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  • сорва́ть

    to tear off, to rip off, to take off (forcibly)

    to pick, to pluck

    to thwart, to disrupt, to ruin, to spoil

    to vent (on somebody), to take out (on somebody)

  • оторва́ть

    to tear off, to rip off, to detach

    to tear away (from an activity), to take away (from work)

  • рвать

    to tear, to rip, to tear up

    to pull out, to extract

    to pick, to gather

    to vomit, to throw up

    to break off, to sever

    to snatch

  • рвану́ть

    to jerk, to yank, to tug sharply

    to dash off, to take off, to bolt

    to explode, to blow up, to go off

    to rip, to tear to pieces, to tear apart

  • ки́нуть

    to throw, to cast, to fling

    to cheat, to rip off, to con

  • разорва́ть

    to tear apart, to rip up, to tear to pieces

    to break off (relations), to sever (ties), to terminate (a contract)

  • разво́д

    divorce

    scam, con, rip-off

  • отрыва́ть

    to tear off, to tear away, to rip off

  • кида́ть

    to throw, to cast, to fling

    to cheat, to swindle, to rip off

    to abandon, to leave in the lurch, to let down

  • порва́ть

    to tear, to rip, to tear up

    to break off, to sever, to cut off

  • срыва́ть

    to tear off, to pull off, to rip off

    to disrupt, to thwart, to foil, to sabotage

    to pick, to pluck

    to take out on, to vent on

  • грабёж

    robbery, plunder, pillage, looting

    highway robbery, daylight robbery, rip-off

  • ободра́ть

    to strip, to peel, to skin, to flay

    to scratch, to scrape, to graze

    to wear out, to tear to shreds

    to fleece, to rook, to rip off

  • драть

    to tear, to tear up, to tear to pieces

    to flog, to whip, to thrash

    to charge (exorbitantly), to fleece, to rip off

    to strip off, to tear off, to peel off

    to kill, to savage, to bring down

    to fuck, to screw, to bang

    to run away, to escape, to take flight

  • сдёрнуть

    to pull off, to yank off, to whisk off

    to tear off, to rip down, to tear away

  • разорва́ться

    to tear, to rip, to break, to come apart

    to explode, to burst, to go off, to blow up

    to be torn (between), to split oneself in two, to be in two places at once

  • разрыва́ть

    to tear, to tear apart, to rip up

    to break off, to sever, to terminate

    to dig up, to dig open, to turn over (soil)

    to rummage through, to ransack, to turn upside-down

  • поро́ть

    to flog, to thrash, to whip, to lash

    to unstitch, to unpick, to rip (at the seams), to undo (a seam)

    to talk (nonsense), to babble, to spout

  • задира́ть

    to lift up, to pull up, to tilt back (head)

    to tease, to pick on, to provoke, to bully

    to tear, to rip, to maul (of a predator)

  • споро́ть

    to rip off

  • подра́ть

    to tear, to rip up, to tear to shreds

    to scratch up, to claw, to maul

  • проре́ха

    tear, rip, hole, slit

    gap, shortcoming, flaw, deficiency

    fly (of trousers), flies

  • отодра́ть

    to tear off, to rip off, to pull off

    to give a sound flogging, to thrash, to give a hiding

  • распоро́ть

    to unstitch, to unpick, to rip apart at the seams

    to rip open, to slash open, to gash

  • нахлобу́чить

    to pull down (a hat) over one's eyes, to clap on (a hat), to jam on

    to cheat, to swindle, to rip off

  • надры́в

    anguish, emotional strain, overwrought feeling

    strain, overexertion, convulsive effort

    slight tear, small rip

  • вспоро́ть

    to rip open, to open

  • вы́пороть

    to thrash, to flog, to whip, to birch

    to unstitch, to unpick, to rip out (a seam), to undo

  • нагрева́ть

    to heat, to heat up, to warm up

    to cheat, to swindle, to rip off

  • обу́ть

    to put shoes on (someone), to shoe (someone)

    to provide with footwear, to buy shoes for

    to cheat, to swindle, to rip off, to trick

  • 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

  • отдира́ть

    to tear off, to rip off

  • нарва́ть

    to pick, to gather, to pluck (a quantity of)

    to tear up (a quantity of), to rip up

    to fester, to suppurate, to form an abscess

  • вспа́рывать

    to rip open, to open

  • обува́ть

    to put shoes on (someone), to shoe (someone)

    to swindle, to rip off, to con, to take in

  • распотроши́ть

    to gut, to disembowel, to clean (a fish)

    to rip open, to tear open

    to plunder, to clean out, to strip for parts

    to dissect, to perform an autopsy on

  • выпа́рывать

    to rip out

  • дорыва́ть

    to finish digging, to dig to the end

    to tear completely, to rip up entirely

  • надпа́рывать

    to unpick unstitch, to rip partly open

  • напоро́ть

    to unstitch (a quantity), to rip open, to undo (seams)

    to talk (nonsense), to babble, to spout

    to bungle, to botch up, to blunder

    to tear, to cut (on something sharp), to gash

  • обира́ловка

    rip-off, robbery, swindle

    rip-off joint, den of thieves

  • отши́ть

    to rebuff, to snub, to brush off

    to finish sewing, to sew (a garment) to completion

    to unstitch, to detach (by unpicking seams), to rip off

  • подпа́рывать

    to rip up, to unpick, to unstitch

  • подпа́рываться

    to rip

  • поро́ться

    to rip, to come undone

    to score with sb

  • распа́рывать

    to unstitch, to rip open at the seams, to undo (a seam), to rip up

    to rip open, to slash open

  • распа́рываться

    to rip

  • расса́живать

    to seat (guests), to show to seats, to assign seats

    to seat apart, to separate (by seating), to move to different seats

    to plant out separately, to space out (plants), to thin out (seedlings)

    to transplant, to repot

    to split open, to rip apart, to gash

  • расшива́ть

    to embroider, to decorate with embroidery

    to unpick, to undo (a seam), to rip open

    to point (masonry joints), to smooth out (mortar)

  • рвани́на

    rags, worn-out clothes, tattered clothing

    tear, rip, crack, flaw

    ragamuffin, tramp, vagabond

    scoundrel, rogue, riffraff

  • спа́рывать

    to rip off

  • изрыва́ть

    to dig up, to churn up, to turn over (soil), to root up

    to pit, to furrow, to pockmark, to make uneven

    to tear up, to tear to shreds, to rip apart

  • напа́ривать

    to trick, to deceive, to con, to rip off

  • распоро́ться

    to rip, to come undone

  • перепарывать

    to unpick, to rip open, to undo (seams)

  • 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)

  • доходи́ть

    to reach, to get to, to walk as far as

    to reach, to come up to, to amount to

    to get to the point of, to escalate into, to end up in

    to reach, to get through, to arrive

    to figure out (on one's own), to grasp, to sink in

    to be done, to cook through, to ripen

    to touch, to move

  • рва́ный

    torn, ripped

    ragged, tattered

    lacerated

  • зре́лый

    mature, grown-up

    ripe

    well-considered, fully developed

  • созре́ть

    to ripen/mature

  • спе́лый

    ripe

  • налива́ться

    to fill up, to be filled, to fill with (liquid)

    to ripen, to become juicy, to fill out

    to swell, to swell up, to become engorged

  • спеть

    to sing

    to crow (of a rooster)

    to ripen

  • поспева́ть

    to keep up (with), to keep pace (with)

    to ripen, to get ripe

    to be in time (for), to make it in time

  • налитой

    plump, full, ripe (of fruit), swollen

    firm, well-developed, muscular

  • зре́лость

    maturity

    ripeness, maturity

    adulthood, mature age

  • нали́ться

    to fill, to be filled, to ripen, to swell

  • поспе́ть

    to ripen, to become ripe, to be ready (of a crop)

    to keep up (with someone), to manage, to be in time

  • зреть

    to ripen, to grow ripe, to mature

    to see, to behold, to espy, to gaze upon

  • узре́ть

    to ripen, to grow ripe, to mature, to behold

  • дёр

    tearing, ripping, scratching

    pulling (off), stripping

    fucking, screwing

  • назрева́ть

    to ripen, to become ripe, to mature, to come to a head

  • созрева́ние

    maturing/ripening

  • рябь

    ripple, dazzle

  • созрева́ть

    to ripen/mature

  • отлежа́ться

    to recover by staying in bed, to rest up lying down, to get better lying down

    to lie for a while, to stay lying for some time

    to ripen after storage, to mellow

  • ряби́ть

    to ripple, to ruffle (water)

    to be blurry (before the eyes), to swim before the eyes, to flicker

  • отлёживаться

    to lie down for a while, to rest lying down, to recuperate, to convalesce

    to ripen in storage, to mellow (after lying)

  • назре́ть

    to ripen, to become ripe, to mature, to come to a head

  • вы́зреть

    to ripen, to grow ripe

  • зыбь

    swell, surge

    ripple, ripples

  • вызрева́ть

    to ripen, to grow ripe

  • приспе́ть

    to come, to be ripe, to draw near

  • вы́лежаться

    to have a complete rest in bed, to ripen, to mature

  • доза́ривание

    afterripening, artificial ripening

  • дозрева́ние

    ripening

  • дозрева́ть

    to ripen, to be rive

  • доспева́ть

    to ripen, to be ripe

  • раннеспе́лый

    early-maturing, early-ripe

  • распарывание

    ripping, unripping

  • скороспе́лый

    precocious, early, fast-ripening

  • созре́вший

    ripe, mature

  • спе́лость

    ripeness

  • дозре́ть

    to mature, to ripen, to be rive

  • разо́рванный

    Ripped, torn

  • взозре́ть

    to ripen, to mature

  • назрева́ющий

    ripening, maturing

    impending, brewing, imminent, looming, developing

  • налитый

    full, filled, poured

    ripe, plump, juicy

  • отодра́вший

    having torn off, having ripped off

    having beaten, having thrashed, having spanked (colloquial)

    having scrubbed off, having cleaned off, having scraped off

  • попёртый

    pushed, driven, carried away

    stolen, ripped off

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