tic russian
тик
tic, tick, ticking, teak
жи́вчик
lively person, sprightly fellow, live wire
spermatozoon, sperm cell, sperm
visibly pulsing temple artery, throbbing vein on the temple
nervous twitch of the eyelid, eyelid tic
live bait fish, baitfish
quicksilver, mercury
но́лик
zero, nought
nought (in tic-tac-toe), circle, O
кре́стики-но́лики
tic-tac-toe, noughts and crosses
биле́т
ticket
card, membership card, ID card
пти́чка
little bird, birdie
tick, check mark
па́лочка
little stick, small rod, wand
chopsticks
bacillus, rod-shaped bacterium
stroke, line, tick mark
baton
ка́сса
checkout, till, cash desk
ticket office, box office, ticket window
cash, cash on hand
cash register
fund, bank
case (for type)
делика́тный
delicate, sensitive, tricky, ticklish
tactful, considerate, sensitive (of a person)
тало́н
coupon, voucher
pass, ticket
stub, counterfoil
абоне́нт
subscriber, party (on a line), user
subscriber, season-ticket holder, member (of a lending library)
ти́кать
to tick
купо́н
coupon, voucher, token
coupon (of a bond), interest coupon, warrant
box ticket
щекота́ть
to tickle
клещ
tick
щеко́тно
it tickles
офо́рмить
to draw up, to process (officially), to register, to formalize
to apply for, to take out (a loan), to book (a ticket), to place (an order)
to hire officially, to take on (as an employee), to put on the payroll
to decorate, to design, to arrange, to lay out
путёвка
voucher, pass, ticket
package tour, package holiday, trip
referral, assignment order
биле́тик
ticket
щеко́тка
tickling
щекотли́вый
delicate, ticklish, tricky, sensitive
ticklish (sensitive to tickling)
touchy, oversensitive, thin-skinned
га́лка
jackdaw
check mark, tick
га́лочка
tick, check mark, checkmark
little jackdaw
контролёр
inspector ticket-collector
абонеме́нт
subscription, season ticket, membership
pass, membership card, subscription card
пощекота́ть
to tickle
проездно́й
travel, travelling
travel pass, season ticket
номеро́к
tag, cloakroom ticket, token
little number, small number plate
авиабиле́т
aeroplane ticket, plane ticket
ревизо́р
auditor, inspector, examiner
ticket inspector, fare inspector, conductor checking tickets
абоне́нтский
subscriber's, subscription (fee or service), season-ticket
ти́канье
tick, ticking
защекота́ть
to torture by tickling, to begin to tickle
ярлычо́к
label, tag, ticket
price tag
тало́нчик
ticket, token, stub, chit
ка́верзный
tricky, ticklish, thorny
scheming, intriguing, malicious, spiteful
безбиле́тный
without a ticket
контрама́рка
free pass, complimentary ticket
pass-out check, re-entry ticket
receipt (for requisitioned goods)
билетёр
ticket collector, usher
бары́шник
profiteer, reseller, scalper (of tickets), middleman
horse dealer, horse trader
квито́к
ticket, check
билетёрша
ticket collector, usherette
отде́лывать
to finish, to complete, to put the finishing touches to
to fit out, to furnish, to finish (a room)
to trim, to edge, to decorate
to beat up, to work over
to give a dressing down, to tick off, to chew out
to spoil, to ruin
ли́терный
special (for VIPs), government-, reserved for dignitaries
lettered, designated by a letter, letter-
free-travel-warrant (ticket), issued on a travel warrant
important, of special importance
плацка́рта
reserved seat ticket, berth
щеко́чущий
tickling
отстуча́ть
to tap out (a message), to drum out (a rhythm), to finish tapping, to finish knocking
to strike (of a clock), to beat (for a while), to finish beating, to tick (of a clock or engine)
to put in (time), to serve (a term)
компо́стер
ticket validator, ticket-punching machine
ticket punch, punch
побрани́ть
to give a scolding, to scold a little, to tick off
клещево́й
tick-borne, tick
щекотный
ticklish
щёкот
tickle, tickling sensation
щекота́вший
who tickled, that tickled, who was tickling, that was tickling
насы́пка
pouring in, filling, heaping up
pillow ticking, inner pillowcase
перхо́та
tickling in the throat, scratchy throat, dry irritating cough
конду́кторский
conductor's, ticket collector's
warrant officer's, petty officer's
jig-, fixture-
ти́кнуть
to tick
пощекота́вший
tickled, having tickled
защекота́вший
having tickled, that which tickled
отстуча́вший
having tapped out, having knocked out, having drummed, having ticked away (of time)
Examples
Уважа́емые пассажи́ры! При вхо́де в транспо́ртное сре́дство и отсу́тствии проездного биле́та многоразового по́льзования прокомпостируйте биле́т однора́зового по́льзования, не дожидаясь сле́дующей остано́вки.
Dear passengers! If you get on a means of transport and don’t have a season ticket, punch a one-time ticket without waiting for the next station.
Мне полага́ются какие-нибудь купо́ны на ски́дку?
Are there any discount tickets for me?
Кто покупа́ет биле́ты, чтобы е́здить на со́бственном автомоби́ле?
Who buys tickets to ride in their own motor car?
В про́шлом я голосова́л за кандидатов-демократов, но отныне я буду подде́рживать республика́нцев.
In the past I used to vote for the Democratic ticket, but from now on I'll climb on the Republican bandwagon.
Покажи́те ваш биле́т, пожалуйста.
Please show your ticket.
Биле́т сохраня́ет го́дность в тече́ние трёх дней.
The ticket holds good for three days.
Э́тот биле́т действи́телен в тече́ние трёх дней.
This ticket is valid for three days.
Здесь продаю́тся биле́ты на конце́рт.
The tickets for the concert are on sale here.
Э́тот биле́т действи́телен в тече́ние трёх ме́сяцев.
This ticket is valid for three months.
Your ticket, please.
У тебя действительно есть беспла́тные биле́ты на конце́рт?
Do you really have free tickets for the concert?
Биле́т действи́телен до понеде́льника.
The ticket is good through Monday.
Э́ти биле́ты доста́лись Тому даром.
Tom got these tickets for nothing.
Коли́чество биле́тов бы́ло ограничено.
The number of tickets was limited.
Биле́т действи́телен до 29 апре́ля.
That ticket is good until April 29th.
Биле́т действи́телен в тече́ние неде́ли.
The ticket is valid for a week.
Где нахо́дится биле́тная ка́сса?
Where is the ticket office?
У Вас есть обра́тный авиабиле́т?
Do you have an airplane ticket back home?
Том купи́л лотере́йный биле́т.
Tom bought a lottery ticket.
Stop tickling me!
Stop tickling me!
Игра́ в крестики-нолики обычно бы́страя.
A tic-tac-toe match is usually quick.
Том никогда не выи́грывает в крестики-нолики.
Tom never wins at tic-tac-toe.
Пожила́я да́ма пока́зывает конду́ктору свой биле́т. "Но э́то же де́тский биле́т"! - настаивает он. "Теперь вы ви́дите, сколько мне пришло́сь ждать по́езд!".
An elderly lady shows her ticket to the conductor. “But this is a child’s ticket,” he insists. “Now you can see how long I had to wait for the train!”
Спекулировавшие билетами подростки убежали от контролера.
The teenagers who were scalping tickets ran away from the ticket inspector.
Покупатели, расхватывающие последние билеты, толпились у кассы.
The customers snapping up the last tickets crowded around the ticket office.



















