maya, my sister Alma, all my other brothers and sisters, thank you so much for all the support that you've given me. I'm grateful to them.
Мой оте́ц неразгово́рчив.
My father doesn't really talk much.
И какова́ дополни́тельная пла́та?
How much was the additional charge?
Её о́бувь изна́шивается гораздо быстре́е, чем моя́.
Her boots wear out much more quickly than mine.
Она посове́товала ему не есть так много.
She advised him not to eat too much.
Джон уе́хал, даже не попрощавшись.
John went away without so much as saying good-by.
Я не жа́жду бога́тства.
I don't have much desire for wealth.
Во вре́мя Обона на железнодоро́жных ста́нциях большая неразбери́ха.
During Obon there is much confusion at train stations.
Измене́ния гла́сных во многом связаны с о́бщими моде́лями ударе́ния, соотносимыми с ка́ждым словом.
This vowel change has much to do with the overall accent pattern assigned to each word.
От чрезме́рного куре́ния по́ртится го́лос.
Too much smoking tends to injure the voice.
Вре́мя от вре́мени возника́ет предложе́ние по сно́су горячо люби́мого зда́ния, чтобы освободи́ть ме́сто под но́вый многоквартирный дом, и э́то поднима́ет волну проте́ста.
From time to time, a proposal to pull down a much-loved old building to make room for a new block of flats, raises a storm of angry protest.
Приготовле́ние пищи отнима́ет слишком много вре́мени.
Cooking takes up too much time.
В А́нглии официа́нт спроси́л нас, сколько пи́ва мы хоти́м. Полпинты или пи́нту? Так как мы всё ещё не зна́ли, сколько э́то будет, мы попроси́ли его показа́ть нам стака́ны.
In England the waiter asked us: how much beer would you like? A half pint, or a pint? Because we still didn't know how much that was, we asked him to show us the glasses.
Страда́ете от избы́тка в жи́зни энтузиа́зма? Испы́тываете слишком много сча́стья? Чрезмерно восто́рженны? Всё вокруг слишком здорово, и вы не мо́жете сде́рживаться? Не беспоко́йтесь — лече́ние есть. Посмотрите матч Джокович-Симон в 4-м кру́ге Australian Open-2016.
Are you suffering from too much excitement in your life? Are you experiencing too much happiness? Are you feeling too elated? Is everything around you going too well and you can't seem to contain it? Worry no more, because there is a cure. Watch Djokovic—Simon, 2016 Australian Open 4R.



















