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take-down russian

  • сесть

    to sit down, to take a seat

    to sit up

    to land, to touch down

  • снять

    to take off (clothes), to remove, to put off

    to take down, to take off, to lift off, to unhook

    to rent, to take on lease

    to photograph, to film, to shoot (a film), to take (a picture)

    to lift (a ban), to cancel, to remove (from a post)

  • сади́ться

    to sit down, to take a seat, to be seated

    to board, to get on, to get in, to take (a bus etc.)

    to go down, to set (of the sun), to sink

    to go on (a diet), to start (a diet)

  • снима́ть

    to take off (clothes), to remove

    to take down, to take off, to take away

    to rent (an apartment), to rent (a room)

    to photograph, to film, to shoot (a movie)

    to withdraw (money)

    to relieve (pain), to ease (anxiety)

  • записа́ть

    to write down, to jot down, to note down, to take down

    to record

    to enrol, to sign up, to register, to put down (on a list)

    to record over, to overwrite

  • присе́сть

    to sit down, to take a seat (for a moment)

    to crouch down, to squat, to do a squat

  • запи́сывать

    to write down, to note down, to jot down, to take down

    to record

    to enter (in a list), to enrol, to sign up (someone)

  • приса́живаться

    to sit down, to take a seat, to sit down for a moment

    to be planted in addition

  • спусти́ть

    to lower, to let down, to take down

    to let out (liquid), to drain

    to let loose, to unleash, to set (a dog) on

    to lower (a price), to reduce

  • бра́ться

    to set about, to get down to, to take up

    to take on, to undertake, to agree to do

    to take hold of, to grasp, to grab

    to come from, to appear, to come about

  • вы́ложить

    to post (online), to upload, to publish

    to lay out, to spread out, to put out

    to take out (and put down), to unpack

    to line (with), to face (with), to pave (with)

    to shell out, to fork out, to pay (a large sum)

  • разложи́ть

    to lay out, to spread out, to arrange

    to distribute, to apportion, to split up

    to take apart, to dismantle, to break down (into parts)

    to decompose, to break down

  • проучи́ть

    to teach a lesson, to give someone what for, to take down a peg

    to study for a while, to spend some time studying, to teach for a period of time

  • подсе́сть

    to sit down (next to someone), to join (someone at a table), to take a seat beside

    to get hooked on, to become addicted to

  • зае́сть

    to eat something after, to chase down (with food), to take with (to kill the taste)

    to jam, to get stuck, to seize up

    to torment, to oppress, to wear out

    to bite to death, to kill (of an animal), to bite all over (of insects)

  • обоснова́ться

    to settle, to settle down, to take up residence, to establish oneself

  • расположи́ться

    to settle down, to make oneself comfortable, to take a seat

    to encamp, to pitch camp, to take up position

    to be situated, to lie, to be located

    to take a liking to, to become well disposed towards

  • 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)

  • прикрыва́ться

    to cover, to use as a cover, to take refuge, to close down

  • усе́сться

    to sit down, to take a seat, to seat oneself, to find room

    to settle down to (an activity), to sit down to (a task)

  • зале́чь

    to lie down, to take to one's bed

    to lie low, to go to ground, to go into hiding

    to go into hibernation, to den up

    to lie, to be deposited

    to form deeply, to settle

  • приуда́рить

    to run after (someone), to chase after (someone), to flirt with, to make a pass at

    to strike, to deal a blow, to hit

    to crack down on, to take vigorous action against, to put a stop to

  • осади́ть

    to besiege, to lay siege to

    to besiege (with questions), to overwhelm, to mob

    to put in one's place, to take down a peg, to rebuff

    to rein in (a horse), to pull up, to halt

    to drive in (a pile), to ram down, to make settle

  • наверну́ться

    to fall down, to take a tumble, to slip and fall

    to well up (of tears), to come to one's eyes

    to be wound onto, to be screwed on

  • запива́ть

    to wash down, to drink down (with water), to take with a drink

    to start drinking heavily, to go on a binge, to hit the bottle

  • расса́живаться

    to take one's seat, to sit down (of several people), to take their places

    to sprawl, to spread oneself out (when sitting)

  • оседа́ть

    to sink, to subside, to settle

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

    to settle down, to take up residence

  • слага́ть

    to compose, to write (verse)

    to lay down (duties), to relinquish, to resign from

    to put down, to set down, to take down (a load)

  • подса́живаться

    to sit down (next to someone), to take a seat (beside someone), to join (at a table)

    to get hooked (on), to become addicted (to)

  • уса́живаться

    to sit down, to take a seat, to seat oneself, to find a seat

    to settle down to, to set to, to sit down to

  • приударя́ть

    to run after (a woman), to chase after, to flirt with

    to strike, to deal a blow, to hit

    to crack down on, to take vigorous action against, to put a stop to

  • проха́живаться

    to walk along walk up and down, to stroll, to take a stroll

  • впря́чься

    to get involved, to take on, to buckle down

  • оса́живать

    to rein in, to check, to back up (a horse), to halt

    to take down a peg, to put in one's place, to snub

    to drive down, to ram in, to sink (a pile)

  • унима́ть

    to take away, to soothe, to appease, to settle down

  • стенографи́ровать

    to take down shorthand

  • разбо́рный

    demountable, dismountable, that can be taken apart

    collapsible, folding, take-down

  • присосе́диться

    to sit down (beside someone), to join (someone sitting), to take a seat next to (someone)

    to get close to (someone), to worm one's way in with (someone), to attach oneself to (someone)

  • сажаться

    to be planted, to be set out

    to be landed, to be brought down, to land

    to sit down, to take a seat

  • запряга́ться

    to buckle down, to get down to work, to take on (a task)

    to be harnessed, to let oneself be harnessed

    to shoot up, to inject drugs, to get a fix

  • баба́хнуться

    to crash down, to take a bad fall, to fall with a thud

    to go crazy, to lose one's mind

  • разгора́живать

    to partition off, to divide with a partition, to screen off

    to unfence, to take down the fence between

  • присади́ться

    to sit down, to take a seat

  • застенографи́ровать

    take down in shorthand, take shorthand notes of

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