Vocabulary
Learn Verbs – Russian
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проходить
Средневековый период прошел.
prokhodit‘
Srednevekovyy period proshel.
pass
The medieval period has passed.
садиться
Она сидит у моря на закате.
sadit‘sya
Ona sidit u morya na zakate.
sit down
She sits by the sea at sunset.
ударять
Будьте осторожны, лошадь может ударить!
udaryat‘
Bud‘te ostorozhny, loshad‘ mozhet udarit‘!
kick
Be careful, the horse can kick!
предпочитать
Наша дочь не читает книг; она предпочитает свой телефон.
predpochitat‘
Nasha doch‘ ne chitayet knig; ona predpochitayet svoy telefon.
prefer
Our daughter doesn’t read books; she prefers her phone.
платить
Она платит онлайн кредитной картой.
platit‘
Ona platit onlayn kreditnoy kartoy.
pay
She pays online with a credit card.
спасать
Докторам удалось спасти ему жизнь.
spasat‘
Doktoram udalos‘ spasti yemu zhizn‘.
save
The doctors were able to save his life.
учить
Она учит своего ребенка плавать.
uchit‘
Ona uchit svoyego rebenka plavat‘.
teach
She teaches her child to swim.
получаться
В этот раз не получилось.
poluchat‘sya
V etot raz ne poluchilos‘.
work out
It didn’t work out this time.
звонить
Вы слышите, как звонит колокольчик?
zvonit‘
Vy slyshite, kak zvonit kolokol‘chik?
ring
Do you hear the bell ringing?
понимать
Я наконец понял задание!
ponimat‘
YA nakonets ponyal zadaniye!
understand
I finally understood the task!
вести
Он ведет девушку за руку.
vesti
On vedet devushku za ruku.
lead
He leads the girl by the hand.
