wear russian
носи́ть
to carry
to wear
to bear, to have (a name)
сойти́
to go down, to descend, to come down
to get off, to alight, to get out (of a vehicle)
to leave (a path), to go off (the road), to stray from
to come off, to peel off, to wear off
to pass for, to be taken for
to do (be good enough), to pass muster
исче́знуть
to disappear, to vanish, to wear off
вы́нести
to carry out, to take out, to bring out, to remove
to endure, to bear, to stand
to pass (a verdict), to render, to pronounce
to submit, to bring forward, to put (to a vote)
to transfer, to move (elsewhere), to place outside
to get, to gain, to take away (a lesson)
to drive somebody crazy, to do somebody's head in, to wear somebody out
сходи́ть
to go down, to come down, to descend
to get off, to alight
to come off, to wear off, to disappear
to pass for, to be taken for
to go mad, to go crazy
переноси́ть
to carry (across), to move, to carry over
to endure, to stand, to bear, to tolerate
to postpone, to reschedule, to put off
to transfer, to copy over, to carry over
to transmit, to spread, to carry (a disease)
to wear out, to wear through
to carry past term, to go overdue
исчеза́ть
to disappear, to vanish, to wear off
затащи́ть
to wear out, to make dirty, to drag
обнови́ть
to update, to refresh, to bring up to date
to renew, to renovate, to replace with new
to wear for the first time, to use for the first time, to christen
потяну́ться
to stretch (oneself), to stretch out
to reach out (for), to reach (for), to be drawn (to), to strive (for)
to drag on, to wear on, to pass slowly
to begin to move (in a stream), to file (one after another), to drift
to try to keep up with, to try to equal, to imitate
сноси́ть
to demolish, to tear down, to knock down, to raze
to put up with, to bear, to endure, to tolerate
to carry away, to carry off, to take away
to wear out, to wear through
разноси́ть
to deliver, to carry round, to distribute
to spread, to circulate
to scatter, to disperse, to blow about
to enter, to book, to post
to smash, to destroy, to tear to pieces
to tear apart (criticize), to give a dressing down, to blow up at
to break in (shoes), to wear in
мори́ть
to exterminate, to kill off, to poison (pests)
to starve, to keep hungry
to torment, to wear out, to exhaust
to stain (wood), to treat with mordant
to stew, to braise, to cook slowly
заи́грывать
to flirt, to make advances, to come on to
to curry favour with, to play up to, to court
to spoil by playing too often, to wear out (a record), to vulgarize, to debase
уго́н
car theft, vehicle theft, grand theft auto
hijacking
deportation, carrying off (of people)
driving away (of livestock), rustling
creep (of rails), wear
протере́ть
to wipe, to wipe clean, to rub clean
to rub through (a sieve), to grate, to purée
to wear a hole in, to rub a hole in, to wear through
потащи́ть
to drag/to carry, to pull, to lug, to wear
точи́ть
to sharpen, to grind, to whet
to turn (on a lathe), to make on a lathe, to produce by turning
to wear away, to wear down, to gnaw, to eat away
to emit, to exude, to shed (tears)
зае́сть
to eat something after, to chase down (with food), to take with (to kill the taste)
to jam, to get stuck, to seize up
to torment, to oppress, to wear out
to bite to death, to kill (of an animal), to bite all over (of insects)
кра́ситься
to wear makeup, to put on makeup, to make oneself up
to dye one's hair, to colour one's hair
to come off (of dye), to rub off, to not be colourfast
to take dye well, to be dyed, to be painted
пили́ть
to saw, to saw up
to nag, to pester, to keep on at (someone)
to file, to rub down, to wear away
стри́чься
to get one's hair cut, to have a haircut, to cut one's hair
to wear one's hair (short), to keep one's hair (short)
изводи́ть
to use up, to waste, to consume
to torment, to harass, to pester, to wear out
to exterminate, to wipe out, to destroy
доноси́ть
to inform on, to tell on, to denounce, to rat on
to report, to announce
to carry (to a place), to bring (all the way)
to carry to term, to bear (to full term)
to wear out (clothes), to wear until worn out
томи́ть
to torment, to weary, to exhaust, to wear out
to simmer, to stew, to braise slowly
поноси́ть
to revile, to abuse (verbally), to defame, to denounce
to carry (for a while), to wear (for a while)
заигра́ть
to begin to play, to strike up (a tune), to start up (music)
to begin to sparkle, to begin to shimmer, to start to play (of light)
to play to death, to wear out by playing too often
потрепа́ть
to pat, to give a pat, to tap
to tousle, to ruffle
to batter, to damage, to knock about
to wear out, to fray, to make shabby
to blow about, to tug at, to set fluttering
to pull about, to tug, to tear at
to swingle, to scutch
докона́ть
to finish off, to deal the final blow to, to ruin, to destroy
to wear out, to drive crazy, to exhaust
вы́мотаться
to be worn out, to be exhausted, to wear oneself out
to be wound off, to be unwound
трепа́ть
to pull, to tug, to yank, to pull about
to tousle, to ruffle, to whip about, to make flutter
to wear out, to wear down
to blab, to chatter, to prattle
to pat, to stroke
to shake, to rack
to beat up, to thrash
to swingle, to scutch
ободра́ть
to strip, to peel, to skin, to flay
to scratch, to scrape, to graze
to wear out, to tear to shreds
to fleece, to rook, to rip off
заноси́ть
to bring in, to carry in, to drop off
to enter, to record, to input, to note down
to cover over (with snow or sand), to drift over
to skid, to swerve, to slew round
to raise, to lift
to wear out (clothes)
загоня́ть
to drive in, to herd in, to drive (into a pen)
to drive in, to hammer in
to bring to bay, to corner, to drive into a corner
to ride to death, to tire out, to exhaust, to flog (a horse)
to run off one's feet, to wear out, to drive hard, to urge on
протира́ть
to wipe, to wipe down, to wipe clean, to rub
to rub through a sieve, to purée, to strain
to wear through, to wear a hole in, to rub through
срабо́таться
to get on well together (at work), to learn to work as a team, to hit it off as colleagues
to wear out, to become unusable from long use
одёжка
clothes, clothing, things (to wear), garments
appearance, outward appearance, looks
добива́ть
to finish off, to kill off, to put out of its misery
to crush, to destroy, to finish off, to wear down completely
прорыва́ться
to break through, to fight one's way through
to penetrate, to come through, to filter through
to burst, to burst open
to tear, to wear through
to break through, to come out
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)
перетере́ть
to grind up, to grate, to rub to a pulp
to wipe up, to wipe dry (one by one)
to wear through, to fray, to chafe through
to talk over, to discuss, to sort out (informally)
to overcome, to conquer
проноси́ться
to rush past, to dash by, to sweep past, to race by
to fly by, to pass quickly, to slip by
to spread, to circulate, to go round
to last (of clothes), to wear well, to hold up
проси́живать
to sit, to spend sitting, to wear out the seat, to wear into holes by sitting
растя́гивать
to stretch, to stretch out
to wear out, to stretch out of shape
to sprain, to strain
to prolong, to drag out, to protract, to spin out
изно́с
wear, wear and tear, abrasion
вы́работка
output, production, productivity
development, formation, working out
mine working, gallery, shaft
wear, wear and tear
изма́тывать
to exhaust, to wear out
выбива́ться
to run out of energy, to become exhausted, to wear oneself out
to run behind schedule, to fall behind (a plan), to get off track
to break free, to get out (of a situation), to escape
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)
зарабо́таться
to become engrossed in work, to work on without noticing the time, to get carried away with work
to overwork oneself, to wear oneself out with work
извести́
to use up, to spend, to exhaust (supplies)
to exterminate, to wipe out, to kill off
to torment, to wear out, to harass
растрепа́ть
to tousle, to dishevel, to ruffle, to disarrange
to tatter, to fray, to wear to shreds
to blab, to blabber, to spread around (news)
обдира́ть
to strip, to peel, to peel off, to strip off
to skin, to flay
to graze, to scrape, to scratch
to fleece, to rip off, to overcharge, to rook
to wear out, to wear to rags, to tear to shreds
умори́ть
to kill, to starve to death, to do to death
to exhaust, to tire out, to wear out
to make die of laughter, to be the death of (with laughter), to crack up
зата́скивать
to drag (into), to haul, to lug, to drag off
to wear out (clothes), to make shabby, to make dirty (by wearing)
истощи́ть
to exhaust, to wear out, to drain
замота́ть
to wrap up, to wind (around), to wrap (around), to bandage
to wear out, to tire out, to exhaust, to run ragged
замори́ть
to starve, to starve to death, to famish
to exterminate, to kill off, to eliminate
to exhaust, to wear out, to torment
to stain (wood), to fume (oak)
to stew, to braise
истоща́ть
to exhaust, to wear out, to drain
стира́ние
erasing, deletion, effacement
wiping, wiping away, wiping off
wear, abrasion, attrition
располза́ться
to crawl away in all directions, to crawl apart, to scatter (crawling)
to spread, to spread out, to seep (of a stain)
to fall apart, to come unravelled, to wear thin
изна́шиваться
to wear out, to be used up, to be played out
обраба́тываться
to be processed, to be treated, to be handled, to be worked on
to take final shape, to be given final form, to be polished up
to run in, to wear in, to settle into the work
продира́ться
to push one's way through, to force one's way through, to struggle through
to wear through, to get holes, to tear
затаска́ть
to wear out, to make dirty, to drag
ма́заться
to rub oneself (with cream), to apply (ointment) to oneself, to put on (lotion)
to put on makeup, to wear makeup, to make oneself up
to soil oneself, to get oneself smeared, to get dirty
вы́работаться
to be developed, to be worked out, to be elaborated, to form
to be used up, to wear out, to be exhausted, to run out
доезжа́ть
to reach, to get to, to arrive
to pester, to wear down, to worry to death
забода́ть
to gore, to butt with horns, to gore to death
to pester, to wear out, to drive someone crazy, to get on someone's nerves
истере́ть
to grate, to grind up, to pulverize
to wear out (by rubbing), to use up
to rub sore, to chafe
выдыха́ться
to run out of steam, to become exhausted, to wear out, to be played out
to go flat, to lose its flavour, to lose its aroma
to fizzle out, to peter out, to come to nothing, to be used up
to be exhaled, to be breathed out
отката́ть
to skate (a program), to perform (a program), to complete a routine
to use up (tires), to wear out, to run (for a period), to put mileage on
забе́гаться
to get exhausted from running around, to wear oneself out running around, to be overwhelmed with errands
пота́сканный
shabby, the worse for wear, worn-out
seedy, haggard, dissipated-looking
износи́ть
to wear out
запа́рить
to steam, to stew, to scald with boiling water
to wear out, to bug, to get on someone's nerves
to heat up, to make steam, to get steaming hot
амортиза́ция
depreciation, amortization
shock absorption, cushioning, damping
wear and tear, wearing out
amortization of debt, debt repayment
дона́шивать
to wear out (old clothes), to finish wearing, to wear until worn out
to wear (hand-me-downs), to wear out (someone else's old clothes)
to carry to term, to carry (a baby) to full term
зае́здить
to wear out, to exhaust by overwork, to turn into a drudge
сноша́ть
to demolish, to pull down, to tear down
to wear down, to wear out, to abrade
перетира́ть
to grind, to pulverize, to rub through (into a paste)
to fray through, to wear through (by rubbing), to chafe through
to talk over, to hash out, to discuss
истопта́ть
to trample, to trample down, to tread down
to wear out (shoes), to tread down (heels)
допе́чь
to pester, to wear out (with nagging), to get to (someone), to drive someone mad
to finish baking, to bake through
уката́ть
to roll flat, to roll smooth, to level
to wear out, to tire out, to exhaust
to pack off, to send away, to put behind bars
to roll away, to roll off
допека́ть
to pester, to get to (someone), to wear down, to badger
to finish baking, to bake through, to bake until done
to bake up (the rest), to use up in baking
оби́ть
to upholster, to cover, to line
to beat down, to knock down, to shake down
to fray, to wear ragged
обка́тывать
to run in, to break in
to roll, to roll smooth, to level by rolling
to fine-tune, to polish, to iron out
to smooth, to wear smooth, to round off
to coat in breadcrumbs
зараба́тываться
to get absorbed in work, to work on late, to lose track of time working
to overwork oneself, to wear oneself out with work
продра́ть
to hole, to tear holes, to wear out
изъе́здить
to travel all over, to cover (travelling), to go all over
to rut up, to churn up (a road), to wear out by driving over
поддева́ть
to put on underneath, to wear under
to hook, to pry up, to spear
to tease, to needle, to bait
разна́шивать
to wear in
дока́нывать
to exhaust, to wear out, to torment, to pester
измоча́лить
to wear out, to exhaust, to worry to death
to reduce to shreds, to fray, to shred
протопта́ть
to tread, to beat, to make, to wear out
затрапе́зный
shabby, scruffy, worn-out, tatty
everyday, workaday, for everyday wear
table, mealtime, dinner-table
стопта́ть
to wear down at the heels
истрепа́ть
to wear out, to wear to rags, to fray, to tear
to fray (nerves), to wear down, to frazzle
попили́ть
to saw (for a while), to do some sawing
to file (for a while), to rub down, to wear away
зама́тывать
to wind, to wrap, to roll up, to twist
to wear out, to tire out, to exhaust
Examples
Cats don't wear collars.
Мне прихо́дится носи́ть беруши, чтобы заглуши́ть весь шум от стро́йки по сосе́дству.
I have to wear earplugs to drown out all the noise from the construction site next door.
Я купи́ла куло́н для вечери́нки.
I bought a pendant to wear to the party.
Космона́вты но́сят скафа́ндры.
Cosmonauts wear spacesuits.
I wear contact lenses.
Подро́стки часто но́сят стра́нную оде́жду.
Teenagers often wear strange clothes.
В сле́дующий раз тебе лу́чше наде́ть что-нибудь более подходя́щее.
Next time, you should wear something more appropriate.
Сейчас почти невозможно найти́ де́вушку, у кото́рой нет татуиро́вки.
Nowadays it is nigh on impossible to find a girl who does not wear a tattoo.
Полице́йские Нью-Йорка но́сят фо́рму тёмно-синего цвета.
New York City policemen wear dark blue uniforms.
Обязательно наде́ньте пальто́.
Be sure and wear your overcoat.
Нет специа́льных правил относительно оде́жды, кото́рую нам следует носи́ть.
There are no special rules as regards what clothes we should wear.
I wear a floral dress.



















