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sit russian

  • сиде́ть

    to sit, to be sitting

    to be perched, to sit

    to be (somewhere), to stay, to be stuck

    to fit

  • сесть

    to sit down, to take a seat

    to sit up

    to land, to touch down

  • держа́ть

    to hold, to hold on to, to keep hold of

    to keep, to store

    to support, to hold up, to bear

    to run, to keep, to operate

    to behave, to conduct oneself

    to take (an exam), to sit (an exam)

  • сади́ться

    to sit down, to take a seat, to be seated

    to board, to get on, to get in, to take (a bus etc.)

    to go down, to set (of the sun), to sink

    to go on (a diet), to start (a diet)

  • посади́ть

    to plant, to set out (plants)

    to seat, to put, to place, to sit (someone) down

    to imprison, to put in prison, to jail

    to land (an aircraft), to bring down

  • сдать

    to pass (an exam), to take (an exam), to sit (an exam)

    to hand over, to hand in, to give up, to surrender

    to rent out, to let, to lease

    to rat out, to turn in, to betray

    to donate (blood), to give (a sample)

    to let up, to weaken, to decline

    to deal (cards)

  • посиде́ть

    to sit (for a while)

  • присе́сть

    to sit down, to take a seat (for a moment)

    to crouch down, to squat, to do a squat

  • опусти́ться

    to go down, to descend, to sink, to fall

    to sit down, to sink (into a chair), to lower oneself

    to go to seed, to let oneself go, to sink morally

  • усе́сться

    to sit down, to take a seat, to seat oneself, to find room

    to settle down to (an activity), to sit down to (a task)

  • сдава́ть

    to take (an exam), to sit (an exam), to pass (an exam)

    to hand in, to hand over, to check in (luggage), to donate (blood)

    to rent out, to let

    to surrender, to give up (to the enemy), to turn in (to the police)

    to deal (cards), to distribute

    to let up, to weaken, to fail (of health)

  • сажа́ть

    to plant, to set out (plants)

    to seat, to have (someone) sit down, to put (somewhere)

    to land (an aircraft), to bring down

    to put in (the oven), to place (into an oven)

    to lock up, to put in prison, to jail

  • просиде́ть

    to sit through

  • приподня́ться

    to sit up, to raise oneself slightly, to prop oneself up

    to rise slightly, to lift a little, to go up a bit

  • усади́ть

    to seat, to sit (someone) down, to put (someone somewhere)

    to plant (an area with), to plant out

  • уса́живаться

    to sit down, to take a seat, to seat oneself, to find a seat

    to settle down to, to set to, to sit down to

  • приса́живаться

    to sit down, to take a seat, to sit down for a moment

    to be planted in addition

  • подсе́сть

    to sit down (next to someone), to join (someone at a table), to take a seat beside

    to get hooked on, to become addicted to

  • засе́сть

    to settle down to, to sit down to, to get down to

    to hole up, to settle in, to entrench oneself, to shut oneself away

    to get stuck, to stick fast, to lodge

  • восседа́ть

    to sit

  • оседла́ть

    to saddle, to saddle up

    to straddle, to mount, to sit astride

    to dominate, to boss around, to bring to heel

  • засади́ть

    to plant, to plant out

    to put in prison, to lock up, to jail

    to stick in, to thrust in, to drive in, to embed

    to make sit down (to a task), to force to sit, to make stay

    to hit hard, to strike, to land a punch

  • заседа́ть

    to be in session, to hold a meeting, to confer, to meet

    to sit (in a body), to have a seat, to serve (on a council)

    to sit around, to be stuck

  • расса́живаться

    to take one's seat, to sit down (of several people), to take their places

    to sprawl, to spread oneself out (when sitting)

  • проси́живать

    to sit, to spend sitting, to wear out the seat, to wear into holes by sitting

  • отси́живаться

    to sit out, to sit snug, to sit on the fence

  • засиде́ться

    to sit too long, to stay too long, to overstay one's welcome

    to stay up (late), to sit up late

  • уса́живать

    to seat, to sit (someone) down, to put (in a seat)

    to plant (an area with), to cover with plants

  • пози́ровать

    to pose (for an artist), to sit (for a portrait), to model

    to pose, to put on airs, to behave affectedly

  • отсиде́ться

    to sit out, to sit snug, to sit on the fence

  • рассе́сться

    to sit down

  • усиде́ть

    to remain sitting, to sit still, to stay seated

    to eat up, to polish off, to knock back (a drink)

  • сади́ть

    to plant, to set out (plants)

    to seat, to make sit down, to put

  • кукова́ть

    to call (of a cuckoo), to cuckoo

    to be stuck (waiting), to sit around waiting, to kick one's heels

    to lead a wretched life, to live miserably (alone)

  • сиде́ться

    to stay put, to sit still, to feel like staying (somewhere)

    to sit (impersonal), to be comfortable to sit

  • пересиде́ть

    to sit out, to wait out

    to outsit, to outstay

  • заси́живаться

    to sit down for a long time, to stay for a long time

  • вы́сидеть

    to hatch (eggs), to brood

    to sit through, to sit out

  • си́живать

    to be in habit of sitting, to be wont to sit

  • потесни́ться

    to make room, to sit, to stand, to closer

  • приподнима́ться

    to sit up (slightly), to prop oneself up, to raise oneself a little

    to half-rise, to rise slightly, to get up a little

  • доси́живать

    to stay, to sit up

  • обсе́сть

    to sit round, to encircle sitting

  • отси́живать

    to serve (a sentence), to do time

    to sit out, to stay (for the required time)

    to make numb by sitting

  • переси́живать

    to outstay, to outsit, to stay too long

    to wait out, to sit out

  • подса́живаться

    to take a seat, to sit down

  • ска́шивать

    to mow, to cut (grass), to reap

    to squint, to glance sideways, to turn (one's eyes) to the side, to look askance

    to bevel, to cut at an angle, to slant

    to twist (one's mouth), to contort (one's face)

    to hang crooked, to sit askew, to be lopsided

  • заседа́тельствовать

    to preside (at a meeting), to sit (on a committee), to be a member of a committee

  • сажаться

    to be planted, to be set out

    to be landed, to be brought down, to land

    to sit down, to take a seat

  • присади́ться

    to sit down, to take a seat

  • присосе́диться

    to sit down (beside someone), to join (someone sitting), to take a seat next to (someone)

    to get close to (someone), to worm one's way in with (someone), to attach oneself to (someone)

  • проси́живавший

    who was sitting (for a long time), who spent a long time sitting, who used to sit (through)

  • уса́живавший

    seating, making sit down

  • уса́живаемый

    being seated, being made to sit down

  • си́живавший

    who used to sit, having often sat, accustomed to sitting

  • подса́живавший

    helping to sit down, helping to board, helping someone up

    planting, interplanting

  • за

    behind

    for, in favour of

    at, by

    for, because of

    behind, over (to the other side of)

    at (sitting down), to

    in, within, over (a period), for (a whole period)

    after, following

    for, per, a

    for

    for, instead of, on behalf of

    over, during, at

    beyond, on the far side of

    out of (town), in the country, to the country

    over, more than

  • стоя́ть

    to stand

    to stand, to be situated, to be (somewhere)

    to be stopped, to stand still, to be idle

    to prevail, to last

    to stand up for, to support

  • ме́сто

    place, spot, location, locality

    seat

    room, space

    job, position, post

    site, scene

    region, area, parts

    passage

    piece of luggage

  • лежа́ть

    to lie, to be lying down

    to be situated, to lie, to be located

    to rest (on), to be incumbent (upon)

  • находи́ться

    to be situated, to be located

  • поста́вить

    to put, to place, to stand (something) upright

    to put up, to install, to erect

    to appoint, to put in charge

    to place (in a situation), to put (somebody in a position), to bring (into a state)

    to stage, to produce, to direct

    to supply, to deliver

    to set (a task), to impose (a condition)

  • попа́сть

    to get (to a place), to reach, to arrive (somewhere)

    to end up in, to find oneself in, to get into (a situation)

    to hit (a target)

  • зал

    hall, auditorium, large room

    gym, sports hall

    living room, sitting room

  • положе́ние

    position, location, posture

    situation, state of affairs, condition

    standing, status, position in society

    regulations, statute, provision, rules

    condition (pregnancy), being expecting

  • ситуа́ция

    situation

  • заходи́ть

    to drop in, to call in, to pop in, to go to see (someone)

    to come in, to go in, to enter, to step inside

    to pick up (on the way), to fetch

    to log in, to visit (a website), to go on (a site)

    to set (sun), to go down (sun)

  • площа́дка

    site, ground, area, plot

    playground

    landing, stair landing

    court, pitch, sports ground

    platform, deck

    venue, forum, platform (for discussion)

  • обстано́вка

    situation, conditions, circumstances

    atmosphere, mood, surroundings

    furnishings, decor, furniture (as a whole)

  • объе́кт

    object, target

    facility, installation, site, works

    objective, target

  • заседа́ние

    meeting, session, sitting

    hearing, court session

  • сиде́нье

    seat

    sitting

  • си́дя

    sitting

  • поде́лать

    to do (about it), to help (the situation)

    to do a bit of, to do for a while

  • нату́ра

    nature, model, sitter

  • отча́янный

    desperate, despairing

    desperate (situation), hopeless

    reckless, daring, madcap

  • располага́ться

    to be located, to be situated, to lie

    to settle down, to make oneself comfortable, to make oneself at home

    to take up position, to be stationed, to camp

    to feel sympathy (for someone), to be well disposed (towards someone)

  • стро́йка

    construction site, building site

    construction, building, building project

  • чп

    emergency, emergency situation, serious incident

    private company, private enterprise, private business

    pulse rate, heart rate

    Black Sea Shipping Company

  • помеща́ться

    to fit inside, to fit, to go in

    to be located, to be situated, to be housed, to be placed

    to be published, to be printed, to appear (in print)

  • сеа́нс

    screening, showing, performance

    session, sitting

    seance

    sitting (for a portrait)

  • пал

    grass fire, wildfire, steppe fire, slash-and-burn burning

    burnt-over area, site of a fire

    bollard, mooring post, pawl

    paladin

  • привста́ть

    to Rise slightly for a short time from your seat stand up not to your full height (about sitting lying)

  • се́ссия

    session, sitting

    exam period, exams

  • сиде́ние

    seat

    sitting, staying seated

  • удалённый

    remote, distant, far-off, outlying

    remote (work), online, off-site

    removed, deleted

  • отстоя́ть

    to defend, to stand up for, to assert (a right)

    to be distant, to lie away (from), to be situated at a distance

    to stand (for a period of time), to spend (a time) standing

  • неудо́бство

    inconvenience, discomfort, awkwardness (of a situation)

    embarrassment, unease, awkward feeling

  • при́иск

    mine, goldfield, placer mine, prospecting site

  • отсиде́ть

    to serve time, to do time, to serve (a sentence)

    to make numb from sitting

  • ваго́нчик

    site hut, caravan, trailer, portable cabin

    small carriage, little railway car

  • присе́в

    sitting, having sat

  • раскла́д

    state of affairs, situation, how things stand

    layout, arrangement, distribution

    odds, balance of forces

  • помести́ться

    to fit, to go in, to have room

    to be located, to be housed, to be situated

    to find accommodation, to take up quarters, to settle in

  • выбива́ться

    to run out of energy, to become exhausted, to wear oneself out

    to run behind schedule, to fall behind (a plan), to get off track

    to break free, to get out (of a situation), to escape

  • уме́стный

    appropriate to the situation or on time

  • пепели́ще

    site of ashes, ashes, burnt ruins

  • местонахожде́ние

    location, position, site

    whereabouts

    seat (of an institution), registered office

    deposit, find site

  • пожа́рище

    site of fire

  • о́чный

    in-person, face-to-face, on-site, full-time (of study)

    eye-, ocular

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