schmutzig
→
грязный
[ˈgrʲaznɨj]
adjectiveA1
German → Russian
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German hint → Russian answer
das Geschirr
→
блюдо
[ˈblʲudə]
nounA1
das Geschirr
→
посуда
[pɐˈsudə]
nounA1
die Einweg-Wasserflasche
→
одноразовая бутылка
[ɐdnɐˈrazəvəjə bʊˈtɨlkə]
nounA1
tun
→
делать
[ˈdʲelətʲ]
verbA1
Hausaufgaben machen
→
делать домашнее задание
[ˈdʲelətʲ dɐˈmaʂnʲəje zɐˈdanʲɪje]
phraseA1
Wäsche waschen
→
стирать
[stʲɪˈratʲ]
phraseA1
abwaschen
→
мыть посуду
[ˈmɨtʲ pɐˈsudʊ]
verbA1
der Arzt
→
врач
[ˈvrat͡ɕ]
nounA1
der Hund
→
собака
[sɐˈbakə]
nounA1
das Hundespielzeug
→
игрушка
[ɪˈgruʂkə]
nounA1
die Puppe
→
кукла
[ˈkuklə]
nounA1
der Dollar
→
доллар
[ˈdolər]
nounA1
nicht mögen
→
не любить
[nʲe lʲʉˈbʲitʲ]
verbA1
tun
→
сделано
[ˈzdʲelənə]
verbA1
der Esel
→
осёл
[ɐˈsʲol]
nounA1
der Donut
→
пончик
[ˈpont͡ɕɪk]
nounA1
die Tür
→
дверь
[ˈdverʲ]
nounA1
der Türgriff
→
дверная ручка
[ˈdvernəjə ˈrut͡ʃkə]
nounA1
der Punkt
→
точка
[ˈtot͡ɕkə]
nounA1
hinunter
→
вниз
[vnʲis]
adverbA1
unten
→
внизу
[vnʲɪˈzu]
adverbA1
ein Dutzend
→
дюжина
[ˈdʲuʐɨnə]
numeralA1
zeichnen
→
рисовать
[rʲɪsɐˈvatʲ]
verbA1
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