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  • измене́ние

    change, alteration, shift

    changes

  • пода́ть

    to give, to hand, to pass

    to serve, to bring (to the table)

    to submit, to hand in, to file

    to give (a signal), to make (a sound)

    to supply, to deliver, to feed (in)

    to bring round (a vehicle), to move, to shift

    to serve (a ball), to pass, to throw (to someone)

    to present, to portray, to put across

  • вали́ть

    to knock down, to topple, to bring down, to knock over

    to fell (trees), to cut down

    to dump, to pile up, to heap, to stack

    to shift (blame) onto, to pin on, to lay (the blame) on

    to get out, to beat it, to leave, to clear off

    to stream, to pour, to throng

  • сме́на

    change, changing, replacement

    shift (at work)

    session, term (at a camp)

    successors, new generation

  • перехо́д

    transition, change, changeover

    crossing, crosswalk, underpass

    crossing, crossing over

    march, day's march

    shift, transitional passage

  • переводи́ть

    to translate, to interpret

    to transfer, to move, to shift

    to remit, to transfer (money)

    to take across, to lead across

    to convert

    to move up into the next form, to promote (to the next year)

    to use up, to squander, to waste

    to exterminate, to wipe out

  • сдви́нуть

    to move, to push together, to shift

  • пода́ться

    to move (slightly), to shift, to lean

    to yield, to give way

    to set out for, to head for, to go off to

  • свали́ть

    to fell, to knock down, to bring down, to throw down

    to dump, to tip out, to pile up

    to blame (someone else), to shift (blame), to pin (on someone)

    to clear off, to get out, to split

    to overthrow, to topple, to overcome

  • дви́гать

    to move, to stir

    to move, to shift, to push

    to set in motion, to advance, to promote

    to drive, to motivate, to impel

  • отрабо́тать

    to work (for a set period), to put in (time), to complete (a shift)

    to practise, to rehearse, to perfect, to work on

    to work off (a debt), to pay off by working

  • свора́чивать

    to roll up, to fold up

    to turn, to turn off, to swing

    to shift aside, to push aside, to displace, to remove

    to wind down, to cut back, to discontinue, to break off

  • дви́нуть

    to move, to stir

    to move, to shift, to push

  • топта́ться

    to shift from foot to foot, to stomp around, to shuffle about

    to mark time, to make no progress, to get nowhere

  • кули́са

    wing (of a stage), side scenery, stage flat

    backstage, behind the scenes

    slotted link, guide slot, shift gate

    coulisse, unofficial stock market

  • переложи́ть

    to move, to shift, to put somewhere else

    to rearrange, to repack, to restack

    to shift (onto someone), to pass (onto someone), to transfer (onto someone)

    to put in too much, to overdo (an ingredient)

  • перевали́ть

    to shift (heaving over), to heave over, to roll over, to tip over

    to cross (a pass), to get over, to get to the top of

    to pass (a mark), to be past, to exceed

    to transship, to handle (cargo)

  • воро́чать

    to move (something heavy), to shift, to turn, to turn over

    to run, to manage, to control, to boss

    to toil, to slog away, to work hard

  • отраба́тывать

    to practise, to perfect, to work out (a technique), to drill

    to work off, to pay off (by working), to earn (by working)

    to work (a set period), to put in (hours), to serve out (a shift)

  • передви́гать

    to move, to shift

  • перекла́дывать

    to move, to shift, to transfer, to put somewhere else

    to shift off (blame), to pass on (responsibility), to foist

    to rearrange, to restack, to reorder

    to put too much (of something) in, to overdo (an ingredient)

    to interlay, to pack (with something between layers)

    to set (to music), to arrange, to transpose

    to relay, to rebuild (brickwork)

  • перемина́ться

    to shift from foot to foot, to shuffle one's feet, to fidget

  • переставля́ть

    to move, to shift, to put somewhere else

    to rearrange, to reorder

    to set (a clock), to put forward, to put back

    to permute, to transpose

  • подви́нуть

    to move (slightly), to shift, to push

    to advance, to push forward, to move forward

  • перехва́тывать

    to intercept, to catch

    to shift one's grip on, to grab hold of differently

    to borrow (money briefly), to scrape together a loan

    to tie round, to gird

  • сдвиг

    shift, displacement, move

    shear, slide, landslide

    change, progress, improvement

  • подви́нуться

    to move over, to scoot over, to shift, to move up

    to progress, to advance, to move forward

  • перемести́ться

    to move shift relocate travel

  • смести́ть

    to shift, to displace, to move

    to remove (from office), to depose, to oust

  • сва́ливать

    to dump, to throw down, to pile up, to unload

    to knock down, to bring down, to fell (a tree), to floor

    to blame (someone else), to shift (blame), to pin (on someone)

    to clear off, to get out, to split, to take off

  • сдвига́ть

    to shift, to move (from a place), to displace, to budge

    to move together, to push together, to bring closer together

  • перено́с

    transfer, transport, displacement, shift

    postponement, rescheduling, moving (to another date)

    hyphenation, line break, word division, carry-over to the next line

  • переключи́ть

    to switch, to switch over, to turn (to another channel)

    to redirect, to shift, to turn (to another aim)

  • перемести́ть

    to move, to shift

    to transfer, to relocate

  • подвига́ть

    to move, to push, to shift, to move slightly

    to advance, to push forward, to further

    to impel, to prompt, to spur, to inspire

  • переключа́ть

    to switch, to switch over, to change (channel/gear)

    to redirect, to shift, to turn (to something else)

  • перекочева́ть

    to migrate, to move on, to move camp

    to move, to relocate, to shift

    to move on (to another place), to switch (jobs)

  • перемеща́ть

    to move, to shift, to move around

    to relocate, to transfer, to move (an operation)

  • смести́ться

    to shift, to move, to be displaced, to slip

    to shift, to move (of emphasis), to swing (politically)

  • сме́нный

    shift, shift-based, working in shifts

    replaceable, interchangeable, detachable

  • смеща́ться

    to shift, to heave

  • сдвига́ться

    to shift, to move, to budge

    to move closer together, to close up

    to get moving, to start to progress

  • свороти́ть

    to move aside, to shift, to displace, to push away

    to turn off, to turn aside, to swing (off)

  • продвига́ть

    to advance, to further, to push forward, to promote

    to move forward, to push forward, to shift forward

    to promote, to advance, to support

    to push through, to shove through

  • передви́нуться

    to move, to shift, to move over

    to be moved (to another time), to be put off, to shift

  • перева́ливать

    to shift, to heave over, to roll over, to transship

    to shift (onto sb), to pass on, to dump (on sb)

    to cross (a pass), to get over, to get to the top

    to exceed, to be past, to go beyond

  • стро́нуть

    to move out, to shift

  • крен

    list, heel, bank

    tilt, lean, slant

    shift, swing, change of direction, tendency

  • подежу́рить

    to be on duty for a while, to do a short shift, to stand guard for a bit

  • вече́рник

    evening student, night-school student, student in evening classes

    evening-shift worker, late-shift worker

  • двусме́нный

    two-shift

  • леве́ть

    to shift to the Left

  • перебази́ровать

    to relocate, to redeploy, to transfer, to shift

  • перекочёвывать

    to migrate, to move on, to move camp

    to move, to shift, to migrate

    to drift from place to place, to keep changing jobs

  • переменя́ться

    to change, to alter, to shift

    to swap (with each other), to exchange (mutually)

  • пересме́на

    interval between shifts, break between shifts

    shift change, changing of the guard

  • пересме́нка

    shift change, changeover of shifts, changing of the guard

    interval between shifts, break between shifts

  • свёртываться

    to curl up, to roll up, to coil up

    to curdle, to coagulate, to clot, to turn sour

    to get stripped (of a thread), to be overtightened, to get worn out (of a thread), to be twisted off

    to turn off, to veer off, to swing aside

    to turn to another subject, to shift to a new topic

    to be pushed aside, to be shoved away

    to fall down, to tumble down, to slip down

    to die after a short illness, to be carried off, to pop off

  • севооборо́т

    rotation of crops, crop rotation, shift of crops

  • смеща́ть

    to displace, to shift, to move

    to remove (from office), to dismiss, to depose

  • ва́хтовый

    shift

  • отдежу́рить

    to come off duty, to finish one's shift, to do one's stint of duty

  • отрабо́таться

    to finish work, to complete one's shift, to work off

  • смени́тсья

    to change, to be replaced, to be relieved, to shift

  • перетека́ние

    flowing (from one place to another), overflow, transfusion

    shift, flow, transfer, migration

  • отдежу́ренный

    completed duty, finished shift, having been on duty

  • пододви́нуться

    to move closer, to draw nearer, to shift closer

  • отрабо́тавший

    spent, used up, worn out, decommissioned

    having worked (a period), having served, having put in (a shift)

  • заступи́вший

    having started (a shift or duty), having taken up (a post), having come on duty

    having stood up for, having defended, having interceded for

  • передвига́ться

    to move about, to get around, to travel

    to be shifted, to move (of an object), to slide

  • передвиже́ние

    movement, moving about, locomotion

    transportation, transport, travel

    shifting, moving, relocation

  • перемеще́ние

    moving, movement, displacement, shifting

    relocation, transfer

    transfer, reassignment

  • сменя́ться

    to be replaced (by), to give way to, to be succeeded (by)

    to change shifts, to be relieved, to take turns

    to swap (with somebody), to trade places, to exchange

  • барха́н

    barkhan, crescent-shaped sand dune, shifting sand dune

  • переключе́ние

    switching, switchover, shifting (gears)

    changing, shifting, switching (of attention)

  • изворо́тливость

    resourcefulness, adroitness, ingenuity, nimbleness

    slyness, craftiness, cunning, shiftiness

  • малооснова́тельный

    not well founded, ill-founded, flimsy, unconvincing

    unreliable, not dependable, shifty

  • ненахо́дчивый

    unresourceful, shiftless

  • оборо́тливый

    resourceful, shifty

  • перева́лка

    transshipment, transfer, reloading

    rolling over, rolling aside, shifting

  • перегру́зочный

    shifting, trans-shipping

  • посме́нный

    by turns, in shifts

  • тасо́вка

    shuffle, shuffling

    reshuffling, shifting around, placing

  • сдви́нувший

    having moved, having shifted, having displaced

  • дви́ганный

    moved, pushed, shifted

  • перемеща́ющийся

    moving, mobile, shifting, travelling

  • перемеща́вшийся

    moving, shifting, displaced, having moved

  • перева́ленный

    transferred, moved over, shifted

  • воро́чающий

    turning, rolling, moving, shifting

  • ворочанный

    turned, rolled, moved, shifted

  • юля́щий

    evasive, shifty, prevaricating

  • юли́вший

    prevaricating, equivocating, evasive, shifty

  • перекла́дывающий

    shifting, transferring, rearranging

  • перекла́дывавший

    shifting, rearranging, transferring

  • перекла́дываемый

    movable, shiftable, transferable

  • перемина́ющийся

    shuffling, fidgeting, restless, shifting one's weight

  • перемина́вшийся

    shifting from foot to foot, shuffling, fidgeting

  • переставля́ющий

    rearranging, moving, shifting, repositioning

  • воро́ченный

    turned, moved, shifted

  • передви́нувший

    having moved, that moved, having shifted

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