All russian verbs

to wear clothes or to put on clothes

throw

to cover or fill something

(colloquial) to fail a test

to be swamped with some work

to pull / tug / pull out

to pull on someone's nerves

(low colloquial) to drink

worry

bother

come from

to be

to catch (surprise)

stretch

come by flying / arrive by air

apologize

turn off

to hurt or offend

to worry or make anxious

excite

to burn (to be consumed by fire)

settle

is located

penetrate

break in

get in

to light (a candle, lamp, etc.)

find oneself

to provide (a service, support)

to show

to exert (pressure, influence)

to reproduce

to transport/carry (by vehicle)

to take someone

publish

make public

break

to value

to evaluate

Invest

put in

knock out

add to

(without object and в весе/в росте) to put on weight

to carry out

suffer

bear or stand

to touch

to touch upon (in conversation)

to suffocate

be kept

tear apart

to break (ties)

reach ears

to intercept

take

perceive

lead

be in charge

stay long

be delayed

to fall

to turn / turn around

to turn inside out

to overturn / turn over

to turn upside down

to put on (clothes)

carry off

take away

violate

to disrupt

wrap

to drop in

recommend

(obsolete) introduce

to lower

to gain

type / dial

earn

transfer

translate

take out of the bank

find aquire or gain