sweat russian
пот
sweat
вспоте́ть
to sweat, to perspire, to toil, to mist
поте́ть
to sweat
испа́рина
perspiration, sweat
взмо́кнуть
to get wet soaked, to be covered with sweat
запоте́ть
to fog up, to mist over, to steam up
to get sweaty, to break into a sweat
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
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)
попы́хивать
to puff away (at a pipe), to puff, to smoke in puffs
to puff (now and then), to pant a little, to chug (of an engine)
to sweat now and then, to break a sweat every so often
преть
to rot, to decay, to moulder
to sweat, to perspire
to become damp, to get moist
to steam, to stew
корпе́ть
to sweat, to work hard
пари́лка
steam room, sweat room, steam bath
пропоте́ть
to perspire freely, to sweat profusely, to be soaked in sweat
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)
потни́к
sweat-cloth
распа́ривать
to steam, to soften by steaming, to soak in hot water
to steam (food), to stew thoroughly
to make sweat, to make hot
распа́риваться
to become soft from steaming, to be stewed well, to soften up
to break into a sweat, to get steamed and flushed, to be steaming
to get carried away in the steam bath, to be unable to leave the sauna
упа́ривать
to steam, to stew until done, to soften by steaming
to work to exhaustion, to make sweat, to drive hard
упа́риваться
to be in, to get into, to a sweat
изжа́риться
to be fried, to be roasted, to get scorched
to get roasted (by the sun), to get very hot, to sweat a lot
пропа́риться
to have a good steam, to steam oneself thoroughly, to get a good sweat, to parboil oneself
упа́рить
to make (someone) sweat, to work (someone) hard, to wear out
to steam until done, to braise until done, to soften by steaming
упа́риться
to get very hot, to sweat profusely, to get overheated
вспоте́вший
sweaty, covered in sweat, perspiring
облива́ющийся
sweating profusely, drenched in sweat
пропоте́вший
sweated through, soaked with sweat
взопре́ть
to get sweaty, to sweat heavily, to become drenched in sweat
распа́ривающий
steaming, softening (with steam)
sweat-inducing, diaphoretic
упа́рившийся
sweaty, overheated, sweat-drenched
reduced (by boiling), condensed, boiled down
сопре́ть
to rot, to decay, to spoil
to get sweaty, to get damp with sweat, to get soaked with sweat
мыленный
soapy, lathered, soaped
lathered (with sweat), foam-flecked, frothing (from exertion)
по́тный
sweaty, damp with perspiration
сви́тер
sweater, jumper (British), pullover
фуфа́йка
sweater, jersey, knitted undershirt
quilted jacket, padded jacket
гольф
golf
knee sock
turtleneck sweater
потли́вость
sweatiness, sweating
пре́ние
debate, dispute, argument
rotting, decaying, mouldering
steaming, sweating (of damp heat)
толсто́вка
hoodie, hoody, sweatshirt
Tolstoy shirt, loose belted blouse
Tolstoyan (woman), female follower of Tolstoy
потово́й
sweaty
пари́льня
sweating-room, steam-shop
поте́ние
sweating, perspiration
fogging up, misting over, condensation
потли́вый
sweaty
водола́зка
turtleneck, roll-neck sweater
кенгуру́шка
hoodie, hooded sweatshirt, kangaroo hoodie
олимпи́йка
track jacket, sports jacket, zip-up sweatshirt
female Olympic athlete, Olympian (female), member of the Olympic team (female)
распа́риться
to get steamed up, to get hot and sweaty, to get very warm (in a steam room/sauna)
поте́ющий
sweating, perspiring
поте́вший
sweaty, sweated
распа́ренный
steamed, flushed, hot and sweaty, softened by steam
отпотева́ющий
condensing, steaming up, sweating
развози́вшийся
flushed, overheated, sweaty from exertion
упрева́ющий
damping, sweating, spoiling (from dampness), becoming soft (from moisture and warmth)
запа́рившийся
overheated, sweaty, exhausted, worn out
распа́рившийся
hot, flushed, steamed (from a bath/sauna), sweaty
попоте́вший
sweaty, having sweated
having toiled, having worked hard
упа́ренный
steamed, reduced (by boiling down), evaporated down
overheated, flushed, sweaty
Examples
I'm dripping with sweat.
Энерги́чное упражне́ние заставляет тебя поте́ть.
Vigorous exercise makes you sweat.
Потре́бовало много вре́мени, кро́ви, по́та и слёз, чтобы отчи́стить э́то.
It took a lot of time, blood, sweat and tears to clean it.
Я просну́лся в холо́дном по́ту.
I woke up in a cold sweat.
Tom was covered with sweat.
Э́та пижа́ма хорошо впи́тывает пот.
These pajamas absorb sweat well.
Ка́ждое созданное ору́жие, ка́ждый спущенный на во́ду боево́й кора́бль, ка́ждый залп раке́ты в коне́чном счете символизи́рует украденное у голодающих, но не накормленных, замерзающих, но не оде́тых. Не только де́ньги растра́чивает э́тот вооруженный мир. Он растра́чивает тяжелый труд свои́х рабо́чих, ге́ний свои́х ученых, наде́жды свои́х дете́й.
Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and not clothed. This world in arms is not spending money alone. It is spending the sweat of its laborers, the genius of its scientists, the hopes of its children.
Тако́е часто происхо́дит. Не па́рься!
That happens often. Don't sweat it!
Ткань пропиталась потом после тренировки.
The fabric became soaked with sweat after the workout.
Рабочий засаливает воротник рубашки потом.
The worker is making the shirt collar greasy with sweat.
Подмышники защищают одежду от пота.
Dress shields protect clothing from sweat.
Врач назначил потогонный чай при простуде
The doctor prescribed a sweat-inducing tea for the cold.
Бабушка заварила потогонный сбор трав
Grandmother brewed a sweat-inducing herbal mixture.
Рабочие, обливающиеся потом, таскали мешки.
The workers, drenched in sweat, carried sacks.
Волосы, липнувшие к лицу от пота, раздражали спортсмена.
The hair sticking to the athlete's face with sweat irritated him.



















