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tear russian

  • слеза́

    tear

  • порва́ть

    to tear, to rip, to tear up

    to break off, to sever, to cut off

  • разорва́ть

    to tear apart, to rip up, to tear to pieces

    to break off (relations), to sever (ties), to terminate (a contract)

  • вы́рвать

    to tear out, to pull out, to extract, to yank out

    to snatch, to wrest away, to grab away

    to vomit, to throw up, to puke

  • лома́ть

    to break, to snap, to fracture

    to break, to wreck

    to demolish, to tear down, to pull down

    to quarry, to hew (stone)

    to break (someone's will), to destroy, to ruin

  • снести́

    to demolish, to tear down, to knock down, to pull down

    to carry away, to sweep away, to blow off

    to take (somewhere), to carry off, to bring together

    to endure, to put up with, to bear

    to lay (an egg)

  • сорва́ть

    to tear off, to rip off, to take off (forcibly)

    to pick, to pluck

    to thwart, to disrupt, to ruin, to spoil

    to vent (on somebody), to take out (on somebody)

  • оторва́ть

    to tear off, to rip off, to detach

    to tear away (from an activity), to take away (from work)

  • оторва́ться

    to come off, to tear off, to become detached

    to tear oneself away

    to lose touch, to lose contact, to become estranged

    to take off, to leave the ground

    to let loose, to have a blast, to take a break

  • подра́ть

    to tear, to rip up, to tear to shreds

    to scratch up, to claw, to maul

  • надра́ть

    to tear strip

  • сорва́ться

    to break free, to break loose, to tear oneself away

    to fall through, to fail, to go wrong

    to come off and fall, to fall down, to plunge down

    to slip out, to escape (one's lips)

  • рвать

    to tear, to rip, to tear up

    to pull out, to extract

    to pick, to gather

    to vomit, to throw up

    to break off, to sever

    to snatch

  • разры́в

    gap, divide, disparity

    break, breaking off, rupture

    tear, rupture

    break, breach

    bursting, burst

  • вы́рваться

    to break loose, to tear oneself away, to get free

    to escape, to get out, to break out

    to burst out, to slip out

  • разнести́

    to deliver, to carry around, to hand out

    to spread, to circulate, to pass around

    to scatter, to disperse, to blow about

    to smash, to shatter, to destroy

    to enter, to post, to book

    to give a dressing down, to tear to pieces, to slam

  • прорва́ться

    to break through, to force one's way through, to penetrate

    to tear, to split, to burst open

  • рва́ться

    to break, to tear, to snap

    to long (for), to be dying (to), to strive (for), to strain (to get somewhere)

    to explode, to burst

  • драть

    to tear, to tear up, to tear to pieces

    to flog, to whip, to thrash

    to charge (exorbitantly), to fleece, to rip off

    to strip off, to tear off, to peel off

    to kill, to savage, to bring down

    to fuck, to screw, to bang

    to run away, to escape, to take flight

  • рвану́ть

    to jerk, to yank, to tug sharply

    to dash off, to take off, to bolt

    to explode, to blow up, to go off

    to rip, to tear to pieces, to tear apart

  • отрыва́ться

    to come off, to be torn off, to break off, to come away

    to tear oneself away, to pull oneself away

    to take off, to leave the ground

    to lose touch with, to become detached from

    to let loose, to have a blast, to take a break from routine

  • разрыва́ться

    to be torn (between), to be pulled in all directions, to be run off one's feet

    to break (of the heart), to be torn (with grief)

    to tear apart, to break, to snap

    to burst, to explode, to go off

  • разрыва́ть

    to tear, to tear apart, to rip up

    to break off, to sever, to terminate

    to dig up, to dig open, to turn over (soil)

    to rummage through, to ransack, to turn upside-down

  • сноси́ть

    to demolish, to tear down, to knock down, to raze

    to put up with, to bear, to endure, to tolerate

    to carry away, to carry off, to take away

    to wear out, to wear through

  • разноси́ть

    to deliver, to carry round, to distribute

    to spread, to circulate

    to scatter, to disperse, to blow about

    to enter, to book, to post

    to smash, to destroy, to tear to pieces

    to tear apart (criticize), to give a dressing down, to blow up at

    to break in (shoes), to wear in

  • срыва́ть

    to tear off, to pull off, to rip off

    to disrupt, to thwart, to foil, to sabotage

    to pick, to pluck

    to take out on, to vent on

  • терза́ть

    to torment, to torture, to rack

    to tear apart, to tear to pieces, to maul

  • отрыва́ть

    to tear off, to tear away, to rip off

  • содра́ть

    to tear off, to strip off, to peel off, to skin

    to fleece, to overcharge, to soak

  • задира́ть

    to lift up, to pull up, to tilt back (head)

    to tease, to pick on, to provoke, to bully

    to tear, to rip, to maul (of a predator)

  • задра́ть

    to lift up, to raise, to tilt back

    to maul (to death), to tear apart, to kill (of a predator)

    to tease, to needle, to badger

  • вырыва́ться

    to break free, to tear oneself away, to break loose

    to escape, to get away, to get out

    to burst out, to escape

  • развора́чивать

    to unwrap, to unpack, to open

    to unfold, to unroll, to unwind, to open out

    to turn around, to turn

    to launch, to develop, to set in motion, to expand

    to deploy, to regroup, to draw up

    to churn up, to tear up, to throw about

  • разорва́ться

    to tear, to rip, to break, to come apart

    to explode, to burst, to go off, to blow up

    to be torn (between), to split oneself in two, to be in two places at once

  • вырыва́ть

    to pull out, to tear out, to pull up

    to wrest, to extort, to wring, to force out

    to dig, to dig out, to excavate, to unearth

    to exhume, to dig up

  • оборва́ть

    to tear off, to break off, to snap

    to cut short, to break off, to interrupt

    to pluck (all of), to pick clean

  • щипа́ть

    to pinch, to nip, to tweak

    to sting, to burn, to bite (of frost)

    to pluck, to pull out

    to nibble, to graze on, to browse

    to shred, to tear into small pieces

  • вывора́чивать

    to turn inside out, to turn out (pockets)

    to unscrew, to screw out

    to twist (someone's arms), to wrench

    to pull out, to tear out, to uproot

  • потрепа́ть

    to pat, to give a pat, to tap

    to tousle, to ruffle

    to batter, to damage, to knock about

    to wear out, to fray, to make shabby

    to blow about, to tug at, to set fluttering

    to pull about, to tug, to tear at

    to swingle, to scutch

  • понести́сь

    to rush off, to dash off, to tear along, to tear off

  • ободра́ть

    to strip, to peel, to skin, to flay

    to scratch, to scrape, to graze

    to wear out, to tear to shreds

    to fleece, to rook, to rip off

  • прорыва́ться

    to break through, to fight one's way through

    to penetrate, to come through, to filter through

    to burst, to burst open

    to tear, to wear through

    to break through, to come out

  • нарва́ть

    to pick, to gather, to pluck (a quantity of)

    to tear up (a quantity of), to rip up

    to fester, to suppurate, to form an abscess

  • надрыва́ться

    to tear slightly, to overstrain oneself, to exert oneself to the utmost

  • слезоточи́вый

    running, tear-, lachrymatory

  • проры́ть

    to break through, to breach, to tear

  • слези́нка

    tear, teardrop

  • переры́ть

    to break, to tear asunder, to dig up, to rummage

  • изно́с

    wear, wear and tear, abrasion

  • растерза́ть

    to tear to pieces

  • вы́работка

    output, production, productivity

    development, formation, working out

    mine working, gallery, shaft

    wear, wear and tear

  • вы́драть

    to tear out

  • отодра́ть

    to tear off, to rip off, to pull off

    to give a sound flogging, to thrash, to give a hiding

  • разде́лывать

    to cut up, to dress (a carcass), to fillet, to butcher

    to give a beating, to punish, to tear to pieces

    to grain, to finish (a surface)

    to lay out, to clear (ground)

    to enlarge, to widen

  • разодра́ть

    to tear up, to rend, to lacerate, to tear

  • обдира́ть

    to strip, to peel, to peel off, to strip off

    to skin, to flay

    to graze, to scrape, to scratch

    to fleece, to rip off, to overcharge, to rook

    to wear out, to wear to rags, to tear to shreds

  • надрыва́ть

    to tear slightly, to tear partway, to make a small tear in

    to overstrain, to strain

  • обрыва́ть

    to tear off, to pluck, to pick off

    to cut short, to break off, to interrupt

    to break, to snap, to tear

  • надорва́ть

    to tear slightly, to tear partway, to make a small tear in

    to overstrain, to overtax, to strain badly

  • слези́ться

    to tear up

  • раздира́ть

    to tear up, to rend, to lacerate, to tear

  • распотроши́ть

    to gut, to disembowel, to clean (a fish)

    to rip open, to tear open

    to plunder, to clean out, to strip for parts

    to dissect, to perform an autopsy on

  • проре́ха

    tear, rip, hole, slit

    gap, shortcoming, flaw, deficiency

    fly (of trousers), flies

  • душещипа́тельный

    sentimental, mawkish, tear-jerking, maudlin

  • отторга́ть

    to tear away, to seize

  • продира́ться

    to push one's way through, to force one's way through, to struggle through

    to wear through, to get holes, to tear

  • выдира́ть

    to tear out

  • запла́канный

    tear-stained, in tears

  • сдёрнуть

    to pull off, to yank off, to whisk off

    to tear off, to rip down, to tear away

  • проска́кивать

    to rush by, to tear past, to gallop past

    to slip through, to squeeze through, to slip in

    to creep in, to slip in (of errors), to go unnoticed

  • разры́ть

    to tear, to tear asunder, to break, to dig up

  • отдира́ть

    to tear off, to rip off

  • порыва́ть

    to break off (relations), to sever, to break with (someone), to desert

    to tear apart, to rend, to burst

  • амортиза́ция

    depreciation, amortization

    shock absorption, cushioning, damping

    wear and tear, wearing out

    amortization of debt, debt repayment

  • отто́ргнуть

    to tear away, to wrest away, to seize by force

    to reject, to refuse to accept, to cast out

  • надры́в

    anguish, emotional strain, overwrought feeling

    strain, overexertion, convulsive effort

    slight tear, small rip

  • прорыва́ть

    to break through, to breach, to tear

  • порыва́ться

    to try, to endeavour, to make a move (to do sth), to be eager

    to be torn, to tear, to break

  • сноша́ть

    to demolish, to pull down, to tear down

    to wear down, to wear out, to abrade

  • черёмуха

    bird cherry, European bird cherry

    tear gas

  • вдува́ть

    to blow in, to blow into, to insufflate

    to bang, to screw, to shag

    to chew out, to tear into, to give a dressing-down

  • продра́ть

    to hole, to tear holes, to wear out

  • исто́ргнуть

    to tear out, to wrench out, to pull out (by force)

    to expel, to cast out, to banish

    to elicit, to draw forth, to wring (from someone)

  • истрепа́ть

    to wear out, to wear to rags, to fray, to tear

    to fray (nerves), to wear down, to frazzle

  • изорва́ть

    to tear into many pieces

  • пропоро́ть

    to cut through, to tear

  • продира́ть

    to hole, to tear holes, to wear out

  • отхва́тывать

    to get, to snag, to land, to bag

    to chop off, to cut off, to hack off

    to bite off, to tear off, to snap off, to snatch away

    to let rip, to go at it with gusto, to give it one's all

  • перерыва́ть

    to break, to tear asunder, to dig up, to rummage

  • сдёргивать

    to pull off, to pull down, to jerk off

    to yank away, to snatch off, to tear off

  • отрывно́й

    tear-off, detachable

  • рвани́на

    rags, worn-out clothes, tattered clothing

    tear, rip, crack, flaw

    ragamuffin, tramp, vagabond

    scoundrel, rogue, riffraff

  • напоро́ть

    to unstitch (a quantity), to rip open, to undo (seams)

    to talk (nonsense), to babble, to spout

    to bungle, to botch up, to blunder

    to tear, to cut (on something sharp), to gash

  • неразры́вность

    indissolubility, inseparability, indivisibility

    unbreakability, tear resistance

  • сморгну́ть

    to blink away (a tear), to remove by blinking

    to blink, to bat an eyelid

  • зата́скивающий

    dragging in, pulling in, hauling in

    wearing out, making shabby, causing wear and tear

  • отрезно́й

    detachable, tear-off, cut-off

    cut in two pieces, seamed (at the waist), sectioned

  • дорва́ть

    to tear up, to finish tearing, to tear completely

  • пропла́канный

    tear-stained, swollen from crying, red from crying

  • раздрако́нивать

    to smash up, to break to pieces, to wreck, to defeat utterly

    to berate, to tear into, to give a dressing-down

    to make a mess of, to mess up

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