somebody russian
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)
случи́ться
to happen, to occur, to take place
to happen (to somebody), to come about (to somebody)
to happen (to do something), to chance (to be somewhere)
чужо́й
somebody else's, another's, not one's own
strange, alien, unfamiliar
stranger, outsider, foreigner
тре́бовать
to demand, to insist on
to require, to need, to call for
to expect, to ask (of somebody)
to summon, to send for
проводи́ть
to conduct, to carry out, to hold (an event)
to spend (time)
to escort, to lead, to see (somebody) home
to lay, to run (a cable), to install
to draw (a line), to make (a distinction)
возни́кнуть
to arise, to emerge, to originate, to spring up
to come up, to occur (to somebody), to cross one's mind
встреча́ться
to meet, to meet up, to see (somebody), to encounter
to occur, to be found, to be met with, to be encountered
to date, to go out with, to be seeing (somebody)
обойти́сь
to manage (without), to do without, to make do (with)
to cost
to treat (somebody), to deal (with somebody)
to turn out (all right), to pass off
вы́нести
to carry out, to take out, to bring out, to remove
to endure, to bear, to stand
to pass (a verdict), to render, to pronounce
to submit, to bring forward, to put (to a vote)
to transfer, to move (elsewhere), to place outside
to get, to gain, to take away (a lesson)
to drive somebody crazy, to do somebody's head in, to wear somebody out
сорва́ть
to tear off, to rip off, to take off (forcibly)
to pick, to pluck
to thwart, to disrupt, to ruin, to spoil
to vent (on somebody), to take out (on somebody)
вы́тянуть
to pull out, to draw out, to extract
to stretch out, to extend
to hold out, to endure, to last out
to worm out (of somebody), to elicit, to get out (of somebody)
to squeeze out (of somebody), to extract (money), to milk (somebody)
to manage, to pull off, to cope with
to bring up, to raise (with effort), to support
to get (somebody) out of, to bring (somebody) out, to move (somebody) away
восстанови́ть
to restore, to re-establish, to bring back
to rebuild, to reconstruct, to restore (a building or painting)
to recall, to bring back to mind
to turn (somebody against), to set (somebody against)
приступи́ть
to begin, to start, to set about, to embark on
to approach (somebody), to come up to
пасть
to fall (in battle), to be killed
to fall, to collapse
to fall (down), to drop
to sink (morally), to sink low
to fall to (somebody), to fall on (somebody)
своди́ть
to take (somebody somewhere), to take out
to bring together, to bring into contact
to reduce (to something), to boil down (to), to bring down (to)
to remove, to get rid of
to lead down, to help down
to lead away, to take off (a place)
to cramp, to contract convulsively
to trace (a drawing), to copy by tracing
to settle scores (with somebody), to square accounts (with somebody)
to drive crazy, to drive mad
приста́вить
to put against, to lean against, to place next to
to assign (to somebody), to appoint, to detail (to a task)
to attach, to sew on, to piece on
переоде́ться
to change one's clothes, to change (into other clothes)
to disguise oneself, to dress up (as somebody)
ка́пать
to drip, to drop, to trickle
to drip (into), to pour drop by drop
to inform on (somebody), to snitch on, to squeal on
to nag, to keep on at (somebody)
to be in no hurry, to have no reason to worry
тайко́м
secretly, in secret, on the sly, surreptitiously
behind somebody's back, without somebody's knowledge
сменя́ться
to be replaced (by), to give way to, to be succeeded (by)
to change shifts, to be relieved, to take turns
to swap (with somebody), to trade places, to exchange
приши́ть
to sew on
to nail on, to nail down
to pin on (a crime), to frame somebody for
заты́кать
to start stuffing in, to start sticking in, to begin to poke in
to start pointing (with one's finger), to begin to jab a finger
to start driving in, to start hammering in
to start addressing informally, to start using 'ты' with somebody
to stop up, to plug, to stick in, to thrust in
пообща́ться
to chat, to talk (with somebody), to converse, to communicate
to interact, to socialize, to spend time (with somebody), to mix (with people)
отвози́ть
to take (by vehicle), to drive (somebody somewhere), to deliver
to take away, to cart away, to carry off
спихну́ть
to push off, to shove off, to push down
to oust, to kick out, to push out
to palm off, to offload, to get rid of, to foist (on somebody)
продержа́ть
to hold (for a while), to keep holding
to keep (for a while), to store (for a while)
to keep (somebody somewhere), to detain (for a while)
ве́шаться
to hang oneself
to throw oneself at somebody, to chase after somebody
to weigh oneself
подки́дывать
to toss up, to throw up, to throw into the air
to toss on, to add (fuel), to throw on
to throw in (an idea), to suggest, to slip (money)
to plant (secretly), to foist on, to palm off on
to give a lift, to drop off, to run somebody somewhere
преклоня́ться
to revere, to worship, to admire
to bow down (before somebody), to bow one's head, to kneel
пресмыка́ться
to grovel (before somebody), to kowtow, to cringe, to fawn
to crawl (on the belly), to creep
сла́зить
to climb (there and back), to go down and back, to pop down (and fetch)
to reach into, to get into (somebody's pocket), to poke around in
to grope, to put one's hands (on somebody)
нагова́ривать
to slander, to badmouth, to tell tales on (somebody), to tell on
to talk a lot, to say a lot of, to chatter
попо́мнить
to not forget, to remember (a wrong), to make somebody pay for
to mark (my words), to remember (what I say)
настуча́ть
to snitch (on somebody), to squeal, to rat out, to inform (on somebody)
сплавля́ть
to float (timber) downriver, to send floating downstream, to raft
to alloy, to fuse together, to melt together
to get rid of, to palm off (on somebody), to foist off
поднажа́ть
to step on it, to put in an extra effort, to get a move on
to press harder, to push harder, to lean on
to put pressure on, to lean on (somebody)
кто́-то
someone, somebody
изве́стно
it is known, it is a known fact
known (to somebody), familiar
famous, renowned (for something)
че́й-то
someone’s / somebody’s (owner unknown)
кое-кто́
someone, a certain person, somebody
some people, a few people, one or two people
выжима́ние
pressing out, squeezing out, wringing out
squeezing (out of somebody), exploiting
depressing (a pedal), pressing down (a lever)
press (lift), weight-lifting
выцара́пывать
to scratch out, to scratch off, to claw out
to wangle (out of somebody), to get (out of somebody), to extract
to scratch (letters into), to scrape (a mark), to engrave
зае́сться
to become fastidious about food, to be spoiled (about food), to get picky about food
to pick a quarrel (with somebody), to fall out (with somebody), to get into a row (with somebody)
зудить
to itch, to be itchy
to nag, to pester, to go on at (somebody)
to buzz, to drone, to hum
проболе́ть
to be ill (for a while), to be sick (for a period)
to worry (about somebody for a while), to be anxious (for a period)
to root (for a team for a while), to cheer on (for a period)
занозиться
have trouble with somebody, get into a row with somebody
make trouble with somebody, provoke somebody
восста́вить
to restore, to re-establish, to raise up again
to incite, to stir up, to turn (somebody against somebody)
гноби́ть
to Apply constant pressure to somebody
Examples
Иска́ть кого-то и́скреннего, широ́ких взгля́дов, вду́мчивого.
Looking for somebody sincere, open-minded, thoughtful.
Я идио́т! Убе́йте меня, кто-нибудь!
I am an idiot! Kill me somebody!
Мы и́щем кого-нибудь, кто уме́ет по́льзоваться компью́тером.
We are looking for somebody who can use a computer.
Он определённо у́мный челове́к.
He's definitely somebody clever.
Кто-то игра́ет на пиани́но. Должно быть, Анна.
Somebody is playing the piano. It must be Ann.
Джейн разгова́ривает с кем-то.
Jane is talking with somebody.
Кто-то предупреди́л чле́нов ба́нды о полице́йском наблюде́нии.
Somebody tipped off the gang members to the police surveillance.
Кто-то должен останови́ть тебя.
Somebody needs to stop you.
Кому-то нужно останови́ть тебя.
Somebody needs to stop you.
Я не буду разгружа́ть маши́ну, потому что э́то не моя́ рабо́та.
I won't unload the car because that's somebody else's job.
You remind me of somebody.
Кто-нибудь, помоги́те мне, пожалуйста.
Somebody, help me, please.
You remind me of somebody.
Расска́зывай э́то кому-нибудь друго́му!
Tell it to somebody else.
Somebody's watching us.
Мне реально надо кому-нибудь вма́зать.
I really need to hit somebody.
Мне реально надо кому-нибудь врезать.
I really need to hit somebody.
Мне действительно нужно кого-нибудь уда́рить.
I really need to hit somebody.
Somebody laughed.
Я нахожу́ телеви́дение весьма способствующим образова́нию. Ка́ждый раз, когда кто-то включа́ет телеви́зор, я иду́ в другу́ю ко́мнату и чита́ю кни́гу.
I find television very educating. Every time somebody turns on the set, I go into the other room and read a book.
Somebody help me.
Did somebody call the police?
Кто-нибудь звони́л в поли́цию?
Did somebody call the police?
Кто-то игра́ет на фортепиа́но.
Somebody is playing the piano.
Find somebody else.
Find somebody else.
Кто-нибудь у́чит тебя францу́зскому?
Is somebody teaching you French?
Кто-нибудь, объясни́те мне, что здесь происхо́дит.
Somebody explain to me what's going on here.
Кто-то съел моё пасха́льное яйцо́.
Somebody ate my Easter egg.
Кто-нибудь, откро́йте, пожалуйста, дверь.
Somebody, open this door, please.
Откро́йте кто-нибудь дверь, пожалуйста.
Somebody, open this door, please.
Кто-то поднима́ется по ле́стнице.
Somebody's coming up the stairs.
Talk to somebody.
Мне нужно с кем-нибудь поговори́ть.
I have to talk to somebody.
Somebody just called.
Почему ты не позвони́л кому-нибудь?
Why didn't you call somebody?
Почему вы не позвони́ли кому-нибудь?
Why didn't you call somebody?
Are you looking for somebody?
Are you looking for somebody?
Кто-нибудь должен поста́вить Тома на ме́сто.
Somebody should put Tom in his place.



















