shoe russian
боти́нок
dress boot
ankle-high shoe
носо́к
sock
toe (of a boot, shoe or sock)
ту́фля
dress shoe
башма́к
shoe (similar to British hobnail boots)
chock
подо́шва
sole (of the shoe/of the foot)
шнуро́к
(shoe) lace
thin cord
подко́ва
horseshoe, shoe (of a horse)
рожо́к
small horn, hornlet, horn, clarion, bugle, feeding-bottle, shoe-horn
коло́дка
boot-tree, last, shoe
ла́поть
bast sandal, bast shoe
каблучо́к
small heel (of a shoe)
ISH 2715 pick-up truck
гутали́н
shoe polish
шлёпанец
slipper / mule (shoe type)
кова́ть
forge, hammer, shoe
кед
sports shoe, sneaker
подкова́ть
to shoe a horse
to give grounding
сапо́жный
shoe
башмачо́к
shoe, slipper
полуботи́нок
shoe, low shoe, oxford
мысо́к
small cape, small promontory
toe (of a shoe), toecap
носо́чек
toecap, tip of a shoe, tip of a sock
обувно́й
shoe
оксфорд
Oxford
Oxford shoe
Oxford fabric
чувя́к
slipper, soft leather shoe
блюхер
blucher (shoe), derby (shoe)
ва́кса
shoe polish, blacking
кроссо́вок
Sport shoe
башма́чник
shoe-maker, cobbler
обувщи́к
boot and shoe operative
подко́вывать
to shoe a horse
to give grounding
коло́дочный
block, shoe-last
block (as in block brake), shoe (as in shoe brake), brake-shoe
лапото́к
woven shoe
мечехво́ст
Horse-shoe Crab
бахи́ла
shoe covers
Лабуте́н
Louboutin shoe; red-soled designer shoe
о́бувь
shoes
сапо́жник
shoemaker, boot-maker, bungler
обу́тый
shod, wearing shoes
штибле́та
a type of men's shoes
обу́ть
to put on shoes on someone
разу́ться
to take off one's own shoes
обу́ться
to put on shoes on oneself
разува́ться
to take off one's own shoes
обува́ть
to put on shoes on someone
боти́ночек
kids shoes, baby shoes
подко́вка
horseshoe
shoeing
зако́вывать
chain, put into chains, fetter, bind hold down, injure in shoeing
ко́ванный
forged, hammered, coated with iron, shod, shoed, terse
ко́вка
smithery, forging, shoeing
начища́ться
shoes, with care
необутый
without shoes, shoeless
опо́рок
ragged foot-wear, down-at-heel shoes
переобува́ться
to change shoes on oneself
полуботи́нки
walking shoes, low shoes
сапо́жничать
be a shoemaker
снегосту́пы
snow-shoes
танке́тки
wedge-heeled shoes, slippers
ла́потный
of bast shoes, made of bast shoes
primitive, backward, rustic, boorish, uncouth
бале́тка
ballet box
ballet shoes
пуант
Ballet shoes
обу́вшийся
having put on shoes
обу́вший
having put shoes on
обува́вший
who was shoeing, who was putting on shoes
обува́емый
being shod, being put on (shoes/footwear)
обува́ющий
shoeing, putting on shoes, fitting with footwear
переобува́вший
who was changing shoes, who was changing tires
who was changing their mind, who was switching allegiance, who was flip-flopping
переобува́вшийся
one who has changed their shoes
opportunistic, fickle, one who has changed their stance/opinion
переобува́емый
changeable (referring to shoes or tires), replaceable (referring to shoes or tires)
переобува́ющий
changing shoes, re-shoeing
changing tires, re-tiring
подко́вывавший
shoeing (a horse), having shod
подко́вывающий
shoeing, fitting with horseshoes
разна́шивающийся
stretching out, widening, getting looser, breaking in (of clothes, shoes)
разу́вший
having taken off (someone's) shoes, who has taken off (someone's) shoes
разу́вшийся
who has taken off their shoes, barefoot (after removing shoes)
разу́тый
barefoot, shoeless
разува́вшийся
who has taken off their shoes
разува́ющийся
taking off one's shoes, unshoeing
сапо́жничавший
who used to be a shoemaker, who cobbled, shoemaking (adj.)
сапо́жничающий
cobbling, working as a shoemaker
хлю́павший
squishing, splashing, soggy (e.g., feet, shoes)
slurping
обува́ться
to put on shoes on oneself
разува́ть
take off (shoes)
leave barefoot; make barefoot
Examples
Do I have to take off my shoes here?
Пожалуйста, разу́йтесь пе́ред тем, как войти́ в дом.
Please remove your shoes before entering the house.
Смотри́, у тебя шнурки́ развяза́лись.
Look, your shoelaces have come undone.
Вы почи́стили свою́ о́бувь, да?
You have cleaned your shoes, haven't you?
Я хочу́ кори́чневые ту́фли, не чёрные.
I want brown shoes, not black ones.
Пожалуйста, сними́те вашу о́бувь.
Please take your shoes off.
Она управля́ет обувным магази́ном.
She manages a shoe store.
На вхо́де в япо́нский дом посети́телей, как правило, про́сят разу́ться.
At the entrance of a Japanese house, visitors are generally asked to take off their shoes.
My shoelaces came undone.
Том не уме́ет сам завя́зывать шнурки́.
Tom can't tie his shoelaces by himself.
Где мой второй боти́нок?
Where's my other shoe?
Том зашнуровал о́бувь.
Tom tied his shoe laces.
Подко́ва отвали́лась от копы́та ло́шади.
The shoe fell off the horse's hoof.
Я научи́лась сама́ завя́зывать шнурки́, когда мне бы́ло пять лет.
I learned to tie my shoelaces by myself at the age of five.
Том наклони́лся завяза́ть шнурки́.
Tom bent down to tie his shoe.
Том наклони́лся завяза́ть шнуро́к на боти́нке.
Tom bent down to tie his shoe.
Свято́й Криспин счита́ется покрови́телем сапо́жников: говоря́т, он и сам рабо́тал сапо́жником.
St. Crispin is the patron saint of shoemakers because he is said to have worked as one.
Часто сапо́жника также называ́ют обувщико́м.
A cobbler is also known as a shoemaker.
Часто башма́чника также называ́ют сапо́жником.
A cobbler is also known as a shoemaker.



















