wash russian
махну́ть
to wave, to give a wave, to wave to (someone)
to swing, to brandish, to flourish
to give up on, to wash one's hands of, to dismiss with a wave
to dash off, to head off, to rush off (to a place)
to leap, to jump (over), to vault
to knock back (a drink), to down (a shot)
to swap, to trade, to exchange
бак
tank, container, reservoir
bin, dumpster, refuse container
clothes-boiler, wash tub
mess-dish, mess tin
forecastle, foredeck
мыть
to wash, to clean
to wash up, to do the dishes
вы́мыть
to wash, to wash thoroughly
to wash up, to do (the dishes)
to scrub, to clean (by washing), to mop
to hollow out, to wash out
стира́ть
to wash, to launder, to do the laundry
to wipe off, to wipe away, to wipe
to erase, to rub out, to efface
to delete, to erase, to wipe
to chafe, to rub sore, to rub raw
to grind, to pulverize, to grind to powder
наноси́ть
to inflict, to deal (a blow), to cause (damage)
to apply, to put on, to spread on
to plot (on a map), to mark, to enter (on a plan)
to pay (a visit)
to bring (in quantity), to pile up, to deposit (of wind or water), to wash up
мы́ться
to wash oneself
ша́йка
gang, band, mob
small wash-tub, tub, basin
умы́ться
to wash oneself
приби́ть
to nail (on), to nail up, to fix with nails
to beat down, to flatten, to lay flat
to wash ashore, to wash up, to drive (ashore)
to beat to death, to do in, to give a beating
смыть
to wash off, to rinse off, to wash away
to wash away, to sweep away, to carry off
to wipe out (shame), to expunge, to cleanse oneself of
умыва́ться
to wash oneself
коры́то
trough, wash-tub, wash basin
old banger, rattletrap, old tub (of a boat)
помы́ть
to wash, to clean, to wipe
to wash up, to do (the dishes), to rinse off
запива́ть
to wash down, to drink down (with water), to take with a drink
to start drinking heavily, to go on a binge, to hit the bottle
смы́ться
to slip away, to sneak off, to make oneself scarce, to get away
to wash off, to come off
запи́ть
to wash down (with a drink), to drink after (something)
to start boozing, to hit the bottle, to go on a binge
умыва́льник
wash-stand, bathroom sink
набега́ть
to run onto, to wash over, to run up against
to come running (in numbers), to flock together, to gather
to accumulate, to add up, to mount up
to ruck up, to bunch up (in folds)
промы́ть
to wash out, to rinse (thoroughly), to cleanse (with liquid), to wash
to wash away, to erode (a channel), to break through (of water), to seep through
смыва́ть
to wash off, to wash away, to rinse off
to flush, to flush the toilet
to wash away, to sweep away
захлестну́ть
to wash over, to flow over, to flood, to swamp
to sweep over, to overwhelm, to engulf
to fasten with a loop, to secure, to loop around
мытьё
washing, wash
отмы́ть
to wash clean, to wash off, to wash out, to scrub clean
to launder (money)
to wash away, to carry away (of water)
умы́ть
to wash (face or hands), to wash (a person)
to wash away, to rinse off
мо́йка
washing, wash
car wash
sink, kitchen sink
помы́ться
to wash oneself
промыва́ть
to wash out, to rinse, to flush, to irrigate (a wound)
to wash (ore or sand), to wash clean, to pan (for gold)
to wash away, to erode, to cut through
постира́ть
to wash, to clean, to do laundry
обмы́ть
to wash, to wash all over, to bathe, to wash off
to wet (a purchase), to celebrate with a drink, to drink to
нака́тить
to roll (onto), to roll up (to), to wheel
to roll in, to wash (over), to come rolling
to come over, to sweep over, to overcome
to roll smooth, to pack down, to make smooth
подмыва́ть
to wash, to undermine, to wash away
заеда́ть
to chase (with food), to eat something after, to wash down (with food)
to jam, to get stuck, to stick
to torment, to oppress, to nag, to wear down
to bite to death, to sting all over, to eat alive (of insects)
стере́ться
to rub away, to become obliterated, to wash
рукомо́йник
wash-hand-stand, wash-stand
обмыва́ть
to wash, to wash off, to bathe, to sponge down
to wash around, to lap against, to wash over
to celebrate with a drink, to wet (a purchase), to drink to
омыва́ть
to wash, to surround
застира́ть
to wash off, to ruin by washing
по́йло
swill, mash, hog-wash, pigswill
нака́тывать
to roll (up to), to roll (onto), to wheel up
to come over (someone), to sweep over, to wash over
to make smooth, to roll flat, to pack down (a road)
to dash off, to scribble down, to knock out (a text)
to lean on (someone), to put the squeeze on, to blackmail
to mangle (laundry), to press with a roller
to roll into balls, to roll out (pellets)
отмы́ться
to wash off, to wash away, to come out
to get clean, to get washed clean
to clear one's name, to whitewash oneself, to redeem oneself
захлёстывать
to wash over, to sweep over, to flood, to overflow
to overwhelm, to engulf, to sweep over
to fasten with a loop, to lash (with a rope), to pull tight (a noose)
to whip, to lash mercilessly
нака́тываться
to roll on, to come over, to surge, to wash over
обтека́ть
to flow around, to wash around, to stream around
to bypass, to outflank, to go around
смыва́ться
to slip away, to clear off, to disappear, to make oneself scarce
to wash off, to come off, to be washed away
вы́мыться
to wash oneself, to get washed, to have a bath
to be washed out, to come out (of a stain)
омы́ть
to wash, to surround
отмыва́ть
to wash clean, to wash off, to clean by washing
to wash away, to carry away
стира́ться
to be erased, to wear away, to be rubbed off, to become blurred
to be washed, to wash (well or badly), to wash out (of a stain)
вы́линять
to fade, to lose colour, to wash out
to moult, to shed hair, to shed its coat
простира́ть
to stretch out, to extend, to spread
to wash thoroughly, to give a good wash, to launder
прибива́ть
to nail, to nail on, to nail down
to beat down, to flatten, to lay (dust)
to drive (to the shore), to wash ashore, to wash up
намы́ть
to wash, to pan out, to deposit
подмы́ть
to wash, to undermine, to wash away
умыва́ние
washing, wash
ороша́ть
to sprinkle, to wash, to water, to irrigate
умыва́ть
to wash (someone's face or hands), to give a wash
to wash away, to rinse off
простере́ть
to stretch, to extend, to wash
пра́чечная
laundry
laundry room, wash-house
брандахлы́ст
swill, watery drink, wish-wash, rotgut
idler, loafer, good-for-nothing, ne'er-do-well
fop, dandy, popinjay, shallow young man
бу́чить
to wash in lye
вымыва́ть
to wash (thoroughly), to wash out
to wash away, to wash out, to erode
to hollow out, to carve out (by erosion)
вымыва́ться
to wash, to wash oneself
засти́рывать
to wash off, to ruin by washing
намы́ться
to have a good wash
настира́ть
to wash
нахлёстывать
to whip, to lash, to flog
to throw over (a loop), to slip over (a rope)
to snap a line, to mark with a chalk line
to wash up (in great quantities), to wash over
обмыва́ться
to wash oneself, to bathe, to rinse oneself off
to be washed, to be rinsed off, to be washed by (waves)
отмыва́ться
to wash out, to wash off, to come out
to wash oneself clean, to get clean
to clear one's name, to clear oneself of an accusation, to justify oneself
отсти́рывать
to wash off
отсти́рываться
to wash off, to come out
очковтира́тельство
eye-wash
перемыва́ть
to wash up again
перемы́ть
to wash up, to wash (all of a set), to do (the dishes)
to wash again, to rewash
перестира́ть
to wash again, to re-wash
to wash all of, to wash a lot of
перести́рывать
to wash again, to re-wash
to wash (a whole lot of), to do all the washing
перехлёстывать
to splash over, to slosh over, to wash over
to go too far, to overdo it
простирну́ть
to give a wash, to wash
прости́рывать
to wash
прота́чивать
to gnaw through, to eat through, to bore holes in
to wash out, to wear away, to erode
to turn (on a lathe), to bore through
to stitch through, to machine-stitch
размы́в
wash-out, erosion
размыва́ть
to wash away, to erode, to undermine
to blur, to obscure, to water down
умыва́льный
wash
ока́тывать
to douse, to pour over, to drench, to sluice
to roll smooth, to level (by rolling), to smooth out
to wash smooth, to round off (by water)
to break in, to run in
to put the finishing touches to, to finalize, to polish off
обкати́ть
to douse, to splash, to pour over, to wash over
замыва́ть
to wash away, to erode, to undermine, to wash over
to wash, to rinse, to bathe (a wound)
намыва́ть
to wash thoroughly, to lather, to soap up
to wash ashore, to bring ashore
to pan (for gold), to wash out (gold)
to form by deposition, to build up (by hydraulic fill), to accumulate by washing
намыва́ться
to lather up, to get soapy, to wash oneself thoroughly
to be deposited, to be washed ashore, to accumulate (by washing)
подмыва́ться
to wash oneself, to rinse oneself
замы́ть
to wash out
обмы́ться
to wash oneself, to rinse oneself off, to have a quick wash
омы́ться
to wash oneself, to bathe oneself
подмы́ться
to wash oneself (down below), to wash one's private parts
размы́ть
to wash away, to erode, to wash out, to undermine
to blur, to make indistinct, to smudge
обте́чь
to flow around, to wash around, to stream around
to bypass, to go around, to outflank
перехвива́ть
to splash over, to wash over, to flow over, to spill over
to go too far, to overshoot the mark, to exceed, to be excessive
to whip again, to lash again
домыва́ющий
finishing washing, completing the wash
домыва́ющийся
finishing washing, completing its wash
автомо́йка
car wash
бельё
underwear, underclothes
linen, bedclothes, bed linen
washing, laundry
Examples
Даже если постира́ть, цвет не полиняет.
Even if you wash it, the color won't come out.
Черни́льное пятно́ не отмо́ется.
The ink stain will not wash out.
Де́вочке не нра́вилось мыть посу́ду.
The girl didn't like to wash dishes.
Она хоте́ла постира́ть гря́зную оде́жду.
She wanted to wash the dirty clothes.
Вместо того́, чтобы по́льзоваться однора́зовыми деревя́нными па́лочками, лу́чше испо́льзовать пластма́ссовые па́лочки, кото́рые можно мыть.
Instead of using disposable chopsticks, it's better to use plastic chopsticks that you can wash.
Wash up.
Please wash your hands.
Подстриги́те, помо́йте и вы́сушите, пожалуйста.
Cut, wash and dry, please.
Пилат, видя, что ничто не помога́ет, но смяте́ние увели́чивается, взял воды и умы́л руки пе́ред наро́дом, и сказа́л: невино́вен я в кро́ви Пра́ведника Сего.
And Pilate having seen that it profiteth nothing, but rather a tumult is made, having taken water, he did wash the hands before the multitude, saying, 'I am innocent from the blood of this righteous one.'
Паола собира́ется за́втра помы́ть маши́ну.
Paula is going to wash the car tomorrow.
Wash your face.
Постира́ть пе́ред тем, как носи́ть.
Wash before first wearing.
Wash the writing table.
Wash your hands well.



















