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subside russian

  • отпуска́ть

    to let go (of), to release, to set free

    to ease off, to subside

    to let (someone) go, to give (someone) time off

    to grow (a beard), to let grow

  • зати́хнуть

    to fall silent, to become quiet, to die away (of a sound)

    to subside, to die down, to calm down

  • уле́чься

    to lie down, to settle down (to sleep)

    to subside, to die down, to abate, to calm down

    to fit (into), to find room

  • оседа́ть

    to sink, to subside, to settle

    to settle (of dust), to be deposited, to accumulate

    to settle down, to take up residence

  • сти́хнуть

    to calm down, to subside, to quieten down, to die down

  • осе́сть

    to settle, to be deposited, to accumulate

    to subside, to sink, to settle (of ground)

    to settle down, to take up residence, to settle (in a place)

  • затиха́ть

    to die away, to fade, to fall silent

    to subside, to abate, to die down

    to go quiet, to calm down, to keep still

  • ослабе́ть

    to grow weak, to lose strength, to become feeble

    to weaken, to diminish, to slacken, to subside

    to become slack, to loosen, to give way

  • стиха́ть

    to calm down, to subside, to quieten down, to die down

  • загло́хнуть

    to stall, to die, to conk out, to cut out

    to die away, to fade out, to subside

    to shut up, to shut one's trap

    to become overgrown, to run wild, to go to waste

  • уня́ться

    to calm down, to settle down, to compose oneself

    to subside, to die down, to abate, to stop

  • опа́сть

    to fall off, to drop, to fall

    to subside, to go down, to decrease

  • опада́ть

    to fall off, to drop off, to fall

    to subside, to go down, to decrease

  • гло́хнуть

    to become deaf, to go deaf

    to die away, to fade, to subside

    to become overgrown, to run wild, to go to seed

    to die down, to peter out, to dry up

  • убыва́ть

    to diminish, to decrease, to become lower, to subside

  • сбыть

    to sell off, to sell, to dispose of, to market

    to get rid of, to offload, to palm off

    to fall, to subside, to go down

  • убы́ть

    to decrease, to diminish, to subside, to go down

    to leave, to depart, to be transferred away

  • сбыва́ть

    to sell, to market, to dispose of

    to get rid of, to palm off, to dump, to push off

    to fall, to subside, to recede

  • схлы́нуть

    to rush back, to break up, to subside, to let up

  • затуха́ть

    to go out (slowly), to die down, to be extinguished, to burn out

    to fade, to decay, to be damped, to die away

    to wane, to subside, to cool off, to fizzle out

  • поути́хнуть

    to quiet down (a bit), to subside (a bit), to calm down (a bit)

  • утихоми́риться

    to calm down, to quiet down, to subside, to become still

  • ополза́ть

    to slip down, to slide down, to subside

    to crawl all over, to crawl around

  • разве́иваться

    to disperse, to be scattered, to be blown away

    to vanish, to dissipate, to subside

    to unwind, to take one's mind off things, to get some distraction

  • укора́чиваться

    to shorten, to become shorter, to get shorter

    to become less pronounced, to subside, to get better

  • укроща́ться

    to be tamed, to become tame

    to subside, to abate, to calm down

    to restrain oneself, to control oneself

  • сгла́диться

    to become smooth, to be smoothed out, to flatten out

    to be smoothed over, to be alleviated, to subside, to die down

  • перекипе́ть

    to boil too long, to overboil, to boil away

    to cool down, to subside, to calm down

  • отте́чь

    to flow away, to recede, to run off

    to subside (of swelling), to go down (of swelling)

  • у́быль

    decrease, diminution, subsidence, losses

  • оседа́ние

    subsidence, settling, settlement

    settling, deposition, sedimentation

  • оса́дка

    settling, subsidence, sinking

    draught, draft

    upsetting, upset forging

  • проса́дка

    subsidence, settlement, sag, slump

  • убыва́ние

    diminution, decrease, subsidence, going down

  • оттека́вший

    that had flowed away, that was draining

    that had subsided, subsiding (of swelling)

  • сти́хнувший

    subsided, abated, quieted, calmed

  • осе́вший

    settled, deposited, subsided, sunk

  • ути́хнувший

    quieted, calmed down, subsided, lulled

  • уня́вшийся

    calmed, subsided, quieted, abated

  • отлёгший

    eased, subsided, relieved (referring to pain, anxiety, or a burden that has become lighter or disappeared)

  • рассоса́вшийся

    dissolved, reabsorbed, subsided, cleared up

  • схлы́нувший

    subsided, ebbed, receded, flowed away

  • поутихнувший

    quieted down a little, somewhat subsided, somewhat abated, somewhat calmed

  • утихоми́рившийся

    quieted, calmed down, subsided, pacified

  • улёгшийся

    having lain down, having settled down, settled

    subsided, abated, calmed, died down

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