pock russian
рябо́й
pock-marked, pitted
speckled, mottled, dappled
ряби́на
rowan, mountain ash
rowan berries, ashberry
pockmark, pit, pock
конопа́тый
freckled, pock-marked
о́спина
pock-hole, pock-mark
щерба́тый
chipped, dented, nicked, notched
gap-toothed
pock-marked, scarred
карма́н
pocket
залеза́ть
to climb up, to climb (onto), to get onto
to get in, to climb into, to crawl in
to steal (from a pocket), to reach into (to steal), to pick (pockets)
to break into, to penetrate, to intrude (into)
фона́рик
flashlight, torch, pocket lamp
small lantern
карма́нный
pocket
котёл
cauldron, boiler, pocket
утаи́ть
to conceal, to keep secret, to keep to oneself, to hide
to appropriate, to embezzle, to pocket, to steal
вывора́чивать
to turn inside out, to turn out (pockets)
to unscrew, to screw out
to twist (someone's arms), to wrench
to pull out, to tear out, to uproot
ута́ивать
to conceal, to keep secret, to keep to oneself, to hide
to appropriate, to pocket, to embezzle
лу́за
pocket
зе́ркальце
(small) mirror, pocket mirror, hand mirror
листо́чек
small leaf, little leaf
small sheet (of paper), slip of paper, note
cigarette paper, rolling paper
welt (of a breast pocket), pocket flap
сла́зить
to climb (there and back), to go down and back, to pop down (and fetch)
to reach into, to get into (somebody's pocket), to poke around in
to grope, to put one's hands (on somebody)
прикарма́нить
to pocket
карма́шек
pocket
записна́я кни́жка
notebook, pocketbook
щерби́на
nick, notch, dent, chip
gap (between the teeth)
pockmark, pitted scar
прикарма́нивать
to pocket
карма́нчик
pocket
щедри́на
skin change (spot, pockmark, etc.)
прихо́довать
to enter in the books (as received), to record as income, to debit
to take possession of, to appropriate, to pocket
посе́ченный
scarred, pitted, pockmarked, marked (with cuts)
прикарма́ненный
pocketed, appropriated, embezzled
прикарма́ниваемый
appropriated, embezzled, pocketed, purloined
заприхо́довать
to enter in the books, to record as received, to enter as income
to take possession of, to appropriate, to pocket
поиздержа́вшийся
hard up, out of pocket, having spent a lot of money
прикарма́нивающий
pocketing, appropriating (dishonestly), embezzling, filching
прикарма́нивший
having pocketed, having appropriated, pocketed, appropriated
де́нежки
small money, pocket money, loose change
пригребающий
raking in, appropriating, pocketing
прикарма́нивавший
pocketing, appropriating, who was pocketing, who was appropriating
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
Examples
Неве́жливо разгова́ривать, держа руки в карма́нах.
It is rude to speak with your hands in your pockets.
Мо́жете одолжи́ть мне карма́нный нож?
Do you have a pocketknife I can borrow?
Самолёт не́сколько раз попадал в возду́шные я́мы.
The plane has hit several air pockets.
Её карма́ны топо́рщились от оре́хов.
Her pockets were bulging with walnuts.
Он прикарма́нил де́ньги компа́нии.
He pocketed the company's money.
Мы не просто заи́мствуем слова; порой англи́йский ло́вит други́е языки́ в закоу́лках, избива́ет до потери созна́ния и проходится по их карма́нам за но́выми слова́ми.
We don’t just borrow words; on occasion, English has pursued other languages down alleyways to beat them unconscious and rifle their pockets for new vocabulary.
Empty your pockets!
Empty your pockets!
Том умудри́лся поре́заться, когда он пыта́лся откры́ть мешо́к с ара́хисом свои́м карма́нным ножо́м.
Tom managed to cut himself while trying to open a bag of peanuts with his pocketknife.
Empty your pockets.
Полице́йский попроси́л Тома вы́вернуть карма́ны.
The police officer asked Tom to empty his pockets.
Tom pocketed the money.
Check your pockets.
Благодаря прогресси́вной шкале́ налогообложе́ния у люде́й стано́вится едва ли больше де́нег в карма́не после повыше́ния зарпла́ты, чем бы́ло до э́того.
Because of the progressive tax scale, people have hardly any more money in their pockets after a pay rise than they did before.
Вшивной карман удобнее накладного.
A sewn-in pocket is more convenient than a patch pocket.
Дети напихивали карманы конфетами.
The children were stuffing their pockets with candy.



















