shoe russian
боти́нок
ankle-high shoe, boot, shoe
ту́фля
dress shoe
носо́к
sock
toe (of a shoe or sock), tip of the foot
tip, point
шнуро́к
shoelace, shoe string
thin cord, string, cord
подо́шва
sole (of a shoe)
sole (of the foot)
башма́к
shoe, heavy boot
chock, wheel chock, brake shoe
to be under someone's thumb
подко́ва
horseshoe, shoe (of a horse)
кова́ть
to forge, to hammer, to shoe
кед
sports shoe, sneaker
ту́фелька
little shoe, dainty shoe, slipper
paramecium, slipper animalcule
оксфорд
Oxford
Oxford shoe, Oxford
Oxford fabric, Oxford cloth
чи́стильщик
shoe-shiner, shoeblack, bootblack
cleaner
sweeper
обувно́й
shoe
носо́чек
toecap, tip of a shoe, tip of a sock
коло́дка
last (shoemaker's), boot-tree, shoe last
brake shoe, brake pad
block, base, chock
frog (of a bow), heel (of a bow)
башмачо́к
shoe, slipper
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
ла́поть
bast shoe, bast sandal
simpleton, country bumpkin, yokel
шлёпанец
slipper, flip-flop, mule (backless shoe), sandal
ва́кса
shoe polish, blacking
darkie, black person (offensive)
бахи́ла
shoe covers
за́дник
counter (of a shoe), back (of a shoe), heel piece
backdrop, backcloth
бале́тка
ballet flat, ballet pump, ballet shoe
small flat case, ballet case, flat holdall
обува́ть
to put shoes on (someone), to shoe (someone)
to swindle, to rip off, to con, to take in
задо́к
back, rear, rear part
heel counter, back of a shoe
bottom, behind, backside
подкова́ть
to shoe (a horse)
to give a grounding in, to train up, to coach
гутали́н
shoe polish
блюхер
blucher (shoe), derby (shoe)
обувщи́к
boot and shoe operative
сапо́жный
shoe
танке́тка
wedge-heeled shoe, wedge heel, wedge sole, platform shoe
tankette, small tank, light armoured vehicle
мысо́к
small cape, small promontory, spit of land
toe (of a shoe), toecap
подко́вывать
to shoe (a horse), to fit with horseshoes
to give a grounding in, to train, to coach, to school
мечехво́ст
Horse-shoe Crab
полуботи́нок
shoe, low shoe, oxford
чувя́к
slipper, soft leather shoe
переко́вывать
to reforge, to forge anew, to beat into (something else)
to reshoe (a horse), to shoe again
to re-educate, to reform (a person), to remould
ла́потный
backward, primitive, rustic, boorish
bast-shoe (attributive), made of bast
лапото́к
woven shoe
коло́дочный
brake-shoe, block (of a brake), shoe (of a brake)
shoe-last, last-, block-
кроссо́вок
Sport shoe
о́бувь
shoes
ски́нуть
to throw down, to throw off, to toss down
to take off, to slip off, to kick off (shoes)
to knock off (a price), to take off, to reduce
to send, to send over, to forward
разда́ться
to ring out, to be heard, to sound
to part, to move apart, to make way
to broaden out, to put on weight, to stretch (of shoes)
разноси́ть
to deliver, to carry round, to distribute
to spread, to circulate
to scatter, to disperse, to blow about
to enter, to book, to post
to smash, to destroy, to tear to pieces
to tear apart (criticize), to give a dressing down, to blow up at
to break in (shoes), to wear in
сапо́жник
shoemaker, boot-maker, bungler
растяну́ть
to stretch, to stretch out, to extend
to sprain, to strain, to pull (a muscle)
to stretch (shoes), to widen, to make baggy
to drag out, to prolong, to spread out (over time)
растопта́ть
to trample, to trample down, to crush underfoot
to break in (shoes), to stretch by wearing
разу́ться
to take off one's own shoes
разува́ться
to take off one's own shoes
обу́ться
to put on shoes on oneself
подбива́ть
to shoot down, to knock out, to put out of action, to hit
to incite, to egg on, to instigate, to put up to
to line (a garment), to pad
to resole, to sole (shoes)
вар
pitch, tar, grafting wax
cobbler's wax, shoemaker's pitch
boiling water
обу́тый
shod, wearing shoes
боти́ночек
kids shoes, baby shoes
пуант
Ballet shoes
начища́ть
to polish (to a shine), to shine (shoes etc.), to scrub clean
to peel (a large quantity of), to clean (a large quantity of)
башма́чник
shoemaker, cobbler
brakeman (placing brake shoes), shunter
снегосту́пы
snow-shoes
истопта́ть
to trample, to trample down, to tread down
to wear out (shoes), to tread down (heels)
швец
tailor
shoemaker, cobbler
штибле́та
men's low boots, men's shoes, half-boots
gaiters, spats
ко́вка
forging, smithing, hammering
shoeing (of horses)
подко́вка
horseshoe, small horseshoe
shoeing, horseshoeing
переобува́ться
to change shoes on oneself
разу́тый
barefoot, shoeless
подко́ванный
well-versed, knowledgeable, savvy, clued-up
shod, shoed (of a horse)
раста́птывать
to trample, to crush underfoot, to stamp on
to break in (shoes), to stretch (shoes) by wearing
необутый
without shoes, shoeless
подбо́й
lining, backing
covering, upholstery, padding
nailing on, resoling, shoeing
опо́рок
ragged foot-wear, down-at-heel shoes
обува́емый
being shod, being put on (shoes/footwear)
сапо́жничать
to be a shoemaker
начища́ться
to shoes, to with care
полуботи́нки
walking shoes, low shoes
танке́тки
wedge-heeled shoes, slippers
разу́вшийся
who has taken off their shoes, barefoot (after removing shoes)
обу́вшийся
having put on shoes
разува́ющийся
taking off one's shoes, unshoeing
разува́вшийся
who has taken off their shoes
обува́ющий
shoeing, putting on shoes, fitting with footwear
обува́вший
who was shoeing, who was putting on shoes
разу́вший
having taken off (someone's) shoes, who has taken off (someone's) shoes
переобува́емый
changeable (referring to shoes or tires), replaceable (referring to shoes or tires)
подко́вывающий
shoeing, fitting with horseshoes
подко́вывавший
shoeing (a horse), having shod
сапо́жничающий
cobbling, working as a shoemaker
сапо́жничавший
who used to be a shoemaker, who cobbled, shoemaking (adj.)
разна́шивающийся
stretching out, widening, getting looser, breaking in (of clothes, shoes)
та́почки
slippers, house slippers
plimsolls, gym shoes, light flat shoes
переобува́вший
who was changing (sb's) shoes, who was putting other shoes on (sb)
who was changing the tires (of a car), who was swapping the tires
who was changing his mind, who was switching allegiance, who was flip-flopping
переобува́ющий
changing (someone's) shoes, putting different shoes on
changing the tyres of, refitting with tyres
обу́вший
having put shoes on, having shod
having cheated, having tricked, having swindled
ошмётки
rags, tatters, worn-out shoes, cast-off bast shoes
pitiful remains, sorry remnants, last scraps
clumps (of snow or earth), lumps
свола́кивать
to drag away, to drag off, to drag down
to pull off (shoes), to drag off (clothes)
переобува́вшийся
who has changed his shoes, having put on other shoes
who has switched sides, opportunistic, fickle
Examples
Она управля́ет обувным магази́ном.
She manages a shoe store.
Подко́ва отвали́лась от копы́та ло́шади.
The shoe fell off the horse's hoof.
Том наклони́лся завяза́ть шнурки́.
Tom bent down to tie his shoe.
Жвачка приклеилась к его туфле.
The chewing gum stuck to his shoe.
Кузнец умеет подковывать лошадей.
The blacksmith knows how to shoe horses.
Отец учил меня подковывать коня.
My father taught me how to shoe a horse.
Жвачка приклеивается к подошве обуви.
Chewing gum sticks to the sole of a shoe.
Пружинистость этой обувной подошвы впечатляет.
The springiness of this shoe sole is impressive.
Он растаптывал окурок носком ботинка.
He stamped out the cigarette butt with the toe of his shoe.
Союзка ботинка уже начала протираться.
The vamp of the shoe has already started to wear through.
Подошва ботинка снова отклеивается.
The sole of the shoe is coming unstuck again.
Мы перемеряли все размеры обуви, пока не нашли подходящий.
We tried on every shoe size until we found the right one.
Мастер приклеил отвалившийся каблук туфли.
The repairman glued the detached heel back onto the shoe.
Он гордился своим надраенным ботинком.
He was proud of his polished shoe.



















