swim russian
пла́вать
to swim, to float, to sail
плыть
to swim
to sail, to go by boat
to float, to drift
to hover over, to glide above
по́нчик
doughnut, donut
inflatable ring, rubber tube (for tubing), swim ring
chubby boy, butterball, little chub
попла́вать
to swim, to float, to sail
поплы́ть
to start swimming, to set sail, to swim off, to sail
to float, to drift
уплы́ть
to swim away, to swim off
to float away, to sail away, to go off by boat
to slip away, to be gone, to melt away, to be spent quickly
to pass, to go by, to elapse
переплы́ть
to swim across, to row across, to sail across, to ferry across
приплы́ть
to swim up, to come swimming, to sail up
уплыва́ть
to swim away, to swim off
to sail away, to float away, to drift off
to pass, to go by, to elapse
to melt away, to be spent quickly, to slip away
вы́плыть
to swim out, to come to the surface, to emerge, to crop up
проплы́ть
to swim (by / past / through), to sail, to cover
доплы́ть
to swim to, to swim as far as, to reach by swimming
to sail to, to sail as far as, to reach by boat
to drift to, to waft to, to carry as far as
покупа́ться
to have a swim, to have a bathe, to take a dip
to fall for, to be taken in, to take the bait
to be bought, to be purchased
to sell well, to be in demand, to be a hit
заплы́ть
to swim (to a place), to swim out, to float (to), to sail (to)
to become swollen, to get puffy, to swell up
проплыва́ть
to swim (by / past / through), to sail, to cover
подплы́ть
to swim up (to), to sail up (to), to come swimming, to approach (by water)
to swim under (something), to dive under
ласт
flipper
swim fin, flipper
last (old unit of measure)
переплыва́ть
to swim across, to row across, to sail across, to ferry across
приплыва́ть
to swim up, to come swimming, to sail up, to arrive by boat
to go bust, to go broke, to lose everything
заплыва́ть
to swim in, to sail in, to float in, to get swollen
подплыва́ть
to swim up (to), to come swimming, to approach by swimming
to sail up (to), to come up (by boat), to put in
to swim under (something), to swim beneath
выплыва́ть
to swim out, to come to the surface, to emerge, to crop up
ряби́ть
to ripple, to ruffle (water)
to be blurry (before the eyes), to swim before the eyes, to flicker
пестри́ть
to dazzle the eyes, to swim before one's eyes, to flicker
to make variegated, to speckle, to dapple
to pepper (with), to intersperse (with), to lard (with)
напла́ваться
to have a good swim
вплыва́ть
to swim in, to float in
доплыва́ть
to swim (as far as), to sail (as far as), to reach (by water)
to drift (to), to carry (to), to reach (of sounds)
пропла́вать
to swim be swimming, to sail, to be sailing
оплыва́ть
to swell up, to become swollen, to get puffy
to gutter, to melt down, to run down
to swim around, to sail around, to swim past
to become blurred, to lose shape
бассе́йн
swimming pool, pool
basin, drainage basin, catchment area
basin, field
купа́ться
to bathe, to go swimming
пла́вание
swimming
navigation, sailing, shipping
voyage, cruise
купа́льник
swimsuit, bathing suit for girls
искупа́ться
to bathe, to go swimming
плове́ц
swimmer
пла́вающий
floating, drifting
floating, variable, flexible
swimming, sailing
морж
walrus, winter-swimmer
плыву́щий
floating, swimming, gliding, drifting
вплавь
swimming
пла́вательный
swimming, natatorial, natatory
пловчи́ха
female swimmer
нарука́вник
oversleeve, armlet, protective sleeve cover
water wings, inflatable armband, swimming armband
купа́ющийся
bathing, swimming
спори́ться
to succeed, to go on swimmingly
проплыва́ющий
swimming past, floating past, sailing past
уплыва́ющий
floating away, swimming away, sailing away, drifting away
проплываемый
swimmable, navigable (by swimming/floating)
плы́вший
swimming, floating, sailing
инстру́ктор по пла́ванию
swimming instructor
выплыва́ющий
emerging, swimming out, floating out, surfacing
приплыва́ющий
arriving (by water), floating in, swimming in
подплыва́ющий
swimming up to, floating up to, approaching by water
моржева́ние
winter swimming
пла́вавший
who was swimming, having swum, swimming (in the past)
which was floating, having floated, floating (in the past)
which was sailing, having sailed, sailing (in the past), navigating (in the past)
переплываемый
crossable (by swimming), swimmable
купа́льница
bather, swimmer
доплы́вший
having swum to, having reached by swimming
переплыва́ющий
swimming across, crossing by swimming, traversing by swimming
переплыва́вший
who was swimming across, who had been swimming across
пла́вки
swimsuit, bathing suit for boys
выплыва́вший
swimming out, floating out, emerging, appearing
подплыва́вший
swimming up to, floating up to, approaching by water
вплыва́ющий
floating in, swimming in, sailing in, drifting in
вплыва́вший
floating in, swimming in, sailing in, moving into (on water)
напла́вавший
having swum a lot, having covered a lot of distance by swimming
напла́ванный
swum, covered by swimming
напла́вавшийся
having swum one's fill, sated with swimming
заплыва́вший
who was swimming out far, who had swum beyond
swelling (from), puffy (from), heavy (with sleep)
becoming covered (with), caked (with), silting up
Examples
Они не искупа́лись, потому что бы́ло холодно.
They didn't swim because it was cold.
Let's go and swim in the river.
Когда я смогу́ здесь попла́вать?
When can I swim here?
Я смог переплы́ть ре́ку, когда мне бы́ло двенадцать.
I could swim across the river when I was twelve.
I was able to swim across The English Channel.
I want to learn to swim.
Ты действительно уме́ешь пла́вать?
Can you really swim?
Мой брат не осме́лился переплы́ть ре́ку.
My brother dared not swim across the river.
У нас получи́лось переплы́ть ре́ку.
We managed to swim across the river.
Переплыва́ть э́ту ре́ку опасно.
This river is dangerous to swim across.
Ты мо́жешь переплы́ть э́ту ре́ку?
Can you swim across the river?
Дава́йте попро́буем плыть против тече́ния.
Let's try to swim against the current.
Давай попро́буем плыть против тече́ния.
Let us try to swim against the current.



















