night-night russian
ночь
night
но́чью
at night, by night
ночно́й
night, nightly, nocturnal
переспа́ть
to sleep with (someone), to go to bed with (someone)
to spend the night, to stay overnight
to oversleep, to sleep too long
проспа́ть
to oversleep
to sleep through (something), to miss by sleeping
to sleep (for a stretch of time), to sleep through (the night)
ночева́ть
to spend the night
переночева́ть
to spend the night
сова́
owl
night owl, late riser
но́чка
little night, pleasant night, short night, night-time
мальчи́шник
stag party, bachelor party
boys' night, men-only get-together
круглосу́точно
around the clock, 24 hours a day, day and night, non-stop
соче́льник
Christmas Eve
Eve of the Epiphany, Twelfth Night
ночле́г
lodging for the night
заночева́ть
to stay the night, to spend the night, to stay overnight
ночёвка
overnight stay, staying the night, night's lodging
roosting, night rest (of animals)
гастроли́ровать
to tour, to be on tour, to do a one-night stand
ночни́к
night-lamp, night-light
бай-ба́й
beddy-bye, night-night, rock-a-bye
bye-bye, bye
полуно́чник
night owl, night person
nightjar, goatsucker
че́пчик
night cap, bonnet
стульча́к
lavatory seat, toilet seat
commode, close stool, night stool
но́щно
at night, by night, nightly
вече́рник
evening student, night-school student, student in evening classes
evening-shift worker, late-shift worker
заморо́зка
freezing, deep-freezing
ground frost, night frost
зарни́ца
An instantaneous flash of light without thunder in the sky at night or in the evening
все́нощная
night-service
козодо́й
goatsucker, night-jar
пересыпа́ть
to pour (into another container), to transfer (dry goods), to decant (grain or sugar)
to sprinkle, to strew (between layers), to intersperse, to interlard (speech)
to pour too much, to put in too much
to stay overnight, to spend the night
to sleep with (someone), to have sex
ночу́ющий
overnight, staying overnight, spending the night
ночле́жник
dosser, doss-house dweller, inmate of a night shelter
overnight guest, person staying the night
гастролёрша
touring performer, guest artist (female), visiting actress
casual worker, itinerant worker, fly-by-night worker
полуно́чница
night-owl
прока́шлять
to cough (for a while), to cough (all night etc.)
to cough up, to clear by coughing
вечерело
night was falling
вечо́р
last night, yesternight
ночева́вший
having spent the night, who spent the night
лучи́ть
to hunt (fish, etc.) at night with a spotlight
куросле́пник
buttercup (Ranunculus), night-blindness plant, blinding-weed
переночева́вший
having spent the night, who spent the night, overnighted
заночева́вший
who spent the night, having spent the night
ночно́е
night pasturing of horses, night watch over grazing horses
night fishing
Examples
Я вчера́ ви́дел удиви́тельный сон.
I had a strange dream last night.
Они продолжа́ли разгова́ривать всю ночь.
They went on talking all night.
Он посмотре́л на ночное не́бо.
He looked up at the night sky.
На ночь мы останови́лись в гости́нице у о́зера.
We put up at a lakeside hotel for the night.
My house was broken into last night.
Я пожела́л ей споко́йной но́чи.
I wished her a good night.
Про́шлой но́чью он смотре́л по телеви́зору баскетбо́л.
He watched a basketball game on TV last night.
Я осозна́л опа́сность СПИДа после того́, как вчера́ вечером посмотре́л документа́льный фильм.
The danger of AIDS came home to me when I saw a documentary film on it last night.
Good night.
Что случи́лось про́шлой но́чью?
What happened last night?
Звезды́, мерцавшие в ночно́м не́бе, вы́глядели как драгоце́нные ка́мни.
The stars twinkling in the night sky looked like jewels.
I studied last night.
I studied last night.
Вы смотре́ли телеви́зор вчера́ вечером?
Did you watch TV last night?
Tom talked all night.
Э́то была́ тёмная, безлу́нная ночь.
It was a dark night, with no moon.
Она подхвати́ла просту́ду про́шлой но́чью.
She caught a cold last night.
Let's dance all night long!
She cried all night.
I cried all night long.
В Хорва́тии есть фильм под назва́нием «До́лгая тёмная ночь». Фильм зака́нчивается обнадёживающим утвержде́нием, что после ка́ждой тёмной но́чи непременно засия́ет свет со́лнца.
In Croatia, there is a film called “A Long, Dark Night.” The film ends with the hopeful assertion that after every dark night, the light of the sun will inevitably shine.



















