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muscle russian

  • мы́шца

    muscle

  • 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)

  • му́скул

    muscle

  • растяну́ть

    to stretch, to stretch out, to extend

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

    to stretch (shoes), to widen, to make baggy

    to drag out, to prolong, to spread out (over time)

  • растяже́ние

    sprain, strain (of a muscle)

    stretching, extension, tension (tensile)

  • то́нус

    tone, tonus, muscle tone

    vitality, energy, spirits, shape

  • релье́ф

    terrain, topography, relief, lay of the land

    relief

    muscle definition, muscle relief

  • нарасти́ть

    to increase, to build up, to expand, to step up

    to lengthen, to extend, to splice on

    to grow, to cultivate, to raise

    to grow (nails or hair), to build up (muscle)

  • потя́нутый

    strained, pulled (muscle)

  • прима́заться

    to attach oneself (to), to tag along, to muscle in, to cash in (on)

    to grease one's hair, to gel one's hair, to pomade one's hair

    to add to the stake, to raise the stake

  • ка́чка

    rocking, tossing, pitching, roll

    pumping iron, muscle training, working out

  • прима́зываться

    to attach oneself (to), to worm one's way in, to muscle in, to jump on the bandwagon

    to grease one's hair, to slick down one's hair, to pomade one's hair

    to add to the stake, to raise the stake

  • тони́ческий

    tonic, accentual, stress-based

    tonic, of muscle tone

  • нака́чивающий

    pumping, inflating

    muscle-building, strength-building, developing (muscles)

  • потяну́вший

    strained, pulled (of a muscle or ligament)

  • надорва́вший

    overstrained, torn, ruptured (e.g., muscle, ligament); hoarse (voice)

  • вы́качаться

    to be pumped out, to be extracted

    to build muscle, to get fit, to bulk up

  • напряга́ть

    to strain, to tense up, to flex (muscles), to exert

    to stress out, to get on someone's nerves, to bother, to be a pain

  • пресс

    press

    abs, abdominal muscles, six-pack

  • подтяну́ть

    to pull up, to haul up, to draw closer

    to tighten, to pull tight, to tone (muscles)

    to bring up, to move up, to deploy closer

    to bring up to standard, to improve, to tighten up (discipline)

    to join in singing, to chime in (with a song)

  • нака́чивать

    to pump up, to inflate

    to build up (muscles)

    to infuse, to inject (with ideas), to indoctrinate

  • накача́ться

    to build up one's muscles, to get buff, to bulk up

    to get drunk, to get loaded, to get plastered

    to swing one's fill, to have enough of swinging

  • подкача́ться

    to bulk up, to build up one's muscles, to get buff, to get in shape

    to get pumped up (a bit more), to be inflated

  • перека́чанный

    over-inflated, overpumped

    overtrained, overdeveloped (muscles)

  • разогре́тый

    warmed-up, reheated, heated

    warmed-up (muscles), limbered up, in the mood (audience)

  • перекача́ться

    to overtrain, to overpump muscles, to become overly muscular

  • перека́ченный

    over-pumped, over-inflated, over-trained (muscles), overdeveloped (muscles)

  • накача́вший

    having pumped up, having inflated

    having built up muscles, muscular

  • перекача́вшийся

    overtrained, overdeveloped (muscles)

  • сведе́ние

    reduction, removal, cutting down

    bringing together, merging, combining, mixing

    cramp, contraction (of muscles)

  • пережа́ться

    to be squeezed too tightly, to be over-constricted, to be pinched

    to tense up, to contract strongly, to clench (of muscles)

  • перекача́вший

    overtrained, overdeveloped (muscles), overbuilt

    overinflated, overpumped

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