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tumble russian

  • па́дать

    to fall, to fall down, to tumble, to collapse

    to plunge, to crash (down), to plummet

    to fall, to drop, to decline, to go down

    to fall on, to fall to, to devolve upon

  • попа́дать

    to fall down one after another, to tumble down (of many)

  • ру́хнуть

    to collapse, to crash down, to tumble down, to fall to the ground

    to collapse, to fall through, to be destroyed

  • паде́ние

    fall, drop, tumble

    drop, decline, dip

    fall, collapse, downfall

    degradation, moral decline, low point

    incidence

  • свали́ться

    to fall down, to fall off, to tumble, to topple over

    to fall ill, to come down with (an illness), to collapse (from exhaustion)

    to fall to (someone), to land on (someone), to befall

    to turn up out of the blue, to show up unexpectedly, to drop in without warning

    to gather in a pack, to crowd together

  • валя́ть

    to roll, to drag about, to tumble

    to play the fool, to fool around, to goof off

  • повали́ться

    to fall down, to topple over, to tumble down

    to collapse, to flop down, to slump down

  • загреме́ть

    to start to thunder, to begin to rumble, to start to roar

    to start clattering, to start rattling, to ring out, to resound

    to fall with a crash, to crash down, to tumble down

    to land in jail, to end up in prison, to be hauled into court

    to get kicked out, to get thrown out, to flunk

  • ввали́ться

    to barge in, to burst in, to tumble in

    to sink in, to become sunken, to become hollow

  • слете́ть

    to fly down, to fly off, to fly away

    to fall off, to come off, to slip off

    to tumble down, to fall down, to come crashing down

  • шлёпнуться

    to tumble, to fall with a plop, to plop down

  • перева́ливаться

    to fall over, to roll over, to fall, to tumble

  • у́хать

    to hoot (of an owl), to boom, to crash, to make a dull loud sound

    to whack, to slap, to bang (hit hard), to thump

    to fall heavily, to plunge, to tumble down

    to squander, to blow (money), to spend in one go

  • зава́ливаться

    to fall (behind something), to slip down, to get mislaid

    to flop down, to lie down (heavily), to crash (into bed)

    to collapse, to tumble down, to topple over, to tilt to one side

    to fail (an exam), to flunk

    to be packed (with), to be piled high (with)

  • сва́ливаться

    to fall off, to fall down, to tumble down

    to topple over, to fall over, to collapse

    to be dumped, to be piled up, to be dumped on (sb)

    to fall ill, to come down with (an illness), to collapse (from exhaustion)

    to turn up unexpectedly, to drop in out of the blue

    to gather in a pack (of dogs)

  • вва́ливаться

    to barge in, to burst in, to tumble in, to pile in

    to sink in, to become hollow, to become sunken

  • перевали́ться

    to fall over, to roll over, to fall, to tumble

  • шлёпаться

    to tumble, to fall with a plop, to plop down

  • 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

  • шмя́кнуться

    to plop down, to flop down, to tumble, to fall heavily

  • све́рзиться

    to tumble

  • перекувырну́ться

    to turn a somersault, to tumble over

    to topple over, to overturn

  • свёртываться

    to curl up, to roll up, to coil up

    to curdle, to coagulate, to clot, to turn sour

    to get stripped (of a thread), to be overtightened, to get worn out (of a thread), to be twisted off

    to turn off, to veer off, to swing aside

    to turn to another subject, to shift to a new topic

    to be pushed aside, to be shoved away

    to fall down, to tumble down, to slip down

    to die after a short illness, to be carried off, to pop off

  • ува́ливать

    to fell, to topple, to drop, to tumble down

    to scram, to clear out, to make off

  • вы́тряхнуться

    to fall out, to be shaken out, to tumble out

    to emerge (from), to turn up, to show up

  • наверну́вшийся

    fallen, tripped, having taken a tumble

    welled up, risen (of tears)

    that has turned up, that has come along, incidental

  • ве́тхий

    dilapidated, ramshackle, tumbledown

    worn-out, threadbare, shabby

    decrepit, frail, infirm

    old (in Old Testament)

  • ту́мблер

    toggle switch, tumbler switch

  • ванька-вста́нька

    cork-tumbler, tilting doll

  • перекати-по́ле

    tumbleweed

    rolling stone, drifter, vagabond

  • полуразру́шенный

    half-ruined, half-destroyed, dilapidated, tumbledown

  • ру́хнувший

    collapsed, fallen, crashed, tumbled down

  • валя́вший

    having rolled, that rolled, having tumbled, that tumbled

  • валя́емый

    being felted, being rolled, being tumbled

  • повали́вшийся

    fallen, tumbled down, collapsed

  • вы́валившийся

    fallen out, spilled out, tumbled out

  • кувырка́вшийся

    tumbling, somersaulting, having tumbled, having somersaulted

  • выва́ливавшийся

    fallen out, spilled out, tumbled out

  • све́рзившийся

    fallen, tumbled down

  • кувыркну́вшийся

    somersaulted, tumbled, flipped over, capsized

  • перекувырну́вший

    tumbled, somersaulted, rolled over

  • развали́вшийся

    dilapidated, collapsed, fallen apart, tumbledown

    sprawled, splayed out, slumped

  • свали́вшийся

    fallen, fallen off, tumbled down

    that suddenly fell upon one, unexpectedly landed on one, that came out of the blue

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