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out-and-out russian

  • выпуска́ть

    to let out, to release, to set free

    to produce, to manufacture, to turn out

    to issue, to put out, to publish

    to graduate (students), to train and send out

    to omit, to leave out

  • вы́ложить

    to post (online), to upload, to publish

    to lay out, to spread out, to put out

    to take out (and put down), to unpack

    to line (with), to face (with), to pave (with)

    to shell out, to fork out, to pay (a large sum)

  • подби́ть

    to shoot down, to hit and disable, to knock out

    to incite, to egg on, to put someone up to, to talk into

    to line (a garment), to sole (boots)

  • запыха́ться

    to be out of breath, to get out of breath, to puff and pant

  • вы́двинуться

    to move, to slide in and out, to move in and out, to rise

  • шныря́ть

    to dart in and out

  • разложи́ться

    to decompose, to rot, to decay

    to unfold, to fold out, to open out

    to fall apart, to disintegrate, to become demoralized

    to spread out one's things, to unpack and settle in

  • бося́к

    down-and-out, tramp

  • заче́сть

    to read out, to borrow and fail to return to its owner, to take and keep, to reckon

  • махро́вый

    terry, terry cloth, fluffy

    out-and-out, arrant, dyed-in-the-wool, hardcore

    double (of flowers), double-flowered

  • объеда́ть

    to gnaw around, to nibble off, to eat away at (the edges)

    to eat out of house and home, to be a burden (as a freeloader), to sponge food off

    to eat away, to corrode, to erode

  • переклика́ться

    to call out (to one another), to call back and forth, to hail one another

    to echo one another, to resonate (with), to be similar

  • амортиза́ция

    depreciation, amortization

    shock absorption, cushioning, damping

    wear and tear, wearing out

    amortization of debt, debt repayment

  • назу́бок

    by heart, thoroughly, inside and out

    saw file, saw-sharpening file

  • объе́сть

    to nibble at, to gnaw around, to eat away the edges of

    to eat out of house and home, to eat someone's food up

    to eat away, to corrode

  • раз-

    apart, asunder, dis-

    un-, dis-

    out (thoroughly), out-and-out, utterly

  • заве́домый

    deliberate, wilful, knowing

    obvious, notorious, out-and-out

  • замы́згать

    to wear out and make dirty

  • зата́скивающий

    dragging in, pulling in, hauling in

    wearing out, making shabby, causing wear and tear

  • густопсо́вый

    of a breed of borzoi, out-and-out

  • докати́вшийся

    rolled (all the way to), having rolled up to

    sunk (to a low state), degraded, fallen (into ruin), down-and-out

  • бичёванный

    tramp-like, down-and-out, derelict, vagrant

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