rag russian
тря́пка
rag
лоску́т
rags, pieces, rag, shred
тря́почка
small rag
газетёнка
rag, cheap newspaper, tabloid
тряпи́чный
rag, spineless, weak-willed
ошмёток
shred, tatter, scrap, rag
лоскуто́к
a scrap, a patch, a rag, a shred
ве́тошь
rags, old clothes, worn-out clothing
cleaning rag, cloth
old dry grass, dead undergrowth
тряпи́ца
rag, piece of cloth, bit of cloth
одежо́нка
rag, old clothes, worn-out clothes, threadbare clothes
проти́рка
wiping, cleaning, rubbing down
cleaning cloth, rag, swab
rubbing through a sieve, straining, pureeing
тря́почный
cloth, rag, made of cloth
дерю́га
sackcloth, sacking, burlap, coarse homespun cloth
rag, coarse garment, rough blanket
тряпи́чник
rag-picker, ragman, rag-and-bone man, junk dealer
clothes-horse, fashion victim, dandy
тряпи́чница
rag-picker, ragwoman, rag dealer (female)
woman obsessed with clothes, clothes fanatic, coquette
тряпи́чность
raggedness, tatter, rag-like quality
тряпи́чка
small rag, bit of cloth
ло́скут
rags, pieces, rag, shred
гнев
anger, rage, fury
взорва́ться
to burst, to blow up, to explode, to fly into a rage
я́рость
rage, fury, furious anger
злость
anger/rage
бе́шенство
fury, rage, frenzy
rabies
зло́ба
malice, spite, ill will
anger, rage, bitterness
кипе́ть
to boil, to be boiling
to seethe, to boil over, to rage
to be in full swing, to be buzzing
взбеси́ться
to fly into a rage, to become furious, to blow up, to get mad
to go crazy, to go wild, to lose one's mind, to freak out
to go rabid, to become rabid, to catch rabies
беси́ться
to be furious, to get furious, to rage
to romp about, to go wild, to go mad
to become rabid, to have rabies
рагу́
ragout
бушева́ть
to rage, to storm
рва́ный
torn, ripped
ragged, tattered
lacerated
бунтова́ть
to rebel, to revolt, to mutiny, to rise in revolt
to rage, to surge, to be turbulent
to incite to revolt, to stir up, to agitate
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)
лохмо́тья
rags, tattered clothes, ragged garments
shreds, tatters
оборва́нец
a man dressed in ragged clothes
дра́ный
torn, ragged, tattered
worn-out, threadbare, shabby
mangy, bedraggled, scruffy
озвере́ть
to become brutalized, to turn savage, to grow ferocious
to become furious, to fly into a rage, to go berserk
раж
rage, passion
бушу́ющий
raging, storming, tempestuous, rampant
тряпьё
rags
вскипе́ть
to come to a boil, to boil up, to begin to boil
to flare up, to fly into a rage, to boil with rage
обдира́ть
to strip, to peel, to peel off, to strip off
to skin, to flay
to graze, to scrape, to scratch
to fleece, to rip off, to overcharge, to rook
to wear out, to wear to rags, to tear to shreds
голодра́нец
ragamuffin, beggar, pauper, tramp
разбушева́ться
to rage, to bluster, to blow up, to run high
замота́ть
to wrap up, to wind (around), to wrap (around), to bandage
to wear out, to tire out, to exhaust, to run ragged
амбро́зия
ambrosia, food of the gods
ragweed
ambrosia fungus
свире́пствовать
to rage, to rave, to be fierce
to be rampant, to rage, to spread unchecked
разгу́л
raging, wild outburst, revelry, debauch
рассвирепе́ть
to become furious, to get into a rage
беснова́ться
to rage
обо́рванный
ragged, torn
неи́стовство
fury, frenzy, rage, violence
обо́дранный
ragged, in rags
завыва́ние
howling, howl
wailing, wail
roaring, raging
исступле́ние
frenzy, rage, fury
ecstasy, rapture, delirium
неи́стовствовать
to rage, to rave, to storm
свире́пость
ferocity, fierceness, savagery, cruelty
fury, rage, frenzy
fury, violence, harshness
лютова́ть
to rage, to rampage, to be fierce, to be cruel
обша́рпанный
ragged, frayed
разо́дранный
torn, ripped, ragged
рвань
rags, tatters, torn clothes
riff-raff, rabble, scum, scoundrel
yarn waste, wool waste
сушня́к
dry brushwood, deadwood, fallen branches
dry mouth (after drinking), raging thirst, hangover thirst
разъяри́ться
to get furious, to fly into a rage, to become enraged
оборва́нка
a women dressed in ragged clothes
беснова́тый
possessed by demons, demoniac
furious, frantic, frenzied, raging
ру́бище
rags, tatters
coarse garment, sackcloth
оби́ть
to upholster, to cover, to line
to beat down, to knock down, to shake down
to fray, to wear ragged
изо́рванный
tattered, torn, ragged
рваньё
rags, tattered clothes, old worn-out clothing
thread scraps, yarn remnants, thread waste
истрепа́ть
to wear out, to wear to rags, to fray, to tear
to fray (nerves), to wear down, to frazzle
голытьба́
the poor, the ragged, paupers, have-nots
nakedness, bareness
разыгра́вшийся
boisterous, frisky, playful
raging, rampant, strong, intense
vivid, unbridled, intense
разбушева́вшийся
raging, rampant, furious, gone wild
растрёпанный
dishevelled, tousled, ruffled
unkempt, slovenly, scruffy
tattered, ragged, dog-eared (of a book)
отре́пье
rags, tatters, tattered clothes
riffraff, scum, rabble, dregs
flax waste, tow
изо́дранный
torn, tattered, ragged
регла́н
raglan
бесну́ющийся
raging, frantic, furious, mad
ерши́ться
to bristle up, to get prickly, to flare up, to fly into a rage
to stand on end, to bristle, to stick up
остервене́лый
frenzied, furious, savage, raging
dogged, grim, obsessive
бескульту́рье
raging, raving, possessed
разбуя́ниться
to fly into a rage, to get violent, to get into a fury
яри́ться
to rage, to be in a fury, to be furious
to become enraged, to get furious, to fly into a rage
взъерепе́ниться
to fly into a rage, to flare up, to blow up, to bristle up
to dig in one's heels, to turn stubborn, to balk
рвани́на
rags, worn-out clothes, tattered clothing
tear, rip, crack, flaw
ragamuffin, tramp, vagabond
scoundrel, rogue, riffraff
обо́рвыш
ragamuffin
свире́пствующий
raging, rampant, fierce, prevalent
выва́ривать
to boil down, to boil to rags, to extract by boiling
бушева́вший
raging, storming, tempestuous
штормя́щий
stormy, tempestuous, raging
обтрепа́ться
to fray, to become frayed, to wear out
to become shabby, to get ragged
дрань
lath, split wood (for plastering or roofing), shingles (split)
rags, tatters, junk, trash
неи́стовость
frenzy, fury, rage
vehemence, unrestrainedness, impetuosity
ferocity, savagery, violence
опо́рок
ragged foot-wear, down-at-heel shoes
безу́мствующий
raging, raving, frantic, insane
вскипе́вший
boiled, having boiled, having come to a boil
seething, boiling (with rage), flared up
избе́гаться
to exhaust oneself by running, to tire oneself out running around, to run oneself ragged
to be avoided, to be shunned
беснова́ние
possession, frenzy, rage, madness
бу́йствующий
rampaging, raging, unruly, rowdy
raging, storming, tempestuous
rampant, luxuriant, wild, unrestrained
рва́нный
torn, ragged, tattered
побеснова́ться
to rage for a while, to act wildly for a bit, to let off steam (wildly)
Examples
She yelled in a rage.
He broke out into rage.
«Ваше Вели́чество, вы давно ви́дели Намауга?» — «С тех пор, как он сли́лся после того́, как я застрели́л его ту́шку утром – нет». — «Да! Наш ста́рый коро́ль всем зада́ст!» — «Ладно. Держите меня в ку́рсе». — «Без пробле́м». — «Пока». — «Пока».
Your Majesty, have you seen Namowg lately? "Not since he ragequit after I shot his ass this morning." "Yeah! That old king is the boss!" "Okay. Keep me posted." "Sure thing." "Bye." "Bye."
Шторм бушева́л не́сколько дней.
The storm raged for a few days.
Том стара́лся вести себя норма́льно, но по выраже́нию его лица и поведе́нию бы́ло видно, что он кипе́л от зло́сти.
Tom tried to act normal, but you could tell from his facial expression and demeanour that he was seething with rage.
Когда мы ду́маем о трубочи́стах девятна́дцатого века, мы представля́ем себе оборва́нцев с са́жей на щека́х.
When we think of nineteenth-century chimney sweeps, we think of ragamuffins with soot on their cheeks.
Том подве́ржен при́ступам я́рости.
Tom's given to fits of rage.
Том подве́ржен при́ступам гне́ва.
Tom's given to fits of rage.
Mary became pale with rage.
You look like a ragamuffin.
You look like a ragamuffin.
Его глаза бы́ли кра́сными, как пыла́ющие у́гли; дли́нные седы́е во́лосы па́дали ему на пле́чи спутанными космами; его одея́ние стари́нного покро́ва бы́ло гря́зным и разорванным, а с запя́стий и лоды́жек свиса́ли тяжелые оковы и ржа́вые кандалы.
His eyes were as red burning coals; long grey hair fell over his shoulders in matted coils; his garments, which were of antique cut, were soiled and ragged, and from his wrists and ankles hung heavy manacles and rusty gyves.
В окружа́ющих лесах бушу́ют пожа́ры.
Fires are raging in the surrounding forests.
Снаружи свире́пствует урага́н.
Outside, a hurricane is raging.
Мальчик ходил в оборванных ботинках.
The boy went around in ragged shoes.
Безудержный поток воды снес мост.
The raging torrent swept away the bridge.
На кухне лежала грязноватая тряпка.
A rather dirty rag was lying in the kitchen.
Он бесновался, узнав о предательстве друга.
He raged when he learned about his friend's betrayal.
В городе свирепствовала эпидемия гриппа.
An influenza epidemic was raging in the city.
Зимой здесь свирепствуют сильные морозы.
Severe frosts rage here in winter.
Она взбеленилась от такого нахальства
She flew into a rage at such insolence.
Он законопачивал окна старой тряпкой.
He was sealing the windows with an old rag.
На столе лежала грязнейшая тряпка.
The dirtiest rag was lying on the table.
Она выбросила пропитавшуюся маслом тряпку.
She threw away the oil-soaked rag.
На столе лежала замасленная тряпка.
An oily rag lay on the table.
На стуле лежала разлезающаяся тряпка.
A rag that was coming apart lay on the chair.



















