pie russian
пиро́г
pie, tart
пиро́жник
pie maker, pastry cook, confectioner
pie seller, pie vendor
ку́рник
chicken pie, kurnik
ме́сто
place, spot, location, locality
seat
room, space
job, position, post
site, scene
region, area, parts
passage
piece of luggage
часть
part, piece, section
share, portion
unit, military unit, detachment
station, department
part of the world
но́вость
news, piece of news, news item
something new, novelty
сове́т
advice, piece of advice, counsel
council, board, committee
Soviet
сыгра́ть
to play, to have a game of
to play (a piece), to play (an instrument)
to act out, to perform, to play (a role)
статья́
article, piece, essay
article (of a law), clause, section
item, entry, heading
class, rating
шту́ка
piece, item, each (in counting)
thing, object
trick, the point, the crux
бой
battle, combat, engagement
fight, bout, match
striking, beating, chime
breakage, broken pieces
кусо́к
piece, bit, slice
grand, thousand (of currency)
дерьмо́
shit, crap
shithead, piece of shit
кусо́чек
piece, slice
фрукт
fruit
piece of work, character, customer
ду́ра
fool, idiot, stupid woman
gun, pistol, piece
конфе́та
sweet, candy, bonbon, chocolate (individual piece)
блядь
whore, slut, hooker, bitch
fuck, damn, fucking hell, shit
asshole, bastard, scumbag, piece of shit
пу́шка
cannon, gun, artillery piece
handgun, gun, piece
разорва́ть
to tear apart, to rip up, to tear to pieces
to break off (relations), to sever (ties), to terminate (a contract)
разобра́ть
to take apart, to take to pieces, to disassemble, to dismantle
to make out, to decipher, to figure out, to understand
to sort out, to sort, to put in order, to tidy up
to analyse, to examine in detail, to go through, to review critically
to buy up, to snap up, to take all of
разре́зать
to cut into pieces
ору́дие
tool, implement, instrument, device
gun, cannon, artillery piece
pawn, puppet, tool
произведе́ние
work, piece, composition, creation
product
проби́ть
to pierce, to penetrate, to break through, to knock a hole in
to strike (of a clock)
ствол
trunk (of a tree), stalk (of a plant), shaft
barrel (of a gun)
shaft (of a mine or well), well shaft
pipe, tube, nozzle
stem, trunk (anatomical)
gun, piece
мари́на
sea-scape, sea-piece, marine
бык
bull, ox
thug, brute, aggressive type
strong man, big hefty guy
pier, supporting pillar
дрянь
rubbish, trash, junk, crap
nasty piece of work, scum, bitch
ре́зкий
sudden, abrupt, sharp, rapid
sharp, harsh, piercing
harsh, strongly-worded, blunt
расстра́иваться
to be upset, to get upset, to be distressed
to fall through, to come to nothing, to fail
to fall into disarray, to become disorganized, to go to pieces
шту́чка
thing, little thing, doodad, thingamajig
trick, antic, prank, silly idea
babe, chick
piece of work, sly customer
украше́ние
decoration, ornament
jewellery, piece of jewellery
decorating, adornment, embellishment
пирс
pier
говно́
shit, turd, crap
shit, crap, bullshit, rubbish
motherfucker, son of a bitch, piece of shit
фи́шка
piece (in a board game), counter, token
chip, gambling chip
special feature, trick, gimmick, the whole point
thing, gadget
спле́тня
gossip, tittle-tattle, piece of scandal, scandal
заме́тка
note, memo, jotting
short article, news item, piece
remark, comment, observation
take note of, make a mental note of
бума́жка
small piece of paper, slip of paper, bit of paper
banknote, bill (US), note (money)
разнести́
to deliver, to carry around, to hand out
to spread, to circulate, to pass around
to scatter, to disperse, to blow about
to smash, to shatter, to destroy
to enter, to post, to book
to give a dressing down, to tear to pieces, to slam
на́глость
insolence, impudence, audacity, nerve
piece of impudence, cheek, outrage
развали́ться
to fall apart, to fall to pieces, to collapse, to break down
to fall apart, to break up, to collapse
to sprawl (out), to lounge, to loll
ко́нчик
tip, point, end
end piece, end bit
тро́йка
troika, three-horse team, carriage drawn by three horses
trio, group of three, alliance of three, committee of three
a three (school mark), a C (grade)
number three, the figure three
three (playing card)
three-piece suit
полови́нка
half, half piece
leaf (of a door), wing (of a window)
soulmate, other half, better half
драть
to tear, to tear up, to tear to pieces
to flog, to whip, to thrash
to charge (exorbitantly), to fleece, to rip off
to strip off, to tear off, to peel off
to kill, to savage, to bring down
to fuck, to screw, to bang
to run away, to escape, to take flight
рвану́ть
to jerk, to yank, to tug sharply
to dash off, to take off, to bolt
to explode, to blow up, to go off
to rip, to tear to pieces, to tear apart
приста́вить
to put against, to lean against, to place next to
to assign (to somebody), to appoint, to detail (to a task)
to attach, to sew on, to piece on
разбира́ть
to take apart, to take to pieces, to disassemble, to dismantle
to sort, to sort out, to sort through, to put in order
to make out, to decipher, to figure out, to understand
to analyse, to examine, to discuss, to review
to snap up, to buy up, to take (all of)
снаря́д
shell, projectile
apparatus, piece of equipment
разва́ливаться
to fall apart, to fall to pieces, to collapse, to break down
to sprawl (out), to loll, to lounge
прича́л
pier, landing stage, quay, jetty
berth, mooring, anchorage
концо́вка
ending, conclusion, final part
closing minutes, final stages
tail-piece, cul-de-lampe, colophon
разноси́ть
to deliver, to carry round, to distribute
to spread, to circulate
to scatter, to disperse, to blow about
to enter, to book, to post
to smash, to destroy, to tear to pieces
to tear apart (criticize), to give a dressing down, to blow up at
to break in (shoes), to wear in
клин
wedge, wedge-shaped piece
gore, gusset
field, strip of land, plot
Klin
проколо́ть
to pierce, to puncture, to prick through
to puncture, to tap
обло́мок
fragment, piece, chunk, shard
debris, wreckage, rubble, remains
проткну́ть
to pierce, to puncture, to run through, to poke through
распа́сться
to disintegrate, to fall to pieces, to break down, to break up
терза́ть
to torment, to torture, to rack
to tear apart, to tear to pieces, to maul
де́рзость
insolence, impudence, cheek, rudeness
impertinent remark, piece of insolence, cheeky thing to say
daring, audacity, boldness
пронзи́ть
to pierce, to transfix, to run through
пробива́ть
to pierce, to punch (a hole), to make a hole in
to break through, to force a way through
to strike (of a clock)
писа́ние
writing, act of writing
Scripture
piece of writing, written document
сте́рва
bitch, stinker, nasty piece of work
carrion, carcass
кру́пно
greatly, seriously, badly
in large letters, large
coarsely, into large pieces
перелома́ть
to break (all of), to smash to pieces, to break up
to change (someone's ways), to break (someone's will), to make (someone) change
вдре́безги
into smithereens, to pieces, to bits
вещи́чка
little thing, small object, trinket
stuff, things, belongings
little piece, short work
пробива́ться
to push through, to fight one's way through, to break through
to penetrate, to come through, to seep through
to sprout, to come up, to push up
to make one's way, to get ahead, to struggle through
to be punctured, to be pierced
полома́ть
to break, to smash, to break to pieces
to break, to wreck, to put out of order
щипа́ть
to pinch, to nip, to tweak
to sting, to burn, to bite (of frost)
to pluck, to pull out
to nibble, to graze on, to browse
to shred, to tear into small pieces
пьеро́
pierrot, harlequin
колоти́ть
to beat, to hit, to thrash
to knock (loudly), to bang, to pound
to smash, to break (to pieces)
распада́ться
to disintegrate, to fall to pieces, to break down, to break up
шири́нка
fly, flies (of trousers)
square piece of cloth, kerchief, small towel
ко́лотый
stabbed, pierced, puncture-
chopped, split, broken into pieces
разреза́ть
to cut into pieces
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
ле́ший
wood goblin, forest spirit, leshy
nasty piece of work, brute, devil
ме́лко
finely, into small pieces, small
shallow, not deep
пе́гий
skewbald, piebald
отре́зок
segment, section, stretch
interval, period, span
line segment, segment
piece, cut, length (of fabric)
ладья́
rook (chess piece)
при́стальный
fixed, intent, unwavering, piercing
close, careful, intense, searching
при́стань
landing stage, wharf, pier, quay
haven, refuge
пронзи́тельный
shrill/piercing
ко́фта
cardigan, piece of woollen knitted clothing for the upper part of the body with a fastener from bottom to top in front
жестя́нка
tin can, can, tin
piece of tin, strip of sheet metal
рассы́паться
to spill, to scatter, to be spilled all over
to crumble, to fall apart, to disintegrate, to go to pieces
to scatter, to scamper off, to disperse
to be profuse (in praise), to gush, to fawn upon
проби́тый
pierced, punctured, punched, broken through
nuts, crazy, out of one's mind, dim-witted
це́льный
solid, made of one piece, one-piece, whole
whole (of milk), undiluted, full-fat
integral, well-rounded, of one piece
intact, unbroken, undamaged
переигра́ть
to play again, to replay, to redo, to change (a plan)
to outplay, to beat, to give no chance
to overact, to overdo it, to lay it on too thick
to play too much, to play too long
to play through (many pieces), to play a great many
деревя́шка
piece of wood, stump, wooden leg
продыря́вить
to make a hole, to hole, to pierce
прире́зать
to slaughter, to kill (by cutting the throat), to finish off
to add on (a piece of land), to allot additionally
уголёк
small piece of coal, ember, live coal
charcoal, drawing charcoal
просверли́ть
to drill through, to pierce, to perforate
ша́шка
checkers, draughts
checker, draughtsman, playing piece
sabre, sword
stick (of explosive), explosive charge, block (of TNT)
paving block, paving stone
переи́грывать
to play again, to replay, to do over
to outplay, to beat
to overact, to overdo it, to ham it up
to play through many pieces
Examples
Пожалуйста, отре́жьте себе я́блочного пирога. Я пригото́вила его для вас.
Please help yourself to some apple pie. I baked it for you.
Please have some pie.
Ты когда-нибудь про́бовал бана́новый пиро́г?
Have you eaten a banana pie?
Ты действительно сам испёк пиро́г?
Did you really bake the pie by yourself?
Том получи́л ма́ленький кусо́чек пирога.
Tom got a small piece of pie.
Тому доста́лся небольшо́й кусо́к пирога.
Tom got a small piece of pie.
Does anyone want some more pie?
I want to eat apple pie.
Только что посмотре́л видео, как испе́чь роско́шный черничный пиро́г.
I've just watched a video on how to bake a sumptuous blueberry pie.
Ты когда-нибудь ел бана́новый пиро́г?
Have you ever eaten a banana pie?
Если заду́маться, то пи́цца — э́то круговая диагра́мма, кото́рая пока́зывает, сколько у тебя оста́лось пи́ццы.
Come to think of it, a pizza is a pie chart that shows how much pizza you have left.
Пи́цца — э́то круговая диагра́мма, обновляющаяся в реа́льном вре́мени, кото́рая пока́зывает, сколько пи́ццы у тебя оста́лось.
Pizza is a pie chart that updates in real time showing how much pizza you have left.
Моя́ бу́дущая свекро́вь де́лает замеча́тельный ежеви́чный пиро́г.
My future mother-in-law makes wonderful blackberry pie.
Моя́ бу́дущая тёща де́лает замеча́тельный ежеви́чный пиро́г.
My future mother-in-law makes wonderful blackberry pie.
Do you want some pumpkin pie?
Do you want some pumpkin pie?
Пора достава́ть пиро́г из духо́вки.
It's time to take the pie out of the oven.
Ба́бушка испекла́ творо́жный пиро́г.
Grandmother baked a cottage cheese pie.
Нам дали треугольный кусок пирога.
They gave us a triangular piece of pie.
Мать промаслила бумагу для пирога.
Mother greased the pie paper with oil.



















