slacken russian

• 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

• трави́ть

  to poison

  to exterminate

  to hound, to bully, to badger, to persecute

  to hunt with hounds, to course (game), to set dogs on

  to etch, to pickle (metal)

  to pay out (a rope), to slacken, to let out (steam)

  to ruin, to damage, to spoil

  to use up, to squander, to waste

• ослабе́ть

  to grow weak, to lose strength, to become feeble

  to weaken, to diminish, to slacken, to subside

  to become slack, to loosen, to give way

• рассла́бить

  to relax, to loosen, to slacken

  to weaken, to sap the strength of, to enervate

• расшата́ть

  to shake loose, to make rickety, to slacken, to shatter

• расша́тывать

  to shake loose, to make rickety, to slacken, to shatter

• вытравля́ть

  to remove, to take out, to get out

  to exterminate, to eradicate, to get rid of

  to etch, to engrave with acid

  to trample down, to graze down

  to pay out (a rope), to let out, to slacken

• размагни́чиваться

  to become demagnetized, to lose its magnetism

  to lose one's drive, to slacken off, to cool off

• тра́вка

  grass, little grass

  weed, pot, marijuana, grass

  paying out (a rope), slackening

• ослабле́ние

  weakening, slackening, relaxation

• трави́ться

  to poison oneself, to take poison

  to be slackened, to be paid out, to go slack

• осла́бленный

  weakened, enfeebled, debilitated

  slackened, loosened, slack

• припу́щенный

  slightly lowered, slightly loosened, slackened

  lightly stewed, lightly simmered, blanched

• припускающий

  stewing, poaching

  slackening, loosening, giving slack