physically russian
подде́рживать
to support, to back, to second (a motion)
to hold up, to bear, to support (physically)
to maintain, to keep up, to keep going
схвати́ть
to grab, to seize, to grasp (physically), to catch hold of
to catch (a cold etc.), to come down with
to grasp (a concept), to catch on to
дотро́нуться
to touch (physically)
физи́чески
physically, bodily
physically, in terms of physics
дотра́гиваться
to touch (physically)
набра́сываться
to pounce on/attack someone verbally or physically
разня́ть
to break up (physically separate)
разнима́ть
to break up, to physically separate
извора́чиваться
to wriggle out, to dodge (a situation), to prevaricate, to find a way out
to twist away, to wriggle free, to dodge (physically), to get away
подкопа́ть
to dig under, to tunnel under, to undermine (physically)
to undermine, to subvert, to conspire against
подка́пывавшийся
being dug under, being undermined (physically), being tunnelled under
being undermined, being sapped, being subverted
вида́ющийся
outstanding, prominent, distinguished, eminent
projecting, protruding, prominent (physically)
Examples
Physically impossible.
Как правило, мужчи́ны физически сильне́е же́нщин.
Generally speaking, men are physically stronger than women.
That's physically impossible.
Психокинез или телекинез — э́то спосо́бность возде́йствовать на предме́ты без физи́ческого конта́кта с ними.
Psychokinesis or telekinesis is the ability to affect objects without physically interacting with them.
Том ве́рит, что до него дотро́нулось привиде́ние.
Tom believes that he has been physically touched by a ghost.



















