music russian
под
under, underneath, below
under, underneath
near, just outside, in the vicinity of
under, in, under the influence of
towards, just before, on the eve of
to (music), accompanied by
for, to be used as
down, downhill
in imitation of, -effect
му́зыка
music
слух
hearing, sense of hearing, ear (for music)
rumour, hearsay
news, sign, word
поп
priest (Orthodox), pope
pop, pop music, pop culture
pin, skittle
пульт
remote control, remote
control panel, console, control desk
music stand, lectern, desk
рок
rock, rock music
fate, doom, destiny
такт
tact (music)
заигра́ть
to begin to play, to strike up (a tune), to start up (music)
to begin to sparkle, to begin to shimmer, to start to play (of light)
to play to death, to wear out by playing too often
перекла́дывать
to move, to shift, to transfer, to put somewhere else
to shift off (blame), to pass on (responsibility), to foist
to rearrange, to restack, to reorder
to put too much (of something) in, to overdo (an ingredient)
to interlay, to pack (with something between layers)
to set (to music), to arrange, to transpose
to relay, to rebuild (brickwork)
ска
ska (music genre)
кла́ссика
classic, the classics, classical literature, classical music
пюпи́тр
music stand
desk, lectern, reading desk, reading stand
эм
letter M
electronic music
наи́грывать
to strum, to pick out (a tune), to play softly, to play (a tune) casually
to record (music), to lay down (a track), to cut (a record)
мелома́н
music lover
аккомпани́ровать
to accompany (music)
ха́ус
house (music), house (party)
пролива́ться
to spread or pour out (about light music etc)
to leak pour spill
to about clouds pouring out rain
аранжи́ровать
to arrange (music), to orchestrate
to arrange (flowers), to set out decoratively
дивертисме́нт
variety show, music-hall entertainment, divertissement
каска́дный
variety, music-hall
но́ты
sheet music, music (printed), score
блатня́к
criminal jargon, thieves' cant, criminal subculture music, Russian criminal chansons
и́грывать
to play (repeatedly, habitually), to perform (music)
наигра́ть
to strum, to pick out (a tune), to play (softly)
to feign, to affect, to put on (an act)
to record (music), to lay down (a track)
клипме́йкер
music video director, clipmaker
видеокли́п
video clip, music video
компони́ст
(outdated) composer of music
музици́рование
music-making, playing music
музици́ровать
to make music, to play music
расплёвываться
to deal with the consequences, to sort out a mess, to settle accounts, to face the music
пье́ска
a short play, a little play, a short piece (music)
ро́к-му́зыка
rock music
четырёхручный
four-handed (referring to music written for two pianos)
подтанцо́вывать
to dance along, to sway, to tap one's feet to music
поп-му́зыка
pop music
пританцо́вывающий
dancing a little, swaying (to music)
наи́грывающий
playing, performing (music)
пиликанный
badly played, scraped (of music/sound), fiddled
музици́рующий
music-making, playing music, performing music
музици́ровавший
who played music, who made music, having played music
попса́
pop music, mainstream pop
переложи́вший
having rearranged, having moved, having shifted, having transferred
having arranged (music), having transcribed, having adapted
гру́ппа
group, cluster, clump
band, musical group
музыка́нт
musician
музыка́льный
musical (adj)
орке́стр
orchestra(a large group of musicians who play many different instruments together and are led by a conductor), brass band, orchestra-pit
ля
A (musical note), la
но́та
musical note
гусёк
gosling, little goose
ogee moulding, gooseneck, planer handle, crane jib extension
game of the goose, board game with dice
folk musical instrument (a kind of pipe)
опере́тта
musical comedy, operetta
сопроводи́ть
to accompany, to escort, to see (someone somewhere)
to accompany (with), to append, to attach, to provide (with)
to accompany (musically), to play the accompaniment for
но́тный
musical
мю́зикл
musical
музыкально
musically
музыкове́д
musicologist
заста́вка
wallpaper (on a screen), screensaver, background image
jingle, station ident, musical interlude
opening titles, title sequence, opening credits
headpiece (ornamental), decorative band
ла
la (musical note), A (note)
la (in foreign names), la (foreign article)
мелодеклама́тор
reciter of poetry to musical accompaniment
мелодеклама́ция
recitation of poetry to musical accompaniment
музыка́льность
musicality
музыка́нтша
musician (female)
музыкове́дение
musicology, musical science
блу́зник
bluesman, blues musician, blues fan
кошкода́в
cat-strangler, cat-killer, cat torturer
bad musician (especially violinist), bungler, klutz
музыка́нтский
musician's, musical (referring to a musician's style or quality)
Examples
Are you interested in music?
Ей нра́вится русская поп-музыка.
She likes Russian pop music.
She has a genius for music.
Му́зыка фортепиа́но успока́ивает душу.
Piano music soothes the soul.
Э́тот рекла́мный ро́лик произво́дит си́льное впечатле́ние — особенно му́зыка. Она заде́рживается в голове́.
That commercial makes a strong impression - especially the music. It stays in your head.
Больше всего мне нра́вится поп-музыка.
My favorite music is pop music.
Ма́льчика исключи́ли из музыка́льной шко́лы, когда ему бы́ло 12.
The boy was expelled from music school when he was 12.
Я слы́шал, что в э́том году латиноамерика́нская му́зыка шту́рмом взяла́ музыка́льную индустри́ю.
I hear Latin music is taking the music industry by storm this year.
They were dancing to the music.
Говоря о класси́ческой му́зыке, кто твой люби́мый компози́тор?
Talking of classical music, who is your favorite composer?
That music gets on his nerves.
Му́зыка явля́ется универса́льным языко́м.
Music is the universal language.
Когда Джастин Бибер начал свою́ музыка́льную карье́ру, ему бы́ло четырнадцать лет.
When Justin Bieber started his music career, he was fourteen years old.
Э́та му́зыка заста́вила меня прослези́ться.
This music brought me to tears.
Мне нра́вится просыпаться под му́зыку.
I like waking up to music.
I'm interested in music.
Я не люблю́ класси́ческую му́зыку.
I don't like classical music.
Ему знако́ма совреме́нная му́зыка.
Modern music is familiar to him.
Я люблю́ слу́шать класси́ческую му́зыку.
I like to listen to classical music.
Му́зыка - э́то универса́льный язы́к.
Music is the universal language.
Я часто занима́юсь под му́зыку.
I often study while listening to music.
Люблю́ инструмента́льную му́зыку.
I like instrumental music.
Я люблю́ му́зыку, особенно класси́ческую.
I love music, particularly classical.
Му́зыка предназначена для души, как гимна́стика - для тела.
Music is to the soul what gymnastics is to the body.
Вы любите класси́ческую му́зыку, не так ли?
You like classical music, don't you?
Му́зыка име́ет волше́бное свойство утихоми́ривать ди́кого зве́ря.
Music has charms to soothe the savage beast.
Му́зыка доставля́ет нам большо́е удово́льствие.
Music affords us much pleasure.
У него выдаю́щийся музыка́льный тала́нт.
He has an outstanding talent for music.
Компози́торы сочиня́ют му́зыку.
Composers create music.
We study music.
Ми́стер Джонсон великоле́пный учи́тель му́зыки.
Mr. Johnson is a wonderful music teacher.
The music gradually died away.
Том интересу́ется францу́зской му́зыкой.
Tom is interested in French music.
Му́зыка доставля́ет лю́дям много удово́льствия.
People are given a lot of pleasure by music.
Класси́ческая му́зыка нра́вится мне больше, чем совреме́нная.
I like classical music more than modern music.
Э́то видео интересно тем, кто лю́бит класси́ческую му́зыку и в ча́стности виолонче́ль.
This video will interest those who like classical music, particularly cello music.
Он предпочитает модерную музыку классике.
He prefers modern music to classical music.



















