teeth russian
вы́пасть
to fall out (of), to drop out, to slip out, to come out (of teeth or hair)
to fall (of snow or rain), to come down
to fall on (a date), to occur, to turn out (to be)
to fall to one's lot, to befall, to be one's fate
to get a chance, to come one's way (of an opportunity)
сжима́ть
to squeeze, to press, to clench (fist/teeth)
to compress
to crush, to squash
закуси́ть
to have a snack, to have a bite to eat, to eat something
to bite (one's lip), to clench between the teeth
сти́снуть
to squeeze, to press tightly, to compress
to clench (teeth), to clench (fists)
to grip, to constrict
налёт
raid, air raid, holdup, surprise attack
coating, film, deposit, plaque (on teeth)
touch, tinge, hint, air
скре́жет
grinding, grating, screech, scraping
gnashing (of teeth), grinding (of teeth)
процеди́ть
to strain, to filter, to pass through a sieve
to say through clenched teeth, to hiss out, to drawl out coldly
раскуси́ть
to bite through, to bite in two, to crack (with the teeth)
to see through (someone), to figure (someone) out, to suss (someone) out
to figure out, to get to the bottom of, to crack
оска́литься
to bare one's teeth, to show one's teeth
to grin, to smile broadly
ре́заться
to cut oneself
to come through (of teeth), to cut through
to be cut, to cut (easily or with difficulty)
эма́ль
enamel
enamel (of teeth), tooth enamel
оска́л
bared teeth, grin
зуба́стый
large-toothed, with large teeth, sharp-tongued, biting
ска́литься
to bare one's teeth, to show one's teeth, to snarl
to grin, to smirk
вгрыза́ться
to bite into, to sink one's teeth into, to gnaw into
to delve into, to dig into, to tackle (a problem)
оско́мина
astringent taste, furry tongue, teeth on edge
още́риться
to bare one's teeth, to snarl, to grin (maliciously)
ще́риться
to bare one's teeth, to grin, to snarl
оска́ливаться
to bare one's teeth, to show one's teeth
to grin, to grin broadly
отце́живать
to strain off, to pour off, to drain off
to strain, to filter
to force out (words), to hiss out through the teeth
поно́ска
object carried by a dog between its teeth, carrying
проре́зывание
cutting, teething, dentition, eruption of teeth
разво́дка
con, scam, trick, lie
wiring, routing (of cables), distribution (of pipes), layout of lines
setting of saw teeth, saw set (tool), saw filing horse
mounting of the guard, changing of the guard
divorcee, divorced woman, ex-wife
stretching (of hides), drawing out
conductor spacing, spacing between lines
разгрыза́ть
to crack (with one's teeth), to bite in two, to gnaw through
вгры́зться
to bite into, to sink one's teeth into, to delve into
проре́зывать
to cut through, to incise, to make an opening
to grow through, to emerge, to cut (teeth)
щерби́на
pockmark (on the face)
indentation / nick (on the surface)
gap (on the teeth)
закуса́вший
having taken the bit between one's teeth, unrestrained, headstrong, bolting
having bitten one's lip, suppressing emotions, holding back, tight-lipped
прикуси́вший
having bitten (one's lip/tongue)
having clenched (one's teeth)
ре́жущийся
cuttable, that is being cut
erupting (about teeth), teething
закуси́вший
having bitten, having gripped with teeth
оска́ливший
bared (teeth), grinning (fiercely), showing fangs
оска́ленный
bared, snarling, grinning (showing teeth)
ска́лящий
baring (teeth), snarling, grinning (maliciously)
ска́ливший
having bared (teeth), having grinned, having snarled
ска́лимый
that can be bared (of teeth), grinnable, showable (of teeth)
оска́лившийся
snarling, baring its teeth, grinning menacingly
оскла́бившийся
grinning (with bared teeth), sneering
ска́лящийся
grinning, snarling, baring one's teeth
ска́лившийся
snarling, grinning menacingly, baring its teeth
още́рившийся
snarling, baring its teeth, grimacing
ще́рящийся
grinning, baring its teeth
ще́рившийся
grinning, baring teeth, snarling
загрыза́ющий
biting, tearing with teeth, worrying to death
загрызаемый
being mauled, being gnawed (to death), being torn (by teeth)
оска́ливающийся
baring one's teeth, snarling, grimacing
оска́ливавшийся
baring one's teeth, snarling, grinning (menacingly)
прику́сывающий
biting, nipping, clenching (teeth)
ре́завшийся
who had cut himself, that was being cut
teething, cutting teeth
Examples
Я возьму́ отпеча́ток ваших зубо́в.
I'll take an impression of your teeth.
Данти́ст обрабо́тал мои́ зу́бы.
The dentist treated my teeth.
Согласно стомато́логам, ка́риес зубо́в не всегда вызыва́ется только сла́достями.
According to dentists, decayed teeth are not always caused by sweets.
Телефо́нных бу́док тут кот наплакал.
Telephone booths are as scarce as hen's teeth around here.
I have to clean my teeth.
Иску́сство совреме́нной войны необязательно тре́бует вооружа́ть до зубо́в солда́т для того́, чтобы они бы́ли эффекти́вны в бо́ю.
The art of modern warfare does not necessarily require soldiers to be armed to the teeth to be effective as combatants.
Аристотель утвержда́л, что у же́нщин ме́ньше зубо́в, чем у мужчи́н. Хоть он и был дважды жена́т, ему ни ра́зу не пришло́ в го́лову прове́рить э́то утвержде́ние, посмотрев во рту у свое́й жены́.
Aristotle maintained that women have fewer teeth than men; although he was twice married, it never occurred to him to verify this statement by examining his wives' mouths.
I have to brush my teeth.
У ма́льчика бы́ли плохи́е зу́бы, потому что он пренебрега́л чи́сткой зубо́в.
The boy had bad teeth because he neglected to brush them.
I have to brush my teeth.
Crocodiles have sharp teeth.
Она расколо́ла гре́цкий оре́х зуба́ми.
She cracked the walnut with her teeth.
I have to brush my teeth.
Его зу́бы жёлтые от злоупотребле́ния сигаре́тами.
His teeth are yellow from smoking too much.
Remember to brush your teeth.
Не забу́дьте почи́стить зу́бы.
Remember to brush your teeth.
Том скреже́щет зуба́ми во сне.
Tom grinds his teeth in his sleep.
I'd like to brush my teeth.
Говоря́т, Кока-Ко́ла растворя́ет зу́бы.
They say Coca-Cola dissolves teeth.
I am showing my teeth.
Brush your teeth after eating.



















