die Karotte
→
морковь
[mɐrˈkofʲ]
nounA1
German → Russian
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Card direction
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tragen
→
носить
[nɐˈsʲitʲ]
verbA1
der Autositz
→
сиденье
[sʲɪˈdʲenʲjɪ]
nounA1
der Fall
→
случай
[ˈsluːt͡ɕɪj]
nounA1
das Bargeld
→
наличные
[ˈnalʲit͡ɕnɨje]
nounA1
werfen
→
бросать
[brɐˈsatʲ]
verbA1
die Katze
→
кошка
[ˈkoʂkə]
nounA1
das Müsli
→
сухой завтрак
[sʊˈxoj ˈzavtrək]
nounA1
sicherlich
→
конечно
[kɐˈnʲeɕnə; bʲɪzʊˈslovnə]
adverbA1
der Stuhl
→
стул
[ˈstul]
nounA1
sich ändern
→
менять
[mʲɪˈnʲatʲ]
verbA1
das Kapitel
→
глава
[glɐˈva]
nounA1
günstig
→
дешёвый
[dʲeˈʂɵvɨj]
adjectiveA1
überprüfen
→
проверять
[prɐvʲɪˈrʲatʲ]
verbA1
die Wange
→
щека
[ɕːɪˈka]
nounA1
der Käse
→
сыр
[sɨr]
nounA1
die Brust
→
грудь
[gruntʲ]
nounA1
kauen
→
жевать
[ʐɨˈvatʲ]
verbA1
das Küken
→
птенец
[ptʲɪˈnʲets]
nounA1
das Huhn
→
курица
[ˈkurʲɪtsə]
nounA1
das Kind
→
ребёнок
[rʲɪˈbʲonək]
nounA1
Kinder
→
дети
[ˈdʲetʲi]
nounA1
die Schokolade
→
шоколад
[ʂəkɐˈlat]
nounA1
der Schokoladenkuchen
→
шоколадный торт
[ʂəkɐˈladnɨj tɔrt]
nounA1
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