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slide russian

  • запусти́ть

    to launch, to start up, to set going

    to neglect, to let slide, to let go to ruin

    to let in, to admit

  • 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

  • запуска́ть

    to start (an engine), to get going, to run (a program)

    to launch, to send up, to fly (a kite)

    to neglect, to let go to seed, to let slide

    to let in, to admit, to let through

  • выдвига́ться

    to slide out, to pull out, to extend

    to move out, to set out, to advance

    to rise, to be promoted, to come to the fore

  • вы́двинуть

    to pull out, to slide out, to extend

    to move forward, to advance, to bring forward

    to put forward, to advance, to propose, to nominate (a candidate)

    to promote, to advance (someone), to appoint to a higher post

  • сби́ться

    to lose the way, to go astray, to get off (course), to fall out of step

    to get confused, to falter, to stumble (in speech), to lose the thread

    to lose count, to lose track

    to slip out of place, to get crooked, to slide to one side

    to huddle together, to cluster, to bunch up

  • го́рка

    hill, hillock, small mound

    slide, chute, ice slide

    pile, heap, stack

    display cabinet, china cabinet, small glass cabinet

    steep climb, zoom climb

    hump (in a marshalling yard)

  • передвига́ться

    to move about, to get around, to travel

    to be shifted, to move (of an object), to slide

  • съезжа́ть

    to drive down, to ride down, to descend (in a vehicle)

    to slide off, to slip, to slide down

    to move out

    to turn off (a road), to drive off (the road), to pull off

  • скати́ться

    to get be rolled up, to roll down, to slide slip

  • скользи́ть

    to slide, to glide, to float (along)

    to slip

  • вы́скользнуть

    to slip out, to slip, to slide out

    to slip away, to slip out, to sneak away

  • движо́к

    engine, motor

    engine, game engine

    driver

    slider, slide, runner

    wooden snow shovel, snow pusher

  • раздви́нуть

    to move apart, to draw apart, to open (curtains), to slide apart

    to extend, to pull out, to open out

    to expand, to widen, to broaden

  • сдвиг

    shift, displacement, move

    shear, slide, landslide

    change, progress, improvement

  • зако́лка

    hair clip, hairpin, barrette, hair slide

    pin, clip

  • выдвига́ть

    to put forward, to advance (an argument), to raise, to bring (a charge)

    to nominate, to promote, to put forward (a candidate)

    to pull out, to slide out

    to move forward, to push out, to advance

  • разъе́хаться

    to depart in different directions, to disperse, to drive off in different directions, to go their separate ways

    to pass each other, to get past one another

    to miss each other

    to separate, to move apart, to start living separately

    to slide apart, to come apart, to fall to pieces

  • слайд

    slide

  • соскользну́ть

    to slide down or slip

  • сбива́ться

    to lose one's way, to stray, to go off course, to deviate

    to get confused, to lose the thread, to falter, to stumble (in speech)

    to huddle together, to cluster, to band together, to clump

    to slip out of place, to slide, to get rumpled up

  • ка́дровый

    personnel, staff, human-resources

    career (soldier), regular, professional

    frame (attributive), film-frame, slide

  • суха́рь

    rusk, dried bread, dry crust

    cold callous person, unfeeling person, dry stick of a man

    skinny person, wizened person

    slide block, jaw (of a chuck), insert, clapper

  • вы́двинуться

    to move, to slide in and out, to move in and out, to rise

  • задви́нуть

    to push in, to shove in, to slide in

    to push (under something), to shove aside, to push out of the way

    to bolt, to bar, to shut (with a bolt)

    to tell fibs, to spin a yarn, to lie

  • ска́тываться

    to roll down, to slide down, to slip down

    to slide into, to sink into, to degenerate into

    to be rolled up, to roll up (of itself)

  • раска́т

    peal, roll, rumble, burst (of laughter)

    momentum, gathered speed, run-up speed

    slope, slide, sledding hill

  • сполза́ть

    to slide down, to slip, to fall away

    to crawl down, to scramble down, to climb down

  • подка́т

    sliding tackle, slide tackle

    rolling up, rolling (to a mill)

    rolled stock, semi-finished rolled product

  • передёрнуть

    to shudder, to shiver, to flinch, to wince

    to distort, to twist, to misrepresent

    to cock (a gun), to pull back (the bolt), to rack (the slide)

    to shuffle (cards), to deal falsely

  • задира́ться

    to pick a quarrel, to pick on someone, to bully, to be aggressive

    to ride up, to slide up

    to split, to break, to get torn

  • задвига́ть

    to push in, to slide in, to shove in

    to push behind, to shove aside, to push out of the way

    to bolt, to bar, to shut, to block (with sth)

    to fib, to tell tales, to spin a yarn

  • ползуно́к

    slider, sliding knob, slide button

    sliding contact, wiper

    rompers, romper suit, crawlers

  • разъезжа́ться

    to disperse, to depart in different directions, to drive off in different directions, to leave one by one

    to pass each other, to pass one another, to get past each other

    to miss each other, to fail to meet

    to separate, to move apart, to stop living together

    to slide apart, to slip apart, to slip out from under one

    to fall to pieces, to come apart, to fray apart

  • скользну́ть

    to glide, to slide, to slip

    to slip, to slide (accidentally)

  • ползу́н

    slide block, slider, slide

    crawler, crawling baby, little one

    creeping creature, reptile

  • золотни́к

    zolotnik, valve, slide, D-valve

  • надви́нуть

    to slide down (over)

  • каре́тка

    carriage, slide, frame

    bottom bracket

  • го́рочка

    little hill, hillock

    slide (playground)

  • диафи́льм

    filmstrip, slide film strip

  • задвига́ться

    to shut, to close, to slide shut

    to be slidable, to slide in, to be movable

    to begin to move, to start moving, to get moving

    to go crazy, to freak out, to lose it

  • задви́гаться

    to shut, to close, to slide, to be slidable

  • заскользи́ть

    to start to slide, to begin to slip, to start to glide

  • салазки

    sledge, toboggan, slide

  • су́ппорт

    tool carriage, tool slide, slide rest, tool post

    brake caliper, caliper

    support, bracket, mount

    support bandage, brace, orthopaedic support

  • диапрое́ктор

    slide projector

  • диапозити́в

    slide

  • сползти́сь

    to slide down, to gather, to converge, to come together

  • наползти́

    to crawl in, to creep in, to come crawling

    to creep over, to slide over, to cover

  • сполза́ние

    slipping down, sliding down

    decline, slide (into a worse state), descent

  • соска́льзывание

    slide

  • вдвига́ться

    to slide in, to move in, to go in

  • ополза́ть

    to slip down, to slide down, to subside

    to crawl all over, to crawl around

  • оползти́

    to slide down, to slip down, to cave in

  • оска́льзываться

    to slip, to slide

  • диапозити́вный

    slide

  • вдви́нуться

    to slide in, to move in, to be pushed in

  • лесоспу́ск

    log chute, log slide, timber slide

  • заскользи́вший

    slipped, slid, having started to slide

  • передёргивавший

    distorting, twisting (facts), misrepresenting

    twitching, shrugging (one's shoulders), shuddering (with cold), flinching

    reloading (a weapon), working (the bolt), racking (the slide)

  • соба́чка

    little dog, doggie, puppy, lap dog

    catch, pawl, latch, trigger

    zip slider, zipper pull

    at sign, @

  • бегуно́к

    slider, runner, roller, running wheel

    clearance chit, routing slip, loan slip

    runner, errand boy, messenger

    stand-in, relief worker, substitute

    job-hopper

    rider (on a balance), sliding index

    sulky

    courser (bird)

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