scout russian
разве́дчик
scout (secret service man, intelligence agent), prospector, scout plane
высма́тривать
to look out, scout out
to espy
лазу́тчик
scout, spy
дозо́рный
scout
ска́ут
scout
пласту́нский
Plastun (attributive), pertaining to Plastun Cossacks, scout (attributive)
разве́дчица
secret service woman, intelligence woman agent, woman scout
бойска́ут
scout
согляда́тайствовать
to spy, to act as a spy, to scout, to reconnoiter
высма́триваемый
being watched, being looked for, being scouted out
изведывавший
exploring, investigating, scouting, inquiring (into), having explored, having investigated
разве́давший
having reconnoitered, having scouted, having explored, having found out
разве́данный
explored, reconnoitered, scouted
разве́дывавший
scouting, reconnoitering, exploring, investigating, who was scouting
разве́дываемый
scouted, reconnoitered, explored, investigated
разве́дывающий
reconnaissance, exploratory, scouting, intelligence-gathering
разню́хивавший
who was sniffing out, who was ferreting out, who was scouting out
рекогносци́рованный
reconnoitred, scouted
рекогносцируемый
reconnoitered, being reconnoitered, scouted, being scouted
Examples
- Бойска́уты ходи́ли от двери к двери, продавая свои́ поде́лки.The boy scouts went from door to door selling what they had made.
- Когда вы ста́ли бойска́утом?When did you become a Boy Scout?
- Капита́н реши́л посла́ть разве́дчика.The captain decided to send out a scout.
- Том был бойска́утом.Tom was a boy scout.
- Соста́в отря́да бойска́утов увели́чился.The membership of the Boy Scout troop swelled.
- Я был бойска́утом.I was a boy scout.


















