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pit russian

  • я́ма

    pit, hole, hollow

    trap (of debt)

  • ша́хта

    mine, coal mine, pit

    shaft, mineshaft, elevator shaft

    firebox (of a furnace), furnace shaft

  • орке́стр

    orchestra(a large group of musicians who play many different instruments together and are led by a conductor), brass band, orchestra-pit

  • срази́ться

    to do battle, to fight, to battle

    to have a game (of), to play a match, to pit oneself against

  • столкну́ть

    to push off, to push down, to shove off

    to push together, to knock together, to cause to collide

    to set at odds, to bring into conflict, to pit against each other

  • ко́сточка

    pit (of fruit), stone (of fruit)

    small bone, little bone, fishbone

  • оча́г

    hearth, fireplace, fire pit

    focus, seat, hotbed, breeding ground

    home, family hearth

  • карье́рный

    career

    quarry, open-pit

    gallop

  • ло́жечка

    small spoon, teaspoon, coffee spoon, scoop

    pit of the stomach, epigastrium

  • рудни́к

    mine, pit

  • крепле́ние

    fastening, mount, bracket, fixture

    ski binding, binding

    timbering, shoring, propping, pit support

    lashing, securing (of cargo), furling (of sails)

    strengthening, fortifying

  • я́мочка

    dimple

    small hollow, little pit, small depression

  • ста́лкивать

    to push off, to shove down, to push down

    to knock together, to make collide, to bring into collision

    to bring together, to bring face to face, to throw together

    to pit against each other, to set at odds, to play off against each other

  • противопоста́вить

    to oppose, to set against, to counter, to pit against

    to contrast, to juxtapose, to compare

  • парте́р

    the pit, the stalls

  • ряби́на

    rowan, mountain ash

    rowan berries, ashberry

    pockmark, pit, pock

  • ме́риться

    to measure one's strength (with), to pit oneself against, to compete, to vie

    to measure oneself against (someone), to compare heights

    to be measured, to be measurable

  • котлова́н

    foundation pit, excavation pit, excavation

  • медвежа́тник

    safecracker, safebreaker

    bear hunter

    bear-leader, bear handler

    bear pit, bear cage, bear enclosure

    bear hound, bear dog

  • 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

  • противопоставля́ть

    to contrast, to juxtapose, to set against

    to oppose, to counter (with), to pit against

  • карье́р

    quarry, open-cast mine, open pit, sand pit

    full gallop, headlong gallop

  • костри́ще

    bonfire site, campfire site, fire pit

  • копь

    mine, pit, diggings

  • шурф

    prospect-hole, bore pit

  • 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

  • твори́ло

    lime-pit

  • изрыва́ть

    to dig up, to churn up, to turn over (soil), to root up

    to pit, to furrow, to pockmark, to make uneven

    to tear up, to tear to shreds, to rip apart

  • поддува́ло

    ash-pit, ash pan

    draught hole, air vent (of a stove)

  • высо́кий

    high, high-up

    tall, tall (of stature)

    high (of quality), good, favourable, great

    high, high-pitched

    lofty, elevated, noble

  • жаль

    it is a pity, it is a shame

    sorry, feel sorry for

  • сожале́ние

    regret

    pity, compassion

    unfortunately

  • сожале́ть

    to regret, to be sorry, to feel sorry

    to pity, to feel sorry for

  • разби́ть

    to break, to smash, to shatter, to crash

    to defeat, to beat, to rout

    to divide (into parts), to break down, to split up

    to hurt badly, to injure, to bruise, to fracture

    to shatter, to wreck, to dash (hopes)

    to pitch (a tent), to set up (a camp)

    to lay out (a garden), to plant out

    to space (type), to letterspace

  • пожале́ть

    to regret, to be sorry (about)

    to feel sorry for, to pity, to take pity on

    to spare, to grudge, to begrudge

  • жале́ть

    to feel sorry for, to pity, to have pity on

    to regret, to be sorry about, to rue

    to spare, to be sparing with, to grudge

  • Пи́тер

    Piter, Petersburg (colloquial name)

    Peter

  • ни́зкий

    low

    short

    base, mean, despicable

    deep (voice), low (pitch)

  • лову́шка

    trap, snare

    trap, pitfall, catch

    trap, separator, collecting vessel

  • 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

  • площа́дка

    site, ground, area, plot

    playground

    landing, stair landing

    court, pitch, sports ground

    platform, deck

    venue, forum, platform (for discussion)

  • жа́лость

    pity, compassion

  • пода́ча

    supply, delivery, provision

    submission, filing, lodging

    serve, service, serving, pitch (in baseball)

    presentation, delivery, way of presenting

    feed, feeding, input, charging

  • грош

    penny, red cent, farthing

    pittance, peanuts

    grosh, half-kopeck coin

  • разбива́ть

    to break, to smash, to shatter

    to divide, to split up, to break down (into parts)

    to pitch (a tent), to set up (a camp)

    to lay out (a garden), to create (a park)

    to defeat, to beat, to rout

    to hurt badly, to injure, to bruise

    to break (someone's heart), to shatter (hopes)

    to space out

  • поиме́ть

    to have, to show (pity or interest)

    to screw over, to take for a ride, to exploit

    to fuck, to screw, to shag

  • безжа́лостный

    pitiless, merciless, ruthless

  • сострада́ние

    compassion, pity, sympathy

  • сжа́литься

    to take pity

  • кувши́н

    jug, pitcher

  • западня́

    trap, snare, pitfall

  • доса́дно

    it is a nuisance, it is a pity

  • расположи́ться

    to settle down, to make oneself comfortable, to take a seat

    to encamp, to pitch camp, to take up position

    to be situated, to lie, to be located

    to take a liking to, to become well disposed towards

  • смола́

    resin, gum

    tar, pitch

  • ви́лы

    pitchfork, hayfork, fork (for hay or manure)

  • кроме́шный

    completely, pitch

  • дробь

    fraction

    shot, pellets, buckshot

    drumroll, pitter-patter, rapid tapping

    slash, oblique stroke

  • позо́рище

    disgrace, shame, scandal, embarrassment

    pitiful spectacle, sorry sight, farce

  • бе́дненький

    poor, poor little, poor thing, pitiable

    poor, meagre, shabby

  • взъе́сться

    to pitch, to fall, to go for

  • ро́дненький

    dear, sweet, precious, beloved (often used with endearment, pity or irony)

  • чернота́

    blackness, black colour

    darkness, pitch darkness, dark

  • рябо́й

    pock-marked, pitted

    speckled, mottled, dappled

  • детона́ция

    detonation, explosion, blast

    knocking, pinging, pinking

    singing off pitch, going out of tune

  • раски́нуть

    to spread out, to stretch out, to spread wide

    to pitch (a tent), to set up (a camp)

    to scatter, to strew about

    to think hard, to use one's brains

  • сердцеви́на

    core, kernel, middle

    pith, heartwood

    heart, essence, core

  • вар

    pitch, tar, grafting wax

    cobbler's wax, shoemaker's pitch

    boiling water

  • сми́лостивиться

    to have mercy, to take pity, to show compassion

  • жа́лостливый

    pitiful, compassionate

  • разжалоби́ть

    to move to pity, to stir the pity

  • беспросве́тный

    hopeless, unrelieved, bleak, utterly gloomy

    pitch-dark, pitch-black

  • раски́дывать

    to scatter, to strew about, to spread out

    to spread out (arms), to stretch out, to spread apart

    to set up, to pitch (a tent)

  • жале́емый

    pitied, felt sorry for, regretted

  • го́рестный

    sorrowful, sad, pitiful, mournful

  • непрогля́дный

    pitch-dark, impenetrable

  • пи́терский

    (relational) Piter / (Saint-)Petersburg, belonging to St. Petersburg

  • сбра́сываться

    to chip in, to club together, to pitch in

    to throw oneself down, to hurl oneself down, to plunge

    to be thrown down, to fall off, to drop, to be reset

  • жа́лобно

    plaintively, sorrowfully, dolefully, piteously

  • пек

    pitch

  • щерби́на

    nick, notch, dent, chip

    gap (between the teeth)

    pockmark, pitted scar

  • ёмкий

    capacious, roomy, spacious

    succinct, pithy, concise yet rich

  • кайса

    dried apricot (whole and pitted), kaisa

  • лава́ш

    pita bread

  • смо́льный

    tar, resin, pitch

  • смоли́ть

    to tar, to pitch, to coat with resin

    to smoke heavily, to puff away, to chain-smoke

  • испещрённый

    speckled, spotted, pitted, peppered

  • пища́щий

    squeaking, peeping, chirping, high-pitched

  • мизе́р

    pittance, trifle, paltry amount, minimum

  • копёр

    pile driver, piling rig

    headframe, winding tower, pithead frame

  • ка́чка

    rocking, tossing, pitching, roll

    pumping iron, muscle training, working out

  • орля́нка

    pitch-and-toss, heads or tails (game)

    woman from Oryol

  • жа́лостный

    pitiful, plaintive

  • ди́скант

    treble, boy's high voice, treble singer

    descant, treble part, upper part

    treble bell, small high-pitched bell

  • изры́тый

    pitted, rutted, dug-up, furrowed

  • жале́ющий

    pitying, feeling sorry (for), regretting

  • жалостливо

    pitiably, piteously, plaintively, dolefully

  • питека́нтроп

    pithecanthropus

  • сострада́ющий

    compassionate, sympathetic, pitying

  • жалостно

    pitifully, mournfully, plaintively, sadly

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