Russian verbs

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AbbreviationAdjectiveAdverbInterjectionNounNumeralParticlePhrasePredicate nounPrepositionPronounVerb
перекуси́ть [pee-ree-ku-séet'] Verb , perfective
to snack, to have a bite; to bite through
Eating in Russian
развива́ться [raz-vee-vá-tsa] Verb , imperfective
to develop, to evole, tp grow, to progress, to thrive, to unfold, to advance
Studies
любова́ться [lyu-ba-vá-tsa] Verb , imperfective
to admire, to feast one's eyes
Relationships
переборщи́ть [pee-ree-bar-schéet'] Verb , perfective
to overdo, to go too far
Random Russian words
приду́мывать [pree-dú-my-vat'] Verb , imperfective
to think out, to devise, to contrive, to invent
Daily actions in Russian
перекрои́ть [pee-ree-kra-éet'] Verb , perfective
to cut out again; to remake, to reshape
Arts and crafts
располага́ться [ras-pa-la-gá-tsa] Verb , imperfective
to settle, to make oneself comfortable; to take up position; to be situated
Random Russian words
крои́ть [kra-éet'] Verb , imperfective
сut into pieces for sewing something; (figuratively) specially adapt
Arts and crafts
скла́дывать [sklá-dy-vat'] Verb , imperfective
to lay together, to put together; to pile up, to heap, to stack; to pack; (math.) to add, to sum up; to fold (up)
Daily actions in Russian
соглаша́ться [sa-gla-shá-tsa] Verb , imperfective
to agree, to consent, to assent, to accept; to concede (to), to concur (with)
Relationships
сообрази́ть [sa-ab-ra-zéet'] Verb , perfective
to understand, to grasp, to realize, to figure out
Daily actions in Russian
огрыза́ться [ag-ry-zá-tsa] Verb , imperfective
to snap; to snarl; to talk back
Relationships
сла́виться [slá-vee-tsa] Verb , imperfective
to be famous/renowned
Money and prosperity
изгота́вливать [eez-ga-táv-lee-vat'] Verb , imperfective
to make, to produce, to manufacture
Work
смири́ться [smee-rée-tsa] Verb , perfective
to put up with, to resign oneself, to come to terms
Emotions in Russian
заблужда́ться [za-bluzh-dá-tsa] Verb , imperfective
to be mistaken, to err
Relationships
разгоня́ться [raz-ga-nyá-tsa] Verb , imperfective
to take a run, to gather momentum/speed, to accelerate
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наверста́ть [na-veers-tát'] Verb , perfective
to make up (for); to catch up (with)
Studies Work
ка́шлять [kásh-lyat'] Verb , imperfective
to cough, to have a cough
Health
приручи́ть [pree-ru-chéet'] Verb , perfective
to tame, to domesticate
Relationships
торгова́ться [tar-ga-vá-tsa] Verb , imperfective
to bargain
Shopping in Russian
ощуща́ть [a-schu-schát'] Verb , imperfective
to feel, to sense, to perceive; to become aware (of)
Emotions in Russian
причиня́ть [pree-chee-nyat'] Verb , imperfective
to cause, to do
Relationships
проболта́ться [pra-bal-tá-tsa] Verb , perfective
to blab / blurt out; to spill the beans
Relationships
преуспева́ть [pree-us-pee-vát'] Verb , imperfective
to succeed, to be successful, to prosper, to thrive
Money and prosperity Work
обожа́ть [a-ba-zhát'] Verb , imperfective
to adore, to worship
Emotions in Russian Love and marriage
перева́ривать [pee-ree-vá-ree-vat'] Verb , imperfective
to digest; (figurative) to stomach; to spoil by overcooking; to cook/boil again
Health Relationships
сообража́ть [sa-ab-ra-zhát'] Verb , imperfective
to think, to consider, to ponder; to understand, to grasp
Daily actions in Russian
ска́зываться [ská-zy-va-tsa] Verb , imperfective
to tell (on / upon); to affect
Random Russian words
смекну́ть [smeek-nút'] Verb , perfective
to see, to realize; to grasp the meaning
Relationships

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