stew russian
па́рить
to steam, to stew
томи́ться
to languish, to pine, to suffer, to be tormented
to be bored, to be weary, to be worn out
to stew, to simmer, to braise
тушёнка
tinned stew, tinned stewed meat
туши́ть
to put out, to extinguish, to turn off (a light)
to stew, to braise, to steam (vegetables)
to quell, to suppress, to put down, to stifle
потуши́ть
to extinguish, to put out
to turn off, to switch off
to stew, to braise
to suppress, to quell, to damp down
томи́ть
to torment, to weary, to exhaust, to wear out
to simmer, to stew, to braise slowly
распа́рить
to steam (in hot water), to soften by steaming, to soak soft
to steam (food), to stew well
to make sweat, to heat up (a person)
соля́нка
solyanka (meat & veg stew)
мори́ть
to exterminate, to kill off, to poison (pests)
to starve, to keep hungry
to torment, to wear out, to exhaust
to stain (wood), to treat with mordant
to stew, to braise, to cook slowly
преть
to rot, to decay, to moulder
to sweat, to perspire
to become damp, to get moist
to steam, to stew
замори́ть
to starve, to starve to death, to famish
to exterminate, to kill off, to eliminate
to exhaust, to wear out, to torment
to stain (wood), to fume (oak)
to stew, to braise
запа́ривать
to steam, to stew, to scald, to brew (in boiling water)
to heat up (until steaming), to fire up (a bathhouse)
запа́риваться
to get worked up, to fuss (over something), to overthink, to be in a stew
to steam oneself (in a bathhouse), to sweat in the sauna
to be steamed soft, to be steamed (of fodder or food)
перепа́ривать
to over-steam, to stew too long, to steam too much
to keep (someone) in the sauna too long, to steam (someone) too long
to give a steam bath to (many) one after another, to steam (everyone) in turn
распа́ривать
to steam, to soften by steaming, to soak in hot water
to steam (food), to stew thoroughly
to make sweat, to make hot
упа́ривать
to steam, to stew until done, to soften by steaming
to work to exhaustion, to make sweat, to drive hard
запа́рить
to steam, to stew, to scald with boiling water
to wear out, to bug, to get on someone's nerves
to heat up, to make steam, to get steaming hot
припа́ривать
to steam lightly, to stew
to foment, to apply a hot compress
управля́ющий
manager, administrator, director
steward, estate manager, bailiff
компо́т
kompot, fruit drink made from boiled fruit, stewed fruit drink
stewed fruit, compote
проводни́ца
female guide, stewardess
стюарде́сса
stewardess, flight attendant, air hostess
прика́зчик
shop-assistant, salesman, shopman, steward
завхо́з
steward
па́риться
to take a steam bath, to steam, to sweat (in a sauna)
to worry, to stress out, to bother (about something)
to be steamed, to steam, to be stewed
эконо́м
economist
steward, housekeeper, household manager
тушёный
stewed, braised
клю́чник
steward
туше́ние
extinguishing, putting out
stewing, braising
морёный
stained (of wood), fumed, bog-aged
exterminated, poisoned (of pests)
exhausted, worn out, emaciated
long-stewed, slow-baked
управи́тель
steward, estate manager, manager, administrator
ruler, sovereign
стю́ард
steward
бортпроводни́к
air steward
бортпроводни́ца
stewardess, air hostess
гуся́тница
goose roaster, roasting pan, stewing dish
goose-girl, goose keeper
мажордо́м
majordomo, butler, head steward
па́реный
steamed, stewed
па́рящий
soaring, gliding, hovering high
steaming, giving off steam, steamy
steaming (food), stewing in steam
steaming (someone in a bathhouse), beating with a birch broom
leaving fallow, fallowing
fooling, hoodwinking, conning
распа́риваться
to steam out, to be stewed well, to be steaming, to break into a sweat
распоряди́тельница
manager, organizer, woman in charge
mistress of ceremonies, MC
person authorized to dispose, woman with power of disposal
steward, marshal
соте́йник
deep stewing pan
упрева́ть
to be well stewed
утя́тница
duck roaster, roasting pan (for duck), stewpan
duck breeder (female), duck keeper (female)
бурми́стр
burgomaster, mayor, bailiff, steward
припу́щенный
slightly lowered, slightly loosened
lightly stewed, lightly simmered, blanched
припускающий
stewing, poaching
slackening, loosening, giving slack
домоправи́тель
house manager, steward, major-domo, housekeeper
ту́шенный
stewed, braised
томлённый
stewed, braised, simmered
припускаемый
braised, stewed, poached
упрева́вший
overripe, softened (by heat/moisture), stewed (by heat/moisture)
туши́мый
stewable, braisable, fit for stewing
зату́шенный
extinguished, put out
braised, stewed
Examples
He married a stewardess.
Стюарде́сса немного говори́т по-французски.
The stewardess can speak French after a fashion.
Он жени́лся на бортпроводни́це.
He married a stewardess.
Фома пересолил рагу́.
Tom put way too much salt in the stew.
Большо́е пожалуйста, - отве́тил стю́ард.
You're very welcome, replied the steward.
Стоя над котло́м, ве́дьма поме́шивала омерзи́тельную бурду́, состоящую из грязи, мочи и челове́ческих часте́й тела.
Standing over the cauldron, the witch stirred a repulsive stew made of mud, piss, and human body parts.
Стюард принёс пассажирам горячий кофе.
The steward brought the passengers hot coffee.
В старом доме всегда жил домоправитель.
There was always a house steward living in the old house.
Домоправитель следил за порядком в усадьбе.
The house steward kept order on the estate.
Хозяин доверял своему домоправителю все дела.
The master entrusted all his affairs to his house steward.
Он, нашинковавший морковь, добавил её в жаркое.
Having grated the carrot, he added it to the stew.
Рагу, упревавшее несколько часов, получилось невероятно мягким.
The stew, which had been slowly cooking for several hours, turned out incredibly tender.



















