English-Russian Vocabulary and Terminology Study Guide

to give up: Translated as "бросать". Refers to ceasing an activity, habit, or effort.
to imagine: Translated as "представлять". Refers to forming a mental picture, concept, or idea.
to manage to do smth: Translated as "удаваться сделать что-либо". Refers to succeeding in performing or accomplishing a specific task or action.
to recycle: Translated as "перерабатывать". Refers to processing materials or waste so as to make them suitable for reuse.

century: Translated as "век". Represents a time duration of one hundred years.
design: Translated as "дизайн". Refers to a plan, drawing, or structural motif.
education: Translated as "образование". Refers to the systematic process of teaching, learning, and schooling.
imagination: Translated as "воображение". The cognitive faculty of forming new ideas, images, or concepts not present to the senses.
knowledge: Translated as "знания". Facts, information, skills, and understanding acquired through experience or education.
refrigerator: Translated as "холодильник". An appliance or container used to preserve food and drink at cool temperatures.
source: Translated as "источник". The origin, cause, or starting point of something.
survey: Translated as "опрос". A comprehensive study, investigation, or collection of opinions gathered by questioning people.

ancient: Translated as "древний". Belonging to the distant past or very old history.
compulsory: Translated as "обязательный". Required by law, rule, or authority; mandatory.
large: Translated as "большой". Of considerable size, extent, or capacity.

fortunately: Translated as "к счастью". Used to express good luck or a favorable circumstance.
unfortunately: Translated as "к сожалению". Used to express regret, disappointment, or unfavorable circumstances.

in the country: Translated as "в сельской местности, за городом". Refers to living in or visiting rural areas situated outside of urban centers or towns.