tug russian

тяну́ть
to pull, to drag, to tug
to drag out, to prolong, to spin out
to delay, to put off, to stall
to stretch out, to reach out, to extend
to draw, to pull out, to take out
to drag (someone somewhere), to haul off
to lay (a cable), to run (a line), to string
to weigh, to come to (in weight or value)
to support, to provide for, to keep afloat
to drawl, to draw out (words), to hold (a note)
таска́ть
to carry, to drag, to lug, to haul
to pull (by the hair), to tug (by the ears)
to steal, to pilfer, to swipe, to nick
дёргать
to pull, to tug, to jerk, to yank
to pester, to bother, to get on someone's nerves
to pull out, to extract, to yank out
to twitch, to jerk (a limb)
to knock one back, to have a drink
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
дёрнуть
to pull, to tug, to jerk, to give a sharp pull
to bother, to pester, to get on someone's nerves, to drag away
to knock one back, to have a drink, to down a shot
to pull out, to yank out
to twitch, to jerk (a body part)
рыво́к
jerk, tug, jolt
dash, spurt, burst of speed
snatch
букси́р
tug, tugboat, tow-boat, tow-line
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
трепа́ть
to pull, to tug, to yank, to pull about
to tousle, to ruffle, to whip about, to make flutter
to wear out, to wear down
to blab, to chatter, to prattle
to pat, to stroke
to shake, to rack
to beat up, to thrash
to swingle, to scutch
потя́гивать
to sip, to sip slowly
to tug lightly, to pull gently, to draw
тереби́ть
to pull (at something), to tug at, to fiddle with, to finger
подёргать
to pull, to tug, to twitch
тяга́ть
to pull, to drag, to tug, to haul
to lug around, to carry around, to cart about
to haul up, to call to account, to take to task
толка́ч
fixer, go-getter, expediter, pusher
pestle, masher, tamper
pusher tug, push boat, banking engine
букси́ровать
to tow, to tug, to have in tow
одёрнуть
to straighten out, to pull down, to tug straight
to snap at, to cut short, to put in one's place, to rebuke
to pluck off all around, to strip (a plant) all round
тормоши́ть
to tug at, to shake, to jostle
to pester, to bother, to badger
гуж
tug, harness loop
horse-drawn haulage, cartage by draught animals
loop, eye
одёргивать
to pull down (clothing), to straighten (clothing), to tug straight
to pull up (someone), to rebuke, to put in one's place, to call to order
to pluck off all around, to strip off all around
подёргивать
to pull, to tug, to twitch
подёрнуть
to cover (with a thin layer), to coat, to veil
to give a tug, to tug lightly, to jerk
оттрепа́ть
to tousle, to rumple, to tug, to ruffle
to thrash, to beat up, to give a beating
плотово́д
raftsman, rafter
raft tug, timber-raft towboat
обдёргать
to tug at, to pull at, to straighten by pulling
to pluck off, to strip off, to tear off
to make nervous, to unnerve, to startle
задёргать
to harass, to wear out, to badger, to push about
to begin to pull, to start jerking (at), to start tugging
отбукси́рованный
towed, tugged
теребя́щий
fidgeting, tugging, plucking
дёргавший
pulling, tugging
букси́рующий
towing, pulling, tugging
рвану́вший
having yanked, having tugged, having pulled sharply, having torn
having rushed off, having darted, having started suddenly
having exploded, having burst, having blown up
затормоши́ть
to start shaking (someone), to start tugging at, to start pulling about
to pester to death, to bother to death, to wear out with pestering
потереби́вший
who had tugged, who had tweaked, who had ruffled, who had rummaged through
тереби́вший
pulling, tugging, plucking, bothering
подёргавший
having tugged, having pulled, having twitched, that has tugged
тяга́вший
having pulled (repeatedly), having dragged (repeatedly), having tugged (repeatedly), having hauled (repeatedly)
издёргивавший
pulling out, tugging out, drawing out, wearing out
поддёргивавший
twitching, jerking, tugging slightly
тормоша́щий
shaking, tugging at, rummaging
disturbing, bothering, disquieting, unsettling
теребимый
being tugged, being pulled, being plucked, being ruffled
being pestered, being bothered, being worried
поддёргиваемый
twitching, jerking
pulled up, tugged slightly
обдёргиваемый
being tugged, being pulled at, being adjusted (of clothing)
being corrected, being admonished, being reprimanded
подёрганный
agitated, nervous, jumpy, high-strung
tugged, jerked, pulled repeatedly
обдёргивавший
tugging at, pulling down, straightening (by pulling)
reprimanding, correcting, interrupting, checking (someone)

Examples

А э́то похоже на гудо́к букси́ра.
That sounds like our tugboat horn.
Его огро́мная гравита́ция та́щит много астеро́идов из вне́шнего пояса вовнутрь.
Its massive gravity well tugs many asteroids from the outer belt inwards.
Том дёрнул Мэри за ру́ку.
Tom tugged on Mary's arm.
В результа́те несча́стного слу́чая во вре́мя соревнова́ния по перетягиванию кана́та на Тайва́не двое мужчи́н оторва́ли себе руки.
Two men had their arms severed in Taiwan after a tug-of-war accident.
Том дёрнул за верёвку.
Tom tugged on the rope.
Мёртвого льва ка́ждый за́яц мо́жет дёргать за гри́ву.
Every hare can tug a dead lion by the mane.
Баржу тянул небольшой буксир
The barge was being towed by a small tugboat.
Он одёрнул рубашку и вышел из комнаты.
He tugged his shirt down and left the room.
Он подёргал дверь, но она была заперта.
He tugged at the door, but it was locked.
Мальчик подёргал отца за рукав.
The boy tugged at his father's sleeve.
Она подёргала верёвку, проверяя узел.
She tugged at the rope to check the knot.
Она одёргивала юбку перед выходом.
She tugged her skirt down before going out.
Мальчик подёргивал ручку двери, пытаясь её открыть.
The boy kept tugging at the door handle, trying to open it.
Дети задёргали новую скатерть за края.
The children tugged at the edges of the new tablecloth.
Не тягай кота за хвост, ему больно.
Don't tug the cat by the tail—it hurts.
Мальчик потеребил уши собаки перед прогулкой.
Before the walk, the boy tugged gently at the dog’s ears.
На причале стоял старый буксирный катер.
An old tugboat was moored at the pier.
Не дергай упряжь, а то конь начнет выпрягаться.
Don't tug on the harness, or the horse will start unharnessing itself.
Гуж порвался, и лошадь остановилась.
The tug broke, and the horse stopped.
Отец подтянул гуж и поправил хомут.
Father tightened the tug and adjusted the collar.
Старый гуж пришлось заменить новым ремнём.
The old tug had to be replaced with a new strap.
Мальчик поддёргивал носки каждый раз.
The boy tugged up his socks every time.
Рыба заглотнула наживку и дёрнула леску
The fish swallowed the bait and tugged on the fishing line.
Толкач подвёл баржу к берегу.
The pusher tug brought the barge to shore.
Мальчик, дёргавший меня за рукав, убежал.
The boy who was tugging at my sleeve ran away.
Ветер, дёргавший ветки, стих к вечеру.
The wind, which had been tugging at the branches, died down by evening.
Нить, дёргаемая рыбой, натянулась сильнее.
The thread, being tugged by the fish, grew tauter.
Мальчик, теребивший рукав матери, наконец замолчал.
The boy, tugging at his mother’s sleeve, finally fell silent.
Платок, теребимый ветром, выпал из рук.
The scarf, tugged by the wind, slipped from her hands.
Чувство, щемившее сердце, не давало ему спать.
The feeling that tugged at his heart kept him from sleeping.
Мальчик, подёргавший за верёвку, засмеялся от радости.
The boy who tugged on the rope laughed with delight.
Кот, подёргавший лапой мышку, отпустил её.
The cat, having tugged at the mouse with its paw, let it go.
Ветер, подёргавший занавеску, разбудил меня.
The wind tugging at the curtain woke me up.
Мальчик, трепавший котёнка за ухо, получил замечание.
The boy who was tugging the kitten by the ear was reprimanded.
Ребёнок, лопотавший что-то непонятное, тянул маму за руку.
The child, babbling something incomprehensible, tugged at his mother’s hand.
Мальчик, подёргивавший меня за рукав, хотел что-то сказать.
The boy who was tugging at my sleeve wanted to say something.
Заглотивший наживку окунь резко дёрнул удочку.
The perch that had swallowed the bait gave the fishing rod a sharp tug.
Потеребивший меня за рукав мальчик показал на небо.
The boy who had tugged me by the sleeve pointed at the sky.
Дед, потеребивший внука за ухо, засмеялся.
The grandfather who had tugged his grandson by the ear laughed.
Буксирующий катер медленно тянул баржу по реке.
The tugboat slowly pulled the barge along the river.
Мужчина, обдёргивавший рукав пальто, спешил на встречу.
The man, tugging at the sleeve of his coat, was hurrying to a meeting.
Постоянно обдергиваемый пиджак выглядел мятым.
The jacket, constantly being tugged down, looked crumpled.
Буксир, отбуксировавший корабль, получил новое задание.
The tugboat that had towed the ship was given a new assignment.
Отруливаемый на стоянку самолёт сопровождал специальный тягач.
The plane being taxied to its parking position was escorted by a special tug.
Мальчик, поддёргивавший штаны, побежал за мячом.
The boy, who kept tugging at his trousers, ran after the ball.
Это был человек, поддёргивавший рукава перед работой.
He was a man who tugged at his sleeves before starting work.
Поддёргиваемый ветром флаг громко хлопал.
The flag, tugged by the wind, flapped loudly.
Поддёргиваемое течением удилище дрожало в руках.
The fishing rod, tugged by the current, trembled in his hands.
Баржа, подчаливаемая буксиром, медленно двигалась к порту.
The barge, being brought into the harbor by a tugboat, moved slowly toward the port.
Уверявшийся в надежности замка хозяин снова дернул дверь.
Convinced that the lock was reliable, the owner tugged at the door again.