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ponedel'nik
понедельник
masculine
(n)
Monday
Ponedel'nik, vtornik, sreda, chetverg i pyatnitsa - budniye dni.
Понедельник, вторник, среда, четверг и пятница - будние дни.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are weekdays.
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kanikuly
каникулы
neutral
(n)
vacation
Mne nuzhno nayti rabotu na letniye kanikuly.
Мне нужно найти работу на летние каникулы.
It is necessary to find a job during my summer vacation.
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puteshestviye
путешествие
neutral
(n)
travel
sezon puteshestviy
сезон путешествий
travel season
sentyabr'
сентябрь
masculine
(n)
September
V sentyabre v severnom polusharii nachinayetsya osen', a v yuzhnom polusharii nachinayetsya vesna.
В сентябре в северном полушарии начинается осень, а в южном полушарии начинается весна.
In September, fall begins in the northern hemisphere and spring in the southern hemisphere.
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piknik
пикник
masculine
(n)
picnic
Sem'ya na piknike v parke.
Семья на пикнике в парке.
The family is on a picnic in the park.
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rasprodazha
распродажа
feminine
(n)
sale
V otdele obuvi bol'shaya rasprodazha.
В отделе обуви большая распродажа.
There is a big sale in the shoe department.
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rabochiy
рабочий
masculine
(n)
worker
rabota
работа
feminine
(n)
job
nayti rabotu
найти работу
find a job
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prazdnik
праздник
masculine
(n)
holiday
prazdnichnyye ukrasheniya
праздничные украшения
holiday decorations
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vyhodniye
выходные
neutral
(n)
weekend
Kak vy abychna pravodite vykhadniye dni?
Как вы обычно проводите выходные дни?
How do you usually spend your weekends?
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trut
труд
masculine
(n)
labor
soyuz
союз
masculine
(n)
union
pravo
право
neutral
(n)
right
zabastovka
забастовка
feminine
(n)
strike
rabota
работа
feminine
(n)
work
dvizheniye
движение
neutral
(n)
movement
kar'yera
карьера
feminine
(n)
career
sotrudnik
сотрудник
masculine
(n)
employee
Den' truda
День труда
(p)
Labor Day
parad
Парад
masculine
(n)
parade
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