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  • хло́пать

    to clap, to applaud

    to slam, to bang

    to slap, to pat

    to flap

    to knock back (drinks), to swig

  • похло́пать

    to pat, to tap lightly

    to clap a little, to applaud briefly

  • хло́пнуть

    to slam, to bang shut

    to slap, to clap, to pat

    to knock back (a drink), to down (a shot)

  • ладу́шки

    pat-a-cake

    okay, all right, agreed

  • потрепа́ть

    to pat, to give a pat, to tap

    to tousle, to ruffle

    to batter, to damage, to knock about

    to wear out, to fray, to make shabby

    to blow about, to tug at, to set fluttering

    to pull about, to tug, to tear at

    to swingle, to scutch

  • трепа́ть

    to pull, to tug, to yank, to pull about

    to tousle, to ruffle, to whip about, to make flutter

    to wear out, to wear down

    to blab, to chatter, to prattle

    to pat, to stroke

    to shake, to rack

    to beat up, to thrash

    to swingle, to scutch

  • лепёшка

    flatbread, flat cake, tortilla

    flat lump, pat (of dung), splat

    lozenge, pastille, troche

  • хлопо́к

    clap, clapping, pat

    bang, pop, crack

  • похло́пывать

    to pat

  • ёкнуть

    to miss a beat, to skip a beat, to go pit-a-pat, to sink (of the heart)

    to start, to flinch, to give a jolt

    to hiccup, to give a hiccup

  • огла́живать

    to stroke, to pat

    to smooth down, to smooth out

    to iron everything (for someone)

  • огла́дить

    to smooth down, to smooth out, to smooth

    to stroke, to pat

    to iron everything (for someone), to press all the clothes

  • ёкать

    to skip a beat, to miss a beat, to go pit-a-pat, to lurch

    to start, to flinch, to give a start

    to hiccup, to have the hiccups

  • путь

    way, path, road, route

    journey, trip, travel

    way, means, course

    track, railway line

  • сойти́

    to go down, to descend, to come down

    to get off, to alight, to get out (of a vehicle)

    to leave (a path), to go off (the road), to stray from

    to come off, to peel off, to wear off

    to pass for, to be taken for

    to do (be good enough), to pass muster

  • почини́ть

    to repair, to fix, to mend

    to mend, to patch up, to darn

  • терпе́ть

    to endure, to bear, to put up with

    to tolerate, to stand

    to suffer (defeat), to sustain (losses)

    to be patient, to hold on

  • пацие́нт

    patient

  • отойти́

    to move away, to step aside, to go away, to leave (a spot)

    to step out (briefly), to be away for a moment

    to withdraw, to fall back, to retreat

    to deviate, to digress, to stray (from a path)

    to come round, to calm down, to get back to normal

    to pass to, to be transferred to, to fall to

    to go out of fashion, to become a thing of the past

  • терпе́ние

    patience, endurance, forbearance, perseverance

  • кле́тка

    cage, coop, hutch

    cell

    check (pattern), square (on paper)

    chest, ribcage

  • шеф

    chief, boss, patron

  • моде́ль

    model

    model, pattern, scheme

    model (fashion)

  • потерпе́ть

    to have patience, to be patient (for a while), to hold on

    to suffer, to sustain, to endure

    to tolerate, to put up with, to stand, to bear

  • заяви́ть

    to declare, to announce, to state, to claim

    to assert (a claim), to apply for (a patent)

  • жа́лко

    it's a pity, what a shame, sorry

    to feel sorry for, to pity

    pitifully, pathetically

  • жа́лкий

    pitiful, pathetic, pitiable

    miserable, wretched, paltry, pathetic

  • посети́тель

    visitor

    patron, customer

  • пятно́

    spot, patch

    stain, mark

  • ула́дить

    to settle, to arrange, to sort out, to take care of

    to resolve, to settle (a dispute), to patch up, to smooth over

  • образе́ц

    sample, specimen

    model, pattern

    example, epitome

  • больно́й

    patient, sick person, invalid

  • терпе́ться

    to be able to wait, to have patience

    to be endured, to be tolerated, to be put up with

  • подхо́д

    approach, way (of doing something)

    approaching, advance

    access route, approach (path)

  • вы́писать

    to write out, to copy out, to extract

    to make out, to issue, to write out

    to discharge (a patient), to strike off a list, to deregister

    to subscribe to, to order

    to render carefully, to delineate

  • ча́шечка

    small cup, little cup, small bowl

    calyx

    kneecap, patella

  • терпели́вый

    patient

  • наря́д

    outfit, attire, dress

    work order, assignment

    detail, squad, patrol

  • схе́ма

    diagram, chart, schematic, plan (drawing)

    scheme, system, framework, plan

    pattern, template, set formula

    circuit, circuit diagram, wiring diagram

  • доро́жка

    path, footpath, walkway, trail

    track, lane

    track

    runner, strip of carpet, stair carpet

  • патру́ль

    patrol

  • повя́зка

    bandage, dressing

    armband

    eye-patch, blindfold

  • пацие́нтка

    patient (female)

  • зая́вка

    application, request, bid

    order, requisition

    request (from a listener)

    patent application, claim to rights

  • тропа́

    path, trail

  • патру́льный

    patrol

  • отцо́вский

    father's, of one's father, paternal

    fatherly, paternal

  • обхо́д

    round, rounds, patrol

    circumvention, evasion

    detour, bypass, way round

    doctor's round, ward round

  • роди́тельский

    parental, parents', paternal (home)

  • патрио́т

    patriot, enthusiast, supporter

  • о́тчий

    paternal

  • огоро́д

    vegetable garden, kitchen garden, vegetable patch

    enclosure, fence

  • ничто́жный

    negligible, minute, tiny, paltry

    insignificant, worthless, contemptible, pathetic

  • лужа́йка

    lawn, patch of grass, grassy area

    glade, clearing, small meadow

  • тро́гательно

    it is touching, touchingly, movingly, pathetically

  • пересека́ться

    to intersect, to cross, to meet

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

  • свысока́

    down on (from on high), look down on (someone)

    haughtily, condescendingly, patronizingly

  • дозо́р

    patrol, scouting party

    watch, guard duty, round

  • терра́са

    terrace, patio

  • судмедэкспе́рт

    forensic medical expert, medical examiner, forensic pathologist

  • проложи́ть

    to lay, to build, to construct, to pave (a road)

    to plot, to chart, to map out, to set (a course)

    to clear (a path), to force (one's way), to pave (the way)

    to interlay, to insert (a layer between), to pack (with)

  • тропи́нка

    path, small path (for pedestrians)

  • котле́та

    meat patty, rissole, burger patty

    cutlet, chop, schnitzel

  • обсле́довать

    to survey, to inspect, to investigate, to examine

    to examine (a patient), to give a medical examination, to auscultate, to palpate

  • патри́ций

    patrician

  • пересе́чься

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

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

  • терпели́во

    patiently, with patience

  • снисходи́тельный

    lenient, indulgent, forgiving

    condescending, patronizing

  • покрови́тель

    patron, benefactor, sponsor

    protector, defender

  • узо́р

    pattern, design, ornament, tracery

  • му́шка

    front sight, foresight, bead (of a gun)

    little fly, small fly

    beauty spot, beauty patch

    dot, spot, polka dot

    Spanish fly, blister-fly, cantharides

    blistering plaster, vesicatory

  • отцо́вство

    fatherhood, paternity

  • пате́нт

    patent, licence

  • патриоти́зм

    patriotism

  • уде́л

    lot, fate, destiny

    appanage, fief, principality, share (of patrimony)

  • шабло́н

    template, stencil, pattern

    cliché, stereotyped formula, commonplace

    mould, gauge, strickle

    template

  • достоя́ние

    property, possessions, asset

    heritage, legacy, patrimony

  • донима́ть

    to pester, to harass, to weary to death, to weary out of all patience

  • закономе́рность

    pattern

  • топ

    top, top spot, chart

    top, tank top

    stomp, tramp, patter

    top performer, star, ace

    masthead, top of the mast

    tabletop, worktop, countertop

  • о́тчество

    patronymic, middle name (patronymic)

  • патологи́ческий

    pathologic, pathological

  • разъе́зд

    departure (of guests one after another), dispersal, breaking up

    travels, trips, travelling around

    passing loop, siding, short double-track section, wayside halt

    mounted patrol, patrol

  • прокла́дывать

    to lay, to build, to construct

    to lay, to install, to run (a cable)

    to interlay, to interleave, to pack (with padding)

    to pave the way, to blaze a trail, to open up (a path)

  • ула́живать

    to settle (a matter), to arrange, to sort out, to fix up

    to settle (a dispute), to reconcile, to patch up, to smooth out

  • патрули́ровать

    to patrol

  • покрови́тельство

    patronage, protection

  • первопрохо́дец

    explorer (of new lands), pathfinder, trailblazer

    pioneer, trailblazer, innovator

  • патологоана́том

    pathologist

  • опека́ть

    to look after, to take care of, to watch over, to support

    to be the guardian of, to have guardianship over, to act as trustee for

    to mollycoddle, to be overprotective towards, to patronize

    to mark (an opponent), to cover closely

  • дробь

    fraction

    shot, pellets, buckshot

    drumroll, pitter-patter, rapid tapping

    slash, oblique stroke

  • залата́ть

    to patch up

  • оте́чественный

    domestic, home, native, of the fatherland

    patriotic

  • патоло́гия

    pathology

  • родово́й

    tribal, clan (attr.), ancestral

    ancestral, patrimonial, hereditary, family (attr.)

    labour (attr.), birth (attr.), obstetric

    generic, genus (attr.)

    gender (attr.)

  • прегради́ть

    to block a path

  • следопы́т

    tracker, pathfinder, trailblazer

  • патриоти́ческий

    patriotic

  • ла́тка

    patch

  • кури́ровать

    to oversee, to supervise, to be in charge of, to coordinate

    to mentor, to look after, to supervise (a person)

    to follow (a patient's case), to attend (a patient)

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