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twist russian

  • строи́ть

    to ply in three strands, to twist threefold

    to triple, to treble, to repeat three times

    to plough for the third time

  • поворо́т

    turn, bend, curve

    turn, twist, turning

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

  • 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)

  • крути́ться

    to spin twist rotate (reflexive)

  • 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

  • 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

  • вить

    to weave, to plait, to build (a nest)

    to twist, to twine, to wind

  • верте́ть

    to turn, to spin, to twirl, to twist

    to twist around one's finger, to manipulate, to boss around

  • ви́ться

    to twine, to climb, to wind around

    to curl, to be wavy

    to circle, to hover, to wheel

    to flutter, to whirl, to swirl, to eddy

    to wind, to meander, to snake

    to writhe, to wriggle, to twist

  • скрути́ть

    to twist, to twist together, to roll (a cigarette), to twine

    to tie up, to bind, to pinion

    to subdue, to break (someone), to bring to heel

  • покрути́ть

    to twist

  • извива́ться

    to coil, to wriggle, to twist, to wind

  • закрути́ть

    to screw tight, to tighten, to turn off (a tap)

    to twist, to wind, to twirl

    to begin to turn, to set spinning, to send whirling

  • передёрнуть

    to shudder, to shiver, to flinch, to wince

    to distort, to twist, to misrepresent

    to cock (a gun), to pull back (the bolt), to rack (the slide)

    to shuffle (cards), to deal falsely

  • перекоси́ть

    to warp, to skew, to make crooked, to knock out of true

    to contort, to twist, to distort

    to mow down (all of), to wipe out, to exterminate

  • вывора́чивать

    to turn inside out, to turn out (pockets)

    to unscrew, to screw out

    to twist (someone's arms), to wrench

    to pull out, to tear out, to uproot

  • петля́ть

    to wind, to meander, to twist and turn

    to zigzag, to double back, to dodge

    to be evasive, to beat about the bush, to prevaricate

  • вы́вернуться

    to turn inside out, to wriggle out, to twist oneself free

  • заломи́ть

    to twist (arms behind the back), to wrench back, to bend back

    to snap, to break off, to bend over

    to cock (a hat), to tilt back, to push back (a cap)

    to charge (an outrageous price), to ask (a steep price)

  • вы́крутиться

    to wriggle out, to find a way out, to get off the hook

    to come unscrewed, to twist out

  • разворо́т

    U-turn, turn, turning around

    turn, rotation, twist

    about-face, reversal, U-turn (figurative)

    deployment

    development, unfolding, full scope

  • подверну́ть

    to twist, to screw a little, to turn up, to roll up

  • искажа́ть

    to distort, to contort, to twist, to warp

    to misrepresent, to distort (facts), to pervert (the meaning), to butcher (a name or a text)

  • искази́ть

    to distort, to twist, to misrepresent, to pervert

  • прико́л

    joke, prank, gag, fun

    point, catch, twist, special feature

    stake, post, bollard, mooring post

    pinning, nailing down, fastening

  • вы́воротить

    to wrench out, to pull out, to uproot, to extract

    to dislocate, to twist, to wrench

  • искове́ркать

    to ruin, to spoil, to wreck

    to mangle, to damage badly, to disfigure

    to distort, to garble, to twist, to mangle (words)

  • свить

    to twist, to twine, to weave, to plait

    to build (a nest)

    to roll up, to coil, to wind up

    to wind off, to unreel

  • сучи́ть

    to twist (thread), to spin, to throw (silk)

    to kick (legs), to jerk, to fidget with

    to roll (dough), to work (dough), to knead

  • накрути́ть

    to wind (onto), to wrap (onto), to curl (hair)

    to wrap around, to wind around, to twist around

    to jack up (a price), to inflate (a price), to overcharge

  • скру́чивать

    to twist, to roll, to bind, to tie up

  • свёртывать

    to roll up, to fold up, to furl

    to cut down, to reduce, to curtail, to wind down

    to turn, to turn off, to swing round

    to wrench, to dislocate, to twist

  • извора́чиваться

    to wriggle out, to dodge (a situation), to prevaricate, to find a way out

    to twist away, to wriggle free, to dodge (physically), to get away

  • изви́в

    winding, bend, twist

    twist (of thought), convolution

  • закру́чивать

    to twirl, to twist, to wind round, to turn right off

  • перекрути́ть

    to twist, to twist together, to twine

    to mince, to grind, to put through a mincer

    to overwind, to overtighten, to twist too tight

  • изверну́ться

    to wriggle out of it, to find a way out of a difficult situation, to manage somehow

    to dodge, to twist away, to slip free, to escape

  • переги́б

    bend, twist, extreme, exaggeration

  • твист

    twist

  • покорёжить

    to twist, to warp, to deform, to buckle

  • трои́ть

    to divide into three, to split into three parts, to third

    to triple, to treble, to increase threefold

    to combine in threes, to twist three strands together

  • искриви́ться

    to become crooked, to become bent, to warp, to become distorted

    to twist (of the face), to become contorted, to contort

  • корёжить

    to warp, to bend, to twist, to buckle

    to writhe, to convulse, to be racked

    to upset, to hurt, to disturb, to get to (someone)

  • вы́верт

    quirk, eccentricity, caper, vagary

    affectation, mannerism, contrived turn of phrase

    twist, contortion

  • вкру́чивать

    to twist in

  • впу́тывать

    to twist in, to involve, to implicate, to entangle

  • вывёртывать

    to unscrew, to screw out, to twist out

    to twist (an arm), to wrench, to dislocate

    to turn inside out, to turn out

    to dart out, to come shooting out

  • закру́чиваться

    to twist, to become twisted

  • зама́тывать

    to wind, to wrap, to roll up, to twist

    to wear out, to tire out, to exhaust

  • извива́ть

    to coil, to twist, to wind

  • курбе́т

    leap, jump, caper

    curvet

    prank, antic, unexpected twist

  • навёртывать

    to screw on, to screw onto

    to wind (around), to wrap (around), to twist (around)

  • нама́тываться

    to twist, to wind up

  • отвёртывать

    to unscrew, to screw off, to undo (by turning)

    to turn on (a tap), to open (a valve)

    to turn away, to turn aside

    to turn back, to bend back

    to turn up, to roll up (sleeves), to fold back

    to twist off, to wring off

  • перевива́ть

    to interweave, to intertwine, to interlace

    to entwine, to wind around, to twine round

    to weave again, to twist again, to replait

  • перека́шивать

    to warp, to distort, to contort, to twist

    to mow down (all of it), to wipe out, to exterminate

  • подвёртывать

    to roll up, to turn up, to tuck up

    to tuck under, to tuck in, to fold under

    to tighten, to screw tighter

    to twist, to sprain

  • подвёртываться

    to turn up, to come along, to present itself, to crop up

    to twist (of an ankle), to buckle under, to slip (of a foot)

    to be tucked up, to be turned up, to fold under

  • подвира́ть

    to fib, to embroider (the truth), to exaggerate, to twist the truth

  • свива́ть

    to twist, to twine, to wind, to weave

    to build (a nest)

    to roll up, to coil up, to wind up

    to swaddle

    to unwind, to reel off

  • ска́шивать

    to mow, to cut (grass), to reap

    to squint, to glance sideways, to turn (one's eyes) to the side, to look askance

    to bevel, to cut at an angle, to slant

    to twist (one's mouth), to contort (one's face)

    to hang crooked, to sit askew, to be lopsided

  • сра́щивать

    to splice, to join, to join up

    to merge, to fuse, to closely link

    to knit together, to make grow together, to graft

    to intertwine, to twist together, to strand

  • твистова́ть

    to twist

  • навива́ть

    to wind (onto something), to coil, to twist

    to evoke, to instil, to inspire (a feeling), to suggest

  • подвива́ться

    to curl slightly, to get wavy, to twist slightly

  • нави́ть

    to wind, to coil, to twist, to curl

    to evoke, to bring on, to instill

  • переви́ть

    to twist, to intertwine, to braid

  • сви́вка

    twist, plait, braid, winding

  • искривля́ться

    to become crooked, to become bent, to warp, to become distorted

    to twist (of the face), to become contorted

  • недокру́чивать

    to under-tighten, to not twist enough, to not turn enough

  • перекру́чивать

    to twist, to twist together, to twist too tightly

    to overwind

    to mince, to put through a grinder, to grind (meat)

  • вкрути́ть

    to twist in

  • вы́крутить

    to unscrew, to screw out, to twist out

    to twist, to wrench

  • закру́тка

    preserves, home-canned food, home-made pickles and jams

    twist, spin, roll

  • скру́тка

    twist, twisting

    splice, twisted joint

    joint, spliff

  • заломать

    to break off, to bend, to twist, to wrench off

    to overpower, to subdue, to force into submission, to pin down

  • сры́ву

    with a violent movement of the hand, with a hard shove, with a hard blow, with a sharp twist

  • впу́тать

    to twist in, to involve, to implicate, to entangle

  • срасти́ть

    to knit (a bone) together, to make grow together, to heal (a fracture)

    to splice, to intertwine, to twist together

    to join, to fuse together, to merge

  • вкру́чиваемый

    screw-in, twist-in

  • нави́нчиваемый

    screw-on, screwable, twist-on

  • подвёртывающий

    spraining, ankle-twisting, causing to turn/twist (an ankle)

  • твистующий

    twisting, doing the twist, dancing the twist

  • твистовавший

    twisting (performing the twist dance)

  • навёртывающийся

    screw-on, twist-on, attachable by screwing

    welling up, gathering (of tears), brimming

  • подверну́ться

    to turn up, to come up, to present itself, to appear

    to get twisted, to get sprained, to turn awkwardly

  • изви́листый

    winding, meandering, twisting, sinuous

  • скорогово́рка

    tongue-twister

  • вито́й

    twisted

  • перекоси́ться

    to become skewed, to get twisted, to warp, to become lopsided

  • головоло́мка

    brain-teaser, puzzle, brainteaser, brain-twister

  • кручёный

    twisted, twined, spun

    shameless, brazen, loose (in behaviour)

  • впу́тываться

    to get twisted in, to meddle, to interfere

  • вывёртываться

    to wriggle out, to find a way out, to get off scot-free

    to come unscrewed, to work loose, to come out

    to turn inside out, to be turned outward

    to slip out, to wriggle free

    to pop up, to appear suddenly, to emerge

    to get dislocated, to be twisted

  • вьюро́к

    brambling, mountain finch

    yarn reel, spool, twisting tube

  • жгу́тик

    flagellum

    small twisted cord, thin braid, small tourniquet, thin strand

  • извращённый

    perverted, depraved, unnatural, deviant

    distorted, twisted, misrepresented, falsified

  • круче́ние

    twisting, spinning, torsion

  • 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

  • сучёный

    twisted

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