sl russian
дон
don, dong (sl.)
уби́ть
to kill, to murder, to assassinate, to slay
to kill (time), to waste (time)
немно́го
a little, some, somewhat, slightly
спать
to sleep
не́сколько
several, a few, some
somewhat, slightly, a little
оши́бка
mistake, error
error of judgement, oversight, slip
error, deviation
окно́
window
opening, gap, hatch
time slot, free period, window of opportunity
сон
sleep
dream
легко́
easily, with ease
it is easy
lightly, slightly, gently
отпусти́ть
to let go of, to release, to let go
to let go, to allow to leave, to let (someone) go somewhere
to set free, to release, to let out
to let off (work), to excuse, to give leave to
to ease off, to let up, to abate
to grow (hair or a beard), to let grow
to loosen, to slacken, to let out
чуть
a little, slightly, a bit
almost, nearly
hardly, barely
убива́ть
to kill, to murder, to assassinate, to slay
to kill (time), to while away (time)
небольшо́й
small, not large, little
slight, minor, modest
short, brief
лёгкий
light, lightweight
easy, simple
slight, mild, gentle
light
споко́йный
calm, quiet, peaceful, tranquil
composed, placid, easy-going, serene
slow, slack
ти́хо
quietly, softly, gently, faintly
it is quiet, it is calm
calmly, peacefully
slowly
пропусти́ть
to miss, to let slip
to let through, to let pass, to let in
to skip, to omit, to leave out, to overlook
to run through, to pass through, to put through
to have a drink, to knock back a glass
пропа́сть
to disappear, to vanish, to slip away
to be lost, to go missing, to get mislaid
to be wasted, to be in vain, to come to nothing
to perish, to be done for, to be finished
to go away, to be gone
уби́тый
killed, murdered, slain
dead man, the killed, murder victim
crushed, devastated, dejected
сла́бый
weak, feeble, frail
faint, dim, slight
loose, slack
poor, weak (in ability)
уда́р
blow, hit, punch
kick, stroke, shot
impact, shock
stab, slash, lash
ме́дленно
slowly
детекти́в
detective, private investigator, sleuth
detective story, crime novel, whodunit, detective film
тупо́й
blunt, dull (not sharp)
stupid, dull, slow-witted, dumb
dull (of pain), muffled (of a sound)
obtuse (angle)
кусо́к
piece, bit, slice
grand, thousand (of currency)
поспа́ть
to sleep
ошиби́ться
to be mistaken, to be wrong, to err
to make a mistake, to make an error, to slip up
to take the wrong road, to dial the wrong number, to get the wrong door
слегка́
slightly, a little, a bit
lightly, gently, softly
superficially, in passing, cursorily
совра́ть
to lie, to tell a lie, to fib
to make a mistake (in singing or playing), to slip up
просыпа́ться
to wake up, to awake
to spill (of dry substances), to get scattered
to sleep it off
упусти́ть
to miss (a chance), to let slip (an opportunity)
to let go, to let escape, to lose hold of
to overlook, to omit, to leave out
кре́пкий
strong, sturdy, durable
strong
strong, robust, sound
sound (of sleep), firm, tight
hard, severe
кусо́чек
piece, slice
выраже́ние
expression, utterance, voicing
expression, look (on the face)
phrase, expression, saying
watchword, slogan
спусти́ться
to go down, to descend, to come down, to climb down
to slope down, to fall away, to run downhill
to land, to come down, to touch down
to fall, to drop, to sink, to decrease
нали́ть
to pour, to pour out, to fill (with liquid)
to spill, to slop
грязь
dirt, filth, grime
mud, mire
filth, sleaze, corruption
по́лка
shelf, rack, ledge
berth, bunk, sleeping shelf
weeding
су́ка
bitch (female dog), she-dog
bitch, slut, cow
bastard, son of a bitch, swine, scumbag
snitch, informer, traitor
раб
slave
блядь
whore, slut, hooker, bitch
fuck, damn, fucking hell, shit
asshole, bastard, scumbag, piece of shit
сбро́сить
to throw off, to throw down, to drop
to reduce, to lower, to lose (weight)
to throw off (clothes), to slip off
to shed, to cast off
to overthrow, to depose, to throw off (a yoke)
to reset
доска́
board, plank
blackboard, whiteboard
slab, plate
board
то́нкий
thin, slim, slender
fine, delicate, refined
subtle, fine (distinction), perceptive
отста́ть
to fall behind, to lag behind, to be behind (schedule)
to leave alone, to stop bothering (someone), to lay off
to come off, to peel off, to come away
to be slow, to lose time
ме́дленный
slow
ка́рточка
card, slip, sheet
bank card, chip card
photograph, photo, snapshot
ration card
identity card
поти́ше
more quietly, a bit quieter, slower, more slowly
заби́ть
to score, to kick in (a goal)
to drive in, to hammer in
to clog, to block up, to cram full
to beat, to beat to death, to thrash
to board up, to nail shut
to slaughter, to butcher
конве́рт
envelope
baby wrap, bunting bag, sleeping bag (for a baby)
спуска́ться
to go down, to descend, to come down, to climb down
to slope down, to run downhill, to fall away
to descend, to come down, to land
to fall, to drop, to decrease
ма́йка
T-shirt, tank top, sleeveless shirt
undershirt, vest
jersey, sports shirt
протяну́ть
to hold out, to extend, to stretch out, to reach out
to hand, to pass, to hand over
to drag out, to draw out, to prolong
to lay (a cable), to run (a line)
to stretch (taut), to string up
to drawl, to say slowly
ре́зать
to cut, to slice
to slaughter, to butcher
депре́ссия
depression, slump decline, downturn
уложи́ть
to lay down, to put to bed, to put to sleep
to pack, to pack away, to stow
to gun down, to kill
запусти́ть
to launch, to start up, to set going
to neglect, to let slide, to let go to ruin
to let in, to admit
подбро́сить
to toss up, to throw up, to throw (into the air)
to give a lift, to drop off (by car)
to add (more of something), to put on more (fuel)
to plant (secretly), to slip in unnoticed
to bring up (reinforcements), to send in (extra supplies)
ай
ouch, ow, oh
I (English letter), Ai (name)
ai, three-toed sloth
вы́пасть
to fall out (of), to drop out, to slip out, to come out (of teeth or hair)
to fall (of snow or rain), to come down
to fall on (a date), to occur, to turn out (to be)
to fall to one's lot, to befall, to be one's fate
to get a chance, to come one's way (of an opportunity)
переспа́ть
to sleep with (someone), to go to bed with (someone)
to spend the night, to stay overnight
to oversleep, to sleep too long
поре́зать
to cut, to slice
лиса́
fox, vixen
sly fox, crafty person
мале́йший
the slightest, the least, the smallest
проспа́ть
to oversleep
to sleep through (something), to miss by sleeping
to sleep (for a stretch of time), to sleep through (the night)
тра́хать
to fuck, to screw, to bonk
to bang, to knock, to slam
решётка
grating, grille, lattice, railing
bars, prison bars
hash sign, number sign, pound sign, hashtag
slatted frame
array, crystal lattice
засыпа́ть
to fall asleep, to drop off (to sleep)
to fill in (with earth), to cover over
to shower (with questions), to bombard (with)
автома́т
automatic machine, vending machine, slot machine, automaton
submachine gun, assault rifle, tommy gun, machine carbine
payphone, public telephone
то́рмоз
brake, brake pedal
hindrance, obstacle, drag
slowpoke, dimwit, slow coach
трюк
stunt, feat, sleight-of-hand
trick, ruse, ploy
рука́в
sleeve
arm (of a river), branch (of a river)
hose, flexible pipe
отсто́й
crap, rubbish, shit
sediment, sludge, dregs
ды́рка
small hole, hole, puncture
peephole, spyhole
cunt, hole
whore, slut
коло́ть
to prick, to sting, to prickle, to stab
to chop, to split, to crack (nuts)
to inject, to give injections
to slaughter (by stabbing), to stick (a pig)
проли́ть
to spill, to slop
to shed
пропуска́ть
to miss, to let slip
to let through, to let pass, to let in
to skip, to omit, to leave out, to overlook
to knock back (a drink), to have (a drink)
щит
shield, buckler, protective shield
panel, control panel, switchboard
board, billboard, sign board
screen, snow fence, protective panel
sluice gate, gate valve
shell, carapace, tortoise shell
scutum, scute, plate
де́вка
girl (slut), tart, strumpet
со́ня
sleepyhead, drowsy-head, late riser
dormouse
пропада́ть
to disappear, to vanish, to go missing, to slip away
to be lost, to be wasted, to go to waste
to be off somewhere, to stay away, to disappear (for a long time)
вы́резать
to cut out, to excise, to remove surgically
to carve, to sculpt (by cutting), to engrave
to massacre, to slaughter
потяну́ть
to pull, to draw, to haul, to drag
to stretch out, to reach out, to draw up
to drag out, to delay, to protract
to afford, to manage (financially)
to sprain, to pull (a muscle), to strain
to weigh, to tip the scales at
to drag (someone somewhere), to make (someone) go
to lay (a cable), to run (a line)
to drawl, to say slowly
to extort, to wheedle out (money)
па́пка
folder, binder
file cover, cardboard sleeve
хи́трый
sly, cunning, crafty, wily
clever, smart, shrewd
intricate, tricky, ingenious
тормози́ть
to brake, to slow down, to apply the brakes
to hinder, to hold back, to delay, to impede
to be slow, to be slow on the uptake, to not get it
перере́зать
to cut through, to sever, to cut
to cut off, to block, to cut across
to slaughter, to kill (all of), to butcher
шту́чка
thing, little thing, doodad, thingamajig
trick, antic, prank, silly idea
babe, chick
piece of work, sly customer
сова́ть
to shove, to stick, to poke, to thrust
to slip (to someone), to press into someone's hand, to slip secretly
to foist (on someone), to palm off, to fob off
to poke one's nose (into), to meddle, to pry
помедленнее
slower, more slowly
притормози́ть
to apply the brake, to brake, to slow down
to pull over, to pull up, to stop briefly
to slow down, to hold back, to put the brakes on
вы́спаться
to get enough sleep
му́сорный
rubbish, garbage, trash, refuse
junk, worthless, trashy
police (slang), cop (slang)
паха́ть
to plough, to plow, to till
to work hard, to slave away, to grind
тро́нутый
touched, slightly mad, not quite right, crazy
ти́на
slime, mud, ooze, mire
съе́хать
to go down, to drive down, to slide down, to descend
to veer off, to come off (the road), to slip to one side
to move out, to move away, to vacate
сорва́ться
to break free, to break loose, to tear oneself away
to fall through, to fail, to go wrong
to come off and fall, to fall down, to plunge down
to slip out, to escape (one's lips)
подъём
ascent, climb, climbing
rise, upsurge, upturn, boom
enthusiasm, elation, high spirits, verve
lifting, raising, hoisting, salvaging (of a wreck)
slope, incline, uphill stretch
getting up, rising, reveille (military)
instep
со́нный
sleepy, drowsy, slumberous
sleep (attributive), sleeping, of sleep
sleepy, drowsy, half-asleep
soporific, sleep-inducing
Examples
Я немного вздремну́л во вре́мя обе́да, потому что сильно уста́л.
I slept a little during lunch break because I was so tired.
Я спала со свои́м нача́льником.
I slept with my boss.
Я спал со свое́й нача́льницей.
I slept with my boss.
Я спала со свое́й нача́льницей.
I slept with my boss.
Я спал со свои́м нача́льником.
I slept with my boss.
— На Би-би-си повсюду пока́зывают твоё лицо́, Дима! — воскли́кнул аль-Саиб. — Говоря́т, что ты переспа́л с 25 мужчи́нами, а потом их уби́л! Как же ты тако́е натвори́л?!
Your face is all over the BBC, Dima! Al-Sayib exclaimed. "They say you slept with 25 men and then killed them! How the heck did you do that?!"
Вчера́ я спал двенадцать часо́в.
I slept twelve hours yesterday.
Вчера́ я весь день спал, потому что бы́ло воскресе́нье.
I slept all day yesterday, because it was Sunday.
Перси́дская ко́шка спала под столо́м.
The persian cat slept on the table.
Три челове́ка поги́бли и десять получи́ли ране́ния разли́чной сте́пени тя́жести в результа́те железнодоро́жной ава́рии.
Three persons were killed and ten were severely or slightly injured in the railway accident.
Вы не до́лжны спать при работающей угольной пе́чи, потому что она даёт очень ядови́тый газ, называемый о́кисью углеро́да. Сон при работающей угольной пе́чи мо́жет привести́ к сме́рти.
You shouldn't sleep with a coal stove on because it releases a very toxic gas called carbon monoxide. Sleeping with a coal stove running may result in death.
После́дняя пе́репись пока́зывает, что общее населе́ние страны - немно́гим более 7 миллио́нов.
Latest census data shows that the total population of the country is slightly above 7 million people.
Slacktivism — э́то контамина́ция, образо́ванная слова́ми slacker и activism.
Slacktivism is a portmanteau formed out of the words slacker and activism.
Вчера́ я мало спал, поэтому моя́ сего́дняшняя сонли́вость была́ неизбе́жна.
I didn't sleep much yesterday, so it was inevitable that I was sleepy all day today.
В го́спитале ка́ждый день около шести часо́в медсестра́, кото́рая была́ сильна́ как медве́дь, отрыва́ла меня от глубо́кого сна и спра́шивала... хорошо ли я спал.
In the hospital, every day at around six o’clock, a nurse who was as strong as a bear would tear me from a deep sleep and ask whether I had slept well.
Я приоткры́л воспаленный глаз, кото́рый взыва́л к дремо́те.
I slightly opened an inflamed eye that was calling for sleep.
Дремлющий город медленно просыпался.
The sleepy city was slowly waking up.
В подмораживающую погоду дороги становятся скользкими.
When the weather is slightly below freezing, the roads become slippery.
Разоспавшийся ребёнок капризничал за завтраком.
The child, still sleepy from having slept too long, was fussy at breakfast.



















