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pull-on russian

  • натя́гивать

    to stretch, to pull taut, to tighten, to draw (a bow)

    to pull on, to put on (with effort)

  • скрои́ть

    to cut out, to cut (fabric)

    to make (a face), to pull (a face), to put on (an expression)

    to be built, to be made

  • напя́лить

    to put on (with effort), to pull on, to throw on, to squeeze into

    to stretch (over a frame), to mount (on a hoop)

  • нахлобу́чить

    to pull down (a hat) over one's eyes, to clap on (a hat), to jam on

    to cheat, to swindle, to rip off

  • напя́ливать

    to pull on, to struggle into, to force on, to put on (with difficulty)

  • натя́гивающийся

    stretching, tightening, pull-on

  • опо́мниться

    to come to one's senses, to pull oneself together, to think better of it

    to come to, to regain consciousness

  • овладе́ть

    to master, to acquire, to learn thoroughly

    to take possession of, to seize, to capture, to occupy

    to seize, to come over, to take hold of, to overcome

    to control oneself, to compose oneself, to pull oneself together

  • отрыва́ться

    to come off, to be torn off, to break off, to come away

    to tear oneself away, to pull oneself away

    to take off, to leave the ground

    to lose touch with, to become detached from

    to let loose, to have a blast, to take a break from routine

  • притя́гивать

    to attract, to draw

    to attract, to appeal to, to draw in

    to pull (closer), to draw (towards oneself)

  • притяну́ть

    to pull (closer), to draw (toward oneself), to drag over

    to attract, to draw in

  • подтяну́ться

    to pull oneself up, to do pull-ups

    to improve one's standard, to catch up with the rest, to raise one's game

    to pull oneself together, to brace oneself up, to smarten up

    to tighten one's belt

  • подтя́гиваться

    to pull oneself up, to do pull-ups

    to improve one's standard, to catch up with the rest

    to brace oneself up, to pull oneself together

    to tighten one's belt

  • вы́карабкаться

    to scramble out, to get out, to extricate oneself, to pull through

  • криви́ться

    to pull a face, to grimace, to wince, to screw up one's face

    to become crooked, to warp, to bend, to go out of shape

  • встряхну́ться

    to shake oneself, to shake off

    to snap out of it, to pull oneself together, to rouse oneself, to take heart

    to have a good time, to let loose, to enjoy oneself

  • одёргивать

    to pull down (clothing), to straighten (clothing), to tug straight

    to pull up (someone), to rebuke, to put in one's place, to call to order

    to pluck off all around, to strip off all around

  • ско́рчить

    to make a face, to pull a face, to grimace, to contort one's face

  • выкара́бкиваться

    to scramble out, to get out, to extricate oneself, to pull through

  • запахну́ться

    to wrap oneself up (in a coat), to wrap one's coat tighter, to pull one's coat closed

    to swing shut, to slam shut

  • подгрести́

    to rake together, to rake in, to pull towards oneself, to gather up

    to grab, to appropriate, to get hold of

  • запа́хивать

    to wrap (a coat) closed, to fold over, to pull tightly around oneself

    to plough in, to plough under, to plough up

  • играну́ть

    to pull a trick, to make a sudden move, to pull a fast one

  • фо́кусничать

    to do conjuring tricks, to perform tricks, to juggle

    to be up to tricks, to play tricks, to pull a fast one, to be devious

    to put on airs, to be capricious, to make a fuss

    to act affectedly, to behave unnaturally, to be overexcited

  • опомина́ться

    to collect oneself, to come to one's senses, to pull oneself together

    to regain consciousness, to come round

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