playing russian
идти́
to go (on foot), to walk, to be going
to fall (of rain or snow), to be coming down
to be going on, to be under way, to take place
to suit (someone), to become (someone), to look good on
to be on (TV or radio), to be showing, to be playing
игра́
game, match
play, playing
ка́рта
map
playing card, card
card
да́ма
lady, woman
queen (playing card)
совра́ть
to lie, to tell a lie, to fib
to make a mistake (in singing or playing), to slip up
кон
stake, pot, bet
round, hand, game
playing area, marked square
исполне́ние
fulfilment, execution, carrying out, enforcement
performance, rendition, playing
design, version, make
игрово́й
playing, playful
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
шестёрка
six, the figure six, six (playing card)
group of six, set of six, six-in-hand (horses)
stooge, henchman, lackey
игра́ющий
playing
player-, still active as a player
заи́грывать
to flirt, to make advances, to come on to
to curry favour with, to play up to, to court
to spoil by playing too often, to wear out (a record), to vulgarize, to debase
семёрка
seven, the number seven, figure seven
number seven, the seven (playing card), the number 7 bus
group of seven, top seven
заигра́ть
to begin to play, to strike up (a tune), to start up (music)
to begin to sparkle, to begin to shimmer, to start to play (of light)
to play to death, to wear out by playing too often
разыгра́ться
to break out, to flare up, to rage, to rise
to be played out, to unfold, to take place
to get carried away playing, to romp, to warm up (of a player)
доигра́ться
to get into trouble, to come to grief, to ask for trouble
to play until something bad happens, to carry on playing until trouble comes
ша́шка
checkers, draughts
checker, draughtsman, playing piece
sabre, sword
stick (of explosive), explosive charge, block (of TNT)
paving block, paving stone
игра́льный
playing
доигра́ть
to finish finish playing play out
заигра́ться
to play too long, to forget oneself, to the time, to in playing
игра́вший
playing, who played, having played
заи́грывание
flirting, flirtation, playing to the gallery
разы́грывающий
playing, staging, enacting, drawing (a prize)
залипа́ть
to stick in something, to be too into (playing, watching)
ролево́й
role, role-playing
перестрахо́вка
overcautiousness, playing safe, covering oneself
reinsurance
долгоигра́ющий
long-playing, long-lasting, durable, long-term
расшали́ться
to get up to mischief, to start playing pranks, to get out of hand, to become boisterous
to act up, to play up, to start giving trouble
дои́грывать
to finish, to finish playing
заи́грываться
to play too long, to forget oneself, to the time, to in playing
переи́грывание
replaying, replay (the act of), playing again
overacting, exaggerated acting, exaggeration
музици́рование
music-making, playing music
заигра́вшийся
carried away by playing, lost in a game, having played too long
фальши́вящий
playing out of tune, false, phony, insincere
забавля́ющийся
amusing oneself, playing, having fun
игра́ющийся
playing
переи́грывающий
outplaying, outmatching, getting the better of
overacting, hamming it up
replaying, playing again
отыгра́вший
played out, finished playing, having played one's part
дура́чащий
fooling, joking, playing the fool
дои́грываемый
being played to the end, being finished (playing), being completed (playing)
дои́гранный
finished playing, played to the end, completed (by playing)
ная́ривающий
playing loudly, banging out, furiously playing
ка́верзник
one who plays, enjoys playing
комедиа́нтство
play-acting, hypocrisy, playing a part
взыгра́ться
to flare up, to surge up, to boil up
to start playing, to frolic, to become playful
прибедня́ющийся
feigning poverty, playing poor, downplaying one's resources
наигра́вшийся
having played enough, having had one's fill of playing, tired of playing
дои́грывание
playing out, finishing (a game)
заигра́вший
having started playing, having struck up
sparkling, shimmering, gleaming
воспроизводи́вший
reproducing, recreating, playing back, that reproduced
резви́вшийся
frolicking, romping, playing merrily
дури́вший
fooling, acting silly, playing the fool, who was fooling around
игра́вшийся
who was playing, who had been playing, playing (in the past)
наи́грывающий
playing, performing (music)
обы́грывающий
beating (at a game), defeating, outplaying
playing on, making use of, highlighting, exploiting cleverly
ребя́чащийся
childish, acting like a child, frolicking, playing the fool
вы́игравшийся
having played one's fill, played out, having finished playing
прои́грывающийся
being played, playing
наи́грываться
to play enough, to have had enough of playing, to get tired of playing
пои́гранный
played with, used (from playing)
пои́грывавший
playing (a little), toying (with), dabbling (in)
дура́чившийся
fooling around, playing the fool, acting silly, frolicking
забавля́вшийся
who was amusing oneself, who was playing, who was having fun
скро́мничающий
modest, bashful, shy, playing modest
поды́грывающий
playing along, seconding, abetting, flattering
поды́грывавший
playing along, seconding, abetting, who played along
у́мничавший
who was showing off his intelligence, who was acting like a know-it-all, who was playing smart
балбе́сничающий
fooling around, loafing, playing the fool, idiotic
дои́грывающий
finishing playing, playing out, completing (a game/performance)
дои́грывавший
finishing playing, playing to the end
заи́грывавшийся
carried away (by playing), overplaying
лоботря́сничающий
loafing, idling, idle, playing the idler
лоботря́сничавший
idle, loafing, shirking, playing the fool
оты́грывающийся
playing back, winning back, getting even, recovering (losses)
перестрахо́вывающий
overcautious, playing it too safe, overinsuring
перестрахо́вывавший
overcautious, overly cautious, playing it too safe (past participle)
перестрахо́вывающийся
overcautious, playing it safe, hedging one's bets
поды́грывающийся
playing along, adapting oneself, fitting in
приуменьша́вший
who was playing down, who was minimizing, who was understating
наигра́вший
having played, having gained (by playing), having accumulated (by playing)
доигра́вший
finished playing, having played to the end
дои́грывающийся
playing until a certain (often negative) outcome, overplaying
дои́грывавшийся
playing oneself into trouble, going too far (through play/recklessness)
поигра́вшийся
having played, one who has played, finished playing
сы́грывающийся
jelling, getting coordinated, getting used to playing together
сы́грывавшийся
getting used to playing together, gelling (as a team), cooperating, having been playing together
музици́рующий
music-making, playing music, performing music
прока́зничавший
mischievous, prank-playing, who played pranks
шко́дивший
mischievous, naughty, prank-playing
ная́ривавший
playing vigorously, playing with gusto, belting out (a tune)
gorging, devouring, eating heartily
наи́грывавший
playing, who was playing
feigning, pretending, who was feigning
игрывающий
playing, at play
sparkling, flickering, shimmering
оты́грывающий
winning back, recovering, making up for
playing (a role), performing (a function)
Examples
Вы будете испо́льзовать компью́тер для учёбы, а не для игр.
You’ll use the computer for studying, and not for playing games.
Малы́ш игра́ет с какими-то игру́шками.
The baby is playing with some toys.
Кто-то игра́ет на пиани́но. Должно быть, Анна.
Somebody is playing the piano. It must be Ann.
Мне нра́вится игра́ть в баскетбо́л.
I like playing basketball.
Четверо мальчи́шек развлека́лись, играя в ка́рты.
Four boys amused themselves playing cards.
The children are playing with toys.
Элизабет немедленно начала игра́ть снова.
Elizabeth immediately began playing again.
Я люблю́ игра́ть в баскетбо́л.
I love playing basketball.
Ты должна́ переста́ть игра́ть.
You should stop playing.



















