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run-through russian

  • пропусти́ть

    to miss, to let slip

    to let through, to let pass, to let in

    to skip, to omit, to leave out, to overlook

    to run through, to pass through, to put through

    to have a drink, to knock back a glass

  • прожи́ть

    to live (for a period), to live through, to spend (a period of one's life)

    to live (in a place), to reside, to stay

    to spend (money), to squander, to run through (money)

  • пройти́сь

    to take a walk, to stroll, to walk

    to go over (a surface), to sweep through, to run over

  • пробежа́ть

    to run (a distance), to cover (a distance), to run through

    to run by, to run past, to pass (running)

    to skim, to scan

    to run (over), to run (along), to flit across

  • прогна́ть

    to drive away, to chase off, to kick out, to expel

    to dispel, to banish, to drive away

    to run, to put through

  • прожива́ть

    to reside, to live, to be domiciled

    to spend (money), to squander, to run through (money)

  • протека́ть

    to leak, to be leaky, to let water through

    to proceed, to take its course, to go (well or badly), to occur

    to flow, to run, to flow through

    to pass, to elapse, to slip by

  • прока́т

    rental, hire, rental service

    rolled metal, rolled stock, rolled products

    rolling

    skate, run-through of a program, performance

  • проткну́ть

    to pierce, to puncture, to run through, to poke through

  • пронзи́ть

    to pierce, to transfix, to run through

  • пробега́ть

    to run past, to run by, to pass at a run

    to run through, to run along, to run across

    to cover (a distance), to run (a distance)

    to skim, to scan, to glance over

    to run about (for a while), to be on one's feet (running around)

    to miss (through running around)

  • прокрути́ть

    to scroll

    to play, to play back, to put on

    to turn, to spin, to rotate

    to run through (in one's mind), to turn over (in one's head)

    to turn over (money), to put into circulation

  • перебира́ть

    to sort through, to go through, to look over, to pick out

    to finger, to pluck (strings), to run one's fingers through

    to overdo it, to have too much (of drink)

  • прохожде́ние

    passage, passing through, transit

    undergoing, completion, taking (an exam)

    passing by, going past

    run-through, playthrough

  • пронза́ть

    to pierce, to transfix, to run through

  • прого́н

    run-through, rehearsal

    purlin, girder, road-bearer, baulk

    passage, lane, cattle track

    well-shaft, shaft

  • приколо́ть

    to pin, to pin up, to attach with a pin

    to stab to death, to bayonet, to finish off, to run through

  • пробира́ть

    to penetrate, to run through, to seize, to grip

    to scold, to tell off, to reprimand

    to weed, to thin out (seedlings)

  • пронзённый

    pierced, run through, transfixed

    pierced (by a feeling), gripped, transfixed

  • проса́живать

    to squander, to blow (money), to lose (money), to throw away (money)

    to pierce through, to puncture, to run through

    to spend (time) planting

  • прогоня́емый

    driven away, chased away, driven out, expelled

    run through, processed, passed through, circulated

  • проле́чь

    to run (through), to pass (through), to lie (of a road)

    to stretch out, to extend, to spread out

  • прониза́ть

    to pierce, to penetrate, to go right through

    to permeate, to pervade, to run through

  • пронзи́вший

    having pierced, having penetrated, having run through

    piercing (gaze or cry), penetrating, poignant

  • пробе́гать

    to pass, to run by, to run through, to run along

  • про́гнанный

    driven away, expelled, banished, chased off

    run through, processed, filtered

  • подка́тка

    rehearsal, run-through, warm-up, dress rehearsal

    rolling in, rolling under, bringing under, fitting

  • продёргивать

    to pass through, to run through, to thread

    to criticize sharply, to lambast, to give a good dressing-down

    to thin out, to weed out

  • сыгро́вка

    rehearsal, run-through, try-out, playthrough

  • пропу́сканный

    missed, skipped, omitted, left out

    let through, passed through, filtered, run through

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