wreath russian
возлага́ть
to entrust (to), to impose (on), to assign (to), to place (on)
to pin (hopes on), to place (hopes in), to have (hopes for)
to lay (flowers), to place (a wreath)
вено́к
garland, wreath, crown.
вене́ц
crown, wreath, garland
crowning achievement, pinnacle, culmination
wedding crown, marriage
corona, halo
row of logs, course of logs
венча́ть
to marry (in church), to wed
to crown, to crown with a wreath
ве́нчик
whisk, beater, egg beater
corolla
small wreath, circlet, garland
funeral fillet, paper band on the forehead of the deceased
клуби́ться
to curl, to wreathe, to swirl
уви́тый
entwined, covered (with climbing plants), overgrown
wound (with ribbons), wreathed, garlanded
увива́ть
to twine, to wind round, to wrap (with something), to wreathe
to twine around, to entwine, to creep over
увива́ющий
entwining, twining, wreathing
увива́вший
twining, entwining, wreathing, winding around
увиваемый
entwined, wreathed, twisted around
Examples
К моги́ле Неизве́стного солда́та возложи́ли цветы́ и венки́.
Flowers and wreaths were laid at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Победителя увенчали лавровым венком.
The winner was crowned with a laurel wreath.
Победителя будут венчать лавровым венком.
The winner will be crowned with a laurel wreath.
Победителю вручили лавровый венок.
The winner was presented with a laurel wreath.
Женщина, сплетавшая венок, пела песню.
The woman weaving a wreath was singing a song.



















