sail russian
плыть
to swim
to sail, to go by boat
to float, to drift
to hover over, to glide above
пла́вать
to swim, to float, to sail
поплы́ть
to start swimming, to set sail, to swim off, to sail
to float, to drift
па́рус
sail of a ship, sail
проплыва́ть
to swim (by / past / through), to sail, to cover
уплыва́ть
to swim away, to swim off
to sail away, to float away, to drift off
to pass, to go by, to elapse
to melt away, to be spent quickly, to slip away
приплы́ть
to swim up, to come swimming, to sail up
уплы́ть
to swim away, to swim off
to float away, to sail away, to go off by boat
to slip away, to be gone, to melt away, to be spent quickly
to pass, to go by, to elapse
заплы́ть
to swim (to a place), to swim out, to float (to), to sail (to)
to become swollen, to get puffy, to swell up
ла́та
lath, batten, sail batten
patch
yellow badge
проплы́ть
to swim (by / past / through), to sail, to cover
переплы́ть
to swim across, to row across, to sail across, to ferry across
подплы́ть
to swim up (to), to sail up (to), to come swimming, to approach (by water)
to swim under (something), to dive under
риф
reef
reef (in a sail)
доплы́ть
to swim to, to swim as far as, to reach by swimming
to sail to, to sail as far as, to reach by boat
to drift to, to waft to, to carry as far as
ре́ять
to soar, to hover, to sail, to stream
отплы́ть
to sail, to set sail, to float off
подплыва́ть
to swim up (to), to come swimming, to approach by swimming
to sail up (to), to come up (by boat), to put in
to swim under (something), to swim beneath
попла́вать
to swim, to float, to sail
заплыва́ть
to swim in, to sail in, to float in, to get swollen
оплыва́ть
to swell up, to become swollen, to get puffy
to gutter, to melt down, to run down
to swim around, to sail around, to swim past
to become blurred, to lose shape
отплы́тие
departure (of the vessel) from the shore Setting sail
отплыва́ть
to sail, to set sail, to float off
переплыва́ть
to swim across, to row across, to sail across, to ferry across
бра́мсель
topgallant sail
ветри́ло
sail
ли́сель
studding-sail, stunsail
напла́вать
to sail
приплыва́ть
to swim up, to come swimming, to sail up, to arrive by boat
to go bust, to go broke, to lose everything
пропла́вать
to swim be swimming, to sail, to be sailing
па́русность
windage, sail area, sail effect
доплыва́ть
To swim, to sail, to reach.
отча́ливший
having pushed off, having set sail, departed
отча́ливающий
departing, pushing off, casting off, setting sail
отча́ливавший
having cast off, that had cast off, having pushed off, having set sail
моря́к
sailor/seaman
матро́с
seaman, sailor
пла́вание
swimming
navigation, sailing, shipping
voyage, cruise
распуска́ть
to dissolve (a body), to disband, to dismiss, to send home
to spread (rumours), to circulate, to put about
to let loose, to let down (hair), to undo, to unfurl (sails)
to dissolve (in liquid), to melt
to unravel (knitting), to unpick
планёр
glider, sailplane
glide vehicle, glider
наду́ться
to sulk, to pout, to be in a huff
to become inflated, to swell up, to fill out (of sails)
to be puffed up, to put on airs, to give oneself airs
взду́ться
to swell, to swell up, to blow up
to billow, to fill out (of sails), to puff out
to go up sharply (of prices), to shoot up
to flare up, to spread (of fire)
морячо́к
(little) sailor
крепле́ние
fastening, mount, bracket, fixture
ski binding, binding
timbering, shoring, propping, pit support
lashing, securing (of cargo), furling (of sails)
strengthening, fortifying
сала́га
rookie, young inexperienced sailor
отва́л
dump, spoil heap, slag heap, landfill
mouldboard (of a plough), blade (of a bulldozer)
casting off, sailing (of a ship), departure
фло́тский
naval, sailor
па́русный
sailing (adj)
па́русник
sailboat
голла́ндка
Dutchwoman
Dutch stove, tiled stove
sailor's blouse, sailor's shirt
Dutch cow, cow of the Dutch breed
Dutch hen, hen of the Dutch breed
надува́ться
to swell out, to distend, to fill out, to belly (of sails)
to sulk, to pout, to be in a huff
матро́сик
cabin boy, little sailor
ло́ция
sailing directions
первого́док
regular sailor in the first year of service, young animal less than one year old
матро́ска
sailor dress, middy blouse, sailor shirt
виндсерфинг
windsurfing, sailboarding
вперёдсмотрящий
sailor charged to carry out inspection, far-sighted person
каспи́ец
sailor of the Caspian Fleet
корабе́льщик
sea-captain, sailor
ло́цман
sailor
северомо́рец
sailor of the Northern Sea fleet
ко́ечка
small bed, cot, little bed
small bunk, little berth, hammock (sailor's)
моря́чка
female sailor, seawoman, mariner
пла́вающий
floating, drifting
floating, variable, flexible
swimming, sailing
плы́вший
swimming, floating, sailing
проплыва́ющий
swimming past, floating past, sailing past
проплыва́вший
having swum past, having floated past, having sailed past, passing by (in the past)
уплыва́ющий
floating away, swimming away, sailing away, drifting away
уплыва́вший
floating away, drifting away, sailing away
уплы́вший
drifted away, floated away, sailed away, swum away
проплы́вший
swum past, sailed past, floated past, having swum past
отплы́вший
departed, having sailed away, sailed off
отплыва́ющий
departing, sailing away, leaving (by water)
отплыва́вший
departing, sailing away, having departed
вплыва́ющий
floating in, swimming in, sailing in, drifting in
вплыва́вший
floating in, swimming in, sailing in, moving into (on water)
приплыва́вший
having swum to, having sailed to, having floated to, that had swum/sailed/floated to
пла́вавший
who was swimming, having swum, swimming (in the past)
which was floating, having floated, floating (in the past)
which was sailing, having sailed, sailing (in the past), navigating (in the past)
Examples
Он начал своё кругосве́тное путеше́ствие на я́хте.
He started his voyage around the world in his sailboat.
Су́дно отпра́вится в пла́вание в двенадцать часо́в.
The ship will set sail at noon.
Я принадлежу́ к яхт-клубу.
I belong to the sailing club.
We were sailing.
We were sailing.
Дава́йте поката́емся на я́хте.
Let's go for a sail.
«Зельда, я направля́юсь к ге́рцогу Онкледу ужинать. Мой кора́бль отплыва́ет утром». — «Но, оте́ц, Гэнон и его приспе́шники захвати́ли твой кора́бль!» — «Хмм... Тогда я пойду́ пешком».
Zelda, I'm going to Duke Onkled's for dinner. My ship sails in the morning. "But father, Ganon and his minions have seized your ship!" "Hmm... I'm going to walk then."
Кора́бль отплыва́ет в Гонолулу за́втра.
The ship sails for Honolulu tomorrow.
The ship is sailing at three.
Кора́бль собира́ется выходить в мо́ре.
The ship is about to set sail.
Он легко спра́вился с экза́меном.
He sailed through the examination.
Он поду́мывает стать моряко́м.
He's considering becoming a sailor.
Еди́нственной причи́ной, по кото́рой Фердинанд Магеллан смог объяви́ть себя пе́рвым челове́ком, совершившим кругосве́тное путеше́ствие на корабля́х, бы́ло то, что Христофор Колумб реши́л сде́лать э́то вплавь.
The only reason why Ferdinand Magellan could claim to be the first man to sail across all of the world's meridians was because Christopher Columbus had chosen to swim.
Я бы хоте́л соверши́ть кругосве́тное путеше́ствие на корабле́.
I'd like to sail around the world.
Я бы хоте́ла соверши́ть кругосве́тное путеше́ствие на корабле́.
I'd like to sail around the world.
В дре́вности моряки́ по́льзовались созве́здиями на ночно́м не́бе, чтобы определи́ть, где они и куда плыву́т.
Ancient sailors used the constellations in the night sky to figure out where they were and where they were going.
Том рабо́тает инстру́ктором по пла́ванию.
Tom works as a sailing instructor.
Кора́бль отпра́вился в пла́вание.
The ship set sail.
Мини́стр оборо́ны на встре́че с офице́рами, солда́тами и матро́сами отвеча́л на их вопро́сы.
At a meeting with officers, soldiers, and sailors, the defense minister answered their questions.
Моряки́ пе́ли неприли́чные пе́сни.
The sailors sang indecent songs.
Мой попуга́й сиди́т на кра́ю моего́ монито́ра и насви́стывает неприли́чные матро́сские пе́сни.
My parrot is sitting on the edge of my monitor and whistling obscene sailors’ songs.
Одним зи́мним вечером после дли́тельных путеше́ствий верну́лись в родну́ю га́вань с дороги́ми това́рами венециа́нские па́русные суда́.
One winter evening, after extensive voyages, Venetian sailing ships returned to their home port with valuable goods.
Кора́бль идёт под америка́нским фла́гом.
The ship is sailing under the American flag.
Боцман командовал матросами на палубе.
The boatswain commanded the sailors on deck.
Ветрило корабля наполнилось сильным ветром.
The ship’s sail filled with a strong wind.
Парусность корабля увеличивает сопротивление воздуха.
The ship’s sail area increases air resistance.
Ветер, разорвавший паруса, испугал моряков.
The wind that tore the sails frightened the sailors.
Ветер, изменявший направление, мешал кораблю плыть.
The wind, which was changing direction, made it difficult for the ship to sail.
Ветер, располосовавший парус, наконец стих.
The wind that had slashed the sail finally died down.
Лодка, законопачиваемая перед плаванием, стояла на берегу.
The boat, being caulked before setting sail, was sitting on the shore.
По Каме ходят большие пассажирские теплоходы.
Large passenger ships sail along the Kama.



















