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  • за

    behind

    for, in favour of

    at, by

    for, because of

    behind, over (to the other side of)

    at (sitting down), to

    in, within, over (a period), for (a whole period)

    after, following

    for, per, a

    for

    for, instead of, on behalf of

    over, during, at

    beyond, on the far side of

    out of (town), in the country, to the country

    over, more than

  • друго́й

    other, another, another thing, something else

  • ино́й

    other, different, some other

    some, some people, certain ones

    one or another

  • разгова́ривать

    to talk, to speak, to converse, to chat

    to be on speaking terms, to speak to each other

    to get (sb) talking, to draw (sb) into conversation

  • зато́

    but (to make up for it), in return, but then

    on the other hand, but (for all that)

  • про́чее

    other

  • наоборо́т

    on the contrary, quite the opposite

    the other way around, vice versa, the opposite

    inside out, back to front, the wrong way

  • про́чий

    other, further, miscellaneous, sundry

    remaining, the rest of

  • меня́ться

    to change, to alter

    to swap, to exchange (with each other), to take turns

  • др

    other, another, and others (и др.), etc. (и др.)

    ancient, antique, Old- (in language names)

  • 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

  • руга́ться

    to swear, to curse, to use bad language

    to swear at (someone), to curse (someone)

    to quarrel, to argue, to fight, to call each other names

  • ви́деться

    to see each other, to meet

  • столкну́ться

    to collide, to crash into each other

    to encounter, to face, to run into, to come up against

    to bump into (someone), to run into (someone), to come across (someone)

  • перебра́ться

    to move (to a new home), to relocate, to resettle

    to get across, to cross over, to make it to the other side

    to climb over, to get onto, to clamber over

  • ста́лкиваться

    to collide, to crash into each other, to bump into each other

    to run into (someone), to bump into (someone), to come across

    to face (a problem), to encounter, to be confronted with

  • навали́ться

    to lean heavily on, to press against with one's weight, to bear down on

    to descend on, to come crashing down, to befall

    to pile on, to fall one on top of the other, to pile up

    to put one's back into it, to set to with a will, to go at it hard

  • переоде́ться

    to change one's clothes, to change (into other clothes)

    to disguise oneself, to dress up (as somebody)

  • уви́деться

    to see each other

  • запахну́ть

    to wrap over (a garment), to fold over, to lay one over the other

    to slam shut, to shut abruptly

  • пересчита́ть

    to count, to count up, to count out

    to recount, to count again, to recalculate, to check (a calculation)

    to convert (into other units), to recalculate (in another currency)

  • полови́нка

    half, half piece

    leaf (of a door), wing (of a window)

    soulmate, other half, better half

  • свида́нье

    date, rendezvous, appointment, meeting

    reunion, seeing each other again

    visit, visiting time

  • поменя́ться

    to change, to alter

    to swap, to exchange (with each other), to trade places

  • разъе́хаться

    to depart in different directions, to disperse, to drive off in different directions, to go their separate ways

    to pass each other, to get past one another

    to miss each other

    to separate, to move apart, to start living separately

    to slide apart, to come apart, to fall to pieces

  • ря́дышком

    side by side, next to each other, alongside

    nearby, close by, right here

  • пересчи́тывать

    to count again, to re-count, to count over

    to recalculate, to recompute, to reassess

    to convert (into other units), to express (in another currency)

  • наперебо́й

    in eager rivalry, vying with each other

  • ты́каться

    to knock (against), to bump (into), to poke (into)

    to run about, to dart to and fro, to poke about

    to be on familiar terms, to use 'ты' with each other

  • перепи́сываться

    to correspond (by letter), to write to each other, to exchange letters

  • пересека́ться

    to intersect, to cross, to meet

    to cross paths, to run into each other, to meet up

  • категори́ческий

    categorical (does not allow for other interpretations) (прилагательный)

  • повида́ться

    to see, to meet, to see each other

  • столкну́ть

    to push off, to push down, to shove off

    to push together, to knock together, to cause to collide

    to set at odds, to bring into conflict, to pit against each other

  • соприкаса́ться

    to touch (each other), to be in contact, to come into contact

    to come into contact (with), to have dealings, to overlap

  • потусторо́нний

    otherworldly, of the other world, beyond the grave

    supernatural, eerie, unearthly

  • разъезжа́ться

    to disperse, to depart in different directions, to drive off in different directions, to leave one by one

    to pass each other, to pass one another, to get past each other

    to miss each other, to fail to meet

    to separate, to move apart, to stop living together

    to slide apart, to slip apart, to slip out from under one

    to fall to pieces, to come apart, to fray apart

  • сближа́ть

    to bring closer together, to draw together, to unite

    to bring closer together, to move nearer to each other

  • ла́яться

    to quarrel, to bicker, to squabble, to swear at each other

    to bark, to bark at each other

  • хитре́ц

    slyboots( a person who avoids showing or telling other people what he or she is thinking or intending)

  • перебра́сываться

    to toss to each other, to bandy, to exchange (words)

    to spread (of fire), to jump over, to leap across

    to cross over, to go over (to the other side), to defect

  • ста́лкивать

    to push off, to shove down, to push down

    to knock together, to make collide, to bring into collision

    to bring together, to bring face to face, to throw together

    to pit against each other, to set at odds, to play off against each other

  • примени́мый

    applicable, usable

    suitable, fitting, apt

    transferable, extendable to other cases

  • размину́ться

    to miss each other, to cross each other

    to pass each other, to get past each other, to squeeze past

  • заре́чный

    situated on the other bank of the rive, over the river

  • толкотня́

    A situation when people push each other out of crowding

  • пошепта́ться

    to whisper (to each other), to have a whispered conversation

  • переби́ться

    to get by, to manage somehow, to scrape by, to make do

    to break, to get broken, to get smashed

    to interrupt each other, to cut each other off

  • перебива́ться

    to get by, to keep going, to make both ends meet, to scrape by

    to interrupt each other, to cut each other off

    to get broken, to be smashed

  • пересе́чься

    to intersect, to cross, to meet (of lines)

    to meet up, to cross paths, to run into each other

  • натрави́ть

    to set (a dog) on, to sic (a dog) on

    to incite (against), to stir up (against), to egg on

    to set against each other, to play off against each other

  • гры́зться

    to squabble, to bicker, to wrangle, to fight

    to bite each other, to fight (of animals), to snap at each other

  • бры́згаться

    to splash, to splash each other

  • расцелова́ться

    to exchange kisses, to kiss each other

  • сбли́зить

    to bring closer together, to draw together, to make friends of

    to bring closer together, to move nearer to each other

  • наме́дни

    the other day, recently, lately, not long ago

    nowadays, these days, at present

  • переодева́ние

    changing clothes, change of clothes, changing (into other clothes)

    dressing up (in costume), disguising oneself, masquerade

    cross-dressing, transvestism

  • заре́чье

    part of town, on the other side of the river

  • како́й-то

    some, a certain, some … or other

    some kind of, a sort of, something like

  • ря́дом

    next to, beside, by, alongside

    nearby, close by, near, next door

    side by side, next to each other

  • ка́к-то

    somehow, in some way

    once, one day, the other day

    namely, that is, such as

  • остальны́е

    the other, the remaining, the rest

  • как-ника́к

    after all, when all is said and done, all the same

    somehow or other, more or less, to some extent

  • ау́каться

    to halloo to each other

  • бода́ться

    to butt, to butt each other

  • заозёрный

    on the other side of, the lake

  • кутья́

    A dish of rice or other cereals with honey or raisins which is eaten at funerals and wakes

  • лиза́ться

    to make out, to smooch, to kiss (passionately)

    to lick oneself, to lick each other

  • ли́тер

    document (designated by a specific letter) for the right to free or discounted travel or use of other services

  • отку́да-либо

    from somewhere or other

  • отку́да-нибудь

    from somewhere or other

  • переменя́ться

    to change, to alter, to shift

    to swap (with each other), to exchange (mutually)

  • переруга́ться

    to fall out (with everyone), to quarrel (with one after another)

    to exchange abuse, to curse each other

  • перецара́паться

    to scratch oneself, to scratch one another, to scratch each other

  • по-людски́

    properly, decently, as other people do, in the accepted manner

    humanely, like a human being, in a humane way

  • почему́-либо

    for some reason of other

  • примени́мость

    applicability, suitability for use, transferability (to other cases)

  • пры́скаться

    to spray oneself, to sprinkle oneself

    to spray each other, to splash one another

    to spray saliva when speaking, to splutter

  • ра́зное

    any other business, miscellanea

  • сам-дру́г

    with one other, two together, accompanied by one other person

    double, twice as much

  • слюби́ться

    to fall in love with each other, to come to love one another, to take a fancy to each other

  • сшиба́ться

    to collide, to crash into each other, to butt heads

    to come to blows, to clash, to start a fight

  • вида́ться

    to see, to meet, to see each other

  • сы́грываться

    to play together, to get into sync, to gel, to get used to each other

  • обжима́ться

    to cuddle, to hug each other tightly, to huddle together

  • подколо́ть

    to pin up, to pin, to fasten with a pin

    to tease, to needle, to poke fun at, to take the mickey out of

    to attach, to append, to file (with other papers)

    to prick, to jab lightly, to give a jab

  • координи́роваться

    to be coordinated, to coordinate (with each other)

  • притя́гиваться

    to be attached, to attract each other

  • инове́рие

    different faith, other religion, heterodoxy

  • худо-бе́дно

    at least, at the very least, at a minimum

    after a fashion, somehow or other, more or less

  • друг друга

    each other, one another

  • переми́гивающийся

    winking (at each other), exchanging winks

    blinking, flashing intermittently, flickering

  • поца́паться

    to scratch each other, to get scratched

    to have a minor quarrel, to squabble, to bicker

  • друг с дру́гом

    with one another, with each other

  • перегля́дывающийся

    exchanging glances, looking at each other

  • перегля́дывавшийся

    exchanging glances, looking at each other (past active participle used adjectivally)

  • перешёптывающийся

    whispering (to each other), whispering (among themselves)

  • перешёптывавшийся

    whispering (to each other), exchanging whispers

  • размину́вшийся

    having missed each other, having passed each other by, who missed each other

  • созвони́вшийся

    who has called each other, who has arranged a call (by phone), who has gotten in touch (by phone)

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