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  • побе́да

    victory, win, triumph

  • верну́ть

    to return, to give back, to bring back, to send back

    to repay, to pay back, to reimburse, to refund

    to recover, to get back, to win back, to regain

  • расположи́ть

    to arrange, to place, to position, to lay out

    to win over, to gain the favour of

  • победи́ть

    to win, to be victorious

    to defeat, to beat

    to overcome, to conquer

    to prevail, to win out

  • вы́играть

    to win

  • возвраща́ть

    to return, to give back, to bring back, to send back

    to repay, to pay back, to reimburse, to refund

    to recover, to get back, to win back, to regain

    to return (a value), to give (a result)

  • располага́ть

    to have at one's disposal, to dispose of, to have available

    to arrange, to place, to set out, to position

    to win over, to dispose favourably, to make inclined (to)

    to intend, to propose, to plan

  • поддава́ться

    to give in, to yield, to succumb, to fall for (a trick)

    to give way, to budge, to yield

    to lend itself to, to be susceptible to, to respond to (treatment)

    to let someone win, to lose on purpose

  • 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)

  • склони́ть

    to bend, to incline, to bow, to lower

    to persuade, to win over, to talk into, to prevail upon

    to decline

  • отби́ть

    to repel, to beat off, to fight off, to repulse

    to parry, to return (a ball), to hit back

    to break off, to knock off, to chip off

    to take away, to steal, to win away

    to kill (desire), to put off, to spoil

    to retake, to recapture, to win back

    to tenderize (meat), to beat flat

  • завоева́ть

    to conquer, to subjugate, to take by force

    to win, to gain, to earn

    to win through struggle, to fight for and gain

  • побежда́ть

    to defeat, to beat, to vanquish, to conquer

    to win, to triumph, to prevail

    to overcome, to get the better of

  • возврати́ть

    to return, to give back, to bring back, to send back

    to repay, to pay back, to refund, to reimburse

    to recover, to get back, to win back, to regain

  • выи́грывать

    to win

  • вы́игрыш

    winnings, prize

    win, victory

    gain, advantage, benefit

  • отбива́ть

    to repel, to beat off, to parry, to return (a ball)

    to break off, to knock off, to chip off

    to take away, to win away, to win over, to steal (a partner)

    to retake, to recapture

    to take away (the desire), to kill (the appetite), to discourage

    to whet (a scythe), to hammer sharp

  • обрабо́тать

    to treat, to work on, to process (a material), to dress (a wound)

    to process

    to work on (a person), to win over, to manipulate

  • покори́ть

    to conquer, to subjugate, to subdue, to vanquish

    to win over, to captivate, to charm, to win the heart of

  • одержа́ть

    to gain, to win

  • перетяну́ть

    to pull across, to drag over, to haul over

    to win over, to bring over, to draw over

    to outweigh, to outbalance, to tip the scales

    to pull in too tight, to tighten too much, to cinch tightly

    to stretch again, to reupholster, to restring

  • заполучи́ть

    to get hold of, to get one's hands on, to obtain, to land

    to catch (an illness), to pick up, to come down with

    to win over, to get (a person) on board, to talk round

  • склоня́ть

    to bend, to tilt, to bow (one's head), to lower

    to persuade, to win over, to talk into, to incite

    to decline

    to bandy about (someone's name), to keep dragging through the mud

  • завоёвывать

    to conquer, to win, to earn

  • подкупи́ть

    to bribe, to suborn, to graft, to win over

  • восторжествова́ть

    to triumph, to prevail, to win out, to gain the upper hand

    to exult, to rejoice, to gloat

  • подкупа́ть

    to bribe, to suborn, to graft, to win over

  • вы́страдать

    to suffer, to endure, to go through, to live through

    to earn through suffering, to win through suffering, to attain at great cost

  • отыгра́ть

    to win back

  • отыгра́ться

    to win back, to get even, to make up for a loss, to recover a loss

  • улома́ть

    to talk into, to persuade, to con into, to win over

    to break off, to break to pieces

  • поруби́ть

    to chop up, to cut up (into pieces), to mince

    to chop down, to fell

    to chop off, to hack off

    to extract (coal), to hew, to win (a seam)

  • сниска́ть

    to win, to gain, to get

  • охмури́ть

    to swindle, to cheat, to dupe

    to seduce, to charm, to win over

  • отвоёвывать

    to win, to win over, to win back

  • оде́рживать

    to gain, to win

  • сосва́тать

    to marry off (to), to betroth (to), to arrange a marriage for

    to ask in marriage, to ask for the hand of, to win the hand of

  • перетя́гивать

    to pull across, to drag over, to haul across

    to win over, to bring over to one's side

    to outweigh, to outbalance, to overbalance, to tip the scales

    to pull in too tight, to cinch tightly, to tie too tightly

    to stretch again, to restring, to reupholster

  • беспро́игрышный

    safe, sure, without risk of loss, win-win

  • влюби́ть

    to make (sb) fall in love with one, to win (sb's) heart, to captivate

    to make fall in love (with sb)

  • оты́грываться

    to win back, to recoup one's losses, to get back what one has lost

    to get even, to take revenge, to make up for a defeat, to level the score

    to take it out (on somebody), to vent one's anger (on somebody), to make a scapegoat (of somebody)

    to talk one's way out, to make excuses

  • распропаганди́ровать

    to win over by propaganda, to convince, to persuade

    to hype up, to tout, to promote intensively

    to subvert by propaganda, to demoralize by propaganda

  • стяжа́ть

    to gain, to win, to earn

    to amass, to hoard, to grab up

  • ула́мывать

    to persuade, to talk into, to prevail upon, to win over

  • безвы́игрышный

    lose-lose, no-win, hopeless, pointless

  • вы́играться

    to win back one's losses, to recoup one's losses

    to play one's fill, to play enough, to satisfy one's urge to play

  • выи́грываться

    to be won, to be played out to a win

    to win back one's money, to recover one's losses

  • оты́грывать

    to win back

  • отсуди́ть

    to win (a lawsuit), to be awarded (by court), to sue for and win

  • выпля́сывать

    to dance with gusto, to shake a leg, to dance up a storm

    to dance (all the steps) correctly, to execute (the figures of a dance)

    to win by dancing, to gain through dancing

  • побежда́вший

    who was winning, who used to win, who was defeating, victorious

  • окно́

    window

    opening, gap, hatch

    time slot, free period, window of opportunity

  • ве́тер

    wind, breeze

  • пра́вый

    right-winger

  • пра́вый

    right, right-hand

    right (correct), in the right

    right-wing, rightist

    just, righteous

  • во́рот

    collar, neckline

    windlass, winch, capstan

  • стекло́

    glass

    pane, windowpane, window (of a car)

    glassware

  • ле́вый

    left

    left-wing, leftist

    illicit, under-the-counter

  • ле́вый

    leftist, left-winger, the left

    left, left-hand

  • заво́д

    factory, plant, works, mill

    winding mechanism, winding up (of a clock)

  • вино́

    wine, liquor, spirits

  • зима́

    winter

  • крыло́

    wing

  • ко́рпус

    building (in a complex), block, wing

    body, torso, trunk

    casing, housing, shell, hull

    corps

    corpus

  • глухо́й

    deaf, deaf (to)

    muffled, dull, toneless, indistinct

    remote, out-of-the-way, godforsaken

    dense, thick, impenetrable

    blank (wall), windowless, solid

    voiceless, unvoiced

  • газ

    gas

    wind, flatulence

    gauze, gossamer (fabric)

  • 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

  • зи́мний

    Winter

  • 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)

  • маха́ть

    to wave

    to flap (wings), to swing, to wag (a tail)

  • ро́за

    rose, rose-bush, rosace, rose window

  • око́шко

    little window, small window

    counter window, service window

  • подоко́нник

    windowsill

  • проти́вный

    disgusting, nasty, repulsive

    contrary, opposite, opposing

    adverse, head (wind)

  • бока́л

    glass (of wine), wine glass, champagne glass

    goblet, chalice

  • холоди́льник

    refrigerator, fridge, wine-cooler, cold store

  • поры́в

    gust (of wind), blast (of wind)

    impulse, surge (of emotion), fit, outburst

  • подмигну́ть

    to wink, to give a wink

  • дуть

    to blow, to puff

    to blow (of the wind), to be draughty

    to blow (glass)

    to guzzle, to knock back

    to dash, to scamper, to run off

  • вздра́гивать

    to flinch, to start, to shudder, to wince

  • витри́на

    shop window, display window, store window

    display case, showcase, glass case

  • победи́тель

    winner, victor

  • помо́рщиться

    to wince, to make a face, to grimace

    to pucker, to wrinkle up

  • па́даль

    carrion, carcass, decaying flesh

    vile person, scum, bastard

    windfall (fallen fruit)

  • ка́сса

    checkout, till, cash desk

    ticket office, box office, ticket window

    cash, cash on hand

    cash register

    fund, bank

    case (for type)

  • взлете́ть

    to fly up, to take wing, to rise into the air

    to take off

    to be blown up, to blow up

  • разма́х

    swing, sweep, swinging motion

    wingspan, span

    scope, scale, range, magnitude

    amplitude, amplitude of oscillation

  • встре́чный

    oncoming, head-on, contrary (wind)

    counter-, reciprocal, in response

    the first person one meets, passer-by one runs into

  • мига́ть

    to blink

    to wink (at someone), to give a wink

    to flicker, to twinkle

    to blink, to flash

  • ликвиди́ровать

    to eliminate, to do away with, to abolish, to get rid of

    to liquidate, to wind up, to dissolve

    to pay off, to settle, to clear, to make good

    to liquidate, to kill, to take out

  • мо́рщиться

    to wince, to grimace, to screw up one's face, to frown

    to wrinkle, to crease, to pucker

  • дво́рник

    yard keeper, janitor, caretaker, street cleaner

    windscreen wiper, windshield wiper

  • 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

  • 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

  • мота́ть

    to wind, to wind up, to reel

    to shake (one's head), to wag, to swing

    to squander, to waste, to blow (money)

    to beat it, to clear off, to get lost

  • заводи́ть

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

    to get, to acquire, to take on

    to strike up (a conversation), to start (an argument)

    to introduce, to establish, to set up

    to lead (far away), to take (somewhere), to lead astray

    to turn on, to excite, to get worked up

  • ме́льница

    windmill

  • взлета́ть

    to take off, to get airborne

    to fly up, to soar up, to take wing

  • фо́рточка

    window pane, small opening window pane

  • ра́ка

    shrine, reliquary, tomb (of a saint)

    good-for-nothing, empty-head, scoundrel

    raw distillate, low wine, home-distilled spirit

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