publicly russian
наро́дный
the people's, of the people, popular
folk, traditional
publicly owned, state-owned
выступа́ть
to perform, to appear (on stage), to play (a gig)
to speak (publicly), to give a speech, to make one's opinion known
to advocate (for), to speak out (against), to stand up (for)
to act as, to serve as, to appear as
to protrude, to jut out, to stand out, to emerge
вы́ступить
to perform, to give a speech, to speak (publicly)
to oppose publicly, to speak out against
to advocate for, to come out in support of
to set out, to march out
to protrude, to stick out
to come out, to appear (on the surface)
to overflow (its banks)
до́ступ
access, admittance, admission
access
in the public domain, publicly available
прорабо́тать
to work (for a period of time), to put in (time at a job)
to work through, to go through carefully, to study in detail
to take to task, to criticize publicly, to haul over the coals
публи́чно
publicly, in public, openly
громогласно
loud, in a loud voice, openly, publicly
клейми́ть
to brand, to stamp, to mark
to stigmatize, to denounce, to brand (publicly), to condemn
общедосту́пный
open to all, publicly accessible, public
affordable, of moderate price, inexpensive
easy to understand, popular, accessible (in style)
всенаро́дно
publicly
гласно
publicly, openly
vocalically, as a vowel
рассекре́чивать
to declassify, to lift the secrecy on, to make publicly available
to revoke someone's security clearance, to deny access to secret documents, to take off secret work
принаро́дно
in front of everyone, publicly, openly
Examples
«Полице́йское госуда́рство!» — вопи́л разозлённый подро́сток, пока его тащи́ли к патру́льной маши́не за куре́ние тра́вки в публи́чном ме́сте.
Police state! Police state! screamed an irate teenager as he was being dragged to a squad car for smoking weed publicly.
Впервые те́рмин Latvija был открыто употреблён в те́ксте национа́льного ги́мна э́той страны Dievs, svētī Latviju! (Боже, благослови́ Ла́твию!), написанном в 1873 году. Самоназвания латы́шского наро́да и его Родины бы́ли под запре́том ца́рских власте́й России.
The term Latvija was first used publicly in the text of this country’s national anthem, Dievs, svētī Latviju! (God, Bless Latvia!), written in 1873. The Latvian people’s self-designation and that of their homeland were banned by the tsarist authorities of Russia.
Пользуясь случаем, я повторя́ю публично, что бы́ло уже много раз лично сказано и написано: я прошу́ всех эсперантистов в их пи́сьмах ко мне или в разгово́рах со мной никогда не употребля́ть неприя́тное мне сло́во "ма́стер", а всегда обраща́ться ко мне просто "господи́н".
Taking this opportunity, I repeat publicly what I have already said and written many times in private: I earnestly ask all Esperantists never to use the word “Master,” which I find unpleasant, in their letters to me or in conversation with me, but always simply to address me as “Sir.”
Он всенародно признал свою ошибку.
He publicly admitted his mistake.
Все решения принимались гласно и открыто.
All decisions were made publicly and openly.
Чиновник, дезинформировавший прессу, извинился публично.
The official who had misinformed the press apologized publicly.



















