retain russian

• запо́мнить

  to memorize, retain, commit to memory

• сохрани́ть

  to keep

  to preserve, to conserve

  to retain

  to save (computing)

• уде́рживать

  holding and not letting move

  withhold or retain/suppress

• запомина́ть

  to memorize, retain, commit to memory

• гонора́р

  royalties

  retainer

• дворя́нство

  nobility

  The class of secular landowners which constituted the dominant privileged exploitative class in feudal society and partly retained its hereditary privileges under capitalism

• закрепля́ться

  to be fixed, to be secured, to be fastened, to attach oneself

  to become established, to consolidate, to take hold, to gain a foothold

  to be retained, to stick (in memory), to be memorized

  to be formally established, to be legally fixed, to be officially confirmed

• приближённый

  close (of people), person in attendance, retainer, retinue

  approximate, rough

• оставля́емый

  being left, being abandoned, being retained

• приде́ржанный

  held back, retained, kept, withheld

• приде́рживающий

  holding, supporting, restraining, retaining

• проде́ржанный

  held, kept, retained, used

• сохраня́вшийся

  preserved, retained, kept

• уде́ржанный

  retained, withheld, deducted

• уде́рживавший

  holding, retaining, keeping, withholding

• уде́рживавшийся

  being held, being retained, being kept

• уде́рживаемый

  held, restrained, contained, retained

• уде́рживающий

  holding, retaining, restraining, deterrent

• уде́рживающийся

  clinging, holding on, staying, retained, maintained

• удержа́вший

  having held, having retained, having kept, having withheld

Examples

• Нам пришло́сь наня́ть адвока́та.

  We had to retain a lawyer.

• Гуси́ный пух хорошо сохраня́ет тепло́.

  Goose down retains the heat.