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pile russian

  • ку́ча

    heap, pile

    a lot, lots, loads

  • класть

    to put, to lay, to place

    to put (in), to add

    to stack, to pile up

  • вали́ть

    to knock down, to topple, to bring down, to knock over

    to fell (trees), to cut down

    to dump, to pile up, to heap, to stack

    to shift (blame) onto, to pin on, to lay (the blame) on

    to get out, to beat it, to leave, to clear off

    to stream, to pour, to throng

  • сложи́ть

    to stack, to pile up, to lay down

    to fold, to fold up

    to add, to add up

    to pack up, to pack (things)

    to compose, to make up (a song)

  • нанести́

    to inflict, to cause

    to deal (a blow), to deliver (a blow), to strike

    to apply (a layer), to put on, to plot (on a map)

    to pay (a visit)

    to bring (a quantity of), to pile up

  • свали́ть

    to fell, to knock down, to bring down, to throw down

    to dump, to tip out, to pile up

    to blame (someone else), to shift (blame), to pin (on someone)

    to clear off, to get out, to split

    to overthrow, to topple, to overcome

  • стопа́

    foot, sole of the foot

    stack, pile

    footstep

    metrical foot, foot

  • завали́ть

    to fill up, to block up (with debris), to cover over, to bury

    to heap (with), to pile high (with), to swamp (with work)

    to fail (an exam), to flunk, to botch

  • наложи́ть

    to apply, to put on, to lay on

    to impose, to levy, to inflict

    to pile in, to load, to fill (with something)

    to superimpose, to overlay

  • стащи́ть

    to drag off, to pull off, to drag down, to haul away

    to steal, to pinch, to swipe, to nick

    to drag into, to pull into, to haul into

    to gather, to drag together, to pile up

  • сва́ливать

    to dump, to throw down, to pile up, to unload

    to knock down, to bring down, to fell (a tree), to floor

    to blame (someone else), to shift (blame), to pin (on someone)

    to clear off, to get out, to split, to take off

  • наноси́ть

    to inflict, to deal (a blow), to cause (damage)

    to apply, to put on, to spread on

    to plot (on a map), to mark, to enter (on a plan)

    to pay (a visit)

    to bring (in quantity), to pile up, to deposit (of wind or water), to wash up

  • скла́дывать

    to put (in), to pack, to stow, to put away

    to fold, to fold up, to collapse (a chair or tent)

    to stack, to pile up, to heap up, to store

    to add, to add up, to sum up

    to assemble, to put together, to build (from parts)

    to compose, to make up (a song), to write (verses)

    to lay down (arms), to give up (powers), to relinquish

  • го́рка

    hill, hillock, small mound

    slide, chute, ice slide

    pile, heap, stack

    display cabinet, china cabinet, small glass cabinet

    steep climb, zoom climb

    hump (in a marshalling yard)

  • сто́пка

    stack, pile

    shot glass, small glass

  • ку́па

    heap, pile, stack

  • накла́дывать

    to apply, to put on, to lay on

    to impose, to inflict, to levy

    to load, to pile on, to heap up, to dish out (food)

    to superimpose, to overlay

    to cast (a spell), to put (a curse) on

  • зава́л

    blockage, pile of rubble, obstruction (of fallen trees or stones)

    cave-in, collapse

    backlog, pile-up, heap of accumulated things

    being swamped, overload

  • гру́да

    heap, pile

  • накопи́ться

    to accumulate, to pile up

  • наваля́ть

    to beat up, to thrash, to give a beating

    to botch, to bungle, to dash off carelessly

    to pile up, to heap up, to dump (a load of)

    to felt (make by felting), to full (wool)

  • 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

  • нака́пливаться

    to accumulate/pile up

  • ки́па

    pile, stack, bale, pack

  • загрести́

    to rake up/rake into one pile

  • закла́дывать

    to lay (foundations), to found, to establish, to plant (a garden)

    to put, to place, to insert

    to pawn, to mortgage, to hypothecate

    to betray, to inform on, to snitch on

    to brick up, to wall up, to board up

    to mislay, to misplace

    to pile up, to heap, to cram (with things)

    to harness (horses), to hitch up

  • ла́рсен

    Larsen piling, sheet piling, sheet pile

  • осади́ть

    to besiege, to lay siege to

    to besiege (with questions), to overwhelm, to mob

    to put in one's place, to take down a peg, to rebuff

    to rein in (a horse), to pull up, to halt

    to drive in (a pile), to ram down, to make settle

  • сугро́б

    snowdrift, snowbank, pile of snow

  • скопи́ться

    to accumulate, to pile up, to gather, to crowd

  • зава́ливать

    to fill up (with), to block up, to pile up, to cover over

    to fail (an exam), to flunk, to botch, to mess up

    to swamp (with work), to overwhelm, to load down

  • ска́пливаться

    to accumulate, to pile up, to gather, to crowd

  • навали́ть

    to pile up, to heap up

    to load onto, to burden with, to dump on

    to flock in, to throng, to come in droves

  • нака́пливать

    to accumulate, to amass, to pile up, to build up

    to save up, to put by

  • разжи́ться

    to get rich, to make a pile, to come, to get hold

  • навороти́ть

    to heap up, to pile up, to stack up

    to make a mess of, to pile up (mistakes), to overdo

  • насе́сть

    to press (someone), to bear down on, to pester, to come down on

    to settle (of dust), to be deposited, to form a layer

    to crowd in, to pile in, to pack in

  • зашиби́ть

    to hurt, to bruise, to bang (a limb)

    to rake in (money), to make a pile, to make big money

    to drink hard, to hit the bottle

  • загреба́ть

    to rake up/rake into one pile

  • копи́ться

    to accumulate/pile up

  • накида́ть

    to throw (a lot of things), to toss, to chuck in, to pile up by throwing

    to pelt (with), to throw (dirt) at, to sling (mud)

  • нале́зть

    to go on (of clothing), to fit

    to swarm in, to crawl in (in numbers), to accumulate, to pile up

  • сгрести́

    to rake together, to rake into a pile, to shovel together

    to rake off, to shovel away, to clear away

    to grab, to seize, to snatch up

  • шта́бель

    stack, pile

  • ната́скивать

    to coach, to cram, to drill

    to train (an animal), to break in (a dog)

    to drag in (a quantity), to bring in (bit by bit), to pile up (by dragging)

  • сва́я

    pile

  • вва́ливаться

    to barge in, to burst in, to tumble in, to pile in

    to sink in, to become hollow, to become sunken

  • ворс

    nap, pile

  • подвали́ть

    to heap up, to pile on more, to add (shovelling)

    to roll up to, to shove up against

    to come in, to roll in, to steam in, to turn up

  • во́рох

    pile, heap

    mass, host, lot

    raw harvested grain, unthreshed grain heap

  • налеза́ть

    to fit, to go on (of clothes), to be pulled on

    to crawl onto, to pile up, to heap up

  • навора́чивать

    to heap up, to pile up, to stack up

    to overcomplicate, to overdo, to make a mess of

    to wolf down, to devour, to put away

  • нава́ливать

    to heap up, to pile up, to stack up

    to load (onto), to burden (with), to dump (on), to overload

  • огреба́ть

    to rake in, to amass, to make a pile

    to catch it, to get a beating, to get it in the neck

    to rake up, to rake away, to rake around

  • нагороди́ть

    to put up, to erect, to pile, to heap up

  • копёр

    pile driver, piling rig

    headframe, winding tower, pithead frame

  • нава́л

    heap, pile, mass, bulk

    impact, collision, bumping (against)

  • ворси́стый

    fleecy, with a thick pile, lanate

  • оса́живать

    to rein in, to check, to back up (a horse), to halt

    to take down a peg, to put in one's place, to snub

    to drive down, to ram in, to sink (a pile)

  • ввали́ть

    to heave in, to dump in, to toss in (something heavy)

    to pour in (money), to sink (money) into, to spend a fortune on

    to barge in, to burst in, to pile in

  • откопа́ться

    to dig oneself out, to dig one's way out

    to get out from under (a pile of work), to clear a backlog, to get through

  • громозди́ть

    to pile up, to heap up

  • сва́йный

    pile

  • намета́ть

    to sweep together, to pile up, to cause to drift

    to baste, to tack

  • разжива́ться

    to get rich, to make a pile, to come, to get hold

  • вва́ливать

    to heave in, to dump in, to shove in

    to pour in (money), to sink (money) into, to spend lavishly

    to barge in, to pile in, to troop in

  • на́долба

    tank obstacle, dragon's tooth, anti-tank block

    stake, post, bollard

    mooring pile, dolphin

  • накопля́ться

    to accumulate/pile up

  • закопёрщик

    ringleader, instigator, prime mover

    pile-driving foreman, leader of a pile-driving crew

  • омёт

    straw stack, rick, pile of straw

    hem, border (of a garment), selvage

  • доки́дывать

    to throw (as far as), to throw (up to a point), to manage to throw (to)

    to finish throwing, to throw the rest of

    to throw together (into a heap), to pile up by throwing

  • взгроможда́ть

    to pile up

  • ворсу́ющий

    napped, pile, plush

  • перемётывать

    to throw over, to hurl across, to fling over

    to throw one after another, to throw everything down

    to restack (a haystack), to pile up anew

    to baste again, to restitch

    to baste all (the seams), to tack everything

  • поднабира́ться

    to accumulate, to pile up, to build up, to collect

    to pick up (gradually), to gain (experience), to acquire little by little

    to muster (courage), to summon up (strength)

  • намётывать

    to baste, to tack, to stitch loosely

    to train (one's hand or eye), to acquire the knack of, to sharpen (one's eye)

    to throw together, to pile up, to heap up

    to bear (young), to spawn (of fish)

  • нава́лка

    loading (in bulk), heaping up, piling up haphazardly

    heap, pile

    list, heeling

  • зава́ленный

    piled up, littered, covered, strewn

    blocked, obstructed

  • геморро́й

    hemorrhoids, piles

    hassle, pain in the neck, headache

  • сва́ливаемый

    being dumped, being thrown down, being piled

  • сло́женный

    folded, folded up

    stacked, piled up, put together

    composed, made up, written

    added, added up

  • пала́с

    rug, carpet (pileless), flat-woven carpet

    palas, great hall of a castle

  • зава́ливаться

    to fall (behind something), to slip down, to get mislaid

    to flop down, to lie down (heavily), to crash (into bed)

    to collapse, to tumble down, to topple over, to tilt to one side

    to fail (an exam), to flunk

    to be packed (with), to be piled high (with)

  • сва́ленный

    piled up, dumped, thrown down

  • чистя́к

    pilewort, figroot, lesser celandine

    neat freak, clean freak, tidy person

    clean money

    pure stuff, uncut drug

  • нава́ленный

    piled up, heaped, stacked, dumped

  • сва́ливаться

    to fall off, to fall down, to tumble down

    to topple over, to fall over, to collapse

    to be dumped, to be piled up, to be dumped on (sb)

    to fall ill, to come down with (an illness), to collapse (from exhaustion)

    to turn up unexpectedly, to drop in out of the blue

    to gather in a pack (of dogs)

  • навали́вшийся

    piled up, accumulated, overwhelming (of problems)

    fallen (down), descended, come down

  • зава́ливаемый

    being overwhelmed, being piled up, being flooded

  • насыпно́й

    piled up, heaped up, artificially raised, embankment (attr.)

    bulk (attr.), loose, unpackaged

  • взва́ленный

    hoisted, loaded, piled up, dumped

  • нава́ливаемый

    being piled up, being heaped, piled up, heaped

  • ку́чный

    tight-grouping, closely grouped, accurate (in grouping)

    clustered, grouped, heaped, piled

  • наки́данный

    strewn, scattered, piled, heaped

  • сгребённый

    raked, gathered, swept together, piled up

  • навали́вший

    piled up, heaped up

  • нагоро́женный

    heaped up, piled up, jumbled, built haphazardly

  • навороти́вший

    having piled up, having made a mess, having caused a lot of trouble

    having over-engineered, having created something overly complex, having kitted out (with excessive features)

  • подва́ленный

    piled up, dumped, brought closer

  • наметаемый

    being swept, being piled up, being drifted (by wind/snow)

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