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  • испо́ртить

    to spoil, to mar, to ruin, to make worse

    to damage, to break, to ruin

    to mess up, to screw up, to botch, to louse up

    to corrupt, to spoil (a person)

  • по́ртить

    to spoil, to ruin, to mar, to make worse

    to damage, to break, to put out of order

    to mess up, to screw up, to botch, to louse up

    to corrupt, to spoil (a person)

  • 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)

  • провали́ть

    to fail, to flunk

    to ruin, to spoil, to wreck

    to cause to collapse, to break through, to cave in

  • переби́ть

    to interrupt, to cut off (a speaker), to butt in

    to smash, to break, to sever (a wire)

    to kill (many), to slaughter, to slay

    to spoil (one's appetite), to ruin (one's appetite)

    to drown out, to overpower, to mask (a smell)

  • испо́ртиться

    to spoil, to go bad, to go off

    to break down, to break, to stop working

    to deteriorate, to get worse, to take a turn for the worse

    to be ruined, to be spoiled, to be botched

    to become spoiled, to become corrupted, to go to the bad

  • отби́ть

    to repel, to beat off, to fight off, to repulse

    to parry, to return (a ball), to hit back

    to break off, to knock off, to chip off

    to take away, to steal, to win away

    to kill (desire), to put off, to spoil

    to retake, to recapture, to win back

    to tenderize (meat), to beat flat

  • 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

  • балова́ть

    to spoil, to pamper, to coddle

    to indulge, to treat, to spoil

  • распусти́ть

    to disband, to dissolve, to dismiss, to send home

    to let down (hair), to undo, to unravel (knitting)

    to spread (a rumour), to circulate, to put about

    to spread, to spread out, to unfurl

    to let get out of hand, to spoil, to let run wild

    to melt, to dissolve

    to let out (a seam), to widen

  • заи́грывать

    to flirt, to make advances, to come on to

    to curry favour with, to play up to, to court

    to spoil by playing too often, to wear out (a record), to vulgarize, to debase

  • губи́ть

    to destroy, to kill, to be the death of

    to ruin, to spoil, to wreck

    to doom, to be the undoing of, to land in serious trouble

  • по́ртиться

    to spoil, to go bad, to go off

    to break down, to get damaged, to stop working

    to deteriorate, to get worse, to worsen

  • га́дить

    to defecate, to foul (a place), to soil

    to spoil, to botch, to mess up

    to play dirty tricks (on someone), to make mischief, to do someone harm

  • отва́л

    dump, spoil heap, slag heap, landfill

    mouldboard (of a plough), blade (of a bulldozer)

    casting off, sailing (of a ship), departure

  • побалова́ть

    to pamper, to indulge, to spoil, to treat (someone to something)

  • спа́риваться

    to mate, to copulate, to couple

    to pair up, to be paired, to work in pairs

    to become soggy, to spoil from damp heat, to start to rot

  • подпо́ртить

    to spoil slightly

  • попо́ртить

    to spoil a little, to damage a little, to harm a little

  • избалова́ть

    to spoil

  • тро́гаться

    to set off, to start moving, to make a move, to pull away

    to be moved, to be touched

    to go crazy, to lose one's mind

    to begin to spoil, to go off

  • гро́бить

    to ruin, to wreck, to spoil, to destroy

    to kill, to finish off, to do in

  • омрачи́ть

    to cloud, to overshadow, to mar, to spoil

    to darken, to cast a gloom over

  • проки́снуть

    to turn sour, to go sour, to curdle, to ferment

    to go bad, to spoil, to rot

  • подга́дить

    to play a dirty trick (on), to do (someone) a bad turn, to spoil things for

    to spoil, to ruin, to mess up

    to do wrong, to act badly

  • па́костить

    to play dirty tricks, to do nasty things, to behave meanly

    to soil, to dirty, to make a mess, to spoil

  • кове́ркать

    to distort, to mangle, to mispronounce

    to spoil, to ruin

    to disfigure, to deform, to damage

  • искове́ркать

    to ruin, to spoil, to wreck

    to mangle, to damage badly, to disfigure

    to distort, to garble, to twist, to mangle (words)

  • разва́ливать

    to pull down, to spoil, to mess up

  • отде́лывать

    to finish, to complete, to put the finishing touches to

    to fit out, to furnish, to finish (a room)

    to trim, to edge, to decorate

    to beat up, to work over

    to give a dressing down, to tick off, to chew out

    to spoil, to ruin

  • ту́хнуть

    to go out, to die out, to be out

    to go bad, to rot, to spoil, to become rotten

    to fade, to wane, to cool off, to dwindle

  • перепо́ртить

    to spoil (many things), to ruin (one after another), to wreck

    to disfigure (all of them), to deface (one after another)

    to bewitch (all of them), to put the evil eye on

  • прокиса́ть

    to turn sour, to go sour, to curdle

    to go bad, to rot, to spoil

  • разла́дить

    to put out of order, to break, to mess up, to disrupt

    to wreck, to spoil, to cause to fall through

    to put out of tune, to detune

  • поморо́зить

    to freeze, to congeal, to spoil by exposure to frost

  • сопре́ть

    to rot, to decay, to spoil

    to get sweaty, to get damp with sweat, to get soaked with sweat

  • изукра́сить

    to adorn, to decorate richly, to deck out

    to spoil, to disfigure, to mess up

    to beat black and blue, to beat up badly

  • изга́живать

    to befoul, to spoil utterly

  • разла́живать

    to put out of order, to disrupt, to mess up, to derange

    to put out of tune, to detune

    to wreck, to ruin, to spoil

  • избало́вывать

    to spoil, to pamper

  • вы́вал

    collapse, cave-in, fall (of rock)

    windfall, blowdown (of trees), windthrow

    spoil, waste rock

  • переста́ивать

    to wait out, to wait until it passes

    to stand around for a long time, to wait for ages on one's feet

    to stand too long and spoil, to be kept too long, to go off from standing

  • изукра́шивать

    to adorn, to decorate richly, to ornament

    to beat black and blue, to bruise all over

    to spoil, to mar, to disfigure

  • добы́ча

    mining, extraction, production (of resources)

    prey, catch, quarry

    loot, booty, spoils

  • испо́рченный

    spoiled, spoilt, gone bad, tainted

  • хи́щник

    predator, bird of prey, plunderer, spoiler

  • избало́ванный

    spoiled, spoilt, pampered

  • по́рча

    spoilage, spoiling, going bad

    damage, breakdown

    deterioration, degradation, decay

  • пога́ный

    foul, vile, nasty, lousy

    filthy, dirty, grubby

    inedible, toadstool (of a mushroom), spoiled

    refuse-, waste-, slop-

    heathen, pagan, unclean

  • трофе́й

    trophy, captured material, spoils of war

  • ту́хлый

    rotten, bad, spoiled, putrid

    lousy, gloomy, dismal

  • мажо́р

    major key, major

    rich kid, spoiled brat, posh boy

    cheerful mood, high spirits

    black marketeer, profiteer

  • баловство́

    spoiling, pampering, over-indulgence

    mischief, naughtiness, monkey tricks

    frivolity, idle amusement, mere play

  • загу́бленный

    ruined, destroyed, spoiled, lost

  • проки́сший

    sour, turned sour, spoiled

  • по́ртимый

    perishable, spoilable, damageable, corruptible

  • подпо́рченный

    spoilt, damaged, impaired, slightly rotten

  • по́рченый

    spoiled, gone bad, bad

    bewitched, jinxed, under the evil eye

  • зажра́вшийся

    spoiled, arrogant, conceited, snotty

  • зажра́ться

    to become spoiled, to get arrogant (from wealth), to get too big for one's boots

    to stuff oneself, to pig out, to gorge oneself

  • ба́ловень

    pet, spoilt child, darling, favourite

    rascal, little rogue, scamp

  • по́рченный

    spoiled, rotten, bad

    damaged, broken, faulty

    corrupted, depraved, morally rotten

  • бало́ванный

    pampered, spoilt

  • по́ртящий

    spoiling, damaging, corrupting, ruining

  • балу́емый

    pampered, spoiled

  • баловни́к

    naughty boy, rascal, mischief-maker, little imp

    pet, spoilt child, pampered boy

    one who spoils children, indulgent person

  • га́дящий

    Nasty, malicious, harmful, spoiling

  • сма́зываться

    to become smudged, to be blurred, to blur

    to come off, to rub off, to wear off, to fade

    to be glossed over, to be spoiled, to lose its edge

    to be slurred, to become indistinct

    to put on cream, to rub oneself with ointment, to apply lotion to oneself

  • разбалова́ться

    to romp, to play noisily, to get out of hand

    to become too spoilt, to get thoroughly spoilt, to stop obeying

  • срыва́ющий

    tearing off, picking, plucking

    disrupting, thwarting, frustrating, spoiling

  • попо́рченный

    Spoiled

  • испо́ртивший

    spoiled, ruined, damaged, corrupted

  • избало́ванность

    spoiledness, pampering

  • да́вленый

    crushed, spoiled by inadvertent pressing

  • угро́бленный

    ruined, wrecked, destroyed, spoiled

  • поло́н

    captivity, captive state

    war booty, spoils of war

  • баловни́ца

    spoiled girl, pampered girl, spoiled woman, pampered woman

  • гу́бящий

    ruining, destructive, ruinous, pernicious

    corrupting, spoiling, morally destructive

  • блажно́й

    crazy, unhinged, eccentric, unbalanced

    capricious, wilful, spoiled

    drunk, tipsy

  • 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)

  • испо́ртившееся

    spoiled, rotten, ruined, damaged

  • испо́ртившийся

    spoiled, bad, rotten, damaged

  • по́ртящийся

    perishable, spoilable, spoiling, going bad

  • нага́дивший

    who has made a mess, who has spoiled, who has done something nasty

  • отка́зчик

    refuser, objector, conscientious objector

    naysayer, spoilsport

  • сгу́бленный

    ruined, destroyed, spoiled, lost

  • по́ртивший

    spoiling, damaging, ruining, corrupting

  • балу́ющий

    spoiling, pampering, indulging

  • обла́мывающий

    frustrating, disappointing, spoiling, thwarting

  • хо́ленный

    well-groomed, well-cared-for

    pampered, spoiled

  • баловной

    naughty, mischievous, playful

    spoiled, pampered, coddled

  • окорми́ть

    to overfeed, to feed too much, to stuff with food

    to poison with bad food, to make sick with spoiled food

  • пакостимый

    being spoiled, being damaged, being dirtied, being messed up

  • зала́сканный

    pampered, spoiled, over-petted, over-fondled

  • переки́сший

    sour, gone sour, turned sour, spoiled

  • не́женный

    unpampered, uncoddled, hardy, not spoiled

  • излома́ться

    to break, to get broken, to break to pieces

    to become affected, to get mannered, to be spoiled (in one's manners)

  • долежа́ться

    to lie around until (something happens), to become spoiled from lying, to get sick from lying around

  • гу́бленный

    ruined, destroyed, spoiled, corrupted

  • омрача́вший

    darkening, overshadowing

    saddening, casting a gloom over, spoiling

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