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rat russian

  • сдать

    to pass (an exam), to take (an exam), to sit (an exam)

    to hand over, to hand in, to give up, to surrender

    to rent out, to let, to lease

    to rat out, to turn in, to betray

    to donate (blood), to give (a sample)

    to let up, to weaken, to decline

    to deal (cards)

  • заложи́ть

    to pawn, to mortgage, to put up as security

    to lay (a foundation), to found, to establish, to lay out (a garden)

    to put, to tuck, to stick (into), to place

    to rat out, to betray, to inform on, to grass up

    to plant (a bomb), to lay (a mine)

    to mislay, to misplace

    to deposit, to leave as security

  • сту́кнуть

    to knock, to tap

    to hit, to bang, to punch, to pound

    to turn (an age), to hit (an age)

    to squeal (on someone), to inform (on someone), to rat out

  • кры́са

    rat

  • зара́за

    infection, contagion

    pest, swine, bastard, rat

    damn!, damn it!

    pestilence, plague, epidemic

  • доноси́ть

    to inform on, to tell on, to denounce, to rat on

    to report, to announce

    to carry (to a place), to bring (all the way)

    to carry to term, to bear (to full term)

    to wear out (clothes), to wear until worn out

  • стука́ч

    snitch, rat

  • по́лоз

    sledge runner, sleigh runner, skid

    rat snake, racer (snake), colubrid snake

  • простуча́ть

    to tap, to knock, to drum

    to rat out, to inform on, to squeal on

  • настуча́ть

    to snitch (on somebody), to squeal, to rat out, to inform (on somebody)

  • крысоло́в

    rat-catcher

  • крысоло́вка

    rat-trap, rat-catcher, ratter

  • онда́тра

    musk-rat, musquash

  • слепы́ш

    mole-rat

  • вы́стучать

    to tap out, to rap out, to knock out (a rhythm)

    to inform on, to betray, to report (to the authorities), to rat out

  • отноше́ние

    relationship, relations

    attitude

    ratio

    respect, regard

  • про́тив

    against, opposed to

    opposite, facing

    contrary to, against

    as against, compared with, to (in a ratio)

  • дово́льно

    rather, fairly, quite

    enough, that's enough

    contentedly, with satisfaction

  • доста́точно

    sufficiently, enough

    rather, pretty, quite, fairly

    it is enough, that's enough, enough

  • у́ровень

    level, height, rate

    level, standard, degree

    level, tier

    spirit level, gauge

  • весьма́

    very, extremely, highly

    quite, rather

  • статья́

    article, piece, essay

    article (of a law), clause, section

    item, entry, heading

    class, rating

  • курс

    rate of exchange, exchange rate

    course, heading

    course (of study), training course

    policy, line, course

    year (at university)

  • мирово́й

    world, global, worldwide

    World War

    amicable (settlement), of the peace (judge), conciliatory

    first-rate, great, splendid

  • проце́нт

    percent, percentage

    interest, interest rate

  • ско́рость

    speed, velocity, rate

    gear

  • утвержда́ть

    to claim, to assert, to maintain, to affirm

    to approve, to ratify, to confirm, to endorse

  • да́ча

    dacha, summer cottage, country cottage, country house

    giving, administering, administration

    portion, allowance, ration

    forest plot, woodland lot, wood lot

  • но́рма

    norm, standard, rule

    quota, allowance, rate

  • непло́хо

    not bad, rather well, quite good

  • ра́зум

    mind, intellect, intelligence

    reason, rationality, good sense

  • стук

    knock, tap

    clatter, rattle, noise

    thud, thump

  • ка́рточка

    card, slip, sheet

    bank card, chip card

    photograph, photo, snapshot

    ration card

    identity card

  • гро́хот

    crash, roar, rumble, rattle

    screen, riddle

  • расхо́д

    expense, expenditure, costs

    consumption, rate of use

  • ста́вка

    rate, tariff, charge

    bet, stake, stakes

    pay rate, salary, full-time post

    headquarters

  • греме́ть

    to thunder, to rumble, to roar

    to clatter, to rattle, to clink

    to ring out, to resound, to be famous

  • утвержде́ние

    assertion, claim, statement

    approval, confirmation, ratification

    establishment, consolidation

  • темп

    rate, speed, pace, time

  • се́тка

    net, netting, mesh, gauze

    screen, fly screen, mosquito net

    grid, graticule, grid of coordinates

    string bag, net bag, shopping net

    rack, luggage rack

    scale, rate table

    butterfly net, sweep net

  • разря́д

    category, class, rank

    grade (of qualification), rating, skill level

    discharge (electrical)

  • утверди́ть

    to approve, to confirm, to ratify, to pass (a law)

    to confirm (someone in something), to strengthen (in a belief), to convince

  • оце́нивать

    to evaluate, to assess, to judge, to rate

    to appraise, to estimate, to value, to put a price on

    to appreciate, to value, to recognize the worth of

  • не́жели

    than, rather than, as opposed to

  • чп

    emergency, emergency situation, serious incident

    private company, private enterprise, private business

    pulse rate, heart rate

    Black Sea Shipping Company

  • пульс

    pulse, pulse rate

  • хрипе́ть

    to speak hoarsely, to be hoarse, to rasp

    to wheeze, to breathe hoarsely, to rattle

  • загреме́ть

    to start to thunder, to begin to rumble, to start to roar

    to start clattering, to start rattling, to ring out, to resound

    to fall with a crash, to crash down, to tumble down

    to land in jail, to end up in prison, to be hauled into court

    to get kicked out, to get thrown out, to flunk

  • частота́

    frequency

    frequency, rate of occurrence

  • грохота́ть

    to rumble, to crash, to rattle, to roar

    to thunder, to peal, to roll, to boom

  • па́йка

    ration, food allowance

    soldering, soldered joint

  • рациона́льный

    rational

  • застуча́ть

    to begin to knock, to begin to rap

    to begin to clatter, to begin to rattle, to begin to pound (of the heart)

  • сы́пать

    to pour (something dry), to strew, to sprinkle, to scatter

    to shower (with questions), to pour out, to rattle off

  • ни́зенький

    low, lowish, rather low

    short, shortish, squat, stocky

  • соотноше́ние

    ratio, proportion

    relationship, correlation, interrelation

  • вы́палить

    to fire, to shoot, to fire off (a shot)

    to blurt out, to rattle off, to come out with

    to burn off, to burn out, to smoke out

  • коры́то

    trough, wash-tub, wash basin

    old banger, rattletrap, old tub (of a boat)

  • о́тзыв

    feedback, response, comment

    review, rating, critique

    reference, testimonial, expert opinion, appraisal

  • превосхо́дно

    excellently, splendidly, perfectly, superbly

    excellent, first-rate, splendid

  • паёк

    ration

  • отме́нный

    excellent, splendid, first-rate, superb

  • тари́ф

    rate, tariff, fee, plan (mobile or utility)

    tariff, customs duty

  • целесообра́зный

    expedient, advisable, sensible, rational

    purposive, purposeful, teleological, inherently justified

  • пропо́рция

    proportion, ratio

  • бишь

    again, now, was it

    that is, I mean, or rather

  • кало́ша

    galosh, overshoe, rubber boot

    slowcoach, dawdler, sleepyhead

    old banger, jalopy, rattletrap

  • потреби́тельский

    consumer (attributive), consumer-related, for consumption

    self-interested, exploitative, taking rather than giving

  • рацио́н

    diet, food intake

    ration, food allowance, daily ration

  • зачасти́ть

    to take to visiting often, to start coming often, to become a frequent visitor

    to rattle off, to start jabbering, to launch into rapid speech

    to quicken, to become more frequent, to come faster

  • обоснова́ние

    justification, substantiation, rationalization

    rationale, grounds, supporting arguments

  • ре́йтинг

    rating, value, ranking

  • стрекота́ть

    to chirr, to rattle, to chatter

  • строчи́ть

    to scribble, to dash off, to scrawl

    to stitch, to sew, to machine-stitch

    to fire in bursts, to rattle away, to bang away

  • прогреме́ть

    to thunder, to rumble, to rattle, to roar

    to ring out, to resound

  • неглубо́кий

    rather shallow, superficial, skin-deep, shallow

  • спид

    AIDS

    speed, rate, tempo

  • расчётный

    rated, calculated, designed, design

  • мрачнова́тый

    somewhat gloomy, rather bleak, a bit dismal, sombre

  • молоти́ть

    to thresh

    to beat, to pound, to thrash, to hammer

    to wolf down, to scoff, to eat greedily

    to jabber, to chatter nonstop, to rattle on

  • неширо́кий

    rather narrow

  • сме́ртность

    mortality death-rate

  • дро́бный

    fractional, fraction

    staccato, repetitive, rattling

    subdivided, split up, detailed, separate

    small, fine, in small parts

  • скрепи́ть

    to fasten together, to clip together, to clamp, to bind together

    to strengthen, to cement, to consolidate

    to countersign, to ratify, to authenticate

  • расце́нивать

    to estimate, to value, to assess, to rate

  • недурно

    rather well

  • грязнова́тый

    rather dirty, rather muddy

  • жи́денький

    runny, rather liquid, thin (in consistency)

    weak, watery, thin

    sparse, scanty, feeble

  • та́кса

    rate, tariff, dachshund

  • номина́льный

    nominal, rated

  • тарахте́ть

    to rattle, to clatter, to rumble, to make a racket

    to chug, to putter, to sputter

    to chatter, to jabber, to prattle

  • небезопа́сный

    unsafe, insecure, rather dangerous

  • шпа́рить

    to rattle off, to fire away, to rattle away, to go at it

    to scald, to burn (skin with boiling water)

  • горькова́тый

    bitterish, rather bitter

  • пересту́к

    knock, tapping, rattle, clatter

  • учётный

    registration, record, account (user)

    accounting, bookkeeping

    discount (rate)

  • гремучий

    rattling

    detonating, explosive

  • задребезжа́ть

    to begin to rattle, to begin to jingle, to begin to chink

  • кре́пенький

    sturdy, rather strong, robust, fairly firm

  • рожда́емость

    birth rate

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