waft russian
нести́
to carry, to bear
to bring, to take (along)
to bear, to carry (responsibility)
to drive, to waft, to carry along
доноси́ться
to reach (one's ears), to be heard, to carry (of sound)
to waft, to drift (of a smell)
донести́сь
to reach (of a sound), to be heard, to carry
to waft, to drift over
to reach (of news), to come to sb's ears
ве́ять
to blow (of a light breeze), to waft
to flutter, to wave, to sway
to emanate, to give off a sense of, to be in the air
дохну́ть
to take a breath, to breathe (once), to draw breath
to waft, to blow, to breathe (out something)
to die (of animals), to perish, to drop dead
пове́ять
to begin to blow, to blow gently, to spring up (of a breeze)
to blow for a while, to blow for a bit
to waft (of a smell or mood), to be felt as a breath
кури́ться
to smoulder, to smoke, to give off smoke
to rise (of mist or smoke), to waft up, to curl upwards
to be smokable, to be lit (of a pipe), to draw
доплы́ть
to swim to, to swim as far as, to reach by swimming
to sail to, to sail as far as, to reach by boat
to drift to, to waft to, to carry as far as
навева́ть
to blow (in), to waft, to drift (snow)
to evoke, to bring on, to inspire (a feeling), to put in a mood
to breathe on, to blow gently on
наве́ять
to evoke, to bring on, to inspire, to instil
to waft in, to blow in, to breathe onto
to winnow (a quantity of grain)
сквознячо́к
a slight draft, a light breeze, a waft of air
опа́хивать
to plough round, to plough around, to plough up (around something)
to fan, to waft air at
to blow over, to waft over
ове́явший
fan (with wind), blow over, waft over
imbue (with), steep (in), surround (with an aura)
донося́щийся
coming (from), reaching, audible, wafting
ве́ющий
blowing, wafting, carrying (the scent of)
ве́явший
blowing, wafting
ве́емый
blown, wafted, fanned
пове́явший
blown, wafted, having blown
пове́янный
blown, wafted, carried (by the wind)
обвева́ющий
fanning, wafting, blowing around
обвева́вший
fanning, wafting, blowing around
обвеивавший
fanning, blowing around, wafting over
овева́ющий
wafting, blowing, fanning
овева́вший
fanning, wafting, blowing around
овева́емый
fanned, wind-swept, wafted
долета́ющий
flying to, reaching (by flying), arriving (by air)
reaching (of sounds), wafting, audible, perceptible
нося́щийся
rushing about, scurrying, darting around
floating, drifting, wafting, hovering
донесённый
carried, brought
reported, conveyed, communicated
carried (by the wind), wafted
разнося́щийся
spreading, wafting, carrying, echoing
spreading, circulating, getting around
Examples
На доро́ге ве́яло у́тренней прохла́дой.
Fresh morning air wafted along the road.
Только изредка заме́тно шевели́лись ве́тви дере́вьев, колеблемые лёгким дунове́нием, доносившим пря́ный арома́т свежескошенного сена.
Only occasionally could the branches of the trees be seen moving as a light breeze stirred them, wafting the spicy aroma of freshly mown hay.
Вели́кие дела не те, что произво́дят шум и гам. Грандио́зное сверша́ется так же скромно, как журча́ние воды, дунове́ние во́здуха и рост хле́бов.
Great deeds are not those that make a noise and commotion. The grandest things are accomplished as modestly as the murmur of water, the wafting of air, and the growth of crops.
У Марии потекли́ слю́нки, как только превосхо́дный арома́т свежеприготовленной То́мом еды́ попа́л ей в нос. Но он не дал ей ничего, несмотря на то, что много пригото́вил.
Maria's mouth watered as soon as the delicious aroma of Tom's freshly prepared food wafted into her nose. But he didn't give her any, even though he had cooked a lot.
Долетающий из кухни запах пирога будил всех.
The smell of pie wafting in from the kitchen woke everyone up.
Дом, обвеваемый морским воздухом, всегда пах солью.
The house, wafted by sea air, always smelled of salt.
Принёсшийся из окна запах пирогов разбудил детей.
The smell of pies wafting in through the window woke the children.



















