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  • вы́мочить

    to soak, to steep, to ret, to drench

  • верну́ться

    to return, to come back, to get back

    to revert (to), to return (to a topic)

  • уйти́

    to leave, to depart, to go away

    to escape, to get away (from), to evade

    to take (time or material), to be used up, to be needed

    to retire, to step down, to quit (a job)

  • отда́ть

    to give back, to return, to pay back

    to hand over, to give, to hand in

    to send (to an institution), to put (into school etc.), to entrust

    to devote, to dedicate, to give up (one's strength)

    to give (an order), to issue (an instruction)

    to pay, to spend, to shell out

    to give off, to emit, to release

    to marry off, to give in marriage

  • верну́ть

    to return, to give back, to bring back, to send back

    to repay, to pay back, to reimburse, to refund

    to recover, to get back, to win back, to regain

  • возвраща́ться

    to return, to come back, to go back

    to return to, to go back to, to revert to

    to come back, to recur, to be restored

  • поко́й

    peace, quiet, rest, calm

    retirement

    room, chamber, quarters

  • запо́мнить

    to memorize, to remember, to commit to memory, to retain

    to save, to store

  • отойти́

    to move away, to step aside, to go away, to leave (a spot)

    to step out (briefly), to be away for a moment

    to withdraw, to fall back, to retreat

    to deviate, to digress, to stray (from a path)

    to come round, to calm down, to get back to normal

    to pass to, to be transferred to, to fall to

    to go out of fashion, to become a thing of the past

  • сохрани́ть

    to keep, to preserve, to conserve

    to retain, to keep (a position)

    to save

  • отка́зываться

    to refuse, to decline, to turn down

    to give up, to renounce, to relinquish, to abdicate (the throne)

    to abandon, to drop, to give up

    to abstain from, to go without, to cut out

    to go back on (one's words), to retract, to repudiate, to disown

  • возвраще́ние

    return, recurrence

  • отдава́ть

    to give back, to return, to hand in

    to hand over, to give, to entrust, to leave (to someone)

    to devote, to dedicate

    to give (an order), to issue

    to send (to an institution), to put, to place

    to give off, to emit, to radiate

    to smack of, to taste of, to smell of

    to pay, to pay out, to spend

  • пе́нсия

    pension

    retirement, being retired

  • обра́тный

    return, back

    opposite, reverse, inverse

    feedback

  • отста́вка

    resignation, stepping down

    retirement (from service), being on the retired list

    dismissal, discharge

  • зато́

    but (to make up for it), in return, but then

    on the other hand, but (for all that)

  • сохраня́ть

    to keep, to maintain

    to retain, to keep

    to preserve, to conserve, to store

    to save

  • торго́вый

    trade, commercial

    shopping, retail

  • проследи́ть

    to see to it, to make sure, to keep an eye on, to ensure

    to trace, to track, to trace back, to retrace

    to shadow, to tail, to spy on, to observe

  • дохо́д

    income, revenue, profit, return

  • взаме́н

    in exchange for, in return, in return for

    instead of, in place of, as a substitute

  • отходи́ть

    to move away, to step aside, to walk away, to leave (a spot)

    to leave, to depart, to pull out

    to fall back, to retreat, to withdraw

    to deviate, to diverge, to digress

    to come to oneself, to come round, to be all right again

    to be dying, to be passing away

  • ка́ра

    punishment, retribution, penalty

    kara (old unit of length)

  • извле́чь

    to extract, to take out, to retrieve, to remove

    to derive (benefit), to draw (a lesson)

    to extract (a root)

  • отступи́ть

    to retreat, to withdraw, to fall back

    to step back, to move back, to give way

    to deviate (from), to depart (from)

  • возвраща́ть

    to return, to give back, to bring back, to send back

    to repay, to pay back, to reimburse, to refund

    to recover, to get back, to win back, to regain

    to return (a value), to give (a result)

  • при́быль

    profit, gain, return

  • уде́рживать

    to hold, to hold on to, to keep from falling, to retain

    to hold back, to restrain, to suppress

    to withhold (from wages), to deduct

  • переписа́ть

    to rewrite, to write out again, to retype

    to copy, to copy out, to transcribe

    to make a list of, to register, to take a census of

    to re-register, to transfer (into someone's name), to sign over

  • отступа́ть

    to retreat, to fall back, to withdraw

    to step back, to move back, to recede

    to deviate (from), to depart (from), to stray (from)

  • заде́рживать

    to delay, to hold up, to postpone

    to hold up, to keep, to detain (briefly)

    to hold (one's breath), to hold back, to retain

    to detain, to arrest, to take into custody

  • пересмотре́ть

    to reconsider, to rethink, to revise

    to review, to re-examine, to reopen (a case)

    to rewatch, to watch again

  • отосла́ть

    to send off, to dispatch, to mail

    to send back, to return

    to send away, to send off

    to refer (to a source), to direct (somewhere)

  • отозва́ть

    to recall (a person), to call back, to summon back

    to recall (a product)

    to withdraw, to revoke, to retract

  • отбо́й

    lights-out signal, retreat signal, signal to stop

    all-clear

    marking out (of a line), staking out

  • отруби́ть

    to chop off, to cut off, to hack off

    to snap, to retort curtly, to answer bluntly

  • запомина́ть

    to memorize, to retain, to commit to memory

    to store, to save

  • возврати́ться

    to return, to come back, to go back

    to return (to a topic), to come back (to a subject), to revert

  • восстанови́ться

    to be restored, to return to normal, to come back

    to recover, to get better, to regain one's strength

    to be reinstated, to be readmitted, to get one's place back

    to come back, to return (in one's memory)

  • отби́ть

    to repel, to beat off, to fight off, to repulse

    to parry, to return (a ball), to hit back

    to break off, to knock off, to chip off

    to take away, to steal, to win away

    to kill (desire), to put off, to spoil

    to retake, to recapture, to win back

    to tenderize (meat), to beat flat

  • увольня́ться

    to quit, to leave the service, to retire

  • отве́тный

    in reply, answering, responding

    reciprocal, return, retaliatory, counter-

  • заря́

    dawn, daybreak, morning glow

    evening glow, afterglow, sunset glow

    from dawn to dusk, all day long

    at the crack of dawn, very early

    tattoo (bugle call), retreat

  • возвра́т

    return repayment or refund

  • распла́та

    retribution, payback, punishment, atonement

    payment, settling of accounts, settling up

  • возрази́ть

    to object, to raise an objection, to take exception, to return

  • задержа́ние

    detention, arrest, apprehension

    retention, delay, holding back

  • отре́чься

    to renounce, to abdicate, to give up (a claim), to forswear

    to disown, to repudiate, to turn one's back on

    to recant, to retract, to deny, to go back on

  • зачита́ть

    to read out, to read aloud

    to keep (a borrowed book), to fail to return (a book)

  • рво́та

    vomiting, retching

  • молчали́вый

    taciturn, silent, reticent, not talkative

    tacit, unspoken, implicit

  • возме́здие

    retribution, retaliation, vengeance, requital

  • ожи́ть

    to come back to life, to revive, to return to life

    to come alive, to liven up, to become animated, to spring back to life

  • отста́лый

    retarded

  • отступле́ние

    retreat, withdrawal, pulling back

    digression, aside, excursus

    deviation, departure

    climbdown, evasive move

  • отхо́д

    departure, leaving

    retreat, withdrawal, pullback

    departure (from), deviation, turning away

    waste, refuse, residue

  • деклара́ция

    declaration (form), return (tax)

    declaration, proclamation

  • отступи́ться

    to retreat

  • удали́ться

    to retire

  • оставля́емый

    being left, being abandoned, being retained

  • отда́ча

    return, handing over, giving back

    recoil, kick

    return, yield, output, efficiency

    dedication, commitment, full effort

  • о́тданный

    given, handed over, returned

  • оду́маться

    to come to your senses (rethink intentions/plans)

  • деби́льный

    stupid, idiotic, moronic, dumb

    retarded, feeble-minded

  • вороти́ть

    to bring back, to get back, to return, to undo

    to turn back, to turn aside, to turn away

    to shove aside, to move aside, to heave

  • пересмо́тр

    revision, review, retrial, reconsideration

  • вы́ловить

    to fish out, to get out (of water), to retrieve

    to catch, to round up, to capture

  • ожива́ть

    to come to life, to revive, to return to life

    to come alive, to liven up, to become animated

  • рева́нш

    revenge, return match

  • возвращённый

    returned, given back

  • пересма́тривать

    to reconsider, to revise, to rethink

    to look through again, to go over again, to go through

    to review, to reexamine, to retry

    to watch again, to rewatch

  • вы́шедший

    having left, having gone out, having come out

    published, released, out

    retired, former, ex-

    expired, elapsed, outdated

  • верну́вшийся

    returned, having returned

  • сде́ржанность

    restraint, reserve, reticence, discretion

  • сохранённый

    preserved, kept, retained

    saved, stored

  • отбива́ть

    to repel, to beat off, to parry, to return (a ball)

    to break off, to knock off, to chip off

    to take away, to win away, to win over, to steal (a partner)

    to retake, to recapture

    to take away (the desire), to kill (the appetite), to discourage

    to whet (a scythe), to hammer sharp

  • дом престаре́лых

    elderly home, retirement home, nursing home

  • сетча́тка

    retina

  • Переосмы́слить

    to rethink

  • опроверже́ние

    refutation, disproof, rebuttal

    denial, retraction, correction (published)

  • уедини́ться

    to isolate retire oneself

  • возврати́ть

    to return, to give back, to bring back, to send back

    to repay, to pay back, to refund, to reimburse

    to recover, to get back, to win back, to regain

  • подпра́вить

    to touch up, to retouch

  • сви́та

    retinue, entourage, suite, attendants

  • возвраща́емый

    returnable, refundable

  • неразгово́рчивый

    not talkative, taciturn, reticent

  • перепи́сывать

    to rewrite, to recopy, to retype

    to copy out, to transcribe

    to make a list of, to register, to take a census of

  • распра́ва

    reprisal, violent retribution, summary punishment, massacre

    short shrift

  • огрыза́ться

    to snap back, to answer rudely, to retort sharply

    to snarl back, to snap back (of an animal)

  • отзыва́ть

    to recall (from a post), to call back, to summon back

    to withdraw, to revoke, to retract

    to recall (a product)

  • ро́зничный

    retail

  • изложе́ние

    statement, exposition, presentation, account

    written retelling, summary exercise

  • подъёмный

    lifting, hoisting

    that can be raised, retractable

  • удержа́ние

    retention, holding, keeping, holding back

    deduction, withheld amount

  • приближённый

    approximate, rough, near

    close (to a ruler), intimate, in the inner circle

    confidant, person in attendance, retainer

  • пересказа́ть

    to retell, to recount, to relate, to give an account of

    to paraphrase, to rephrase, to put in one's own words

  • дружи́на

    druzhina, retinue, prince's armed following

    squad, brigade, detachment, team

  • извлечённый

    extracted, retrieved, removed, drawn out

  • переска́зывать

    to retell

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