standing russian
ста́рый
old, aged
old (of long standing), long-time
former, previous, old
ancient, age-old, time-honoured
old man, the old ones
и́мя
name, first name, given name
reputation, good name, standing
noun
положе́ние
position, location, posture
situation, state of affairs, condition
standing, status, position in society
regulations, statute, provision, rules
condition (pregnancy), being expecting
постоя́нный
constant, continual, incessant
permanent, standing, steady
regular
constant, direct (of current)
зва́ние
title
rank, grade
status, standing, station
да́вний
long-standing, old, of long standing
from long ago, long-past, bygone
многоле́тний
long-standing, of many years, long-term
perennial
регуля́рный
regular, recurring, periodic
orderly, systematic, well-ordered
regular (of an army), standing
простоя́ть
to stand (for a time), to spend standing
to last, to remain standing, to survive
to stand idle, to lie idle, to be out of operation
to stay, to remain, to be stationed
высокопоста́вленный
high-ranking/high-standing
отстоя́ть
to defend, to stand up for, to assert (a right)
to be distant, to lie away (from), to be situated at a distance
to stand (for a period of time), to spend (a time) standing
стаж
length of service, seniority, tenure, standing
experience, practice
вы́стоять
to hold out, to withstand, to stand firm, to stand up (to)
to stand (for a time), to remain standing
to stand to mature, to age (of wine), to settle
ко́зырь
trump, trump card
standing collar, stand-up collar
overhang, canopy
dashing fellow, fine figure of a man
стоя́чий
standing
торше́р
standing lamp, floor lamp, tall lamp
имени́тый
distinguished, eminent, renowned, illustrious
honourable, of noble standing, venerable
конто́рка
high sitting/standing work/writing desk
стоя́ние
standing
застаре́лый
chronic, long-standing, neglected (illness)
inveterate, deep-rooted, ingrained
outdated, obsolete, antiquated
проста́ивать
to stand idle, to lie idle, to be idle
to stand (for a time), to spend standing
to last, to stand (endure), to remain standing
регла́мент
regulations, rules of procedure, standing orders
time limit, allotted time, speaking time
напо́льный
floor-standing, floor-, floor-mounted
field-, facing the open field
барражи́рование
standing patrol
выре́зывание
cutting out, excision, cutting
carving, engraving, chiselling
slaughter, massacre, butchering
standing out sharply, sharp outlining
выста́ивать
to stand, to remain standing, to hold out, to withstand
засту́пничество
intercession, advocacy, standing up (for someone), mediation
intercession (in prayer)
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
респекта́бельность
respectability, good standing, decency
solidity, reliability, trustworthiness
сухосто́й
deadwood, dead standing trees, dry standing timber
dry period (of a cow before calving), drying-off period
уставля́ться
to stare (at), to gaze fixedly (at), to fix one's eyes (on)
to be filled (with standing objects), to get crammed (with), to become covered (with)
to fit (onto), to go (onto), to find room
близстоя́щий
nearby, adjacent, close-standing
вы́стояться
to mature (by standing), to settle, to clarify
предсто́яние
imminence, what lies ahead, the impending
standing before (something sacred), confrontation (with the divine or fate)
стоя́вший
standing, that stood, that was standing
вста́вший
risen, standing, having stood up
останови́вшийся
stopped, halted, standing still
встава́вший
who was getting up, who was standing up
выделя́вшийся
standing out, distinguished, prominent
постоя́вший
that has been standing, stale, flat
противостоя́вший
opposing, resisting, standing against
вы́строившийся
lined up, formed up, standing in line
просто́янный
constant, permanent, regular, standing
вы́сившийся
towering, looming, standing tall, rising high
выбива́ющийся
standing out, protruding, sticking out, deviating
выбива́вшийся
protruding, sticking out, standing out, loose (e.g., hair)
церемо́нящийся
ceremonious, formal, prim, standing on ceremony
заступа́ющийся
interceding, defending, standing up for
заступа́вшийся
interceding, defending, standing up for
проста́ивающий
idle, standing idle, inactive, unused
проста́ивавший
idle, standing idle, unused, out of operation
взды́бленный
bristled, standing on end, reared up
взды́бившийся
reared up, bristling, standing on end
ра́тующий
advocating, championing, fighting for, standing up for
баллоти́рующийся
running (for election), campaigning, standing (for election), candidate (as in 'candidate running for election')
привстава́вший
slightly standing up, half-rising
баллотирующий
running (for office), campaigning, standing (for election)
делика́тничающий
overscrupulous, finicky, squeamish, standing on ceremony
переста́ивающий
overstanding, standing too long, that stands too long
вступа́ющийся
interceding, intervening, advocating, standing up for
вступа́вшийся
interceding, intervening, standing up for
заста́ивающийся
stagnating, stagnant, standing still
заста́ивавшийся
stagnating, stale, that has been left standing
дню́ющий
on duty (for the day), standing guard (for the day)
стоя́щий
standing, not seated
вы́делившийся
standing out, distinguished, prominent
released, given off, secreted
красу́ющийся
gracing, adorning, standing out beautifully
flaunting, showing off, parading oneself
застоя́вшийся
stagnant, stale, standing
long-standing, stuck, outdated, dormant
замеща́вшийся
that was being replaced, that was being filled (position), that was being occupied
that was substituting (for someone), that was standing in (for someone), that was temporarily replacing
встаю́щий
getting up, standing up, rising (from a seat)
rising, ascending
ды́бившийся
rearing, rearing up
bristling, standing on end, erect
рису́ющийся
posing, showing off, ostentatious, attention-seeking
appearing, looming, standing out, visible
взды́бливавшийся
rearing up, rearing
bristling, standing on end, ruffled
surging, rising up, heaving
зачёт
test, credit test, pass/fail exam
standings, classification, scoring
Examples
Сломавшийся автомоби́ль стоя́л посреди дороги.
A broken-down car was standing in the middle of the road.
Располо́женная на холме́, це́рковь открыва́ет взо́ру прекра́сный вид.
Standing as it does on a hill, the church commands a fine view.
Могу́ ли я испо́льзовать нетбук, стоя в переполненном по́езде?
Can I use a netbook while standing in a crowded train?
Santa Claus was standing in the garden.
Santa Claus was standing in the garden.
I sleep standing up.
Арти́кли в англи́йском кровь из но́су как важны. К приме́ру, если я попрошу́ своего́ англи́йского дру́га подержа́ть мой чемода́н, а потом попрошу́ его обратно, сказав "Give me bag", он, возможно, украдёт чемода́н рядом стоящего челове́ка, потому что не поймёт, како́й именно чемода́н име́лся в ви́ду.
The English articles are bread-and-butter important. For instance, if I ask my English friend to hold my bag for a while, and then ask to give it back by saying "Give me bag", he'll probably steal the bag of the man standing around because he didn't understand which bag was meant.
Не беспоко́йтесь, не встава́йте.
Don't bother standing up.
Грузови́к стоя́л посередине дороги.
A truck was standing in the middle of the road.
Же́нщина, кото́рая там стоит, — са́мая прекра́сная, что мне доводи́лось ви́деть.
That woman standing over there is the most beautiful woman I've ever seen.
We got a standing ovation.



















