skid russian
повести́
to lead, to guide, to take (someone somewhere)
to behave, to conduct oneself, to act
to begin to conduct, to start running, to begin to manage
to drive, to steer, to pilot
to skid, to swerve, to warp
занести́
to drop off (in passing), to bring (to someone), to carry in
to enter (in a record), to put down (on a list)
to cover (with snow or sand), to bury (of drifting snow)
to skid, to swing sideways
to raise, to lift (an arm or leg)
заноси́ть
to bring in, to carry in, to drop off
to enter, to record, to input, to note down
to cover over (with snow or sand), to drift over
to skid, to swerve, to slew round
to raise, to lift
to wear out (clothes)
по́лоз
sledge runner, sleigh runner, skid
rat snake, racer (snake), colubrid snake
скольже́ние
sliding, slip, skid
буксова́ть
to spin (of wheels), to skid, to slip
to stall, to get bogged down, to make no progress
зано́с
skidding, snow-drift
заноси́вший
bringing in, carrying in, sweeping in
covering (with snow or sand), drifting over, burying
entering, recording, registering
skidding, veering, fishtailing
буксу́ющий
skidding, spinning (of wheels), slipping
faltering, struggling, stalling, stagnating
буксова́ние
skidding, slipping, wheel-spin
буксова́вший
skidding, slipping, spinning (of wheels)
stalled, stuck, bogged down, having made no progress
Examples
Маши́ну в зано́се в определенной ме́ре можно контроли́ровать.
To some extent, you can control the car in a skid.
Полице́йская маши́на затормози́ла.
The police car skidded to a stop.
Патру́льная маши́на затормози́ла.
The patrol car skidded to a stop.
Ускоряющееся транспо́ртное сре́дство заскользи́ло и врезалось пере́дней ча́стью в за́днюю часть грузовика́, прежде чем води́тель смог сказа́ть Джек Робинсон.
The speeding vehicle skidded and crashed head-on into the rear-end of a truck before the driver could say Jack Robinson.
