started russian

• затева́ться

  be started

• непоча́тый

  completely full and not started untouched

• Пое́хали!

  Let's go!, Here we go!, Let's get started!

• возбужда́вшийся

  getting excited, becoming aroused, being stimulated

  being initiated, being started, being raised, being stirred up

• забурли́вший

  boiled up, having started to boil, bubbling, seething, gushing

  seething, agitated, raging, stirred up, erupted

• завари́вший

  having brewed, having made

  having started, having instigated, having caused

• заведённый

  started, running

  wound up

  established, customary, usual

• заверте́вший

  that started spinning, that set in motion, that twirled

• заверте́вшийся

  started spinning, begun to turn

• заводи́вшийся

  started, wound up, initiated, begun (of a process), getting started (of an animal)

• заводи́мый

  startable, that can be started

• заводя́щийся

  starting, that starts, capable of being started

  excitable, easily excited, quick to get worked up

• заворча́вший

  who started to grumble, who started to growl, having grumbled, having growled

• завяза́вшийся

  that has started, that has begun, developing

• завёдший

  started, wound up

  excited, worked up, wound up

• завёдшийся

  started, running (engine)

  appeared, acquired, bred (animals, insects, pests)

  arisen, developed, appeared (habits, problems)

• загалде́вший

  having become noisy, boisterous, clamorous, having started to make noise

• заговори́вший

  having started speaking, who started speaking

• загогота́вший

  who started cackling, who started guffawing, having cackled, having guffawed

• заголоси́вший

  having started to wail, having started to cry loudly, who started wailing, who started crying loudly

• загомони́вший

  noisy, having become noisy, having started to make noise

• загуде́вший

  humming, buzzing, droning, hooting, having started to hum, having started to buzz

• заде́лавшийся

  who has started working, who got busy, who got involved

• задребезжа́вший

  rattling, having rattled, which had started rattling

• задыми́вший

  smoked, smoky, having started to smoke

• задыми́вшийся

  smoking, having started to smoke, fuming

• задыша́вший

  having started breathing, revived, come to life

• зажужжа́вший

  that has started buzzing, having buzzed

• зазвене́вший

  having rung, having started ringing, that rang out

• зазвони́вший

  having rung, that had rung, having started ringing

• зазвуча́вший

  having started to sound, which has begun to sound

• заигра́вший

  having started playing, having begun to play

  sparkling (that has begun to sparkle), shimmering (that has begun to shimmer), gleaming

• зака́шлявший

  having started coughing, who started coughing

• зака́шлявшийся

  having started coughing, who has started coughing

• закива́вший

  having started nodding, who started nodding

• заковыля́вший

  limping, hobbling, having started to limp

• заколоти́вший

  having nailed up, having boarded up, having started to hammer/beat

• заколоти́вшийся

  throbbing, pounding, that has started to beat

• закопоши́вшийся

  having started to stir, having become restless, bustling

• закрича́вший

  who shouted, having shouted, screaming (who started screaming)

• закрути́вшийся

  that has started spinning, that has gotten twisted, coiled

  that has gathered pace, rapidly developing, complicated, intense

• закуда́хтавший

  cackling, having started cackling, fussing, chattering loudly

• закури́вший

  who has lit a cigarette, who has started smoking, having lit up

• зала́явший

  started barking, that has barked, that began to bark

• залопота́вший

  having started to babble, having started to chatter, having started to prattle

• заморга́вший

  blinking, having blinked, having started to blink

• замороси́вший

  drizzling, that has started to drizzle

• замурлы́кавший

  having started purring, which started purring

• замыча́вший

  that has started to moo, having mooed

• заня́вшийся

  having started, having taken up, engrossed in, occupied with

• заора́вший

  who started shouting, who screamed

• запе́вший

  having started to sing, who started to sing

• запева́вший

  leading the singing, who started singing

• запляса́вший

  having started dancing, who started dancing

• запричита́вший

  wailing, lamenting, having started to wail, having started to lament

• запры́гавший

  having started to jump, who began jumping

• запуска́вший

  having started, having launched, having initiated

  having neglected, having allowed to deteriorate, having let go

• запусти́вший

  having neglected, who let run down, having allowed to deteriorate

  having launched, having started, having initiated

• запья́нствовавший

  having become an alcoholic, who has started drinking heavily

• зарокота́вший

  having started to rumble, having started to roar, having started to purr

• заруга́вшийся

  who has started swearing, foul-mouthed, having begun to curse

• зарыда́вший

  having burst into tears, who burst into tears, who started sobbing

• засвисте́вший

  whistling (having started to whistle), that has started to whistle

• заскака́вший

  having started jumping, having started galloping, having become erratic, jerky

• заскользи́вший

  slipped, slid, having started to slide

• засмея́вшийся

  who started laughing, having started laughing

• засопе́вший

  started snorting, started puffing, started wheezing

• заспо́ривший

  who has started to argue, having begun to dispute

• застрочи́вший

  who has started machine-gunning, who has started stitching rapidly

• заструи́вшийся

  having begun to stream, having started to flow, streamed, flowed

• заступи́вший

  having started (a shift/duty), having taken up (a post), assumed (a position)

  having defended, having stood up for, having interceded for

• застуча́вший

  that started knocking, that began to thump, that started pounding

• затарато́ривший

  who had started chattering, who had started rattling off

• затарахте́вший

  that started rattling, rattling, that started clattering, clattering

• зате́явший

  having started, having initiated, having undertaken

• зате́янный

  started, undertaken, initiated, conceived

• затева́вшийся

  started, begun, undertaken, initiated

• затева́емый

  being undertaken, being started, being initiated, being planned

• затева́ющийся

  being started, being undertaken, in the making, incipient, brewing

• зато́павший

  having started to stomp, who started to stomp

• затря́сший

  having shaken, who shook, having started to shake, having started to tremble

• заулыба́вшийся

  smiling (having begun to smile), who started smiling

• захихи́кавший

  giggling, snickering, having started to giggle

• захны́кавший

  whimpering, whining, having started to whimper/whine

• заходи́вшийся

  having started crying hysterically, convulsed with crying, sobbing uncontrollably

• захрапе́вший

  who has started snoring, snoring

• зацо́кавший

  that has started clicking, having started clicking

• зачинаемый

  being initiated, being conceived, being started

• зашага́вший

  who started walking, having started walking

• зашевели́вшийся

  stirred, having started to move, having begun to stir

• зашепта́вший

  having whispered, who whispered, whispering (having started to whisper)

• зашипе́вший

  that started to hiss, that hissed

• зашлёпавший

  having started to slap, having started to splash, having started to make a flapping sound

• зашуме́вший

  noisy, having started making noise

• иниции́рованный

  initiated, launched, started

• на́чатый

  begun, started

• нача́вший

  having begun, having started

• нача́вшийся

  started, begun, commenced

• начина́вший

  beginning, starting, having begun, having started

• начина́емый

  being started, initiated, commenced

Examples

• Мне не надо бы́ло полива́ть цветы́. Как только я зако́нчил, начался дождь.

  I needn't have watered the flowers. Just after I finished, it started raining.

• Я стал ста́рше, поэтому я стал смотре́ть на ве́щи по-другому.

  I got older, and so I started looking at things differently.

• Поутру пташечки запе́ли.

  In the morning, the birds started to sing.

• Снег пошёл.

  It's started to snow.

• С тех пор, как я сам стал носи́ть очки, мне ста́ло нра́вится аниме, где гла́вные геро́и в очка́х.

  Since I started wearing glasses myself, I started liking the anime where the protagonists wear glasses.

• Пошёл си́льный дождь.

  It started raining heavily.

• Я не успе́л положи́ть тру́бку, как на телефо́н снова позвони́ли.

  No sooner had I hung up than the phone started ringing again.

• Когда я начал путеше́ствовать, мне редко бы́ло одиноко.

  When I started traveling, I rarely felt lonely.

• Поиско́вая систе́ма «Яндекс» начала подде́рживать и тата́рский язы́к.

  “Yandex” search engine started supporting Tatar language too.

• Он опа́здывал, и мы на́чали без него.

  He being late, we started without him.

• После ча́шечки ко́фе он начал.

  He started after he had a cup of coffee.

• Я начал чита́ть кни́гу.

  I started reading the book.

• Я начал писать кни́гу.

  I started to write a book.

• Мы ушли́ не слишком далеко, когда начался дождь.

  We had not gone so far when it started to rain.

• Э́та карти́на мне начина́ет нра́виться.

  That painting has started to grow on me.

• Я начал де́лать рагу́.

  I started to make stew.

• Всё, что бы́ло на столе́, загрохота́ло, когда началось землетрясе́ние.

  Everything on top of the table started rattling when the earthquake hit.

• Она запла́кала.

  She started crying.

• Он начал своё кругосве́тное путеше́ствие на я́хте.

  He started his voyage around the world in his sailboat.

• Поскольку он отпра́вился в восемь, он уже должен быть там.

  Since he started at eight, he ought to be there by now.

• Эректильная дисфункция моего́ му́жа вызвана тем, что он начал пить?

  Is the source of the erectile dysfunction of my husband the fact that he started drinking?

• Фильм уже начался?

  Has the movie started yet?

• Когда Джастин Бибер начал свою́ музыка́льную карье́ру, ему бы́ло четырнадцать лет.

  When Justin Bieber started his music career, he was fourteen years old.

• Ты в у́зкой ска́льной ша́хте. Далеко вверху бре́зжит свет. Под тобой пеще́ра, в кото́рой всё началось. Что ты будешь сейчас де́лать?

  You are in a narrow rocky shaft. There is some light shining from far above. Below you is the cave you started in. What do you do now?

• Он начал иска́ть рабо́ту.

  He's started looking for a job.

• В стометровке она стартова́ла после́дней, но быстро нагнала́ остальны́х.

  In a hundred meter dash she started last but soon caught up with the others.

• Э́тот автомоби́ль на́чали производи́ть в ты́сяча девятьсот восьмидеся́том году.

  They started making this car in 1980.

• Пошёл дождь.

  It started raining.

• На нашем пе́рвом свида́нии он доста́л телефо́н и начал набира́ть кому-то сообще́ние. Я не могла́ в э́то пове́рить.

  On our first date he popped out his cell phone and started texting someone. I couldn't believe it!

• Он запе́л ста́рую пе́сню.

  He started singing an old song.

• О, конечно я учи́л англи́йский язы́к в шко́ле. Но только два или три года назад я принялся за него всерьёз.

  Oh, sure, I studied English in my school days. But it wasn't until two or three years ago that I really started taking it seriously.

• Он начал изуча́ть англи́йский в одиннадцать лет.

  He started learning English at the age of eleven.

• Пошёл снег.

  It started to snow.

• Ле́кция начала́сь согласно расписа́нию.

  The lecture started on schedule.

• Она начала танцева́ть, когда ей бы́ло восемь лет.

  She started dancing when she was eight.

• Едва только я вы́шел, начался дождь.

  Scarcely had I started out when it began to rain.

• Эй, Пандарк, как э́то ты стал таки́м изве́стным, что Фарамп начала писать про тебя предложе́ния?

  Hey Pandark, how did you became so famous that Pharamp started writing sentences about you?

• Мы прие́хали на ста́нцию за полчаса до отправле́ния поезда.

  We arrived at the station a half-hour before the train started.

• «У меня тако́е чу́вство... — заговори́л Дима, — у меня тако́е чу́вство, что за после́дние 150000 предложе́ний я совсем ничего не сде́лал».

  I feel like... Dima started to say. "I feel like I haven't done anything for the last 150,000 sentences."

• Том запусти́л дви́гатель.

  Tom started the engine.

• Он начал свой день с хоро́шего за́втрака.

  He started his day with a good breakfast.

• Она глубоко вздохну́ла и начала расска́зывать о себе.

  She took a deep breath and then started to talk about herself.

• Борьба́ за гражда́нские права в Соединённых Шта́тах начала́сь в 1954 году, когда госуда́рство заяви́ло, что шко́ла должна́ быть досту́пна всем.

  The fight for civil rights in the United States started in 1954, when the government said school had to be open to everyone.

• Я начал изуча́ть англи́йский с це́лью стать учи́телем.

  I started to learn English with the aim of becoming a teacher.

• Томоко едва не запла́кала.

  Tomoko almost started to cry.

• Как только мы добрались до о́зера, мы на́чали пла́вать.

  As soon as we got to the lake, we started swimming.

• Он начал рано ложи́ться спать.

  He started to go to bed early.

• Я начал пла́кать.

  I started crying.

• Я распла́калась.

  I started crying.

• Я взял себя в руки и начал рабо́ту.

  I pulled myself together and started my work.

• Когда ты твердо идешь по пути́, кото́рым начал идти́, то, по моему́ мне́нию, ты сча́стлив.

  When you walk sturdily along the path on which you have started, you are, in my opinion, happy.

• На́чали приходи́ть покупа́тели.

  The customers have started to come.

• Он засмея́лся.

  He started laughing.

• Лео начал рыча́ть, когда ему бы́ло два года.

  Leo started to roar when he was two years old.

• Когда мы начина́ли, мы действительно не зна́ли, что мы де́лали.

  When we started out, we didn't really know what we were doing.

• Том доста́л каранда́ш и начал писать.

  Tom took out a pencil and started to write.

• Кот стал цара́пать ковёр.

  The cat started to scratch the carpet.

• Он хорошо зажил с тех пор, как начал э́ту рабо́ту.

  He has been well off since he started this job.

• Я опозда́л, так как был уве́рен, что заня́тия начина́ются позже.

  I was late because I was sure that the lessons started later.

• Встре́ча начала́сь в десять.

  The meeting started at ten.

• Когда мы прибыли на стадио́н, игра́ уже начала́сь.

  When we arrived at the stadium, the game had already started.

• Пожа́р начался в ба́не.

  The fire started in the bathhouse.

• Как только я пове́сил тру́бку, телефо́н зазвони́л снова.

  As soon as I hung up, the phone started ringing again.

• Брита́нцы атакова́ли из-за реки.

  The British started to attack from across the river.

• Я довершу́, что он начал.

  I will complete what he started.

• Начиная с 1859 года на́чали приезжа́ть протеста́нтские миссионе́ры из Америки, и католи́ческая и русская правосла́вная це́ркви также ста́ли акти́вно уча́ствовать в миссионе́рском движе́нии.

  From 1859, Protestant missionaries from America started to arrive, and the Catholic and Russian Orthodox churches also became actively involved in missionary work.

• Я начал рабо́тать в э́той компа́нии в про́шлом году.

  I started working for this company last year.

• Том зако́нчил убо́рку на ку́хне и принялся за убо́рку в гости́ной.

  Tom finished cleaning the kitchen and then started cleaning the living room.

• Гру́ппа пало́мников отпра́вилась на Сикоку.

  The party of pilgrims started for Shikoku.

• Я завершу́ то, что он начал.

  I will complete what he started.

• Внезапно начался дождь.

  Suddenly, it started to rain.

• Я добежа́л до шко́лы прежде, чем начался дождь.

  I reached school before the rain started.

• Вчера́ я был у́мным и пыта́лся измени́ть мир, а сего́дня я стал му́дрым и начал с себя.

  Yesterday I was clever and tried to change the world, and today I have become wise and started with myself.

• Я начал учи́ть кита́йский на про́шлой неде́ле.

  I started learning Chinese last week.

• Том не мо́жет завести́ маши́ну.

  Tom can't get that car started.

• Он уже начал.

  He has already started.

• Все на́чали разма́хивать фла́гами.

  Everybody started waving his flag.

• Она закры́ла зонт и побежа́ла.

  She closed her umbrella and started running.

• Они на́чали одновременно.

  They started at the same time.

• Предста́вь, что ты начал икать и не мо́жешь останови́ться.

  Imagine if you started hiccoughing and you couldn't stop.

• Том начал уходи́ть.

  Tom started to walk away.

• Сове́тские войска на́чали покида́ть Афганиста́н.

  The Soviet troops started to withdraw from Afghanistan.

• А если все начну́т пры́гать с деся́того этажа́, ты тоже пры́гнешь?

  And if everyone started jumping off the ninth floor, would you jump too?

• Опять двадцать пять!

  It started again!

• Увидев меня го́лым, она засмея́лась.

  When she saw me naked, she started laughing.

• Она легла́ на пол и приняла́сь чита́ть.

  She lay down on the floor and started reading.

• Я планировал сходи́ть на пляж сего́дня, но потом начался дождь.

  I was planning on going to the beach today, but then it started to rain.

• Вот так э́то и началось.

  That's how it started.

• Он начал учи́ть испа́нский язы́к по ра́дио.

  He started to learn Spanish from the radio.

• Джон поки́нул компа́нию и откры́л свою́ со́бственную.

  John turned his back on the company and started on his own.

• Так, врач начал осма́тривать её.

  So the doctor started to examine her.

• В 1972 году до́ктор Франсин Паттерсон начала обуча́ть Коко языку́ глухонемы́х.

  In 1972, Dr. Francine Patterson started to teach sign language to Koko.

• Он начал написа́ние рома́на.

  He's started writing a novel.

• Все зри́тели вста́ли и на́чали аплоди́ровать.

  The whole audience got up and started to applaud.

• Он начал писать рома́н.

  He has started to write a novel.

• Как только начала́сь игра́, пошёл дождь.

  As soon as the game started, it began to rain.

• Немного вы́пили и на́чали бла, бла, бла.

  We took some booze and started the blah blah.

• Почти уже вре́мя начина́ть.

  It's almost time to get started.

• Я выходил из дома, когда начался дождь.

  I was leaving home, when it started to rain.

• Она запла́кала, и я тоже запла́кал.

  She started crying and I started crying too.