Russian flashcards
:Relationships
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Words in category: 173
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significant, meaningful, telling, expressive, full of suggestion
Adjective
to address, to consult; to advert; to treat, to handle, to manage
Verb , imperfective
to blab / blurt out; to spill the beans
Verb , perfective
to prove, to show, to demonstrate
Verb , perfective
contrary to, in defiance of, regardless of; in spite of, despite
Preposition
to chuckle, to giggle, to titter, to snigger
Verb , imperfective
change, modify, vary, alter; to betray, to be unfaithful
Verb , perfective
to avoid, to evade, to elude, to steer clear
Verb , imperfective
to admire, to feast one's eyes
Verb , imperfective
to reproach, to upbraid, to blame
Verb , imperfective
to find fault, to carp, to cavil, to nag, to pick on
Verb , imperfective
to make a profit out of somebody's work or loss
Verb , imperfective
to express, to say, to tell, to state
Verb , imperfective
to tame, to domesticate
Verb , perfective
to upset; to frustrate, to derange, to disrupt
Verb , imperfective
to make excuses; to apologize; to say sorry
Verb , imperfective
to confess, to admit
Verb , perfective
to ask for forgiveness, to beg pardon, to apologize
Phrase
to give notice, to warn; to forestall, to anticipate; to avert, to prevent
Verb , imperfective
to offend, to hurt feelings, to treat badly
Verb , imperfective
someone else's, another's, other's; strange, foreign; alien
Adjective
tiresome, troublesome, annoying, boring, bothersome, bothering; pesky
Adjective
attitude, treatment; relation; relationship; connection; ratio
Noun
to return, to give back, to restore; to send back
Verb , imperfective
to approve, to confirm; to affirm, to maintain, to assert, to posit, to claim
Verb , imperfective
to make it up, to make peace, to become reconciled; to accept, to bear with
Verb , imperfective
to get acquainted, to meet
Verb , perfective
to amaze; to strike dumb, to surprise
Verb , imperfective
to deceive, to cheat; to trick; to swindle; to be unfaithful to (one's spouse)
Verb , imperfective
to cut in; to strike heavily, to give a sharp blow
Verb , perfective
advisedly, designedly, knowingly, intentionally, wilfully, purposely
Adverb
to agree to do something, to conspire, to plot
Verb , perfective
to preach, to lecture, to moralize, to teach, to instruct
Verb , imperfective
to explain yourself, to have it out with somebody
Verb , perfective
to act in spite, contrary to somebody's interests or desires
Verb , imperfective
to bother, to pester, to bore, to molest, to annoy
Verb , imperfective
to render, to show, to provide; to exert; to give, to offer
Verb , imperfective
to lick somebody's boots, to wheedle, to flatter, to insinuate, to suck up to
Verb , imperfective
to reach an agreement, to agree
Verb , perfective
to take care, to attend
Verb , perfective
to swear, to curse, to use bad language; to swear at each other, to have a fight, to quarrel, to argue
Verb , imperfective
to remember, to retain, to keep in mind
Verb , imperfective
to report another's wrongdoing
Verb , imperfective
to forgive, to excuse, to pardon
Verb , perfective
to advise, to counsel, to recommend, to suggest
Verb , perfective
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