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д. {m inan} :: abbreviation of дом
д {prefix} :: d, deci- (0.1)
да {adv} :: yes
да {conj} :: and (сочинительный, соединительный союз)
да {conj} :: but
да {interj} :: really
да {interj} :: yes (used to confirm that the person being addressed is listening)
да {particle} :: let + verb
да {particle} :: may + verb
да {prefix} :: da, deca- (x 10)
да-а {interj} :: hey
дабл-ю {n inan} :: The English letter W, w
дабы {conj} :: in order to, in order that, so that
давай {interj} :: let's
давай {interj} :: come on, c'mon
давай {interj} :: good bye, see you
давайте {interj} :: let us, let's
давать {v impf} :: to give
давать {v impf} :: to let, to allow
давать {v impf} :: to hit, to strike, to clip
давать {v impf} :: to put out, to consent to sex
давать взаймы {v impf} :: to lend, to loan
даваться {v impf} :: to let oneself, to allow oneself (to be caught, to be cheated, etc.)
даваться {v impf} :: to come easily
давеча {adv} :: lately, recently
давешний {adj} :: recent
Давид {prop} :: given name
давильня {noun} :: winepress
давить {v impf} :: to weigh, to lie heavy
давить {v impf} :: to crush
давить {v impf} :: to press, to squeeze
давить {v impf} :: to suppress, to stifle
давить {v impf} :: to kill, to destroy
давить {v impf} :: to put pressure on, to pressurize, to pressure
давиться {v impf} :: to choke (be unable to breathe because of obstruction of the windpipe)
давка {noun} :: throng, jam, crush
давление {noun} :: pressure (physics: amount of force divided by area)
давненько {adv} :: for quite a while
давненько {adv} :: long ago
давний {adj} :: old, ancient, age-old, distant, bygone
давнишний {adj} :: longstanding, old
давно {adv} :: long ago
давно не виделись {phrase} :: long time no see (we haven't seen each other for a long time)
давность {noun} :: remoteness (in time), antiquity; long standing; time limitation
давным-давно {adv} :: long ago
давным-давно {adv} :: once upon a time
Дагестан {prop} :: Дагестан (republic)
дагестанский {adj} :: Dagestan; Dagestani
да-да {adv} :: (oh) yes
дадаист {noun} :: Dadaist
даёшь {particle} :: let there be ...!, we want ...!
даже {adv} :: even
да здравствует {v} :: long live!, viva! (for a singular person or thing)
дайвинг {noun} :: diving (practice of swimming underwater)
дайджест {noun} :: digest (magazine of abridged articles)
даймё {m anim} :: daimyo (Japanese feudal lord)
дай мне свой телефон {phrase} :: what's your phone number?
дайте мне свой телефон {phrase} :: what's your phone number?
дак {particle} :: alternative form of так
дак {noun} :: Dacian (member of the ancient Dacian people)
Дакар {prop} :: Дакар (capital city)
Дакка {prop} :: Дакка (capital city)
дактиль {noun} :: dactyl
дал {noun} :: abbreviation of декалитр
далай-лама {noun} :: Dalai Lama
далее {adv} :: farther
далее {adv} :: further, furthermore
далее {adv} :: hereinafter
далеко {adv} :: far, far off, far away
далеко {adv} :: a long way
далеко-далеко {adv} :: far far away, very far
далёкий {adj} :: far, distant, remote
далёкий {adj} :: long way off, wide (of)
далёкий {adj} :: strange (to)
далёкий {adj} :: smart, clever
-далить {affix} :: Combining form used to form prefixed perfective verbs with the approximate meaning "to move away, to send away, to postpone"
Даллас {prop} :: Даллас (major city)
далматская собака {noun} :: Dalmatian
далматский {adj} :: Dalmatian
далматский дог {noun} :: Dalmatian
Далмация {prop} :: Dalmatia
даль {noun} :: distance
дальневосточный {adj} :: Far East; Far Eastern
дальневосточный {adj} :: Russian Far East
дальнейшее {noun} :: future, what has happened or will happen subsequently, later on
дальнейший {adj} :: further, subsequent (following in time)
дальний {adj} :: far, distant
дальний {adj} :: remote
дальний {adj} :: long
Дальний Восток {prop} :: Far East
Дальний Восток {prop} :: the Russian Far East
дальнобойный {adj} :: long-range
дальнобойный {adj} :: long-range, long-haul
дальнобойщик {noun} :: long-haul truck driver
дальновидный {adj} :: far-sighted, forward-looking, prudent
дальномер {noun} :: rangefinder
дальность {noun} :: distance, remoteness, range
дальше {adv} :: comparative of далёкий: further
дальше {adv} :: comparative of далеко: further
дальше {adv} :: furthermore
дальше {adv} :: then, next
Далянь {prop} :: Далянь (city)
дама {noun} :: lady
дама {noun} :: dance partner
дама {noun} :: queen
Дамаск {prop} :: Дамаск (capital city)
дамасский {adj} :: Damascene
дамба {noun} :: dam, levee, dike
Дамиан {prop} :: given name
дамка {noun} :: king
дамоклов {adj} :: Damocles', of Damocles
дамоклов меч {noun} :: sword of Damocles
дамочка {noun} :: diminutive of дама: dame, damsel, young lady, young woman
дамский {adj} :: lady's, ladies'
дамы и господа {anp} :: ladies and gentlemen
дан {noun} :: Dane (member of a Germanic tribe)
дан {noun} :: dan
данакильский {adj} :: Afar (a region in Ethiopia, a people residing in this region and their language)
данакильский {noun} :: Afar (language of the Afar people)
Данелаг {prop} :: the Danelaw
Даниил {prop} :: given name
Данил {prop} :: alternative form of Даниил
Данила {prop} {m anim} :: alternative form of Даниил
Дания {prop} :: Дания (country)
данник {noun} :: tributary (nation, state, etc.)
данность {noun} :: a given
данные {noun} :: data, facts, information
данный {adj} :: given, present, this
дантист {noun} :: dentist
да ну {interj} :: yeah right, get off with you! (disbelief)
дань {noun} :: contribution, tribute
дань {noun} :: tributary
дань {noun} :: homage, tribute
дань {noun} :: toll
даосизм {noun} :: Taoism (Chinese philosophy)
дар {noun} :: gift, present
дар {noun} :: talent, aptitude
Дарвин {prop} :: Дарвин (capital city)
дарвинизм {noun} :: Darwinism
дарвинист {noun} :: Darwinist, Darwinian
дарвиновский {adj} :: Darwinian
Дарданеллы {prop} :: Dardanelles (strait)
дарение {noun} :: donation
дарёному коню в зубы не смотрят {proverb} :: don't look a gift horse in the mouth
дари {m inan} :: Dari
дарить {v impf} :: to give, to make a present, to present, to donate
дарить {v impf} :: to favour, to bestow, to award
дармовой {adj} :: free (of charge), gratuitous
дармштадтий {noun} :: darmstadtium
дарование {noun} :: gift, talent
дарование {noun} :: bestowal
даровать {v both} :: to grant
даром {adv} :: gratis, for free, for nothing
даром {adv} :: in vain
д'Артаньян {prop} :: d'Artagnan
Дарья {prop} :: given name
Дар-эс-Салам {prop} :: Дар-эс-Салам (the largest <<city>> and <<former capital>> of <<c/Tanzania>>)
да-с {interj} :: yes, milord
да-с {interj} :: yes, milady
Дастакерт {prop} :: Дастакерт (village)
дата {noun} :: date (point in time)
дата рождения {noun} :: date of birth
Дате {prop} {m inan} :: Дате (city)
дательный {adj} :: dative (denoting the case of noun which expresses indirect object)
дательный падеж {noun} :: dative case
датирование {noun} :: dating
датировать {v both} :: to date (to note the time of writing or executing)
датский {noun} :: Danish language
датский {adj} :: Danish
датский дог {noun} :: Great Dane
датчанин {noun} :: Dane (person from Denmark or of Danish descent)
датчанка {noun} :: female Dane (person from Denmark or of Danish descent)
датчик {noun} :: transducer, sensing unit, sending unit, gage, sensor
дать {v pf} :: to give
дать {v pf} :: to let, to allow
дать {v pf} :: to organize, to create
дать {v pf} :: to hit, to strike, to clip, to give it to someone
дать {v pf} :: to estimate someone's age from their appearance
дать {v pf} :: to consent to sex
дать дуба {v pf} :: to kick the bucket, to die
даться {v pf} :: to let oneself, to allow oneself (to be caught, to be cheated, etc.)
даться {v pf} :: to come easily
дацзыбао {f inan} :: dazibao, a wall-mounted newspaper etc., as a popular form of communication in China
дача {noun} :: dacha, villa, country house
дача {noun} :: a (small) plot of land in the outskirts of Russian cities usually used by city dwellers for growing fruit and vegetables
дача {noun} :: giving
дачник {noun} :: summer resident; owner of a dacha
дачный {adj} :: dacha
дачный {adj} :: suburban
дачный {adj} :: summer (time when people go to dachas)
дбать {v impf} :: to care; to look after
два {num} :: two (2)
двадцатилетие {noun} :: twenty-year period
двадцатилетие {noun} :: twentieth anniversary, twentieth birthday
двадцатилетний {adj} :: twenty-year
двадцатилетний {adj} :: twenty-year-old
двадцатиодноугольник {noun} :: icosihenagon
двадцатиугольник {noun} :: icosagon
двадцатичетырёхугольник {noun} :: icositetragon
двадцатка {noun} :: twenty
двадцатка {noun} :: twenty roubles, dollars, etc
двадцатка {noun} :: (tram, bus, etc.) number twenty
двадцатый {adj} :: twentieth
двадцать {num} :: twenty (20)
двадцать восемь {num} :: twenty-eight (28)
двадцать два {num} :: twenty-two (22)
двадцать девять {num} :: twenty-nine (29)
двадцать один {num} :: twenty-one (21)
двадцать первый {adj} :: twenty-first
двадцать пять {num} :: twenty-five (25)
двадцать семь {num} :: twenty-seven (27)
двадцать три {num} :: twenty-three (23)
двадцать четыре {num} :: twenty-four (24)
двадцать шесть {num} :: twenty-six (26)
двадцатью {adv} :: 20x, 20 times as much
дважды {adv} :: twice, on two occasions
дважды {adv} :: 2x, twice as much
дванадесятые праздники {noun} :: Great Feasts
дванадесятый {adj} :: one of twelve
дванадесять {num} :: twelve
двенадцатилетие {noun} :: twelve-year period
двенадцатилетие {noun} :: twelfth anniversary, twelfth birthday
двенадцатилетний {adj} :: twelve-year
двенадцатилетний {adj} :: twelve-year-old
двенадцатиугольник {noun} :: dodecagon
двенадцатый {adj} :: twelfth
двенадцать {num} :: twelve (12)
двенадцатью {adv} :: 12x, twelve times as much
две пары {noun} :: two pair
дверка {noun} :: diminutive of дверь: (a small) door
дверной {adj} :: door
дверца {noun} :: diminutive of дверь: door
дверь {noun} :: door
двести {num} :: two hundred (200)
двигатель {noun} :: engine, motor
двигатель внутреннего сгорания {noun} :: internal combustion engine
двигательный {adj} :: impellent, motive (causing motion)
двигать {v impf} :: to move, to set going
двигать {v impf} :: to move, to incite
двигаться {v impf} :: to move (intransitive)
движение {noun} :: movement, motion, stirring
движение {noun} :: traffic
движение {noun} :: (plural) light gymnastics
движимый {adj} :: being moved, pushed (by); being motivated (by)
движитель {noun} :: mover, driver (something which propels)
движок {noun} :: (small) engine, motor
движок {noun} :: slider, cursor, arm, movable indicator, runner
движущий {adj} :: moving, driving, motive
двинуть {v pf} :: to move, to set going
двинуть {v pf} :: to hit, to cosh
двинуться {vi pf} :: to move
двинуться {v pf} :: to go crazy, to lose one's wits
двинянин {noun} :: native of Northern Dvina region
д.-в.-н. {adj} :: initialism of древневерхненемецкий
д.-в.-нем. {adj} :: initialism of древневерхненемецкий
двое {num} :: two (in a group together), two of them
двоевластие {noun} :: diarchy
двоедушный {adj} :: two-faced
двоежёнство {noun} :: bigamy
двоемыслие {noun} :: doublethink
двоеперстие {noun} :: a sign of the cross made with two fingers
двоеточие {noun} :: colon (punctuation)
двоечник {noun} :: pupil with only the lowest mark "two" in his record
двоечник {noun} :: (by extension) anyone who is a bad performer
двоечница {noun} :: a female pupil with only the lowest mark "two" in her record
двоечница {noun} :: (by extension) anyone who is a bad performer (female)
двоить {vt impf} :: to divide in two, to bifurcate
двоить {v impf} :: to plow a second time, to replow
двоично-пятеричный {adj} :: biquinary
двоичный {adj} :: binary, binomial
двойка {noun} :: two
двойка {noun} :: (mark) two (out of five), poor; D mark, D grade
двойка {noun} :: two, deuce
двойка {noun} :: No 2 (bus, tram, etc.)
двойка {noun} :: pair-oar boat, pair, double sculls
двойка {noun} :: two-piece suit
двойник {noun} :: look-alike, double (a person resembling or standing for another)
двойной {adj} :: double
двойной {adj} :: binary
двойной {adj} :: dual
двойня {noun} :: twins
двойственность {noun} :: duality; duplicity; ambivalence
двойственный {adj} :: dual
двойственный {adj} :: two-faced, double-faced
двойственный {adj} :: bipartite
двойственный {adj} :: ambivalent
двор {noun} :: yard
двор {noun} :: courtyard
двор {noun} :: homestead
двор {noun} :: court
дворец {noun} :: palace
дворецкий {noun} :: butler
дворик {noun} :: diminutive of двор: (a small) courtyard
дворник {noun} :: janitor
дворник {noun} :: street cleaner
дворник {noun} :: wiper, windshield wiper, windscreen wiper
дворня {noun} :: domestic servants
дворняга {noun} :: cur, mutt, mongrel
дворняжка {noun} :: diminutive of дворняга: cur, mutt, mongrel
дворовый {adj} :: court, yard
дворовый {adj} :: house serf; menial
дворцовый {adj} :: palace
дворянин {noun} :: noble, nobleman (a man of noble rank)
дворянин {noun} :: armiger (person entitled to bear a coat of arms)
дворянка {noun} :: noblewoman (a woman of noble rank)
дворянский {adj} :: gentry, nobleman
дворянский {adj} :: nobleman's
дворянство {noun} :: nobility; the nobles; gentry
двоюрный {adj} :: alternative form of двоюродный
двоюродная бабушка {noun} :: great-aunt
двоюродная внучка {noun} :: grandniece, great-niece (nephew's or niece's daughter)
двоюродная племянница {noun} :: first cousin once removed (uncle's granddaughter; different from двоюродная тётя)
двоюродная сестра {noun} :: first cousin (uncle's or aunt's daughter)
двоюродная тётка {noun} :: first cousin once removed (great uncle's daughter; different from двоюродная племянница)
двоюродная тётя {noun} :: first cousin once removed (great uncle's daughter; different from двоюродная племянница)
двоюродный {adj} :: denotes a relative in the same generation as the head noun but one degree greater in separation
двоюродный брат {noun} :: first cousin (uncle's or aunt's son)
двоюродный внук {noun} :: grandnephew, great-nephew (nephew's son)
двоюродный дед {noun} :: great uncle
двоюродный дядя {m anim} :: first cousin once removed (great uncle's son; different from двоюродный племянник)
двоюродный племянник {noun} :: first cousin once removed (uncle's grandson; different from двоюродный дядя)
двоюродный правнук {noun} :: great-grandnephew (nephew's grandson)
двоякий {adj} :: double, twofold
двоякость {noun} :: doubleness
дву- {prefix} :: bi-, di-, duo- (two, twice, double)
двувидовой {adj} :: biaspectual (of verbs having two grammatical aspects)
двуглавый {adj} :: two-headed, double-headed
двугорбый {adj} :: two-humped
двугорбый верблюд {noun} :: Bactrian camel (Camelus bactrianus)
двудольный {adj} :: having two parts
двудольный {adj} :: dicotyledonous
двукратный {adj} :: twofold, double repeated, reiterated
двукрылое {noun} :: a dipteran
двукрылое {noun} :: the order Diptera
двукрылый {adj} :: dipteral, dipterous, two-winged
двуликий {adj} :: with two faces
двуликий {adj} :: double-faced, duplicitous, two-faced, (given to or marked by deliberate deceptiveness in behavior or speech)
двуличие {noun} :: duplicity (intentional deceptiveness)
двуличный {adj} :: double-faced, two-faced, duplicitous (given to or marked by deliberate deceptiveness in behavior or speech)
двумерный {adj} :: two-dimensional
двумерный {adj} :: bivariate
двунадесятые праздники {noun} :: Great Feasts
двуногий {adj} :: two-legged; bipedal
двуокись {noun} :: dioxide
двуокись углерода {noun} :: carbon dioxide
двуперстие {noun} :: A sign of the cross made with two fingers
двуполый {adj} :: bisexual, androgynous
двурукий {adj} :: two-handed, bimanous
двуручка {noun} :: two-handled joiner's or carving tool
двуручный {adj} :: two-handled
двурушник {noun} :: double-dealer, turncoat
двусложный {adj} :: disyllabic
двусмысленно {adv} :: ambiguously (in an ambiguous manner)
двусмысленно {adv} :: obliquely
двусмысленность {noun} :: ambiguity
двусмысленность {noun} :: ambiguous expression, double entendre
двусмысленный {adj} :: ambiguous, equivocal
двусмысленный {adj} :: indecent, suggestive, risque
двустволка {noun} :: double-barrelled shotgun
двустволка {noun} :: prostitute
двустволка {noun} :: chick, girl
двустволка {noun} :: female breasts, tits, boobs
двуствольный {adj} :: double-barrelled
двустворчатый {adj} :: bivalve (of mollusc)
двустворчатый {adj} :: French door, double doors
двустворчатый {adj} :: bicuspid (of heart valve)
двусторонний {adj} :: double-sided, two-sided
двусторонний {adj} :: bilateral, bipartite, two-way
двусторонний {adj} :: reversible
двух- {prefix} :: bi-, di-, duo- (two, twice, double)
двухкомнатный {adj} :: two-room
двухлетие {noun} :: two-year period
двухлетие {noun} :: second anniversary, second birthday
двухлетний {adj} :: two-year
двухлетний {adj} :: two-year-old
двухлетний {adj} :: biennial
двухлитровый {adj} :: two-liter
двухмерный {adj} :: alternative form of двумерный
двухместный {adj} :: double, for two
двухмесячный {adj} :: two-month (lasting two months)
двухмесячный {adj} :: two-month-old
двухметровый {adj} :: two-meter
двухметровый {adj} :: two-meter long
двухнедельный {adj} :: two-week (lasting two weeks)
двухнедельный {adj} :: two-week-old
двухпалатный {adj} :: two-chamber, bicameral
двухсотый {adj} :: two-hundredth, 200th
двухсотый {noun} :: corpse, dead body
двухтактный {adj} :: in double measure
двухтактный {adj} :: two-stroke
двухтактный двигатель {noun} :: two-stroke engine
двухтомник {noun} :: two-volume work
двухфигурный {adj} :: two-figured
двухэтажный {adj} :: two-story
двухэтажный {adj} :: double-decker
двуязычность {noun} :: bilingualism
двуязычный {adj} :: bilingual
дг {m inan} :: abbreviation of дециграмм
де {particle} :: says
деактивировать {v both} :: to deactivate, to disable (to put something out of action)
дебаты {noun} :: debate
дебелый {adj} :: plump
дебет {noun} :: debit (an entry in the left hand column of an account or a sum of money taken out of a bank account)
дебил {noun} :: moron, imbecile, idiot
дебилизм {noun} :: moronism, imbecility
дебилизм {noun} :: idiotism
дебильный {adj} :: asinine, moronic
дебитор {noun} :: debtor
дебиторская задолженность {noun} :: accounts receivable (total monetary amount)
дебиторский {adj} :: debit; debtor's; receivable
дебош {noun} :: debauch (act of debauchery)
дебошир {noun} :: rowdy, debauchee
дебри {noun} :: thickets, jungle, wilderness, wilds, bush
дебри {noun} :: maze, labyrinth
дебют {noun} :: debut
дебют {noun} :: opening
дебютант {noun} :: debutant
дебютировать {v both} :: to make one's début
дебютный {adj} :: debut
дева {noun} :: maiden, maid, virgin
Дева {prop} :: Virgo (a constellation of the zodiac containing the bright binary star Spica, in the shape of a set of a virgin)
Дева {prop} :: Virgo (the zodiac sign for the virgin, covering August 23–September 22)
девайс {noun} :: device (equipment)
девальвация {noun} :: devaluation (depreciation)
деванагари {n inan} :: Devanagari
девать {v impf} :: to put, to place
девать {v impf} :: to do with
девать {v impf} :: to leave, to mislay
деваться {v impf} :: to disappear, to get (to another place)
деваться {v impf} :: to put oneself, to go away
деверь {noun} :: brother-in-law (husband’s brother). His wife is one’s невестка
девиация {noun} :: deviation
девиация {noun} :: drift
девиз {noun} :: motto
девица {noun} :: damsel, maid, maiden, girl
девичество {noun} :: girlhood, maidenhood (period of life of a girl before marriage)
девичий {adj} :: girlish
девичий {adj} :: maiden; maidenly
девичий {adj} :: virgin, unblemished
девичник {noun} :: a marriage rite on a night before the wedding
девичник {noun} :: bachelorette party, hen party, hen night
девичья фамилия {noun} :: maiden name (married woman's original last name)
девка {noun} :: wench, girl, bird, broad
девка {noun} :: maid
девка {noun} :: whore, tart, strumpet
девочка {noun} :: girl, little girl (before the age of puberty)
девочка-подросток {noun} :: girl, teenage girl (at the age of puberty)
девственная плева {noun} :: virginal membrane, hymen
девственник {noun} :: virgin
девственница {noun} :: virgin
девственность {noun} :: virginity, chastity
девственный {adj} :: virginal (being or resembling virgin)
девство {noun} :: maidenhood
девушка {noun} :: girl, lass (from the age of puberty to womanhood)
девушка {noun} :: miss (informal but common form of address to a young woman; may also apply to middle-aged women working in the service industry, e.g., sales.)
девушка {noun} :: girlfriend
девчата {noun} :: girls
девчонка {noun} :: girl
девчонка {noun} :: gal
девчушка {noun} :: girlie, lassie
девяносто {num} :: ninety (90)
девяносто восемь {num} :: ninety-eight (98)
девяносто два {num} :: ninety-two (92)
девяносто девять {num} :: ninety-nine (99)
девяностолетие {noun} :: ninety-year period
девяностолетие {noun} :: ninetieth anniversary, ninetieth birthday
девяностолетний {adj} :: ninety-year
девяностолетний {adj} :: ninety-year-old
девяносто один {num} :: ninety-one (91)
девяносто пять {num} :: ninety-five (95)
девяносто семь {num} :: ninety-seven (97)
девяносто три {num} :: ninety-three (93)
девяносто четыре {num} :: ninety-four (94)
девяносто шесть {num} :: ninety-six (96)
девяностый {adj} :: ninetieth
девясил {noun} :: inula, elecampane (Inula spp., especially Inula helenium)
девятая {noun} :: ninth part, one ninth
девятеро {num} :: nine (in a group together), nine of them
девятилетие {noun} :: nine-year period
девятилетие {noun} :: ninth anniversary, ninth birthday
девятилетний {adj} :: nine-year
девятилетний {adj} :: nine-year-old
девятиугольник {noun} :: enneagon
девятка {noun} :: (digit) nine
девятка {noun} :: group of nine
девятка {noun} :: nine
девятка {noun} :: No 9 bus (tram, etc)
девятка {noun} :: top corner of the goal
девятнадцатилетие {noun} :: nineteen-year period
девятнадцатилетие {noun} :: nineteenth anniversary, nineteenth birthday
девятнадцатилетний {adj} :: nineteen-year
девятнадцатилетний {adj} :: nineteen-year-old
девятнадцатиугольник {noun} :: enneadecagon
девятнадцатый {adj} :: nineteenth
девятнадцать {num} :: nineteen (19)
девятнадцатью {adv} :: 19x, nineteen times as much
девятый {adj} :: ninth
девять {num} :: nine (9)
девятьсот {num} :: nine hundred (900)
девятью {adv} :: 9x, nine times as much
деградация {noun} :: degradation
деградировать {vi both} :: to degrade, to degenerate
дегтярня {noun} :: tar works
дегустатор {noun} :: expert taster , degustator
дегустация {noun} :: tasting , degustation
дегустировать {v both} :: to taste
дед {noun} :: grandfather
дед {noun} :: old man
дед {noun} :: forefathers
дед {noun} :: soldier who is approaching demobilization
Дед Мороз {prop} :: Father Christmas, Father Frost (equivalent to Santa Claus)
дедов {adj} :: grandfather; grandfather's
дедовщина {noun} :: dedovshchina, mobbing, hazing, bullying (in the army)
дедский {adj} :: elderly; grandfather's, grandparents'
дедуля {noun} :: grandfather, granddad, pops
дедуля {noun} :: old man
дедушка {m anim} :: grandfather
дедушка {m anim} :: old man
Дедушка Мороз {m anim} :: Grandfather Frost (equivalent to our Saint Nicholas)
дедушкин {adj} :: grandfather's
деепричастие {noun} :: adverbial participle, gerund, verbal adverb
деепричастие настоящего времени {noun} :: present adverbial participle, present gerund
деепричастие прошедшего времени {noun} :: past adverbial participle, past gerund
дееспособность {noun} :: capacity
дееспособность {noun} :: efficiency, vitality
дееспособность {noun} :: competence, legal capacity
дееспособный {adj} :: effective
дееспособный {adj} :: able
дееспособный {adj} :: competent
дежа {noun} :: kneading trough
дежавю {n inan} :: deja vu
дежурить {v impf} :: to be on duty, to keep vigil, to keep watch
дежурная {noun} :: woman on duty
дежурный {adj} :: on duty
дежурный {adj} :: standing
дежурный {adj} :: open extra hours
дежурный {noun} :: person on duty
дежурство {noun} :: duty, watch
деза {noun} :: disinformation
дезадаптация {noun} :: maladaptation
дезадаптивный {adj} :: maladaptive
дезадаптировать {v both} :: to make (someone) maladapted; to isolate, to disturb
дезактивировать {v both} :: to decontaminate (to neutralize or remove dangerous substances)
дезертир {noun} :: deserter
дезертировать {v both} :: to desert, to defect
дезертирство {noun} :: desertion
дезертирство {noun} :: debt evasion
дезертирство {noun} :: dereliction of duty
дезинтеграция {noun} :: decomposition, disintegration, disintegration, disruption
дезинфекция {noun} :: disinfection
дезинфицировать {v both} :: to disinfect
дезинформация {noun} :: disinformation
дезодорант {noun} :: deodorant
дезоксирибонуклеиновая кислота {noun} :: deoxyribonucleic acid, DNA
дезоксирибонуклеиновый {adj} :: deoxyribonucleic
деизм {noun} :: deism
деист {noun} :: deist
действенность {noun} :: efficacy, efficiency
действенный {adj} :: effective
действие {noun} :: action, activity
действие {noun} :: effect, efficacy
действие {noun} :: influence, impact
действие {noun} :: operation
действие {noun} :: act
действительно {adv} :: really, actually, truly, indeed
действительное причастие настоящего времени {noun} :: present participle active
действительное причастие прошедшего времени {noun} :: past participle active
действительное число {noun} :: real number
действительность {noun} :: reality, actuality
действительность {noun} :: validity (of a document)
действительный {adj} :: real, actual, valid
действительный {adj} :: current
действительный {adj} :: active
действительный {adj} :: real
действительный залог {noun} :: active voice
действо {noun} :: action
действовать {v impf} :: to do an action or activity
действовать {v impf} :: to affect, to have an effect on
действующая сила {noun} :: agent (active power or cause)
действующие лица {noun} :: dramatis personae
действующий {adj} :: active, functioning, in force
действующий вулкан {noun} :: active volcano
дейтерий {noun} :: deuterium (isotope of hydrogen)
дека- {prefix} :: deca- (x10)
дека {noun} :: sounding board
декабрист {noun} :: Decembrist (sympathizer of the Decembrist revolt)
декабрь {noun} :: December
декабрьский {adj} :: December
декада {noun} :: ten days
декада {noun} :: ten years; decade
декалитр {noun} :: decaliter
декан {noun} :: dean
декан {noun} :: decane
деканат {noun} :: dean's office
декантер {noun} :: decanter (vessel or receptacle)
декантировать {v both} :: to decant (to slowly pour so as not to disturb the sediment)
декель {noun} :: deckle, tympan (a device in a papermaking machine)
декламация {noun} :: recitation, declamation
декламация {noun} :: false pathos, phrasemongering
декламировать {v impf} :: to declaim, to recite
декларация {noun} :: declaration
декларировать {v both} :: to proclaim, to declare, to lay down
декольте {n inan} :: décolletage, décolleté
декор {noun} :: décor
декоративность {noun} :: decorativeness, decorativity, ornamentality
декоративность {noun} :: picturesqueness
декоративный {adj} :: decorative
декоратор {noun} :: decorator
декорация {noun} :: decoration
декорировать {v both} :: to decorate
декорум {noun} :: decorum
декрет {noun} :: decree, edict
декрет {noun} :: colloq. maternity leave (short for декретный отпуск)
дексель {noun} :: adz, adze (cutting tool, used in railway business)
Делавэр {prop} :: Делавэр (state)
делание {noun} :: doing, making
делать {v impf} :: to make, to do
делать большие глаза {v impf} :: to look (as if) surprised or puzzled. (Lit., "to make large eyes".)
делать вид {v impf} :: to pretend, to affect (to make a false display of)
делать из мухи слона {idiom} :: to make a mountain out of a molehill
делать мат {v impf} :: to checkmate
делать погоду {v impf} :: to set the tone
делать покупки {v impf} :: to shop (to visit shops)
делать предложение {v impf} :: to propose (to ask for one's hand in marriage) (+ dative case)
делаться {v impf} :: to become, to get, to grow, to turn
делаться {v impf} :: to happen (with, to), to be going on
делать хорошую мину при плохой игре {v impf} :: to put a brave face on it, to grin and bear it
делать честь {v impf} :: to honour, to give credit
делегат {noun} :: delegate, deputy, representative
делегация {noun} :: delegation (a group of delegates)
делегирование {noun} :: delegation
делегировать {v both} :: to send as a delegate
делегировать {v both} :: to delegate
деление {noun} :: division, partition
деление {noun} :: point (on a scale)
делец {noun} :: businessman, moneymaker, operator
делёж {noun} :: sharing (out), distribution
делёжка {noun} :: division, distribution
Дели {prop} {m inan} :: Дели (megacity/and/union territory)
деликатес {noun} :: delicacy; dainty; delicatessen; tidbit; gourmet food
деликатно {adv} :: politely, tactfully, nicefully
деликатно {adv} :: delicately
деликатность {noun} :: tact, tactfulness, delicacy
деликатный {adj} :: delicate, considerate, tactful
деликатный {adj} :: subtle, fragile, delicate
деликатный {adj} :: delicate, sensitive, ticklish
делимое {noun} :: dividend (а number that is to be divided by another)
делимый {adj} :: divisible
делирий {noun} :: delirium
делитель {noun} :: divisor (a number that another is to be divided by)
делить {v impf} :: to divide
делить {v impf} :: to share, to exchange
делить {v impf} :: to confide, to tell
делиться {v impf} :: to be divided
делиться {v impf} :: to be divisible (only imperfective)
делиться {v impf} :: to share (perfective: поделиться)
делишки {noun} :: diminutive of дела: affairs, matters, things
дело {noun} :: affair, matter, concern
дело {noun} :: work, business
дело {noun} :: art, science
дело {noun} :: deed, act, action
дело {noun} :: case, investigation
дело {noun} :: file, dossier
дело {noun} :: cause
дело {noun} :: in expressions
деловито {adv} :: busily
деловитость {noun} :: business-like character, business-like manners
деловитый {adj} :: businesslike
деловой {adj} :: business, work, working
деловой {adj} :: businesslike
дело в том, что {phrase} :: the thing is (that); the problem is (that); the point is (that)
делопроизводитель {noun} :: filing clerk; secretary
делопроизводство {noun} :: clerical work, office work, records management (management of official documents)
дельный {adj} :: efficient, businesslike
дельный {adj} :: sensible
дельта {noun} :: delta (various senses)
дельта {noun} :: deltoid muscle
дельтаплан {noun} :: hang glider
дельфин {noun} :: dolphin
дельце {noun} :: endearing diminutive of дело
делянка {noun} :: plot of land for cultivation or cutting down
делянка {noun} :: share, portion
делянка {noun} :: share of total work allocated to someone
демагог {noun} :: demagogue
демагогия {noun} :: demagogy, demagogism, demagoguery
демаркация {noun} :: demarcation
демарш {noun} :: démarche
дематериализация {noun} :: dematerialization
дембель {noun} :: demob
дембель {noun} :: demobee
деминутив {noun} :: alternative form of диминутив
демиург {noun} :: demiurge
Демиург {prop} :: Demiurge
демобилизация {noun} :: demobilization
демобилизовать {v both} :: to demobilize
демобилизовать {v both} :: to discharge
демобилизоваться {v both} :: to be demobilized, to stop military service as a result of demobilization
демогеронт {noun} :: demogeron
демографический {adj} :: demographic
демография {noun} :: demography
демократ {noun} :: democrat
демократизация {noun} :: democratization
демократизм {noun} :: democracy
демократизм {noun} :: democratism
Демократическая Республика Конго {prop} :: Демократическая Республика Конго (country)
демократически {adv} :: democratically (in a democratic way)
демократический {adj} :: democratic
демократический социализм {noun} :: democratic socialism
демократический централизм {noun} :: democratic centralism
демократичный {adj} :: simple, unpretentious, humble; like or in the manner of the common man
демократичный {adj} :: affordable or accessible for the ordinary person
демократичный {adj} :: egalitarian
демократия {noun} :: democracy
Демокрит {prop} :: Democritus
демон {noun} :: demon (evil spirit)
демон {noun} :: daemon
демонизация {noun} :: demonization (the act of demonizing or something demonized)
демонический {adj} :: demonic
демонстрант {noun} :: demonstrator (a person involved in a demonstration)
демонстрантка {noun} :: female demonstrator (a person involved in a demonstration)
демонстративно {adv} :: in an emphatic manner
демонстративный {adj} :: demonstrative
демонстрационный {adj} :: demonstration (public display, political protest, or show of military force)
демонстрационный {adj} :: demonstrative
демонстрационный {adj} :: diversionary action
демонстрация {noun} :: demonstration (show, display)
демонстрация {noun} :: demonstration (march, protest)
демонстрация {noun} :: demonstration (show of military force)
демонстрация {noun} :: mass procession
демонстрация {noun} :: diversionary action
демонстрировать {v impf} :: to demonstrate, to exhibit, to show
демонтаж {noun} :: dismantling, disassembling, dismantlement
демонтировать {v both} :: to dismantle
демонтировать {v both} :: to disband, to abolish
деморализация {noun} :: demoralization, corruption of morals
деморализация {noun} :: demoralization
деморализовать {v both} :: to demoralize
демпинг {noun} :: dumping (selling goods at less than their normal price, especially in the export market)
демшиза {noun} :: the state of mind of a rabid radical democrat
демшиза {noun} :: rabid radical democrats
Демьян {prop} :: given name
денди {m anim} :: dandy, a man very concerned about his clothes and his appearance
дендрарий {noun} :: arboretum (place of many varieties of trees)
дендрохронология {noun} :: dendrochronology
денежка {noun} :: half-copeck coin
денежки {noun} :: diminutive of деньги
денежный {adj} :: monetary, pecuniary (relating to money)
денёк {noun} :: diminutive of день: day
Денис {prop} :: given name
Денисов {adj} :: Denis's, Dennis's
денник {noun} :: box stall
денница {noun} :: dawn
денница {noun} :: morning star
денно {adv} :: only used in денно и нощно
денно и нощно {adv} :: day and night (all the time)
денуклеаризация {noun} :: denuclearization
денщик {noun} :: valet, batman, aide-de-camp (a man's personal male attendant)
день {noun} :: day, daytime
день {noun} :: afternoon, early evening
День благодарения {prop} :: Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving Day (a holiday)
день варенья {noun} :: birthday (literally, jam day)
день всех святых {noun} :: All Hallows' Day (Christian feast day)
День всех святых {prop} :: All Saints' Day (feast day)
деньга {noun} :: denga (an old Russian coin)
деньга {noun} :: money, dough
деньга {noun} :: coin, note
деньги {noun} :: money
День дурака {prop} :: April Fools' Day (First day of April)
деньжата {noun} :: money
День Победы {noun} :: Victory Day
день рождения {noun} :: birthday
День смеха {prop} :: April Fools' Day
департамент {noun} :: department; board
депеша {noun} :: dispatch
депеша {noun} :: telegram
депеша {noun} :: (patry of post sendings) dispatch
депо {n inan} :: depot, station, warehouse (company or facility that provides maintenance, repair and parking for rolling stock, usually rail)
депо {n inan} :: station, firehouse, fire station (facility that accommodates fire trucks and special equipment)
депозит {noun} :: deposit (money placed in an account)
депортация {noun} :: deportation
депрессивный {adj} :: depressive
депрессия {noun} :: depression, slump, decline
депрессия {noun} :: depression, dejection
депутат {noun} :: deputy, delegate
депутатский {adj} :: deputy, delegate
Дербент {prop} :: Дербент (city)
дерби {n inan} :: Derby
дервиш {noun} :: Dervish
дергач {noun} :: corncrake, crake
дергач {noun} :: nail puller
деревенение {noun} :: lignification (turning to wood)
деревенеть {v impf} :: to stiffen
деревенеть {v impf} :: to grow numb
деревенеть {v impf} :: to lignify, to become wood
деревенский {adj} :: country, rural, rustic; village
деревенщина {m anim} {f anim} :: yokel, bumpkin, hick, redneck (unsophisticated or rural person)
деревенька {noun} :: diminutive of деревня: (a small) village
деревня {noun} :: village, hamlet
деревня {noun} :: the countryside, the rural population
деревня {noun} :: yokel, bumpkin
дерево {noun} :: tree
дерево {noun} :: wood (only singular)
деревообделочная {noun} :: woodworking shop
деревообделочник {noun} :: joiner, woodworker
деревообделочный {adj} :: woodworking
деревообрабатывающий {adj} :: woodworking
дереворубка {noun} :: felling machine, tree-felling machine
деревушка {noun} :: diminutive of деревня: (a small) village
деревце {noun} :: diminutive of дерево: sapling, small tree
деревцо {noun} :: diminutive of дерево: sapling, small tree
деревянеть {v impf} :: to lignify, to become wood
деревянистый {adj} :: ligneous, woody
деревянка {noun} :: common tormentil (a low, rosaceous herb of Europe, Potentilla erecta)
деревянность {noun} :: woodiness
деревянный {adj} :: wood; wooden
деревянный {adj} :: woody, ligneous
деревяшка {noun} :: piece of wood
деревяшка {noun} :: stump, wooden leg
дереза {noun} :: boxthorn, wolfberry (genus Lycium)
держава {noun} :: state, power
держава {noun} :: orb, globe, mound
державный {adj} :: sovereign, holding supreme power
державный {adj} :: majestic
держатель {noun} :: holder
держатель {noun} :: holder
держать {v impf} :: to hold, to keep, to support
держать за яйца {v impf} :: to get by the balls
держать на коротком поводке {v impf} :: to keep someone on a short leash
держаться {v impf} :: to hold on
держаться {v impf} :: to hold (by, to), to stick (to)
держаться {v impf} :: to conduct / comport oneself, to behave
держаться {v impf} :: to keep, to stick (to)
держаться {v impf} :: to hold out, to stand firm; to hold one's ground
держаться {v impf} :: to restrain oneself, to bear up
держаться {v impf} :: to last
держидерево {noun} :: Jerusalem thorn
дерзать {v impf} :: to dare, to venture
дерзить {v impf} :: to be insolent, to sass (to talk back)
дерзкий {adj} :: brazen, impudent, impertinent, insolent, cheeky, pert
дерзкий {adj} :: bold, daring, audacious
дерзко {adv} :: insolently, brazenly, impudently
дерзко {adv} :: boldly, audaciously
дерзнуть {v pf} :: to dare, to venture
дерзость {noun} :: impudence, impertinence, insolence, rudeness, cheek
дерзость {noun} :: daring, boldness, audacity
дериватив {noun} :: derivative (financial instrument whose value depends on the valuation of an underlying instrument)
дерматин {noun} :: leatherette (type of artificial leather)
дерьмо {noun} :: shit, crap (excrement)
дерьмо {noun} :: shit, crap (stuff, things)
дерьмо {noun} :: scumbag, shithead (a bad person)
дерьмовый {adj} :: crappy, shitty, lousy
дерьмократия {noun} :: democracy
деряба {noun} :: mistle thrush (Turdus viscivorus)
десант {noun} :: landing (of troops)
десант {noun} :: troops landed, landing party
десантирование {noun} :: landing, dropping
десантник {noun} :: paratrooper, commando
десантный {adj} :: landing
десерт {noun} :: dessert
десертное вино {noun} :: dessert wine, sweet wine
десертный {adj} :: dessert
дескать {particle} :: (a particle to introduce direct speech, somebody else's words or thoughts - real or imaginary), allegedly
десна {noun} :: gum (soft tissue around the teeth)
десница {noun} :: right hand
деспот {noun} :: despot
деспотизм {noun} :: despotism, tyranny
деспотия {noun} :: despotism
дестабилизация {noun} :: destabilization
деструктивный {adj} :: destructive
десятая {noun} :: tenth (one of ten equal parts of a whole)
десятеричный {adj} :: tenfold
десятеричный {adj} :: consisting of ten of anything
десятеричный {adj} :: denary
десятеро {num} :: ten (in a group together), ten of them
десятилетие {noun} :: ten-year period, decade
десятилетие {noun} :: tenth anniversary, tenth birthday
десятилетка {noun} :: ten-year secondary school
десятилетний {adj} :: ten-year; decennial
десятилетний {adj} :: ten-year-old
десятина {noun} :: dessiatina (old Russian unit of land measurement, approximately 2.7 acres)
десятина {noun} :: tithe
десятиугольник {noun} :: decagon
десятка {noun} :: ten (about numeral, card, bank note, bus number etc.)
десятка {noun} :: top ten
десятка {noun} :: ten
десяток {noun} :: ten, set of ten
десяток {noun} :: tens, ten's place
десяток {noun} :: decade
десяток {noun} :: dozens of, many
десятый {adj} :: tenth
десять {num} :: ten (10)
десять заповедей {f inanp} :: Ten Commandments
десять тысяч {num} :: ten thousand (10,000)
десятью {adv} :: 10x, ten times as much
детализация {noun} :: specification in detail
детализировать {v both} :: to specify in detail
деталь {noun} :: detail, nicety
деталь {noun} :: minutiae
деталь {noun} :: part, component
детально {adv} :: in detail, minutely
детальный {adj} :: detailed, minute
детвора {noun} :: children, kids
детдом {noun} :: acronym of детский дом: children's home, orphanage
детектив {noun} :: detective
детектив {noun} :: detective story (book or film), whodunit
детективный {adj} :: detective
детектор {noun} :: detector
детерминант {noun} :: determinant
детерминант {noun} :: determinant, determining factor
детерминатив {noun} :: determiner (class of words)
детёнок {noun} :: young one, youngster
детёнок {noun} :: baby, young child
детёныш {noun} :: young of an animal
детёныш {noun} :: baby animal
детина {m anim} :: husky / hefty / stalwart lad / chap, big fellow
детишки {noun} :: endearing form of дети: (cute little) children, kids
детище {noun} :: child, offspring
детище {noun} :: work, creation, brainchild
детка {noun} :: baby, honey (term of endearment)
детка {noun} :: baby, child (endearingly or ironically)
детонатор {noun} :: detonator (device used to detonate an explosive device)
деторождение {noun} :: childbearing, procreation
деточка {noun} :: diminutive of детка: child, kid
детсад {noun} :: acronym of детский сад: kindergarten
детская {noun} :: child's room, children's room
детская площадка {noun} :: playground
детский {adj} :: child; child's, children's
детский {adj} :: childish
детский {adj} :: baby
детский дом {noun} :: children's home, orphanage (a public institution for the care and protection of children whose parents have died or can no longer care for them)
детский сад {noun} :: kindergarten
детство {noun} :: childhood
деть {v pf} :: to put, to place
деть {v pf} :: to do with
деть {v pf} :: to leave, to mislay
деться {v pf} :: to disappear, to get (to another place)
деться {v pf} :: to put oneself, to go away
де-факто {adv} :: de facto (in fact or in practice)
дефект {noun} :: defect, blemish
дефектный {adj} :: defective
дефиле {n inan} :: defile (thin canyon)
дефиле {n inan} :: defiling, marching, parade
дефиле {n inan} :: fashion parade
дефиниция {noun} :: definition
дефис {noun} :: hyphen
дефицит {noun} :: deficit
дефицит {noun} :: deficiency, shortage
дефицитный {adj} :: unprofitable, showing a loss
дефицитный {adj} :: scarce, hard-to-get, in short supply
дефолт {noun} :: default
деформация {noun} :: deformation
деформирование {noun} :: deforming
деформировать {v both} :: to deform
дехканин {noun} :: Central Asian or Iranian peasant
децентрализация {noun} :: decentralization
децентрализовать {v both} :: to decentralize
деци- {prefix} :: deci- (10-1)
децибел {noun} :: decibel (a common measure of sound intensity)
дециграмм {noun} :: decigram
децилитр {noun} :: decilitre (a unit of volume, decilitre)
дециметр {noun} :: decimetre
дешеветь {v impf} :: to get cheaper
дешевизна {noun} :: cheapness
дешевле {adv} :: comparative of дешёвый
дешевле {adv} :: comparative of дёшево
дешёвка {noun} :: low price
дешёвка {noun} :: a cheap, worthless thing; cheapie
дешёвый {adj} :: cheap, empty, worthless
дешёвый {adj} :: cheap, inexpensive, low (of a price)
дешифрировать {v both} :: to decipher, to decode, to decrypt
дешифровать {v both} :: to decipher, to decode, to decrypt
де-юре {adv} :: de jure (by right)
деяние {noun} :: deed, act, action, exploit (heroic or extraordinary deed)
деятель {noun} :: doer, actor, agent (one who acts; a doer)
деятель {noun} :: (famous) personality
деятельница {noun} :: female doer, actor, agent (one who acts; a doer)
деятельница {noun} :: (famous) female personality
деятельность {noun} :: activity
деятельность {noun} :: work
деятельный {adj} :: active, energetic
деять {v impf} :: to do; to accomplish
дёготь {noun} :: tar, pitch
дёргать {v impf} :: to pull, to tug
дёргать {v impf} :: to pull out
дёргать {v impf} :: to twitch, to throb, to twinge
дёргать {v impf} :: to move sharply, to jerk
дёргать {v impf} :: to disturb
дёргаться {v impf} :: to twitch
дёргаться {v impf} :: (image) to jitter
дёргаться {v impf} :: to fret, to fidget
дёргаться {v impf} :: to rush, to scurry, to scamper
дёрен {noun} :: cornel, dogwood (Cornus gen. et spp.)
дёрн {noun} :: turf, sod, divot
дёрнуть {v pf} :: to pull, to tug
дёрнуть {v pf} :: to pull out
дёрнуть {v pf} :: to twitch, to throb, to twinge
дёрнуть {v pf} :: to move sharply, to jerk
дёрнуть {v pf} :: to disturb
дёрнуть {v pf} :: to drink, to knock back
дёрнуться {v pf} :: to twitch
дёрнуться {v pf} :: (image) to jitter
дёрнуться {v pf} :: to fret, to fidget
дёрнуться {v pf} :: to rush, to scurry, to scamper
Дё-Севр {prop} :: Дё-Севр (department)
дёшево {adv} :: cheaply (in a cheap manner)
джаз {noun} :: jazz
джаз-банд {noun} :: jazz band (group of musicians who play jazz music)
джазовый {adj} :: jazz
Джакарта {prop} :: Джакарта (capital city)
джакузи {n inan} :: jacuzzi
джан {noun} :: an affectionate term of address, dear, darling
джанк-фуд {noun} :: junk food (food with little or no nutritional value)
джей {n inan} :: (English letter) J, j
Джеймс {prop} {m} :: given name
Джек {prop} :: Jack
Джек-Потрошитель {prop} :: Jack the Ripper
джекфрут {noun} :: jackfruit (fruit)
джем {noun} :: jam (food)
джемпер {noun} :: jumper (woolen sweater or pullover)
джентльмен {noun} :: gentleman
джентльменский {adj} :: gentleman
джерки {m inan} {n inan} :: jerky (lean meat cured and preserved by cutting into thin strips and air-drying in the sun)
Джермук {prop} :: Джермук (town/spa town)
джерси {n inan} :: jersey (garment knitted from wool, worn over the upper body)
джи {n inan} :: (English letter) G, g
Джибути {prop} {f inan} :: Джибути (country)
Джибути {prop} {m inan} :: Джибути (capital city)
джибутийский {adj} :: Djiboutian
джигал {noun} :: cheater, cheat, one who cheats in card or board games (especially one who insists that s/he didn't cheat)
джигит {noun} :: dzhigit (djigit, jigit) (a skilled horseman in the Caucasus and Central Asia)
джим {noun} :: gym (sporting facility specialized for lifting weights and exercise)
джин {noun} :: gin
джинн {noun} :: jinn, jinni, genie (any of a class of spirits from Islamic mythology)
джинса {noun} :: denim
джинса {noun} :: jeanswear, denimwear
джинса {noun} :: advertisement content of low quality, containing a lot of cliches
джинсовый {adj} :: jeans
джинсовый {adj} :: denim
джинсы {noun} :: jeans
джип {noun} :: jeep
джиу-джитсу {n inan} :: jujitsu (method of self-defence established in Japan)
джихад {noun} :: jihad (holy war undertaken by Muslims)
джоггинг {noun} :: jogging (form of exercise)
джогинг {noun} :: jogging (form of exercise)
джойстик {noun} :: joystick
джокер {noun} :: joker
джокер {noun} :: A trick-taking card game popular in Russia and other countries of the former USSR
Джомолунгма {noun} :: Mount Everest
Джон {prop} :: given name
Джордж {prop} :: given name
Джорджия {noun} :: Джорджия (state)
Джорджтаун {prop} :: Джорджтаун (capital city)
Джорджтаун {prop} :: Georgetown, a district in Washington, D.C.
Джорджтаун {prop} :: Georgetown, a city in Kentucky, USA, with a population of about 21,000
джоуль {noun} :: joule (derived unit of energy, work and heat)
Джуба {prop} :: Джуба (capital city)
Джугашвили {prop} {m anim} {f anim} :: Dzhugashvili (a Georgian surname)
Джульетта {prop} {f anim} :: Juliet
джунгли {noun} :: jungle
джут {noun} :: jute
дзайбацу {m inan} :: zaibatsu (a Japanese conglomerate)
Дзауджикау {prop} {m inan} :: former name of Владикавказ Dzaudzhikau
дзельква {noun} :: zelkova tree
дзельква {noun} :: zelkova wood
дзельква граболистная {noun} :: Caucasian zelkova (tree or wood), Zelkova carpinifolia
дзельква пильчатая {noun} :: keyaki, Japanese zelkova (tree or wood), Zelkova serrata
дзонг-кэ {m inan} :: Dzongkha (language)
дзюдо {n inan} :: judo
ди- {prefix} :: di- (two, twice, double)
ди {n inan} :: (English letter) D, d
диабет {noun} :: diabetes
диагноз {noun} :: diagnosis (identification of the nature and cause of an illness)
диагност {noun} :: diagnostician
диагностик {noun} :: diagnostician
диагностика {noun} :: diagnostics, diagnosis
диагностировать {v both} :: to diagnose
диагностический {adj} :: diagnostic
диагональ {noun} :: diagonal
диаграмма {noun} :: diagram, graph, chart
диакон {noun} :: deacon
диалект {noun} :: dialect
диалектика {noun} :: dialectic
диалектический {adj} :: dialectical
диалектный {adj} :: dialect; dialectal
диалог {noun} :: dialogue
диамант {noun} :: diamond
диамант {noun} :: name of one of small fonts
диаметр {noun} :: diameter (line)
диаметрально {adv} :: diametrically
диаметрально противоположный {adj} :: antipodal, antipodean, diametrically opposed
Диана {prop} :: Diana
Диана {prop} :: given name
диапазон {noun} :: range; (radio) band; gamut
диархия {noun} :: diarchy
диаспора {noun} :: diaspora (dispersion of a group of people)
диаспора {noun} :: diaspore
диафрагма {noun} :: diaphragm
диафрагма {noun} :: diaphragm shutter
диафрагма {noun} :: stop
диафрагма {noun} :: diaphragm
див {noun} :: deva, demon
дива {noun} :: diva
диван {noun} :: sofa, couch, divan
диван {noun} :: divan, diwan (the council of state in a Muslim country)
диван {noun} :: divan, diwan (a collection of poems)
диванные войска {noun} :: armchair generals
диванный {adj} :: sofa, couch, divan
диванный эксперт {noun} :: armchair expert
диванчик {noun} :: diminutive of диван: (a small) sofa, couch, settee, divan
диверсант {noun} :: saboteur (especially foreign), wrecker
диверсионный {adj} :: sabotage, subversion
диверсионный {adj} :: subversive
диверсификация {noun} :: diversification (act of diversifying)
диверсия {noun} :: sabotage, subversion (act with intent to injure)
дивиденд {noun} :: dividend
дивизион {noun} :: cavalry battalion
дивизион {noun} :: artillery battalion
дивизион {noun} :: squadron
дивизионный {adj} :: division; divisional
дивизионный {adj} :: cavalry battalion
дивизионный {adj} :: artillery battalion
дивизионный {adj} :: squadron
дивизия {noun} :: division
дивить {v impf} :: to surprise
дивиться {v impf} :: to marvel (at)
дивный {adj} :: marvelous, wonderful, delightful, lovely
диво {noun} :: wonder, miracle, marvel
дивчина {noun} :: girl
дигамма {noun} :: digamma
диграф {noun} :: digraph (two-character sequence)
диграф {noun} :: digraph (a pair of letters, especially a pair representing a single phoneme)
дидактический {adj} :: didactic
Дидона {prop} :: Dido
диез {noun} :: sharp
диета {noun} :: diet
диетический {adj} :: diet; dietary
Дижон {prop} :: Дижон (city)
дизайн {noun} :: design, style
дизайнер {noun} :: designer (person who designs; male or female)
дизайнерский {adj} :: designer, designer's
дизель {noun} :: diesel fuel
дизель {noun} :: diesel engine
дизель {noun} :: diesel motor
дизельный {adj} :: diesel
дизентерия {noun} :: dysentery
диканя {noun} :: threshing sledge
дикарка {noun} :: female savage (and other senses, see дикарь for more)
дикарь {noun} :: savage
дикарь {noun} :: shy person, unsociable person
дикарь {noun} :: non-official holiday-maker (without a tour group or a prepaid hotel)
дикий {adj} :: wild, savage
дикий {adj} :: uncivilized
дикий {adj} :: odd, bizarre
дикий {adj} :: outrageous
Диккенс {prop} :: Dickens: an English surname
дико {adv} :: wildly
дико {adv} :: with a wild look
дико {adv} :: terribly, awfully, badly
дико {pred} :: it is desolate
дико {pred} :: it is absurd
дикобраз {noun} :: porcupine
диковина {noun} :: something surprising, unprecedented or unheard of; rarity, curiosity, an unusual or outlandish object
диковинка {noun} :: endearing diminutive of диковина: (small) wonder, a strange or unusual thing or phenomenon, gimmick
диковинный {adj} :: bizarre, strange, peculiar, unusual, out of the way
дикость {noun} :: wildness, savagery
дикость {noun} :: shyness, unsociableness, lack of sociability
диктант {noun} :: dictation (an activity in school where the teacher reads a passage aloud and the students write it down)
диктат {noun} :: dictate
диктатор {noun} :: dictator
диктатура {noun} :: dictatorship
диктовать {v impf} :: to dictate
диктовка {noun} :: dictation, dictating (action)
диктор {noun} :: anchor, announcer, speaker anchorman
дикторша {noun} :: female anchor, announcer, speaker, anchorwoman
диктофон {noun} :: dictation machine, dictaphone
дикуша {noun} :: Siberian spruce grouse, Falcipennis falcipennis
дикция {noun} :: diction
дилемма {noun} :: dilemma
дилер {noun} :: dealer
дилер {noun} :: dealer, broker
дилерский {adj} :: dealer
дилетант {noun} :: smatterer, dilettante
дилетант {noun} :: amateur, dabbler
дилетантка {noun} :: female smatterer, dilettante
дилетантка {noun} :: female amateur, dabbler (someone who is inept)
дилетантский {adj} :: amateur, amateurish, dilettante (showing a lack of professionalism, experience or talent)
Дили {prop} {m inan} :: Дили (capital city)
Дилижан {prop} :: Дилижан (town)
дилижанс {noun} :: stage-coach, diligence (horse-drawn coach to transport passengers and mail)
Дима {prop} {m anim} :: given name
димер {noun} :: dimer
диминутив {noun} :: diminutive
Димон {prop} {m anim} :: given name: pejorative of Дмитрий
дина {noun} :: dyne
динамизм {noun} :: dynamism
динамик {noun} :: loudspeaker
динамика {noun} :: dynamics
динамика {noun} :: movement, action
динамит {noun} :: dynamite
динамический {adj} :: dynamic
динамично {adv} :: dynamically
динамичность {noun} :: dynamism, energy
динамичный {adj} :: dynamic
динамо {n inan} :: dynamo
динамо {f anim} :: a girl or a woman who flirts without offering (promised) sex; cocktease
динар {noun} :: dinar
династия {noun} :: dynasty
динго {m anim} {f anim} :: dingo
динозавр {noun} :: dinosaur
динь-динь-динь {interj} :: ding dong (onomatopoeia for the sound of a doorbell)
диод {noun} :: diode
диплом {noun} :: diploma (certificate)
диплом {noun} :: certificate of degree (Russia, USSR)
дипломант {noun} :: person who is awarded with academic diploma; prizewinner, laureate
дипломат {noun} :: diplomat (person who is accredited to represent a government)
дипломат {noun} :: briefcase
дипломатический {adj} :: diplomatic
дипломатия {noun} :: diplomacy
дипломник {noun} :: student working on graduation thesis
дипломный {adj} :: diploma, certificate of degree
дипсотрудник {noun} :: diplomatic officer, diplomatic worker
-дирать {affix} :: Combining form used to form imperfective counterparts of prefixed derivatives of драть (to tear)
директива {noun} :: directive (instruction or guideline that indicates how to perform an action or reach a goal)
директор {noun} :: manager, director, principal, headmaster
директория {noun} :: directory, folder (structured listing of files)
директорский {adj} :: directorial, managerial; director's, manager's
директриса {noun} :: female director
директриса {noun} :: headmistress
директриса {noun} :: directrix
директриса {noun} :: line of fire
дирекция {noun} :: directorate, board of directors
дирекция {noun} :: directorate, management
дирекция {noun} :: director's office, manager's office
дирижабль {noun} :: airship, dirigible, blimp
дирижёр {noun} :: conductor of a musical ensemble, bandmaster
дирижировать {v impf} :: (orchestra, choir) to conduct
дирижировать {v impf} :: to tp orchestrate
дирхам {noun} :: dirham
дисбаланс {noun} :: disbalance, imbalance
дисгармония {noun} :: disharmony
дисгармония {noun} :: inconsistency
диск {noun} :: disk, disc
диск {noun} :: discus, platter
диск {noun} :: cartridge-drum
диск {noun} :: CD, compact disc
дисквалификация {noun} :: disqualification
дисквалифицировать {v both} :: to disqualify
дискета {noun} :: floppy disk
диско {m inan} :: disco (type of music)
дисковод {noun} :: disk drive
дискомфорт {noun} :: discomfort
дискотека {noun} :: discotheque, disco
дискредитация {noun} :: discredit, discrediting; defamation
дискредитировать {v both} :: to discredit, to compromise, to disgrace
дискретно {adv} :: discretely
дискретный {adj} :: discrete
дискриминация {noun} :: discrimination (distinct treatment on the basis of prejudice)
дискурс {noun} :: discourse
дискуссионный {adj} :: discussion
дискуссионный {adj} :: controversial, debatable
дискуссия {noun} :: discussion
дискутант {noun} :: discussant
дискутант {noun} :: panellist
дискутировать {v impf} :: to discuss, to debate (participate in a discussion or debate)
дислокация {noun} :: location, disposition
дислокация {noun} :: displacement, dislocation
дислоцировать {v both} :: to deploy, to station
дислоцироваться {v both} :: to be deployed, to be stationed
диспансер {noun} :: dispensary (an institution that dispenses medical supplies and advice)
диспашер {noun} :: average adjuster, claims adjuster
дисперсионный {adj} :: dispersion; dispersive
дисперсионный {adj} :: variance
дисперсия {noun} :: dispersion
дисперсия {noun} :: variance
диспетчер {noun} :: dispatcher, controller, traffic superintendent
диспетчерский {adj} :: dispatch
диспетчерский {adj} :: traffic control
дисплей {noun} :: display (electronic screen)
диспозиция {noun} :: disposition
диспозиция {noun} :: written marching orders
диспозиция {noun} :: disposition
диспрозий {noun} :: dysprosium
диспропорция {noun} :: disproportion
диспут {noun} :: dispute, debate
диспутировать {v both} :: to debate (mostly used in scholarly settings)
диссертация {noun} :: dissertation; thesis
диссидент {noun} :: dissident; maverick
диссидентский {adj} :: dissident
диссонанс {noun} :: dissonance
дистальный {adj} :: distal
дистанционное обучение {noun} :: distance learning (education obtained remotely)
дистанционное управление {noun} :: remote control
дистанционный {adj} :: remote-controlled
дистанционный {adj} :: distance
дистанцировать {v both} :: to distance
дистанцироваться {v both} :: to distance oneself, to move away
дистанция {noun} :: distance (amount of space between two points)
дистрибуция {noun} :: distribution
дистрибьютер {noun} :: alternative form of дистрибьютор
дистрибьютор {noun} :: distributor (intermediary between manufacturer and reseller)
дистрофия {noun} :: dystrophy
дисфория {noun} :: dysphoria
дисфункция {noun} :: dysfunction (failure to function)
дисциплина {noun} :: discipline
дисциплина {noun} :: branch of science
дисциплинарный {adj} :: disciplinary
дисциплинированность {noun} :: discipline, self-discipline
дисциплинированный {adj} :: disciplined
дисциплинировать {v both} :: to discipline
дитё {noun} :: alternative form of дитя
дитёнок {noun} :: little baby, young child
дитя {noun} :: child, baby, kid (also used ironically or in similes)
дитя индиго {noun} :: Indigo child
дифирамб {noun} :: dithyramb, eulogy (a solemn choral song in honor of the god Dionysus)
дифирамб {noun} :: exaggerated accolade
дифракция {noun} :: diffraction
дифтерия {noun} :: diphtheria
дифтонг {noun} :: diphthong
диффамация {noun} :: defamation, libel
дифференциал {noun} :: differential
дифференциальный {adj} :: differential
дифференциация {noun} :: differentiation, differentiating
дифференцировать {v both} :: to differentiate, to distinguish
дифференцировать {v both} :: to differentiate
диффузия {noun} :: diffusion (intermingling of the molecules)
дичать {v impf} :: to run wild
дичать {v impf} :: to become wild, to grow wild
дичать {v impf} :: to become shy or unsociable
дичина {noun} :: venison, game
дичь {noun} :: game (wild animals or birds hunted for food)
дичь {noun} :: wilderness
дичь {noun} :: nonsense, bosh, rubbish, rot
диэлектрический {adj} :: dielectric (electrically insulating)
диэтил {noun} :: diethyl
длань {noun} :: palm
длина {noun} :: length
длиннее {adj} :: comparative of длинный
длиннее {adj} :: comparative of длинно
длинней {adj} :: comparative of длинный
длинней {adj} :: comparative of длинно
длинно {adv} :: for a long time
длинно {adv} :: at length, too verbosely
длинноволосый {adj} :: long-haired
длинноногий {adj} :: long-legged (having long legs)
длиннорукий {adj} :: long-armed
длинный {adj} :: long, lengthy
длинный {adj} :: tall, lanky
длинный {adj} :: too long, longer than necessary
длиннющий {adj} :: very long
длительность {noun} :: duration, time length
длительный {adj} :: long, protracted, lengthy
длить {v impf} :: to delay
длиться {v impf} :: to last (of time duration)
для {prep} :: for
Дмитрий {prop} :: given name
Дмитров {prop} :: Dmitrov (city in Russia, near Moscow)
дмитровский {adj} :: Dmitrov (city in Russia, near Moscow)
дневальный {noun} :: orderly; person on duty
дневник {noun} :: diary
дневник {noun} :: journal, datebook, daybook
дневник {noun} :: school record book
дневниковый {adj} :: diary
дневниковый {adj} :: journal, datebook
дневниковый {adj} :: notebook, school record book
дневной {adj} :: day, daytime
Днепр {prop} :: Днепр (river)
Днепропетровск {prop} :: Днепропетровск (city)
Днестр {prop} :: Днестр (river)
днесь {adv} :: now, nowadays, today
днём {adv} :: by day, during the day
днём и ночью {adv} :: day and night (all the time)
днище {noun} :: bottom, bilge (of a vessel)
ДНК {prop} {f inan} :: DNA
дно {noun} :: floor, bed (hard surface at the bottom of a body of water)
дно {noun} :: bottom surface of a container
дно {noun} :: bottom of society
ДНР {prop} {f inan} :: initialism of Донецкая Народная Республика
днюха {noun} :: birthday
днюха {noun} :: birthday party
до- {prefix} :: up to
до- {prefix} :: completely (describing a completion of an action to its end)
до {prep} :: before
до {prep} :: up to, till, until
до {prep} :: with respect to, concerning, regarding
до {n inan} :: (musical note) C
добавить {v pf} :: to add
добавиться {v pf} :: to accrue
добавка {noun} :: additive (substance altering another substance)
добавка {noun} :: amendment
добавка {noun} :: second helping
добавка {noun} :: refill
добавление {noun} :: addition, addendum, add-on, supplement
добавлять {v impf} :: to add
добавляться {v impf} :: to accrue
добавочно {adv} :: additionally, addedly (in addition)
добавочный {adj} :: additional, extra
добавочный {adj} :: supplementary
добавочный {adj} :: accessory
добегать {v impf} :: to run (to; as far as), to reach
добегать {v pf} :: to finish running
добегаться {v pf} :: to run into trouble
добежать {v pf} :: to run (to; as far as), to reach
добела {adv} :: till something is spotlessly clean or white
до бемоль {noun} :: C flat
доберман-пинчер {noun} :: Dobermann, Dobermann pinscher
добивать {v impf} :: to kill off, to finish off
добивать {v impf} :: to crush completely, to destroy completely
добивать {v impf} :: to finish
добивать {v impf} :: to beat (до to a particular state)
добивать {v impf} :: to finish chiming (of a clock)
добиваться {v impf} :: to (try to) achieve, to attain, to get, to reach (+ genitive)
добиваться {v impf} :: to strive for (+ genitive)
добиваться {v impf} :: to find out (about) (+ genitive)
добираться {v impf} :: to get (to), to reach
добить {v pf} :: to kill off, to finish off
добить {v pf} :: to crush completely, to destroy completely
добить {v pf} :: to finish
добить {v pf} :: to beat (до to a particular state)
добить {v pf} :: to finish chiming (of a clock)
добиться {v pf} :: to (try to) achieve, to attain, to get, to reach (+ genitive)
добиться {v pf} :: to find out (about) (+ genitive)
доблестный {adj} :: valiant, gallant, valorous, heroic, brave
доблесть {noun} :: valour, prowess
добраться {v pf} :: to get (to), to reach
добредать {v impf} :: to plod, to trudge (somewhere)
добренький {adj} :: endearing diminutive of добрый
добрести {v pf} :: to plod, to trudge (somewhere)
добреть {v impf} :: to become kind
добреть {v impf} :: to gain weight, to get fat
добро {noun} :: the good
добро {noun} :: goods, property
добро {noun} :: stuff
добро {noun} :: green light, consent, permission
добро {particle} :: okay
добро {adv} :: kindly
доброволец {noun} :: volunteer (one who voluntarily offers himself for service; voluntary soldier; one who acts without legal obligation)
добровольно {adv} :: voluntarily (in a voluntary manner)
добровольный {adj} :: voluntary, of one's free will
добровольческий {adj} :: volunteer
добровольческий {adj} :: voluntary
доброго времени суток {interj} :: good morning Used as a greeting when meeting somebody for the first time in the morning
доброго времени суток {interj} :: good evening Used as a greeting in the evening
доброго времени суток {interj} :: good afternoon; a greeting said when meeting somebody in the afternoon
доброго времени суток {interj} :: good day A somewhat formal greeting generally used between sunrise and sunset
доброго времени суток {interj} :: good whatever time of day
доброго пути {interj} :: bon voyage!
добродетель {noun} :: virtue (excellence in morals)
добродетельный {adj} :: virtuous, righteous
добродушие {noun} :: mansuetude, amiability, geniality, good nature
добродушно {adv} :: genially
добродушный {adj} :: good-natured
доброе утро {interj} :: good morning
доброжелатель {noun} :: well-wisher
доброжелательно {adv} :: benevolently
доброжелательность {noun} :: benevolence, kindness, goodwill
доброжелательный {adj} :: benevolent, well-wishing
доброкачественный {adj} :: benign
добро пожаловать {interj} :: welcome!
добропорядочный {adj} :: respectable, honest
добросовестно {adv} :: honestly
добросовестно {adv} :: in good faith
добросовестность {noun} :: conscientiousness, bona fides
добросовестность {noun} :: scrupulosity
добросовестный {adj} :: conscientious, fair
добрососедский {adj} :: neighbourly (showing the qualities of a friendly and helpful neighbour)
добрососедство {noun} :: (good-)neighbourliness; (good)-neighbourly relations
доброта {noun} :: kindness, goodness
добротный {adj} :: durable, high-quality
добро тому врать, кто за морем бывал {proverb} :: long ways, long lies
добрый {adj} :: kind, good, genial
добрый {adj} :: kindly, good-hearted
добрый {adj} :: gracious, nice
добрый {adj} :: gentle, soft
добрый {adj} :: decent
добрый {adj} :: benign
добрый {adj} :: beneficent
добрый {adj} :: tenderhearted
добрый {adj} :: good-natured
добрый {adj} :: kindhearted, warm-hearted
добрый {adj} :: good, solid
добрый вечер {interj} :: good evening
добрый день {interj} :: good day, good afternoon
добряк {noun} :: kind, good-hearted man, good-natured person, good soul
добудиться {v pf} :: to succeed in waking up, (manage to) to wake up
добывание {noun} :: getting, procuring
добывание {noun} :: extraction, mining
добывать {v impf} :: to obtain, to get, to procure
добывать {v impf} :: to extract, to mine, to quarry
добывать {v impf} :: to bag hunt
добывающий {adj} :: extractive
добытчик {noun} :: someone who extracts resources (miner, hunter, fisherman, etc.)
добытчик {noun} :: breadwinner, (good) earner (someone who is able to make good money)
добыть {v pf} :: to obtain, to get, to procure
добыть {v pf} :: to extract, to mine, to quarry
добыть {v pf} :: to bag hunt
добыча {noun} :: extraction, mining, quarrying
добыча {noun} :: booty, spoil, plunder (plunder taken from an enemy in time of war, or seized by piracy)
добыча {noun} :: prey, catch (something which is captured or caught)
доведение {noun} :: finishing, bringing to (something)
доведение {noun} :: reduction
доведь {noun} :: king, kinged piece
довезти {v pf} :: to take (to), to carry (as far as, to), to bring (to, as far as)
доверенность {noun} :: letter of attorney, power of attorney
доверенность {noun} :: proxy
доверенный {adj} :: trusted, authorized
доверенный {noun} :: proxy
доверенный {noun} :: agent
доверие {noun} :: trust (confidence in or reliance on some person or quality)
доверительно {adv} :: confidentially, in confidence
доверительность {noun} :: secrecy, privacy, confidentiality
доверительный {adj} :: confidential, secret
доверительный {adj} :: trusting, confiding
доверительный {adj} :: warrant, power of attorney; trust, confidence
доверить {v pf} :: to entrust (to)
довериться {v pf} :: to trust (in), to confide (in)
доверху {adv} :: to the top, to the brim
доверчиво {adv} :: trustingly (in a trusting manner)
доверчивость {noun} :: trustfulness
доверчивость {noun} :: credulity
доверчивость {noun} :: gullibility (quality of being easily deceived)
доверчивый {adj} :: credulous, gullible (excessively ready to believe things)
довершение {noun} :: completion, consummation
доверяй, но проверяй {proverb} :: trust, but verify
доверять {v impf} :: to trust
доверять {v impf} :: to entrust, to trust, to charge
доверять {v impf} :: to trust, to believe, to give credence
доверяться {v impf} :: to trust (in), to confide (in)
довесок {noun} :: makeweight
довесок {noun} :: any piece added to something to achieve a desired weight
довести {v pf} :: to lead, to take, to accompany , to bring
довести {v pf} :: to scald
довести {v pf} :: to drive, to reduce, to bring, to carry
довести {v pf} :: to inform
довестись {v pf} :: to have occasion, to have a chance
довле {adv} :: sufficiently, enough
довлетворить {v impf} :: satisfy, fulfill
довлеть {v impf} :: to satisfy
довлеть {v impf} :: to weigh upon someone, to burden, to hang over
довод {noun} :: argument, reason
доводить {v impf} :: to see, to lead, to take, to accompany , to bring
доводить {v impf} :: to scald
доводить {v impf} :: to drive, to reduce, to bring, to carry
доводить {v impf} :: to inform
доводиться {v impf} :: to have an occasion , to happen
доводиться {v impf} :: to be related to
доводка {noun} :: finishing
доводка {noun} :: tuning, refinement, tweaking
довоенный {adj} :: antebellum, prewar
довозить {v impf} :: to take (to), to carry (as far as, to), to bring (to, as far as)
довозить {v pf} :: to finish conveying
довольно {adv} :: enough, sufficient
довольно {adv} :: quite, rather, pretty, fairly
довольно {adv} :: contentedly
довольно {pred} :: it is enough
довольно-таки {adv} :: rather, somewhat
довольный {adj} :: content, satisfied, pleased
довольствие {noun} :: ration, allowance
довольствие {noun} :: contentment
довольство {noun} :: contentment, satisfaction
довольство {noun} :: prosperity, comfortable circumstances
довольствоваться {v impf} :: to be content/satisfied (with), to content oneself (with)
довольствоваться {v impf} :: to draw allowances/supplies
доврачебный {adj} :: first-aid
до встречи {interj} :: see you (later), goodbye (farewell)
дог {noun} :: Great Dane
догадаться {v pf} :: to guess (to reach an unqualified conclusion)
догадаться {v pf} :: to surmise, to suspect, to conjecture
догадаться {v pf} :: to cotton on, to glom on
догадка {noun} :: guess, conjecture, surmise; (plural) guesswork
догадливый {adj} :: quick-witted, clever
догадываться {v impf} :: to guess (to reach an unqualified conclusion)
догадываться {v impf} :: to surmise, to suspect, to conjecture
догма {noun} :: dogma (authoritative principle, belief or statement of opinion)
догмат {noun} :: doctrine; tenet; dogma
догматический {adj} :: dogmatic
догнать {v pf} :: to catch up, to overtake
догнать {v pf} :: to drive to, to bring to
договаривать {v impf} :: to finish speaking/saying/telling
договариваться {v impf} :: to agree (mutually), to arrange (about, for), to come to an agreement / understanding (about)
договариваться {v impf} :: to come (to), to talk (to the point of)
договариваться {v impf} :: to negotiate (about)
договор {noun} :: agreement, contract
договор {noun} :: pact, treaty
договорённость {noun} :: agreement (an understanding to follow a course of conduct)
договорить {v pf} :: to finish speaking/saying/telling
договориться {v pf} :: to agree (mutually), to arrange (about, for), to come to an agreement / understanding (about)
договориться {v pf} :: to come (to), to talk (to the point of)
договорной {adj} :: treaty, contract; contractual
догонялки {noun} :: tag (children's game)
догонять {v impf} :: to catch up, to overtake
догонять {v impf} :: to drive to, to bring to
догорать {v impf} :: to burn down, to burn out, to burn low
догореть {v pf} :: to burn down, to burn out, to burn low
догхантер {noun} :: dog hunter (a person who is engaged in the extermination of stray dogs)
доделать {v pf} :: to finish doing, to complete, to bring a task to the end
доделывать {v impf} :: to finish doing, to complete, to bring a task to the end
до диез {noun} :: C sharp (C#)
Додома {prop} :: Додома (capital city)
Додоново {noun} :: Dodonovo, a village near Zheleznogorsk, Krasnoyarsk Krai
додредноут {noun} :: pre-dreadnought battleship
додумать {v pf} :: to think over/out/through (to the end), to do some more thinking (about)
додумать {v pf} :: to think up what is missing, to complete
додуматься {v pf} :: to think up, to come to the idea, to hit
додуматься {v pf} :: to go as far as
додумывать {v impf} :: to think over/out/through (to the end), to do some more thinking (about)
додумывать {v impf} :: to think up what is missing, to complete
додумываться {v impf} :: to think up, to come to the idea, to hit
доедать {v impf} :: to eat, to finish eating, to eat up
доезжать {v impf} :: to reach, to arrive (by horse or vehicle)
доесть {v pf} :: to eat, to finish eating, to eat up
доехать {v pf} :: to reach, to arrive (by horse or vehicle)
дож {noun} :: doge
дождаться {v pf} :: to wait until, to (manage to) wait for a long time
дождаться {v pf} :: to end (by)
дождевик {noun} :: puffball (mushroom)
дождевик {noun} :: raincoat
дождевой {adj} :: rain
дождевой червь {noun} :: earthworm (animal)
дождик {noun} :: endearing diminutive of дождь
дождичек {noun} :: endearing form of дождь
дождливый {adj} :: rainy
дождь {noun} :: rain
доживать {v impf} :: to live so long
дожидаться {v impf} :: to await, to wait (un)till, to (manage to) wait for a long time
дожить {v pf} :: to live, to remain alive, to survive (until), to live to see
дожить {v pf} :: to find oneself in a disgraceful condition
дожить {v pf} :: to stay, to spend (the rest of)
дожить {v pf} :: to use up the last of one's money
доза {noun} :: dose, draught
до завтра {phrase} :: until tomorrow; see you tomorrow
дозаправить {v pf} :: to refuel (a plane)
дозаправиться {vi pf} :: to refuel
дозаправка {noun} :: refueling
дозаправлять {v impf} :: to refuel (a plane)
дозаправляться {vi impf} :: to refuel
дозваниваться {v impf} :: to (try to) get on the phone, to get through (to)
дозволение {noun} :: permission
дозволенность {noun} :: permissibility
дозволенный {adj} :: allowed; permitted; legal
дозволительный {adj} :: allowable, permissible
дозволить {v pf} :: to permit, to allow, to authorize
дозволять {v impf} :: to permit, to allow, to authorize
дозвониться {v pf} :: to (try to) get on the phone, to get through (to)
дозировать {v both} :: to dose, to dispense medication to
дозировать {v both} :: to establish the dose of
дозировать {v both} :: to divide into doses
дозировать {v both} :: to meter, to ration
дозировка {noun} :: dosing
дозировка {noun} :: dosage
дознаватель {noun} :: investigator, interrogator
дознаваться {v pf} :: to find out, to inquire (about)
дознание {noun} :: inquiry, inquest, investigation
дознаться {v impf} :: to find out, to inquire (about)
дозор {noun} :: patrol, round
дозревать {v impf} :: to ripen completely
дозревать {v impf} :: to mature
дозреть {v pf} :: to ripen completely
дозреть {v pf} :: to mature
доиграть {v pf} :: to finish playing
доигрывать {v impf} :: to finish playing
доисторический {adj} :: prehistoric (relating to the epoch before written records)
доить {v impf} :: to milk (to express milk from mammal)
доить {v impf} :: to give a handjob
дойти {v pf} :: to go to, to come to, to arrive at, to reach
дойти {v pf} :: to come down to
дойти {v pf} :: (prices) to rise, to run up to, to amount to
дойти {v pf} :: to ejaculate, to cum
док {noun} :: dock
дока {m anim} :: expert, authority, pundit
доказательный {adj} :: demonstrative, conclusive
доказательство {noun} :: proof, evidence
доказательство {noun} :: proving
доказать {v pf} :: to prove, to demonstrate
доказывание {noun} :: substantiation, proof, proving, showing
доказывать {v impf} :: to prove, to demonstrate
до каких пор {adv} :: until when
докапываться {v impf} :: to dig down (to)
докапываться {v impf} :: to (try to) find out, to discover, to hunt out, to arrive, to get to the bottom (of)
докатиться {v pf} :: to roll (to), to go rolling (to)
докатиться {v pf} :: to reach
докатиться {v pf} :: (sounds) to roll, to thunder, to boom
докатиться {v pf} :: to come down (to), to sink (into), to end up
докатываться {v impf} :: to roll (to), to go rolling (to)
докатываться {v impf} :: to reach
докатываться {v impf} :: (sounds) to roll, to thunder, to boom
доклад {noun} :: report, paper
доклад {noun} :: lecture
доклад {noun} :: announcement
докладная {noun} :: memorandum, report; ellipsis of докладная записка
докладной {adj} :: report
докладчик {noun} :: lecturer; speaker, reporter; rapporteur
докладывать {v impf} :: to report, to announce (to notify formally)
докладывать {v impf} :: to add more, to put more (e.g. into a portion)
доколе {adv} :: how long?
доколе {adv} :: as long as, until
доконать {v pf} :: to ruin, to finish off, to end, to destroy
докопаться {v pf} :: to dig down (to)
докопаться {v pf} :: to (try to) find out, to discover, to hunt out, to arrive, to get to the bottom (of)
доктор {noun} :: doctor (PhD or MD)
докторишка {noun} :: doctor
доктор наук {noun} :: The highest degree in higher education in Russia, based on the quality of the researcher's (professor's) work as a whole
докторский {adj} :: doctor's
докторский {adj} :: doctoral
доктрина {noun} :: doctrine
докуда {adv} :: how far; up to where, until where
документ {noun} :: document, paper
документально {adv} :: documentarily
документальный {adj} :: documentary
документальный фильм {noun} :: documentary film
документация {noun} :: documentation (something transposed from a thought to a document)
документация {noun} :: documentation (documents that explain the operation of a particular software program)
документооборот {noun} :: document workflow, document circulation (workflow of documents in an organization, from inception to disposal)
докуривать {vt impf} :: to finish smoking
докурить {vt pf} :: to finish smoking
докучать {v impf} :: to annoy, to bother, to pester, to importune (to disturb or irritate)
докучливый {adj} :: tiresome, annoying, bothersome, importunate, pesky
дол {noun} :: dale, vale
долбануть {v pf} :: to peck once, to hammer once
долбануть {v pf} :: to drink
долбать {v impf} :: alternative form of долбить
долбить {v impf} :: to peck (e.g. of birds), to gouge a hole in (to make a dent or a hole by constantly hitting the surface)
долбить {v impf} :: to knock, to hit
долбить {v impf} :: to constantly repeat, to remind about something
долбить {v impf} :: to memorize by constantly repeating
долбить {v impf} :: to scold, to criticize
долбить {v impf} :: to destroy by using sloppily
долбить {v impf} :: to use drugs
долбить {v impf} :: to fuck
долбоёб {noun} :: dickhead, fuckwit, dumbass, dipshit, motherfucker (stupid person)
долг {noun} :: duty, obligation
долг {noun} :: debt
долгий {adj} :: long
долго {adv} :: a long time; for a long time
долговато {adv} :: rather a long time
долговечность {noun} :: longevity, durability
долговечный {adj} :: durable, long-lasting
долговечный {adj} :: long-lived
долговой {adj} :: debt
долговременный {adj} :: long-term, of long duration, lasting
долговременный {adj} :: permanent
долговязый {adj} :: lanky, gangling
долгожданный {adj} :: long-awaited
долгожитель {noun} :: very-long-lived person, centenarian
долголетие {noun} :: longevity (the quality of being long-lasting, especially of life)
долго ли {adv} :: how long
долго ль {adv} :: how long
долгоносик {noun} :: weevil (herbivorous beetle)
долгопят {noun} :: tarsier
долгорукий {adj} :: long-armed
долгосрочный {adj} :: long-dated, long-range, long-term
долгострой {noun} :: lingering construction, unfinished construction, long-term construction
долгота {noun} :: longitude (angular distance)
долгота {noun} :: length (of the day)
долготерпение {noun} :: long-suffering
долевой {adj} :: share, portion
долевой {adj} :: lengthwise, longitudinal
долее {adv} :: comparative of долгий
долее {adv} :: comparative of долго
долетать {v impf} :: to fly (to, as far as), (thrown object, projectile etc) to reach
долетать {v impf} :: to reach
долететь {v pf} :: to fly (to, as far as), (thrown object, projectile etc) to reach
долететь {v pf} :: to reach
должать {vi impf} :: to lend, to borrow
должен {pred} :: obligated
долженство {noun} :: a must, something that must be done, duty
долженствовать {v impf} :: to have to, to be obliged
должник {noun} :: debtor, debitor
должно {adv} :: it must be, probably
должно {pred} :: it is necessary, one must
должно быть {adv} :: it must be, probably
должное {noun} :: what is due
должностной {adj} :: office, duty, position (job)
должность {noun} :: office, post, appointment, position
должный {adj} :: due; required
должок {noun} :: diminutive of долг
долина {noun} :: valley
долина {noun} :: vale, dale
доллар {noun} :: dollar (currency)
долларовый {adj} :: dollar
доложить {v pf} :: to report, to announce (to notify formally)
доложить {v pf} :: to add more, to put more (e.g. into a portion)
долой {adv} :: down
долой {adv} :: away (with), down (with)
долонь {noun} :: palm
долонь {noun} :: threshing-floor
долото {noun} :: chisel
долото {noun} :: boring bit, drill bit, gouge, rock-drill
долотцо {noun} :: diminutive of долото
долька {noun} :: diminutive of доля: lobule; clove; segment
дольмен {noun} :: dolmen (tomb consisting of a capstone supported by two or more upright stones), cromlech
дольник {noun} :: dolnik; a form of verse intermediate between purely accentual and accentual-syllabic, where stressed syllables are separated by one or two unstressed syllables in free variation
дольник {noun} :: a metayer, a sharecropper
дольше {adv} :: comparative of долгий
дольше {adv} :: comparative of долго
дольщик {noun} :: shareholder, investor
дольщик {noun} :: dolly grip
доля {noun} :: part, portion, share
доля {noun} :: fate, lot
дом {noun} :: house (building)
дом {noun} :: building
дом {noun} :: home
дом {noun} :: family
дом {noun} :: household
дома {adv} :: at home
домашка {noun} :: homework
домашка {noun} :: home reading
домашка {noun} :: house arrest
домашнее животное {noun} :: (any type of) domesticated animal; companion animal; pet
домашнее задание {noun} :: homework
домашние {noun} :: close relatives
домашние {noun} :: domesticated animals
домашний {adj} :: home, household, house
домашний {adj} :: private
домашний {adj} :: domestic; family
домашний {adj} :: home-made, homespun
домашний {noun} :: (own) folks, family
домашний очаг {noun} :: hearth (as a symbol for home or family life)
домбра {noun} :: dombra
домбрист {noun} :: dombra player
домбристка {noun} :: feminine noun of домбрист
домбровый {adj} :: dombra (type of long-necked lute)
домен {noun} :: domain
доменный {adj} :: blast furnace
доменный {adj} :: domain
домик {noun} :: cottage
доминанта {noun} :: dominant (tone of a musical scale)
Доминика {prop} :: Доминика (island/and/country)
Доминиканская Республика {prop} :: Доминиканская Республика (country)
доминиканский {adj} :: Dominican (referring to the Dominican Republic or its inhabitants)
доминирование {noun} :: domination, dominance; prevalence
доминировать {v impf} :: to prevail, to predominate
доминировать {v impf} :: to command, to dominate
доминировать {v pf} :: to finish mining (to sow or plant mines)
доминирующий {adj} :: dominant
доминирующий {adj} :: prevailing, predominant
домино {n inan} :: dominoes
домино {n inan} :: domino (masquerade costume or the mask)
домишко {noun} :: a (small) house
домище {noun} :: augmentative of дом
домкрат {noun} :: jack (device for raising and supporting a heavy object)
Дом культуры {prop} :: Palace of Culture
домна {noun} :: blast furnace
домовина {noun} :: coffin
домовладелец {noun} :: homeowner, landlord
домовой {adj} :: alternative form of домовый
домовой {noun} :: domovoy, a house spirit or sprite
домовый {adj} :: house
домогательство {noun} :: harassment
домогательство {noun} :: solicitation
домогаться {v impf} :: to doggedly pursue, to persistently seek or strive for
Домодедово {prop} :: Domodedovo (an airport in Moscow, Russia)
домой {adv} :: home, homewards, to the house
доморощенный {adj} :: homebred, home-grown, homebrewed
доморощенный {adj} :: crude, primitive
домосед {noun} :: stay-at-home, homebody
домостроение {noun} :: house building, house construction
домоуправление {noun} :: building management, house management
домоуправление {noun} :: office of a building manager
домофон {noun} :: door phone, interphone
домохозяин {noun} :: homeowner, householder
домохозяйка {noun} :: housewife
домохозяйство {noun} :: household
домочадец {noun} :: member of household
домработница {noun} :: (female) housekeeper
дом терпимости {noun} :: brothel
домысел {noun} :: unsubstantiated supposition, guesswork, speculation
дон {noun} :: don (Spanish or Italian title of respect)
дон {noun} :: dong, bong (sound of a bell)
Дон {prop} :: Дон (major river)
Дональд Дак {prop} :: Donald Duck (Disney character)
до нашей эры {adv} :: Before the Common Era (BCE), before Christ (BC)
донашивать {v impf} :: to finish carrying
донашивать {v impf} :: to wear out
донашивать {v impf} :: to carry (a child) to full term
Донбасс {prop} :: Donbas or Donbass (Donets Basin)
донбури {n inan} :: donburi
донг {noun} :: dong (the currency of Vietnam)
донельзя {adv} :: totally, utterly, completely
донесение {noun} :: report, message; dispatch
донести {v pf} :: to carry (to, as far as), to bring (to), to deliver
донести {v pf} :: to report, to announce, to inform
донести {v pf} :: to denounce (to), to inform (on, against), to squeal on
донестись {v pf} :: to get / be worn out (of clothes, shoes)
донестись {v pf} :: to reach one's ears, to be heard; to be carried by the wind
Донец {prop} :: one of several rivers in Eastern Europe, including but not limited to:
Донец {prop} :: Донец (a <<river>>, the Seversky Donets, which flows through <<c/Russia>> and <<c/Ukraine>> into the <<riv:Suf/Don>>)
Донецк {prop} :: Донецк (city)
Донецкая Народная Республика {prop} :: Donetsk People's Republic
донецкий {adj} :: Donets (name of several rivers in Eastern Europe)
донецкий {adj} :: донецкий (city)
донжон {noun} :: dungeon, keep, donjon (the main tower of a motte or castle)
донимать {v impf} :: to harass, to bother
донкихотский {adj} :: quixotic (possessing or acting with the desire to do noble and romantic deeds, without thought of realism and practicality)
донна {noun} :: donna, madame (respectful term of address to a woman in Italy, Portugal, and certain other countries)
донный {adj} :: bottom
донор {noun} :: donor (one who donates)
донорский {adj} :: donor
донос {noun} :: denunciation (of), information (against)
доноситель {noun} :: informer, snitch
доносительство {noun} :: reporting, snitching, betrayal
доносить {v impf} :: to carry , to bring , to deliver
доносить {v impf} :: to report, to announce, to inform
доносить {v impf} :: to denounce , to inform , to squeal on
доносить {v pf} :: to finish carrying
доносить {v pf} :: to wear out
доносить {v pf} :: to carry (a child) to full term
доноситься {v impf} :: to get / be worn out (of clothes, shoes)
доноситься {v impf} :: to reach one's ears, to be heard; to be carried by the wind
доносчик {noun} :: informer, snitch, ear
донской {adj} :: Don
донышко {noun} :: diminutive of дно: bottom
до н. э. {adv} :: abbreviation of до нашей эры: B.C., BCE
до н.э. {adv} :: abbreviation of до нашей эры: B.C., BCE
донять {v pf} :: to harass, to bother
доопытный {adj} :: a priori
допевать {v impf} :: to finish singing
допетый {adj} :: finished singing
допеть {v pf} :: to finish singing
допечатка {noun} :: overprinting (printing in addition)
допечатка {noun} :: reprint (of printed arts); run-on
допивать {v impf} :: to drink up, to finish by drinking
до пизды {adv} :: it's all the same, no matter (literally, "to the pussy")
до пизды {adv} :: too much
допинг {noun} :: stimulant, performance-enhancing drug, dope (any illicit drug)
дописать {v pf} :: to finish (writing)
дописать {v pf} :: to write (to)
дописать {v pf} :: to write in addition, to add
дописать {v pf} :: to finish (painting), to paint in addition
дописывать {v impf} :: to finish (writing)
дописывать {v impf} :: to write (to)
дописывать {v impf} :: to write in addition, to add
дописывать {v impf} :: to finish (painting), to paint in addition
допить {v pf} :: to drink up, to finish by drinking
доплата {noun} :: additional payment, extra charge, surcharge
доплывать {v impf} :: to swim as far as
доплыть {v pf} :: to swim as far as
доподлинно {adv} :: for sure
доподлинный {adj} :: authentic
доподлинный {adj} :: true
допоздна {adv} :: until late, until all hours
доползать {v impf} :: to crawl, to creep (to, as far as)
доползти {v pf} :: to crawl, to creep (to, as far as)
дополнение {noun} :: addition
дополнение {noun} :: complement, supplement, addendum
дополнение {noun} :: object, complement
дополнительно {adv} :: additionally, in addition, extra (by way of addition)
дополнительный {adj} :: additional, supplementary
дополнительный {adj} :: extra
дополнить {v pf} :: to supplement, to add, to amplify, to supply, to enlarge, to expand, to complete, to fill up
дополниться {v pf} :: to become fuller, to be replenished
дополнять {v impf} :: to supplement, to add, to amplify, to supply, to enlarge, to expand, to complete, to fill up
дополняться {v impf} :: to become fuller, to be replenished
до полудня {adv} :: a.m. (before noon)
до полудня {adv} :: ante meridiem
до полусмерти {phrase} :: to a pulp (lit.: "to/till half-death")
до посинения {adv} :: to do something until one is blue in the face, for a long time
допотопный {adj} :: antediluvian (supremely dated)
допотопный {adj} :: antiquated, old-fashioned
допрашивать {v impf} :: to interrogate
допрос {noun} :: interrogation (act of interrogating or questioning)
допросить {v pf} :: to interrogate
допуск {noun} :: access, admission, admittance
допуск {noun} :: tolerance
допускать {v impf} :: to admit
допускать {v impf} :: to accept, to permit, to allow, to tolerate
допускать {v impf} :: to assume
допускаться {v impf} :: to be accepted, to be allowed, to be permitted
допустим {particle} :: let's assume, let's say, suppose (for example)
допустимо {adv} :: acceptably
допустимость {noun} :: admissibility, permissibility
допустимый {adj} :: permissible, acceptable
допустимый {adj} :: justifiable
допустить {v pf} :: to admit
допустить {v pf} :: to permit, to allow, to tolerate
допустить {v pf} :: to assume
допущение {noun} :: admission; assumption
допущение {noun} :: permission, allowance
допытаться {v pf} :: to find out, to elicit
допытываться {v impf} :: to try to find out, to keep asking (about), to try to elicit
дорабатывать {v impf} :: to work (till; until)
дорабатывать {v impf} :: to finish off, to complete
дорабатывать {v impf} :: to improve, to work further (on)
доработать {v pf} :: to work (till; until)
доработать {v pf} :: to finish off, to complete
доработать {v pf} :: to improve, to work further (on)
доработка {noun} :: modification, rework, additional work, reworking
дорама {noun} :: dorama, Japanese television drama serials
дорастать {v impf} :: to grow (to; as high as), to reach
дорастать {v impf} :: to be old enough (for; + to)
дорастать {v impf} :: to rise (to), to attain the level (of)
дорасти {v pf} :: to grow (to; as high as), to reach
дорасти {v pf} :: to be old enough (for; + to)
дорасти {v pf} :: to rise (to), to attain the level (of)
дорвать {v pf} :: to wear out completely (shoes, clothes, etc.)
дорвать {v pf} :: to finish plucking, to pick the last of (flowers)
дорваться {v pf} :: to pounce on, to fall greedily on, to throw oneself at
дорваться {v pf} :: to cause oneself trouble through frivolous behavior
дорваться {v pf} :: to walk up to in rags
дореволюционный {adj} :: prerevolutionary
дореволюционный {adj} :: specifically, before the October Revolution
дорический орден {noun} :: Doric order
дорический ордер {noun} :: Doric order
дорога {noun} :: road, way
дорога {noun} :: passage
дорога {noun} :: trip, journey
дорого {adv} :: expensively, dearly (in an expensive manner, also figuratively)
дороговизна {noun} :: dearness (being expensive)
дорогой {adj} :: dear
дорогой {adj} :: expensive
дорогостоящий {adj} :: high-priced, expensive
дородный {adj} :: plump, chubby, corpulent
дорожать {v impf} :: to rise in price, to go up
дороже {adv} :: comparative of дорогой
дороже {adv} :: comparative of дорого
дорожить {v impf} :: to value, to prize
дорожить {v impf} :: to take care of, to value
дорожить {v impf} :: to not to waste, to use wisely
дорожка {noun} :: strip (metaphor for road)
дорожка {noun} :: diminutive of дорога: small road, path
дорожка {noun} :: alley, path, walk
дорожка {noun} :: path, pathway
дорожка {noun} :: track, lane
дорожка {noun} :: runway
дорожка {noun} :: runner, rug
дорожка {noun} :: track
дорожка {noun} :: channel
дорожка {noun} :: fluting
дорожка {noun} :: strip, stripe, trace
дорожка {noun} :: line
дорожно-транспортный {adj} :: road transport
дорожный {adj} :: road, travelling
дорожный знак {noun} :: traffic sign (traffic sign)
дорожный фугас {noun} :: roadside bomb (explosive device)
дорожный чек {noun} :: traveller's cheque (reprinted cheque for a fixed amount)
Дорофей {prop} :: given name
до Р. Хр. {adv} :: BC (before Christ); BCE (before the Common Era)
дорывать {v impf} :: to wear out completely (shoes, clothes, etc.)
дорывать {v impf} :: to finish plucking, to pick the last of (flowers)
дорывать {vt impf} :: to finish digging
дорываться {v impf} :: to pounce on, to fall greedily on, to throw oneself at
дорываться {v impf} :: to cause oneself trouble through frivolous behavior
дорываться {v impf} :: to walk up to in rags
дорываться {v impf} :: to dig to the point of finding something
дорыть {v impf} :: to finish digging
дорыться {v impf} :: to dig to the point of finding something
ДОСААФ {prop} {m inan} :: Voluntary Society for Assistance to the Army, Air Force, and Navy
досада {noun} :: annoyance, nuisance, vexation
досада {noun} :: disappointment
досадить {v pf} :: to vex, to annoy, to bother
досадить {v pf} :: to finish planting
досадливо {adv} :: peevishly, with annoyance
досадливый {adj} :: peevish, expressing annoyance
досадно {adv} :: annoyingly, distressingly
досадно {pred} :: it is unfortunate, it is regrettable, unfortunately, regrettably
досадный {adj} :: annoying, vexatious, disappointing, deplorable, regrettable, troublesome
досадный {adj} :: distressed, vexed (expressing distress or vexation)
досадовать {v impf} :: to be annoyed with
досаждать {v impf} :: to vex, to annoy, to bother
до свидания {interj} :: goodbye, see you later
до свиданья {interj} :: alternative spelling of до свидания
доселе {adv} :: hitherto
до сих пор {adv} :: still, so far, yet, as yet, hitherto, up to now, thus far
до сих пор {adv} :: till now
до сих пор {adv} :: before now
до сих пор {conj} :: as yet
доска {noun} :: board, plank
доска {noun} :: blackboard
доска {noun} :: plate
досказать {v pf} :: to finish telling (a story), to finish saying (a thought, etc.)
досказывать {v impf} :: to finish telling (a story), to finish saying (a thought, etc.)
доскональный {adj} :: thorough
до скорого {interj} :: see you soon
до скорой встречи {interj} :: see you soon (goodbye)
дослать {v pf} :: to send the remainder (of), to send on, to send in addition
дослать {v pf} :: to seat, to chamber
дословно {adv} :: verbatim, literally, word for word
дословность {noun} :: literalness, verbatimness (the quality of being close to the original; usually of repeated or translated text)
дословный {adj} :: literal; verbatim
дослуживать {v impf} :: to stay in service, to stay employed
дослуживать {v impf} :: to serve out (some time period)
дослуживаться {v impf} :: to achieve (something) through service, to be promoted to (some rank)
дослужить {v pf} :: to stay in service, to stay employed
дослужить {v pf} :: to serve out (some time period)
дослужиться {v pf} :: to achieve (something) through service, to be promoted to (some rank)
дослушать {v pf} :: to listen to the whole/rest (of), to hear through/out, to sit out
досматривать {v impf} :: to watch (something until some event happens)
досматривать {v impf} :: to finish watching
до смерти {adv} :: deadly
до смерти {adv} :: utterly
досмотр {noun} :: supervision; examination, inspection; screening
досмотреть {v pf} :: to watch (something until some event happens)
досмотреть {v pf} :: to finish watching
доспех {noun} :: armor (protective layer over a body)
доспехи {noun} :: armour
досрочно {adv} :: ahead of schedule or time; before the appointed time
досрочный {adj} :: early, ahead of schedule, preterm, premature
доставать {v impf} :: to reach, to touch
доставать {v impf} :: to take, to go fetch, to take out
доставать {v impf} :: to get, to procure, to obtain
доставать {v impf} :: to annoy someone badly
доставать {v impf} :: to suffice
доставаться {v impf} :: to fall to one's share; to fall to one's lot
доставить {v pf} :: to deliver, to convey, to supply, to furnish
доставить {v pf} :: to procure, to cause, to give
доставить {v pf} :: to give, to provide, to afford
доставка {noun} :: delivery
доставлять {v impf} :: to deliver, to convey, to supply, to furnish
доставлять {v impf} :: to procure, to cause, to give
доставлять {v impf} :: to give, to provide, to afford
достаток {noun} :: prosperity, (good) fortune; sufficiency
достаток {noun} :: welfare
достаточно {adv} :: enough, sufficiently
достаточность {noun} :: adequacy, sufficiency
достаточный {adj} :: sufficient
достать {v pf} :: to reach, to touch
достать {v pf} :: to take, to go fetch, to take out
достать {v pf} :: to get, to procure, to obtain
достать {v pf} :: to annoy someone badly
достать {v pf} :: to suffice
достаться {v pf} :: to fall to someone's share; to fall to someone's lot
достигать {v impf} :: to reach, to arrive at
достигать {v impf} :: to attain, to achieve
достигать {v impf} :: to amount to, to come to
достигнутый {adj} :: achieved, reached
достигнуть {v pf} :: to reach, to arrive at
достигнуть {v pf} :: to attain, to achieve
достигнуть {v pf} :: to amount to, to come to
достижение {noun} :: attainment, achievement
достижимый {adj} :: reachable, accessible
достижимый {adj} :: attainable, achievable
достичь {v pf} :: to reach, to arrive at
достичь {v pf} :: to attain, to achieve
достичь {v pf} :: to amount to, to come to
достоверно {adv} :: reliably
достоверно {adv} :: for certain, for sure
достоверность {noun} :: authenticity (the quality of being genuine or not corrupted from the original)
достоверный {adj} :: authentic
достоверный {adj} :: reliable, trustworthy
достоинство {noun} :: quality, merit, virtue
достоинство {noun} :: dignity
достоинство {noun} :: value
достоинство {noun} :: rank, title
достойно {adv} :: suitably, adequately, in an appropriate/adequate/proper manner
достойно {adv} :: with dignity
достойный {adj} :: worthy
достойный {adj} :: well-deserved; stately
достопримечательность {noun} :: notable building or place with historical, cultural, or geographical significance
достопримечательность {noun} :: landmark
достопримечательность {noun} :: sight, place of interest
достояние {noun} :: property, possessions
достраивать {v impf} :: to finish building
достроить {v pf} :: to finish building
доступ {noun} :: access, admittance, admission
доступность {noun} :: accessibility; availability; moderateness (of prices)
доступный {adj} :: accessible, available
доступный {adj} :: simple, comprehensible
доступный {adj} :: approachable, popular
досуг {noun} :: free time, leisure, spare time
досужий {adj} :: leisurely; idle
досужий {adj} :: caused by idleness, empty; idle
досчитать {v pf} :: to finish counting
досчитать {v pf} :: to count to, to count up to
досчитаться {v pf} :: to be found when counting
досчитывать {v impf} :: to finish counting
досчитывать {v impf} :: to count up (to)
досчитываться {v impf} :: to be found when counting
досылать {v impf} :: to send the remainder (of), to send on, to send in addition
досылать {v impf} :: to seat, to chamber
досыта {adv} :: to the full
досье {n inan} :: dossier
досягаемость {noun} :: reach
досягаемый {adj} :: reachable, attainable, accessible, approachable
досягать {v impf} :: to reach, to get
досягать {v impf} :: to attain (a post or position)
досягнуть {v pf} :: to reach, to get
досягнуть {v pf} :: to attain (a post or position)
дотаскать {v pf} :: to finish carrying, to finish dragging, to transfer
дотаскать {v pf} :: to wear out (clothes, shoes)
дотаскивать {vt impf} :: to drag
дотаскивать {v impf} :: to finish carrying, to finish dragging, to transfer
дотаскивать {v impf} :: to wear out (clothes, shoes)
дотация {noun} :: (state) subsidy, grant
дотащить {vt pf} :: to drag
до тех пор пока {conj} :: until, till
до тех пор пока {conj} :: so long as, as long as, as (while)
до тех пор пока {adv} :: so long as, as long as (while)
до тех пор пока {adv} :: unless and until
до тех пор пока {prep} :: while
дотла {adv} :: to the ground
до того как {conj} :: before, till
дотоле {adv} :: earlier, already (prior to some time)
дотоле {adv} :: until that temporal point, thereunto
дотошный {adj} :: meticulous
дотрагиваться {v impf} :: to touch (make physical contact with)
дотронуться {v pf} :: to touch (make physical contact with)
дотягивать {v impf} :: to draw (up to, as far as), to drag (to; as far as), to haul (up to; as far as)
дотягивать {v impf} :: to stretch out (to; as far as), to extend (to; as far as), to bring (to)
дотягивать {v impf} :: to hold out (till), to last out (till)
дотягивать {v impf} :: to while away one's time (till, until)
дотягивать {v impf} :: to live (till), to live to see, to last out
дотягивать {v impf} :: to reach
дотягивать {v impf} :: to improve, to put right, to brush up, to edit, to touch up
дотягивать {v impf} :: to delay, to protract, to drag one's feet
дотягиваться {v impf} :: to reach (to), to touch
дотягиваться {v impf} :: (time) to drag by (until)
дотянуть {v pf} :: to draw (up to, as far as), to drag (to; as far as), to haul (up to; as far as)
дотянуть {v pf} :: to stretch out (to; as far as), to extend (to; as far as), to bring (to)
дотянуть {v pf} :: to hold out (till), to last out (till)
дотянуть {v pf} :: to while away one's time (till, until)
дотянуть {v pf} :: to live (till), to live to see, to last out
дотянуть {v pf} :: to reach
дотянуть {v pf} :: to improve, to put right, to brush up, to edit, to touch up
дотянуть {v pf} :: to delay, to protract, to drag one's feet
дотянуться {v pf} :: to reach (to), to touch
дотянуться {v pf} :: (time) to drag by (until)
доула {noun} :: doula
до упаду {adv} :: till one drop; till one is quite exhausted
дофамин {noun} :: dopamine
доха {noun} :: Siberian fur coat, wolfskin
Доха {prop} :: Доха (capital city)
дохлый {adj} :: dead
дохлый {adj} :: skinny, gaunt
дохлый {adj} :: sickly, weakly
дохлятина {noun} :: carrion (dead flesh; carcasses)
дохнуть {v impf} :: to croak (to die)
дохнуть {v pf} :: to take a breath, to breathe
дохнуть {v pf} :: to blow (of a wind), to have a (single) blow
доход {noun} :: income, revenue (net gain before subtracting the loss)
доходить {v impf} :: to go to, to come to, to arrive at, to reach
доходить {v impf} :: to come down to
доходить {v impf} :: (prices) to rise, to run up to, to amount to
доходить {v impf} :: to ejaculate, to cum
доходность {noun} :: profitability
доходный {adj} :: profitable, paying, lucrative, remunerative
до хуя {adv} :: many, a lot of, much (literally, "to the dick")
дохуя {adv} :: alternative form of до хуя
доцент {noun} :: docent, reader, associate professor
доченька {noun} :: diminutive of дочь
доченька {noun} :: diminutive of дочка
дочерин {adj} :: daughter's
дочерний {adj} :: daughter; filial
дочерний {adj} :: daughter, branch; affiliated, subsidiary
дочитать {v pf} :: to finish reading, to read further (must be used with the preposition до)
дочитывать {v impf} :: to finish reading, to read further (must be used with the preposition до)
дочка {noun} :: diminutive of дочь daughter; little daughter
дочурка {noun} :: diminutive of дочь
дочурка {noun} :: diminutive of дочка
дочь {noun} :: daughter
дошколёнок {noun} :: preschooler, little boy under school age
дошкольник {noun} :: preschool child (boy)
дошкольный {adj} :: pre-school
дошлый {adj} :: cunning (sly)
дощатый {adj} :: made of boards, planks
дощечка {noun} :: diminutive of доска: small plank / board, tablet
доярка {noun} :: milkmaid
д-р {m anim} :: Dr., doctor (PhD or MD)
Драва {prop} :: Драва (tributary)
драга {noun} :: drag, dredge, seagoing dredge
драгой {adj} :: dear
драгой {adj} :: expensive
драгоценность {noun} :: gem, jewel; (plural) jewelry
драгоценность {noun} :: precious thing / possession; (plural) valuables
драгоценный {adj} :: precious
драгоценный камень {noun} :: gem, jewel
драже {n inan} :: dragée (a sweet or confection, originally as used to administer drugs, medicine, etc.)
дразнилка {noun} :: teasing rhyme, taunting ditty
дразнилка {noun} :: teaser (a short film or quote meant to draw an audience to a film or show)
дразнить {v impf} :: to tease, to pester
дразнить {v impf} :: to whet (appetite), to stimulate (curiosity)
драить {v impf} :: to burnish
драить {v impf} :: to scrub clean
драить {v impf} :: to scold, to chew out
драйв {noun} :: drive (self-motivation)
драйв {noun} :: drive (in golf, baseball, etc.)
драйв {noun} :: (disk) drive
драйвер {noun} :: driver, an interface between hardware and software
драка {noun} :: scuffle, fight, tussle
дракон {noun} :: dragon (mythical creature)
дракулин {noun} :: draculin (glycoprotein)
драм {noun} :: dram (currency of Armenia)
драма {noun} :: drama
драматизм {noun} :: dramatic effect
драматизм {noun} :: tension
драматический {adj} :: drama; dramatic, theatrical
драматично {adv} :: dramatically
драматичный {adj} :: dramatic
драматург {noun} :: playwright, dramatist
драматургический {adj} :: dramaturgic (relating to the art of dramatic composition for the stage)
драматургия {noun} :: dramaturgy (the art of dramatic composition for the stage)
драник {noun} :: thick potato pancake
драный {adj} :: ragged, tattered
драп {noun} :: thick woolen cloth
драп {noun} :: fleeing, skedaddling, runner (as in “to do a runner”)
драп {noun} :: marijuana
драп {noun} :: initialism of дальний разведывательный авиационный полк
драпать {v impf} :: to skedaddle, to hightail, to flee
драть {v impf} :: to tear, to tear up, to tear to pieces
драть {v impf} :: to strip off, to tear off
драть {v impf} :: to pull out
драть {v impf} :: to charge, to fleece, to rip off
драть {v impf} :: (of wild animals) to kill
драть {v impf} :: to cause a stinging/burning pain
драть {v impf} :: to run away, to escape, to take flight
драть {v impf} :: to flog, to thrash, to give a flogging
драть как сидорову козу {v impf} :: to beat the hell out of (someone) (lit.: to fleece like Sidor's (Isidore's) (she-)goat), to punish severely
драться {v impf} :: to fight, to scuffle
драться {v impf} :: to struggle
драться {v impf} :: to tear (intransitive)
драхма {noun} :: drachma
драхма {noun} :: drachm, dram
драчливый {adj} :: pugnacious
драчун {noun} :: fighter, brawler
дребедень {noun} :: junk, trash, rubbish
дребедень {noun} :: nonsense, rubbish
дребезг {noun} :: tinkling, sound of broken glass
дребезг {noun} :: shard, fragment, smithereen
дребезжать {v impf} :: to jingle, to tinkle
дребезжащий {adj} :: raspy, rattletrap
древесина {noun} :: wood, wood material, wood substance
древесина {noun} :: lignin
древесина {noun} :: wood pulp, wood cellulose
древесница {noun} :: tree frog
древесница {noun} :: leopard moth (Zeuzera pyrina)
древеснослоистый {adj} :: laminated-wood
древесность {noun} :: woodiness
древесноугольный {adj} :: charcoal
древесноуксуснокислый {adj} :: pyroligneous-acid
древесноуксуснокислый {adj} :: pyrolignite
древесноуксусный {adj} :: pyroligneous
древесный {adj} :: wood; woody, ligneous
древесный {adj} :: fibrous
древесный {adj} :: tree; arboreal
древесный {adj} :: wood pulp
древесный уголь {noun} :: charcoal
древко {noun} :: shaft, pole, staff
древлянин {noun} :: Drevlian
древнеанглийский {adj} :: Anglo-Saxon
древнеанглийский {noun} :: Anglo-Saxon (Old English language)
древневерхненемецкий {adj} :: Old High German
древневерхненемецкий {noun} :: Old High German
древнегреческий {adj} :: Ancient Greek
древнегреческий {noun} :: Ancient Greek (language), (short for древнегреческий язык)
древнеегипетский {adj} :: Ancient Egypt
древнеисландский {adj} :: Old Icelandic (a historical language under the West Scandinavian language subfamily)
древнейшая профессия {noun} :: world's oldest profession
древнерусский {noun} :: Old East Slavic, Old Russian (language), (short for древнерусский язык)
древнерусский {adj} :: Old East Slavic
древние {noun} :: the ancients
древний {adj} :: ancient
древний {adj} :: antique, very old
древность {noun} :: antiquity (time)
древность {noun} :: (plural) antiquities, virtu
древо {noun} :: tree
древо {noun} :: tree
древовал {noun} :: feller, felling machine
древовал {noun} :: tree uprooter
древовидность {noun} :: woodiness
древовидный {adj} :: treelike
древовидный {adj} :: arborescent
древовидный {adj} :: dendritic
древовидный {adj} :: xyloid
древовидный {adj} :: ligneous
древодел {noun} :: woodworker, cabinetmaker
древоеды {noun} :: Xylophaga (genus of marine, wood-boring bivalves)
древоизмерение {noun} :: dendrometry (the measuring of the diameter of standing trees)
древонасаждение {noun} :: planting of trees
древонасаждение {noun} :: tree plantation
древоподобный {adj} :: treelike
древоподобный {adj} :: arborescent
древоподобный {adj} :: dendritic
древоподобный {adj} :: xyloid
древоподобный {adj} :: ligneous
древостой {noun} :: standing timber, stand of trees
древотёрка {noun} :: pulp grinder (paper)
древоточец {noun} :: borer (carpenter moth, Cossidae)
древоточец {noun} :: borer (mollusk)
древоточец {noun} :: borer
древпластики {noun} :: wood plastics
дредноут {noun} :: dreadnought
дредноут {noun} :: Dreadnought guitar
дрейф {noun} :: drift (act or motion of drifting)
дрейфить {v impf} :: to quail, to funk, to show the white feather, to show cowardice
дрейфовать {v impf} :: to drift (to move slowly, pushed by currents of water, air, etc)
дрек {noun} :: dreck, shit, crap
дреколье {noun} :: clubs, poles, stakes, usually employed as a weapon
дрель {noun} :: drill (tool)
дремать {v impf} :: to doze, to slumber, to drowse
дремота {noun} :: drowsiness
дремучий {adj} :: dense, thick
дремучий {adj} :: uncivilized, uncouth
дремучий {adj} :: extreme, absolute
дрена {noun} :: drain
дренаж {noun} :: drainage
дренаж {noun} :: drainage system
дренаж {noun} :: drainage tube
дрессировать {v pf} :: to train (animals)
дрессировать {v pf} :: to drill (a person)
дрессировка {noun} :: training
дрессировка {noun} :: skin-pass rolling, temper rolling
дрессировщик {noun} :: (animal) trainer, tamer
дрёма {noun} :: slumber
дрёма {noun} :: dormancy
Дрина {prop} :: Дрина (river)
дристать {v impf} :: to have diarrhea, to shart
дрищ {noun} :: diarrhea
дрищ {noun} :: wimp, pussy, a weak or a sick person
дробилка {noun} :: crusher, grinder, breaker, mincer
дробить {v impf} :: to crush
дробить {v impf} :: to smash, to shatter
дробить {v impf} :: to fragment, to split up
дробиться {v impf} :: to break up into small parts, to be crushed
дробиться {v impf} :: to break
дробиться {v impf} :: to be refracted
дробиться {vi impf} :: to disintegrate
дробление {noun} :: crushing, breaking up, splitting
дробление {noun} :: fragmentation, subdivision
дробный {adj} :: fractional (relating to a fraction)
дробный {adj} :: staccato (with each sound or note sharply detached or separated from the others)
дробовик {noun} :: shotgun
дробь {noun} :: fraction, broken number
дробь {noun} :: small-shot, pellets, shot
дробь {noun} :: drum roll
дробь {noun} :: slash
дрова {noun} :: firewood
дрова {noun} :: wood (low-quality wooden object)
дрова {noun} :: drivers
дровишки {noun} :: endearing diminutive of дрова
дровни {noun} :: (peasant's) wood sledge
дровозаготовка {noun} :: firewood cutting, wood cutting
дровокол {noun} :: woodchopper
дровокол {noun} :: cleaver
дровокольный {adj} :: wood-splitting, wood-chopping
дровосек {noun} :: wood-cutter (UK), lumberjack (US)
дровосек {noun} :: woodsman, lumberman, tree feller
дровяной {adj} :: wood, firewood
дрога {noun} :: rail or perch in a cart, connecting the front axle to the rear
дрогнуть {v impf} :: to be cold, to become frozen, to feel chilly; to freeze, to numb (by coldness), to shiver
дрогнуть {v pf} :: to shiver, to shake, to tremble
дрожание {noun} :: shaking, trembling
дрожание {noun} :: shake, tremor
дрожать {v impf} :: to shiver, to shake, to tremble
дрожащий {adj} :: trembling (with), shivering (with), shivery
дрожащий {adj} :: (sound) tremulous
дрожжи {noun} :: yeast, barm
дрожки {noun} :: diminutive of дроги: droshky (open horse-drawn carriage, especially in Russia)
дрожь {noun} :: trembling, shiver, shivering
дрожь {noun} :: vibration
дрожь {noun} :: ripples
дрозд {noun} :: thrush (bird)
дроздовский {adj} :: Drozdovsky (especially Mikhail Drozdovsky)
дромадер {noun} :: dromedary
дроп {noun} :: money mule, package mule
дроссель {noun} :: throttle
дрот {noun} :: wire
дрот {noun} :: dart
дротик {noun} :: dart (sharp-pointed missile weapon)
дротик {noun} :: javelin, spear
дрофа {noun} :: great bustard, a species of bird
дрочер {noun} :: wanker, masturbator
дрочила {m anim} :: wanker, masturbator
дрочить {v impf} :: to jerk off, to wank, to beat off (to masturbate)
дрочить {v impf} :: to tease, to humiliate, to punish; to train to exhaustion
дрочить {v impf} :: to perfect a skill
дрочить {v impf} :: to pat, to cherish, to pamper
дрочить {v impf} :: to raise, to swell, to irritate
ДРСМД {m inan} :: acronym of Договор о ликвидации ракет средней и меньшей дальности: Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty
друг {noun} :: close friend
друг {noun} :: other, another
друг в друга {adv} :: one another, each other
друг друга {pron} :: one another, each other
друг другу {adv} :: to one another, to each other
друг за другом {adv} :: one after another
друг за другом {adv} :: in single file
друг к другу {adv} :: to one another, to each other
друг на друга {adv} :: against one another, against each other
другой {determiner} :: other, another, different
другой {determiner} :: else, next, second
друг от друга {adv} :: one from another
друг под друга {adv} :: toward each other
друг познаётся в беде {proverb} :: a friend in need is a friend indeed
друг против друга {adv} :: face to face; vis-à-vis
друг с другом {adv} :: with one another, with each other
друг у друга {adv} :: at one another
друг у друга {adv} :: from one another
дружба {noun} :: friendship (condition of being friends)
дружелюбие {noun} :: friendliness (the quality of being friendly)
дружелюбно {adv} :: friendly (in a friendly manner)
дружелюбный {adj} :: friendly, amiable, amiable (warm, approachable)
дружески {adv} :: amiably, in a friendly manner
дружеский {adj} :: friendly
дружественно {adv} :: friendly (in a friendly manner)
дружественный {adj} :: amiable, friendly
дружина {noun} :: bodyguard, retinue
дружина {noun} :: militia
дружина {noun} :: troop, brigade
дружинник {noun} :: police helper; vigilante
дружинник {noun} :: militiaman (a civilian called upon to fight in time of need)
дружинник {noun} :: retainer, fighting man, guard (a member of a medieval prince’s armed retinue, a professional soldier)
дружить {v impf} :: to be friends (with), to be on friendly terms (with)
дружище {noun} :: old chap, old boy, old fellow
дружка {noun} :: best man
дружнее {adv} :: comparative of дружный
дружнее {adv} :: comparative of дружно
дружно {adv} :: amicably, in a friendly manner
дружно {adv} :: simultaneously, hand in hand, (everybody) together, in a concerted effort
дружный {adj} :: friendly, amicable, personable
дружный {adj} :: harmonious, concurrent, unanimous
дружок {noun} :: buddy, pal (friend or casual acquaintance)
дрыхнуть {v impf} :: to sleep
дряблый {adj} :: flabby, flaccid
дряблый {adj} :: weak-willed, spineless
дрязги {noun} :: squabbles, small quarrels
дрязги {noun} :: petty troubles, worries
дрянной {adj} :: lousy, crappy
дрянь {noun} :: rubbish, trash
дрянь {noun} :: rotter, skunk, dirty dog
дряхлый {adj} :: decrepit, senile
ДТП {prop} {n inan} :: traffic accident
дуатлон {noun} :: duathlon
дуб {noun} :: oak (Quercus) (tree and wood)
дуб {noun} :: tan, bark of an oak or other tree used to obtain tannic acid
дуб {noun} :: boat made from oak boards or a single oak-tree trunk
дуб {noun} :: stupid man, blockhead, numskull
Дубай {prop} :: Дубай (emirate)
Дубай {prop} :: Дубай (capital city)
дубак {noun} :: extreme cold; very cold weather
дубильня {noun} :: tannery
дубина {noun} :: club (weapon)
дубина {noun} :: fool
дубинка {noun} :: diminutive of дубина: bludgeon, cudgel; truncheon, club, baton
дубить {v impf} :: to tan (leather, hides)
дубка {noun} :: tanning
дубление {noun} :: tanning
дублёнка {noun} :: sheepskin coat (with the skin outside)
дублёр {noun} :: understudy
дублёр {noun} :: backup (person)
дублёр {noun} :: dubber
дублёр {noun} :: stunt double
дублёр {noun} :: substitution (substitute item, workalike)
дубликат {noun} :: duplicate (an identical copy)
Дублин {prop} :: Дублин (capital city)
дублирование {noun} :: doubling, duplication
дублирование {noun} :: dubbing (movies)
дублировать {v both} :: to duplicate
дублировать {v both} :: to dub (a movie)
дублон {noun} :: doubloon (former gold coin of Spain and Latin America, Switzerland, and Italy)
дубль {noun} :: take
дубль {noun} :: reserve
дубль {noun} :: double
дубль-вэ {n inan} :: The Roman letter W, w
дубляж {noun} :: dubbing
Дубна {prop} :: Дубна (city)
дубненец {noun} :: inhabitant of Dubna
дубненский {adj} :: Dubna (name of various cities and rivers in Russia)
дубний {noun} :: dubnium
дубовый {adj} :: oak; oaken, oaky
дубок {noun} :: oaklet, oakling, young oak
дубрава {noun} :: oakwood, oak forest, oak grove
Дубровник {prop} :: Дубровник (city)
дуга {noun} :: arc, arch
дуга {noun} :: arc
дуга {noun} :: bow, curve, rib
дуга {noun} :: shaft bow (of a harness)
дуговой {adj} :: arc
дугообразный {adj} :: arched, bow-shaped
дудеть {v impf} :: to play (a fife)
дудеть {v impf} :: to drone on, to harp on one string
дудка {noun} :: fife, pipe (small shrill pipe)
дудочка {noun} :: diminutive of дудка
дудук {noun} :: duduk
дужка {noun} :: diminutive of дуга
дужка {noun} :: side (of spectacles)
дужка {noun} :: (of a bucket, vessel) bail
дужка {noun} :: (croquet) hoop
дукат {noun} :: ducat
дуло {noun} :: muzzle (of a firearm)
дуло {noun} :: barrel (of a firearm)
дуля {noun} :: small pear
дуля {noun} :: fig sign (a rude gesture in which the hand makes a fist and the thumb is stuck between the index and middle fingers); indicates "nothing for you", "nuts to you"
дума {noun} :: thought, meditation
дума {noun} :: duma
думать {v impf} :: to think
думать {v impf} :: to believe, to suppose
думаться {v impf} :: to seem, to appear
думец {noun} :: member of the duma (the lower house of the Federal Assembly, or the Russian national parliament)
думный {adj} :: of the Boyars' Council
думский {adj} :: duma
Дунай {noun} :: Дунай (a <<river>> that flows through <<c/Germany,Austria,Slovakia,Hungary,Croatia,Serbia,Bulgaria,Romania,Moldova,Ukraine>>; the second-longest river in <<cont/Europe>>)
дунганин {noun} :: Dungan (person)
дунганский {adj} :: Dungan
дуновение {noun} :: waft, whiff, puff, breath
дунуть {v pf} :: to blow
дунуть {v pf} :: to rush, to hasten, to dash
Дунька Кулакова {noun} :: Rosy Palm and her five daughters
Дунька Кулакова {noun} :: Rosey Redpalm and her five sisters
Дунька Кулакова {noun} :: Patsy Palmer and her five sisters
Дунька Кулакова {noun} :: the five-finger shuffle
дупа {noun} :: ass, arse (the buttocks of a person or animal)
дупель {noun} :: great snipe
дуплистый {adj} :: hollowed
дуплистый {adj} :: decayed, rotten
дупло {noun} :: tree hollow
дупло {noun} :: dental cavity
дупло {noun} :: cunt, pudendum muliebre
дура {noun} :: imbecile, fool, simpleton, idiot (stupid woman with poor judgment)
дурак {noun} :: fool, simpleton, idiot (stupid person with poor judgment)
дурак {noun} :: a simple card game in which the last player holding cards in their hand is the loser
дурак дурака видит издалека {proverb} :: birds of a feather flock together
дурак родился {phrase} :: an angel passes (used to denote an awkward pause, literally, a fool has been born)
дуралей {noun} :: fool
дурацкий {adj} :: stupid; blasted
дурачина {noun} :: imbecile, fool, simpleton, idiot
дурачить {v impf} :: to fool (someone)
дурачиться {v impf} :: to fool about, to play the fool
дурачок {noun} :: diminutive of дурак: fool, idiot, imbecile
Дурбан {prop} :: Дурбан (city)
дурдом {noun} :: madhouse, bedlam, funny farm
дурдом {noun} :: chaos, bedlam
дурень {noun} :: fool, idiot, imbecile (person with poor judgement or little intelligence)
дуреть {v impf} :: to go crazy
дуриан {noun} :: durian
дурить {v impf} :: to frolic, to play pranks, to be naughty
дурить {v impf} :: to behave like a fool
дурить {v impf} :: to be obstinate
дурить {v impf} :: to fool
дурман {noun} :: datura
дурман {noun} :: narcotic, drug
дурная слава {noun} :: notoriety
дурная слава {noun} :: ill repute, disrepute
дурнее {adv} :: comparative of дурной
дурнее {adv} :: comparative of дурно
дурно {adv} :: badly (in a bad manner)
дурно {pred} :: one feels bad, ill, unwell
Дурново {prop} :: Durnovo, a placename in Russia
дурной {adj} :: foolish, stupid
дурной {adj} :: bad
дурной {adj} :: ugly
дурной {adj} :: reprehensible
дурость {noun} :: stupidity, folly
дурочка {noun} :: diminutive of дура: female fool, idiot, imbecile
дуршлаг {noun} :: colander (a bowl-shaped kitchen utensil with holes in it used for draining food such as pasta)
дурь {noun} :: folly, foolishness, nonsense
дурь {noun} :: marijuana; grass, pot
дуть {v impf} :: to blow
дуть {v impf} :: to be drafty
дуть {v impf} :: to go quickly, to scamper
дуться {v impf} :: to get angry
дуться {v impf} :: to pout, to sulk
дуться {v impf} :: to play passionately
дух {noun} :: spirit
дух {noun} :: mind
дух {noun} :: courage
дух {noun} :: ghost
дух {noun} :: breath
дух {noun} :: scent
дух {noun} :: rebel (especially in Afghanistan; from душман)
дух {noun} :: new recruit, rookie who is sometimes abused by the longer serving soldiers
духан {noun} :: dukhan (a small restaurant in the Caucasus)
дух бодр, плоть же немощна {proverb} :: the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak
духи {noun} :: perfume
духовенство {noun} :: clergy, priesthood
духовка {noun} :: oven (chamber used for baking or heating)
духовник {noun} :: father confessor, chaplain, spiritual father
духовно {adv} :: spiritually
духовность {noun} :: spirituality
духовный {adj} :: spiritual
духовный {adj} :: ecclesiastical
духовое ружьё {noun} :: air rifle
духовой {adj} :: wind; brass
духовой {adj} :: heat-operated
духовой {adj} :: pneumatic
духовой инструмент {noun} :: wind instrument
духовой оркестр {noun} :: brass band (a group of musicians who play brass instruments)
духовой шкаф {noun} :: oven
духота {noun} :: sultriness, closeness, stuffiness, sultry / stuffy air
дуче {m anim} :: duce (nickname for Mussolini)
дуче {m anim} :: an authoritarian leader
душ {noun} :: shower (device for bathing)
душ {noun} :: shower (instance of using the shower)
душа {noun} :: soul
душа {noun} :: spirit
душа {noun} :: darling
Душанбе {prop} {m inan} :: Душанбе (capital city)
душевая {noun} :: shower room
душевная боль {noun} :: psychic pain, mental anguish
душевно {adv} :: mentally
душевно {adv} :: sincerely
душевнобольной {adj} :: mentally sick, insane, mad, crazy, lunatic
душевнобольной {noun} :: insane person, mentally sick person
душевность {noun} :: sincerity, heartfulness
душевный {adj} :: mental, psychic
душевный {adj} :: sincere, heartful
душевный {adj} :: soulful
душевой {adj} :: shower
душегуб {noun} :: murderer
душегуб {noun} :: villain; an evil person
душеприказчик {noun} :: legal representative, executor (of someone's will)
душераздирающий {adj} :: heartbreaking, heartrending
душераздирающий {adj} :: deliberately tragic
душистый {adj} :: fragrant, sweet-scented
душить {v impf} :: to smother, to stifle, to strangle, to throttle
душить {v impf} :: to oppress, to stifle, to repress, to suppress
душить {v impf} :: to choke, to suffocate
душить {v impf} :: to perfume, to scent
душка {m anim} {f anim} :: pleasant person, dear, love, nice fellow, nice woman
душман {noun} :: mujahid, enemy
душно {adv} :: stuffily (in a poorly-ventilated and close manner)
душный {adj} :: stuffy (poorly-ventilated; close)
душок {noun} :: whiff of decay
душок {noun} :: taint
дуэль {noun} :: duel (combat between two persons, often over a matter of honor)
дуэт {noun} :: duet
дхарма {noun} :: dharma
дщерь {noun} :: daughter
дыба {noun} :: rack (torturing device)
дыбать {v impf} :: to totter, to walk slowly and clumsily forward especially on back feet
дыбать {vit impf} :: to pinch, to obtain in a nefarious fashion
дыбом {adv} :: (standing) on end
дыбы {m inanp} :: only used in на дыбы
дык {interj} :: well, so, then
дык {interj} :: or what?, right?
дык {interj} :: of course, you bet
дым {noun} :: smoke
дымить {v impf} :: to smoke, to emit smoke
дымиться {v impf} :: to smoke, to emit smoke, to fume
дымка {noun} :: haze, mist
дымка {noun} :: dimity
дымный {adj} :: smoky
дымовой {adj} :: smoke
дымок {noun} :: small stream of smoke
дымоход {noun} :: flue
дымчатый {adj} :: smoky
дымчатый {adj} :: tinted, smoke-colored
дыня {noun} :: melon
дыра {noun} :: hole
дыра {noun} :: out-of-the-way hole, god-forsaken hole
дырка {noun} :: diminutive of дыра: small, often inaccurately made hole
дырокол {noun} :: puncher
дырочка {noun} :: diminutive of дырка: small, often inaccurately made hole
дырочный {adj} :: hole; p-type
дырявый {adj} :: containing many holes, holey
дых {noun} :: breath, exhalation
дых {noun} :: upper part of the abdomen, epigastrium
дыхало {noun} :: blowhole
дыхало {noun} :: blowhole
дыхальце {noun} :: spiracle
дыхальце {noun} :: stigma
дыхание {noun} :: breath
дыхание {noun} :: breathing, respiration
дыханье {noun} :: alternative form of дыхание
дыхательный {adj} :: respiratory
дыхать {v impf} :: to breathe
дышать {v impf} :: to breathe, to respire
дышаться {v impf} :: to breathe
дышаться {v impf} :: to get on well, to live
дышащий {adj} :: breathing, respiring
дьявол {noun} :: devil
дьявол {noun} :: devil, insidious person
дьявол {interj} :: dammit
Дьявол {prop} :: Devil
дьяволёнок {noun} :: little devil, imp
дьяволёнок {noun} :: hyperactive child, mischievous child
дьяволопоклонник {noun} :: Satanist, devil worshipper
дьяволопоклонничество {noun} :: devil-worship
дьявольски {adv} :: devilishly (in a devilish manner)
дьявольский {adj} :: devil's
дьявольский {adj} :: diabolical, fiendish, devilish
дьяк {noun} :: dyak, clerk, official in Russia in 14-17 centuries
дьяк {noun} :: dyak, a low-ranked clergyman
дьякон {noun} :: deacon
дьячество {noun} :: office of a dyak, clerk, official in Russia in 14-17 centuries
дьячок {noun} :: dyak, clerk, official in Russia in 14-17 centuries
дьячок {noun} :: dyak, a low-ranked clergyman
дэ {n inan} :: The Cyrillic letter Д, д
дэ {n inan} :: The Roman letter D, d
Дэвид {prop} {m} :: given name
дюбель {noun} :: dowel, pin, key
дюже {adv} :: very
дюжий {adj} :: hefty, stout
дюжий {adj} :: very strong
дюжина {noun} :: dozen
дюжинный {adj} :: ordinary, nothing special
дюйм {noun} :: inch
Дюймовочка {prop} :: Thumbelina
дюймовый {adj} :: inch
дюймовый {adj} :: one-inch-long, one-inch-wide, one-inch-thick, one-inch-high
дюна {noun} :: dune (a ridge or hill of sand piled up by the wind)
дягиль {noun} :: angelica (Angelica archangelica)
дяденька {m anim} :: diminutive of дядя: uncle
дяденька {m anim} :: gaffer, guv
дядин {adj} :: uncle's
дядин {adj} :: avuncular
дядька {m anim} :: uncle
дядька {m anim} :: man, guy; gaffer, guv
дядюшка {m anim} :: diminutive of дядя: uncle
дядя {m anim} :: uncle
дядя {m anim} :: man
дядя {m anim} :: fellow, strong fellow, guy
дятел {noun} :: woodpecker (e.g., Dendrocopos major)
дятел {noun} :: informer, whistle-blower
дятел {noun} :: dimwit, blockhead