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  • пойти́

    to go (on foot), to set off, to head (for), to walk

    to start, to begin, to get going, to set in

    to take after (someone), to turn out like (someone)

    to do, to be all right, to be okay

  • вы́йти

    to go out, to come out, to leave, to get off

    to be published, to be issued, to come out

    to turn out, to come off

    to marry, to get married

    to run out

  • оказа́ться

    to turn out to be, to prove to be

    to find oneself (somewhere), to end up (somewhere)

  • появи́ться

    to appear, to show up, to turn up

    to appear (in print), to come out

    to appear (come into being), to arise

  • явля́ться

    to be, to constitute, to serve as

    to appear, to show up, to turn up, to report (somewhere)

    to arise, to come up, to emerge

  • о́чередь

    queue, line

    turn

    order, succession, sequence

    burst (of fire), round

    phase, stage (of a project)

    batch, group

  • показа́ться

    to seem, to appear (to be)

    to appear, to come into sight

    to show up, to turn up

  • но́мер

    number

    hotel room, room

    issue, edition

    act, turn

    size

  • ход

    motion, movement, speed, run (of a machine)

    course, progress, development

    entrance, entry, passage

    move, turn, lead (in cards)

  • уда́ться

    to manage to (do), to succeed in (doing)

    to succeed, to turn out well, to be a success

  • ока́зываться

    to turn out (to be), to prove to be

    to find oneself (somewhere), to end up (somewhere), to get (into)

  • получи́ться

    to work out, to succeed, to come off

    to turn out (to be), to come out, to result

    to happen, to come about

  • появля́ться

    to appear, to show up, to turn up

    to appear, to come into view, to become visible

    to emerge, to arise

  • поверну́ться

    to turn, to turn around in place

  • получа́ться

    to succeed, to work out, to manage

    to turn out, to happen, to come about

    to be obtained, to be produced, to be made (from)

  • очередно́й

    next, next in turn

    another, yet another, one more

    regular, scheduled, routine

  • отказа́ться

    to refuse, to decline, to turn down

    to give up, to renounce, to abandon, to relinquish

  • обрати́ться

    to turn to, to address, to appeal to, to consult

    to apply for, to ask for, to seek

    to convert (to a faith), to turn into, to be transformed

  • закры́ть

    to close, to shut, to lock

    to turn off, to shut off

    to close down, to shut down, to close (a meeting)

    to cover, to hide, to block out

  • обраща́ться

    to address, to turn to, to approach (someone)

    to ask for, to seek, to apply for

    to treat, to handle, to deal with

    to revolve, to orbit, to rotate

    to circulate, to be in circulation

  • оберну́ться

    to turn around, to turn round, to look back

    to turn out, to result in, to lead to

    to wrap oneself (in something)

    to manage, to cope

    to turn into, to be transformed into

  • яви́ться

    to appear, to show up, to turn up

    to turn out to be, to prove to be

    to arise, to come about

  • лечь

    to lie down, to lie (down on sth)

    to go to bed, to turn in

    to fall (on sth), to settle, to descend

    to fall (on sb), to be placed (on sb)

    to drape, to fall (of fabric)

  • обрати́ть

    to turn to, to direct to, to pay attention to

  • пусти́ть

    to let, to allow, to permit

    to let in, to admit, to let through

    to set in motion, to put into operation, to start up, to open (a line)

    to turn on, to let run

    to let go, to release, to let go of

    to shoot, to loose, to throw, to hurl

  • перейти́

    to cross, to get across, to get over, to go across

    to move, to transfer, to go over

    to proceed (to), to move on (to), to turn (to), to pass on (to)

    to switch (to), to change over (to)

    to pass (to), to be transferred (to)

    to turn (into), to develop (into)

    to click (a link), to go (to a page), to follow (a link)

    to convert (to a faith), to go over (to)

  • огляну́ться

    to look back, to turn around (to look)

    to look around, to look about oneself

  • поверну́ть

    to turn, to swing (around)

    to turn (left/right), to turn off

    to change (the course of), to steer (in another direction)

  • найти́сь

    to be found, to turn up

  • вы́пустить

    to let out, to release, to set free

    to let go of, to drop

    to issue, to publish, to release

    to produce, to manufacture, to turn out

    to let out (a seam), to lengthen

  • преврати́ться

    to turn into, to become

  • обойти́сь

    to manage (without), to do without, to make do (with)

    to cost

    to treat (somebody), to deal (with somebody)

    to turn out (all right), to pass off

  • напра́вить

    to direct, to aim, to point, to turn

    to send, to refer, to assign, to admit (to hospital)

    to channel, to steer, to guide, to direct

    to sharpen, to hone

  • обраща́ть

    to pay attention (to), to take notice (of)

    to turn (towards), to direct (at)

    to convert (to a faith)

  • вы́расти

    to grow up, to become an adult

    to increase, to rise, to grow

    to grow

    to develop into, to turn into

    to appear suddenly, to loom up

  • включи́ть

    to switch on, to turn on

    to include, to incorporate

  • вы́ясниться

    to turn out, to become clear

    to become clear, to be established

  • завести́

    to start (an engine), to wind up (a clock), to set (a mechanism) going

    to get, to acquire, to start (a family)

    to establish, to strike up (a conversation), to introduce (a custom)

    to lead (far away), to lead astray

    to turn on, to get worked up

  • сде́латься

    to become, to turn into

    to happen, to occur

    to be done, to be made

  • сдать

    to pass (an exam), to take (an exam), to sit (an exam)

    to hand over, to hand in, to give up, to surrender

    to rent out, to let, to lease

    to rat out, to turn in, to betray

    to donate (blood), to give (a sample)

    to let up, to weaken, to decline

    to deal (cards)

  • поворо́т

    turn, bend, curve

    turn, twist, turning

    change of direction, turning point, turn (of events)

  • переходи́ть

    to cross, to get across, to get over

    to transfer, to switch (to), to go over (to), to convert (to a faith)

    to proceed (to), to move on (to), to turn (to), to pass on (to)

    to turn into, to pass into, to change into

    to pass (to), to be handed down, to devolve (on)

    to click (a link), to go to (a page), to follow (a link)

  • ложи́ться

    to lie down

    to go to bed, to turn in

  • отвести́

    to take (somewhere), to lead away, to escort

    to parry, to ward off, to avert, to divert

    to reject, to challenge, to turn down

    to allot, to assign, to set aside

  • удава́ться

    to manage to do, to succeed in doing

    to be a success, to turn out well

  • услу́га

    service

    favour, good turn, kindness

  • попа́сться

    to be caught, to get caught, to fall for (a trick), to be nabbed

    to come across, to chance upon, to turn up, to meet

  • сверну́ть

    to turn, to turn off

    to roll up, to fold up, to wrap tightly

    to curtail, to cut down, to scale back, to wind up

    to twist (a neck), to break (a neck)

  • отверну́ться

    to turn away, to turn one's back (on)

    to turn aside, to turn to the side

    to come unscrewed, to come loose

  • отка́зываться

    to refuse, to decline, to turn down

    to give up, to renounce, to relinquish, to abdicate (the throne)

    to abandon, to drop, to give up

    to abstain from, to go without, to cut out

    to go back on (one's words), to retract, to repudiate, to disown

  • сложи́ться

    to turn out, to work out, to develop (a certain way)

    to form, to take shape, to arise

    to mature (as), to develop (into), to become fully formed

    to be made up (of), to add up (from), to be composed (of)

    to chip in, to pool money, to contribute (money)

  • выпуска́ть

    to let out, to release, to set free

    to produce, to manufacture, to turn out

    to issue, to put out, to publish

    to graduate (students), to train and send out

    to omit, to leave out

  • разверну́ть

    to unfold, to spread out, to open up, to set up (a tent)

    to turn around, to turn (a vehicle)

    to unwrap

    to develop, to bring out, to manifest

    to elaborate, to set out in full, to expound

    to organize, to launch, to establish, to undertake

    to deploy, to position

    to turn (opinion), to swing round

  • превраща́ться

    to turn into, to become, to change

  • попада́ться

    to get caught, to be caught

    to come across, to be encountered, to turn up

  • покрасне́ть

    to redden, to become red, to flush, to turn red in the face

  • 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)

  • обора́чиваться

    to turn around, to look back, to turn round

    to turn out to be, to prove to be, to end up as

    to revolve, to rotate, to orbit

    to wrap oneself (in), to be wrapped (in)

  • включа́ть

    to switch on, to turn on

    to include, to comprise

  • преврати́ть

    to turn into, to transform, to convert, to transmute

  • 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

  • восстанови́ть

    to restore, to re-establish, to bring back

    to rebuild, to reconstruct, to restore (a building or painting)

    to recall, to bring back to mind

    to turn (somebody against), to set (somebody against)

  • сдава́ть

    to take (an exam), to sit (an exam), to pass (an exam)

    to hand in, to hand over, to check in (luggage), to donate (blood)

    to rent out, to let

    to surrender, to give up (to the enemy), to turn in (to the police)

    to deal (cards), to distribute

    to let up, to weaken, to fail (of health)

  • повора́чиваться

    to turn, to swing, to change, to turn around

  • отказа́ть

    to refuse, to deny, to turn down

    to fail, to break down, to give out

  • разверну́ться

    to turn around, to turn back, to swing round, to make a U-turn

    to unfold, to unroll, to open (of buds), to come unwrapped

    to show one's abilities, to show what one can do, to have free scope

    to deploy, to expand, to develop, to get under way

    to be set up, to be mounted, to be organized

  • сту́кнуть

    to knock, to tap

    to hit, to bang, to punch, to pound

    to turn (an age), to hit (an age)

    to squeal (on someone), to inform (on someone), to rat out

  • мелька́ть

    to flicker, to twinkle, to flash

    to flash by, to flit past

    to turn up, to appear briefly, to crop up

  • оборо́т

    turn, revolution, rotation

    turnover

    circulation

    turn of phrase, expression

    reverse side, back

  • пога́снуть

    to turn off, to go out

  • возбуди́ть

    to arouse, to rouse, to excite, to provoke

    to initiate (proceedings), to bring (a case), to raise (a question)

    to stir up, to incite, to instigate

    to arouse (sexually), to turn on

    to stimulate, to whet (the appetite)

  • заже́чь

    to light, to set fire to, to ignite, to turn on (a light)

    to inspire, to fire up, to thrill

  • переверну́ть

    to turn over, to turn, to flip, to turn around

    to overturn, to tip over, to knock over

    to turn upside down, to rummage through, to ransack

    to turn inside out

  • заверну́ть

    to wrap, to wrap up, to pack up

    to turn, to turn off, to round the corner

    to drop in, to call in, to stop by

    to turn off (a tap), to screw tight

    to roll up (sleeves), to turn up

  • крути́ть

    to turn, to twist, to spin, to twirl

    to turn off (a tap), to tighten, to screw shut, to screw on

    to roll, to roll up

    to twist, to twine, to twist together

    to play, to show (a film), to spin (a record)

    to have an affair, to go out (with someone), to date

    to have on a string, to twist round one's finger, to boss around

    to whirl, to swirl, to blow about

  • вы́ключить

    to turn off, to switch off, to cut off, to exclude

  • мета́ться

    to rush about, to dash to and fro, to run around frantically

    to toss and turn, to thrash about

    to waver, to vacillate, to be torn

  • повора́чивать

    to turn, to turn off, to change direction

    to turn, to turn around, to turn back

    to swing, to swivel, to turn (to the side)

  • скла́дываться

    to take shape, to form, to develop, to emerge

    to work out, to turn out, to go (well or badly)

    to fold, to fold up, to fold away

  • обходи́ться

    to do without, to manage without, to get by without

    to treat (someone), to deal with (someone)

    to cost, to come to (a sum)

    to turn out (a certain way), to go off, to end up

  • верте́ться

    to turn, to revolve, to spin, to fidget

  • шевели́ть

    to move (slightly), to stir, to wiggle

    to turn over, to toss

    to use one's brains, to think hard

  • настро́ить

    to tune, to adjust, to configure, to set up

    to tune

    to dispose, to turn (against someone), to win over, to influence

    to build a lot of, to put up (many buildings)

  • побледне́ть

    to turn pale

  • обнару́житься

    to come to light, to turn out, to be revealed

    to manifest itself, to show itself, to become apparent, to be noticeable

    to turn up, to be found

  • копа́ть

    to dig, to dig out, to excavate

    to dig up, to harvest (root crops)

    to dig over, to turn over (soil)

  • направля́ть

    to direct, to point, to aim, to turn (towards)

    to send, to assign, to refer

    to direct, to guide, to manage

    to sharpen, to whet

  • туго́й

    tight, taut, firm

    tight-fitting, close-fitting, snug

    stiff, hard to turn, hard

    slow, sluggish, dull

  • погаси́ть

    to extinguish, to put out, to turn off (light)

    to pay off, to repay, to settle (a debt)

    to dampen, to suppress, to stifle

  • беле́ть

    to show white, to gleam white, to stand out white

    to turn white, to become white, to go grey (of hair)

  • красне́ть

    to redden, to become red, to flush, to turn red in the face

  • испо́лниться

    to be fulfilled, to come true

    to turn (an age), to be (a certain age)

    to come to pass, to be accomplished

    to mark (so many years since), to be completed (of a period)

  • отводи́ть

    to take (somewhere), to lead, to escort, to take away

    to parry, to ward off, to deflect, to avert (one's eyes)

    to reject, to challenge, to turn down

    to allot, to allocate, to assign, to set aside

    to be given, to be allotted, to be allowed

    to divert, to drain off, to carry away, to remove

  • вы́вернуть

    to turn inside out, to turn out

    to unscrew, to wrench out, to pull out

    to sprain, to twist, to dislocate

    to throw up, to vomit

  • листа́ть

    to turn over page

  • свора́чивать

    to roll up, to fold up

    to turn, to turn off, to swing

    to shift aside, to push aside, to displace, to remove

    to wind down, to cut back, to discontinue, to break off

  • указа́тель

    signpost, road sign, direction sign

    index, list

    gauge, indicator, dial

    turn signal, indicator

    pointer

  • переверну́ться

    to turn over, to capsize

  • устреми́ться

    to rush, to dash, to surge, to stream

    to be fixed on, to be directed at, to turn to

    to strive for, to reach out towards, to drift to

  • враща́ться

    to revolve, to rotate, to turn

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