read russian
чита́ть
to read
честь
to honour, to respect, to revere
to consider, to deem
to read
to count, to reckon
прочита́ть
to read, to read through, to finish reading
to read (for a stretch of time), to spend reading
to give (a lecture), to deliver (a talk)
проче́сть
to read, to read through
to recite, to read out, to deliver (a lecture)
to read (in someone's face), to discern
почита́ть
to read (for a while), to do some reading
to honour, to revere, to respect, to hold sacred
to consider, to deem, to think (something to be)
гада́ть
to guess, to conjecture, to speculate, to surmise
to tell fortunes, to read cards, to practise divination
толкова́ть
to interpret, to construe, to read (in a certain way)
to explain, to expound
to talk (about something), to discuss
ознако́миться
to familiarize oneself (with), to get to know, to become acquainted (with)
to read through, to review, to consult, to look over
гра́мотный
literate
competent, knowledgeable, expert, skilled
correct, error-free, well-written
educated, well-read
гласи́ть
to say, to state, to read
перечи́тывать
to re-read, to read again
to read over again (to check), to read up on
чита́ться
to be read, to read (easily etc.)
to be read off, to be scanned in, to be read in
to be read aloud, to be read out
перечита́ть
to Read everything (book) to the end (re-read is wrong)
вы́читать
to find out by reading, to gather from reading, to read somewhere
to subtract, to deduct, to keep back
зачита́ть
to read out, to read aloud
to keep (a borrowed book), to fail to return (a book)
чита́емый
being read
widely read, popular (with readers)
начи́танный
well-read
усыпи́ть
to lull to sleep, to sing, to read, to sleep
дочита́ть
to read, to finish reading
зачи́тывать
to read out, to read aloud
to credit (towards), to count (as), to take into account
to keep (a borrowed book), to not give back
начита́ться
to have read a lot, to be tired of reading, to have read
усыпля́ть
to lull to sleep, to sing, to read, to sleep
корректи́ровать
to correct, to proof-read
перече́сть
to re-read
отчи́тывать
to reprimand, to lecture, to read a lecture
разга́дывать
to solve, to unravel, to decipher, to guess
to see through, to figure out, to read (a person)
почи́тывать
to read
вчи́тываться
to read carefully, to try and grasp the meaning, to get a grasp
разбо́рчивый
legible, clear, easy to read
choosy, particular, fussy, discriminating
погада́ть
to tell fortunes, to read someone's fortune, to divine
to guess, to surmise, to conjecture, to speculate
пролиста́ть
to flip, to read through
вычи́тывать
to find, to read
заче́сть
to read out, to borrow and fail to return to its owner, to take and keep, to reckon
отпева́ть
to read the burial service
нечёткий
indistinct, blurred, unclear, fuzzy
illegible, hard to read
imprecise, vague, sloppy, careless
начётчик
person well-read in the Scriptures, self-taught Scripture scholar, well-read man (in church books)
dogmatist, literalist, pedant
начи́тывать
to record (by reading aloud), to read out onto a recording
to charge extra, to add on (to a sum)
неудобочита́емый
unreadable, difficult to read
рецензи́ровать
to criticize, to review, to read
счи́тывать
to read, to read off, to scan
to read (emotions), to pick up on
to collate, to compare, to check (against the original)
отпе́ть
to read the burial service
прочита́ться
to be read, to get read
to be legible, to read well, to be readable
проче́сться
to be read, to be readable, to read (easily/well)
чи́тывать
to read
прочи́танный
read, perused
чи́танный
something that was being read
прочита́вший
having read, who has read
прочтённый
read, having been read
гласи́вший
stating, proclaiming, declaring, reading (as in 'that which read')
чита́ющийся
readable, legible, easy to read
чита́вшийся
having been read, that was read
перечи́танный
reread, read through
зачита́вший
having read, who has read
дочита́вший
who has finished reading, having finished reading, one who has read through
дочи́танный
read to the end, finished reading, completed
зачи́тываемый
being read out, being read through, suitable for reading aloud
начита́вшийся
well-read, having read a lot, having read one's fill
почи́тывавший
who was reading casually, who used to read now and then, having read occasionally
почитываемый
occasionally read, browsed, dipped into
про́чивший
having read, who has read
про́ченный
read, perused, looked through
дочи́тываемый
being finished reading, being read through
начитывавший
well-read, having read a lot, one who used to read
начитываемый
being read aloud, being recited, being narrated, being recorded
перлюстрировавший
who had intercepted and read (correspondence), having censored (mail)
счи́тываемый
readable, scannable, read
чи́тывавший
having read (habitually), who used to read
зачита́ться
to get engrossed in reading, to lose oneself in a book, to read for a long time
начи́тываться
to read a lot, to become well-read, to get one's fill of reading
почи́танный
read
honoured, respected, revered
вчита́ться
to read carefully, to scrutinize, to pore over
to become absorbed in reading, to get into a text, to get into the swing of reading
начитывающий
reading (a lot), who reads a lot, well-read
narrating (a text), reading aloud for recording, recording (audio)
уже́
already, by this time, by now, ready
гото́вый
ready, prepared (for)
willing, ready, inclined
finished, ready-made, off-the-peg
done, cooked
собира́ться
to intend to, to be going to, to mean to, to plan to
to gather, to assemble, to come together, to meet
to get ready, to prepare (to leave), to pack up
to accumulate, to collect, to build up
собра́ться
to gather, to assemble, to come together, to meet
to be going to, to intend, to be about to, to make up one's mind
to get ready, to prepare (for a trip), to pack up
to accumulate, to collect, to build up
собра́ть
to collect, to gather, to compile, to amass
to gather (people), to assemble (people), to convene, to call together
to pack (things), to pack up, to get (someone) ready
to pick, to harvest, to gather (crops)
to assemble, to put together, to build
чита́тель
reader
гото́вить
to cook, to prepare (food)
to prepare, to make ready, to get ready
to train
дойти́
to reach (on foot), to get to, to walk as far as
to reach (someone), to arrive, to get through
to come to, to get to the point of
to escalate into, to degenerate into
to reach (a level), to amount to, to run up to
to ripen, to become ready, to be done (of food)
подгото́вка
preparation, getting ready
training, schooling
grounding, background knowledge, skills
подгото́вить
to prepare, to make ready, to train
пригото́вить
to cook, to prepare (food)
to prepare, to make ready, to get ready
охо́тно
with pleasure, willingly, readily, gladly
чте́ние
reading
гото́вность
readiness, preparedness
willingness, readiness (to do something)
показа́ние
testimony, evidence, statement, deposition
reading, indication
перестро́йка
rebuilding, reconstruction, conversion (of a building)
restructuring, reorganization, reorientation, readjustment
perestroika
extension (to a building), annex
показа́тель
indicator, sign, index
figure, metric, statistical measure, reading
exponent, index
гра́мота
literacy, reading and writing, basic literacy skills
charter, official document, deed
certificate, diploma, commendation
приготовле́ние
preparation, getting ready
cooking, preparation (of food), making
making, preparation, manufacture
нахо́дчивый
resourceful, ready, quick
перепра́вить
to ferry across, to take across, to transport across
to forward, to redirect, to readdress
to correct, to alter, to change
нагото́ве
at call, in readiness
подгото́виться
to prepare, to get ready
поспе́ть
to ripen, to become ripe, to be ready (of a crop)
to keep up (with someone), to manage, to be in time
толкова́ние
interpretation, construction
explanation, reading, commentary
отсчёт
counting, reading
ла́дить
to get along, to get on, to be on good terms
to put in order, to repair, to get ready, to prepare
to tune
to intend, to plan, to mean to
to keep repeating, to harp on
рефере́нт
reader, reviewer
Examples
I am able to read English.
Она прочита́ла ему одно стихотворе́ние.
She read one poem to him.
Ты в после́днее вре́мя чита́л какие-то интере́сные кни́ги?
Have you read any interesting books lately?
Раз уж мы заговори́ли о Шекспире, вы уже прочита́ли его сочине́ние?
Since we've gotten talking about Shakespeare... have you already read his composition?
В свобо́дное вре́мя оте́ц часто чита́л детекти́вы.
Father would often read detective stories in his spare time.
Вы когда-нибудь чита́ли какие-нибудь стихи Теннисона?
Have you ever read any Tennyson's poems?
Пожалуйста, чита́йте между строк.
Please read between the lines.
Пожалуйста, прочита́йте страни́цу 94.
Please read page ninety-four.
Кто-угодно мо́жет э́то прочита́ть.
Anybody can read it.
Написанное от руки, письмо́ бы́ло непросто прочита́ть.
Written by hand, the letter was not very easy to read.
Э́то правило можно прочита́ть двумя спо́собами.
This rule can be read in two different ways.
Чита́й ежедневно что-то, что никто друго́й не чита́ет. Ду́май ежедневно о чём-то, о чём никто друго́й не ду́мает. Де́лай ежедневно что-то, на что ни у кого друго́го не хва́тит глу́пости. На ра́зуме плохо ска́зывается постоя́нное единогла́сие.
Read, every day, something no one else is reading. Think, every day, something no one else is thinking. Do, every day, something no one else would be silly enough to do. It is bad for the mind to be always part of unanimity.
Я прочита́л твою́ но́вую кни́гу с настоя́щим наслажде́нием.
I read your new book with real delight.
Кита́йские иеро́глифы очень трудно чита́ть.
Kanji are difficult to read.
Потре́бовалось два часа, чтобы прочита́ть э́ту кни́гу.
It takes two hours to read this book.
Вчера́ я прочита́л интере́сную исто́рию.
Yesterday I read an interesting story.
Ду́маю, сейчас бы я что-нибудь почита́л. Я всегда был книжным червём, но быва́ют времена́, когда мне просто не хочется ничего чита́ть. Сейчас же во мне что-то так и кричи́т "Чита́й! Чита́й!"
I think I'll have more fun reading something now. I was always part of the bookworm group, but there are times when I just don't feel like reading anything. Right now I'm getting lots of "Read! Read!" waves coming at me.
Пока я размышля́л, стоит ли принима́ть таки́е стра́нные извинения, Кубатай полиста́л кни́жку и громко, выразительно прочита́л: "Пока я размышля́л, стоит ли принима́ть таки́е стра́нные извинения, Кубатай полиста́л кни́жку и громко, выразительно прочита́л: "Пока я размышля́л..." Бы́стрым движе́нием Холмс вы́хватил у Кубатая то́мик.
While I was thinking over whether I should accept such strange apologies, Coutabay leafed through the book and read loudly and expressively: "While I was thinking over whether I should accept such strange apologies, Coutabay leafed through the book and read loudly and expressively: 'While I was thinking...' Holmes quickly snatched the volume from Coutabay's hands.
Если ты мо́жешь прочита́ть э́то предложе́ние, э́то потому что ты уме́ешь чита́ть.
If you can read this sentence, it's because you know how to read.
«Гэнон попро́бовал ещё раз и сотвори́л всё снова: Зе́млю, свет, Линка и Зельду — так, э́то чушь собачья!» — «Чита́й кни—» — «Нет, чита́й её сама́! По мне, э́то всё ерунда́».
Ganon tried again and recreated everything: the Earth, light, Link, and Zelda — okay, this is bullshit! "Read the—" "No, read it yourself! It's all shit to me."
Если ты чита́ешь по десять страни́ц ка́ждый день, к концу́ года ты прочита́ешь восемнадцать книг объёмом в двести страни́ц. Как бы измени́ли твою́ жизнь э́ти кни́ги?
If you read ten pages every day, by the end of the year you'll have read eighteen books of two hundred pages each. How would those books change your life?



















