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| gen. |
couch; be laid flat (of crops); recline; take a siesta; lop down (Taras); put one's feet up for a while (4uzhoj); turn in (лечь спать); lie down (for a short while: My wife is lying down, she has a headache." -- прилегла ART Vancouver); border (upon); skirt; droop; fit (closely); lean against; press against; lie; repose (kyelenak) |
| Gruzovik |
be adjacent to (pf of прилегать); lie down for a while; border upon (pf of прилегать); skirt (pf of прилегать); fit closely (pf of прилегать); lean against (pf of прилегать); press against (pf of прилегать) |
| austral., slang |
catch some ZZZ's |
| Gruzovik, agric. |
be laid flat of crops (pf of прилегать); droop (pf of прилегать) |
| Gruzovik, inf. |
cling to (pf of прилегать); stick to (pf of прилегать); settle of dust (pf of прилегать); quiet down of wind, noise, etc (pf of прилегать); subside of wind, noise, etc (pf of прилегать); slacken of wind, noise, etc (pf of прилегать) |
| Gruzovik, obs. |
lie down for a short while (pf of прилегать) |
| inf. |
cling (to); take a nap (Andrey Truhachev); hit the hay (Andrey Truhachev); hit the sack for a while (for a while Andrey Truhachev); settle (of dust); slacken (of wind, noise, etc); quiet down; stick (to); subside; have a lie-down (It was a hard day. I might have a lie down. • I think I might have a lie down. I don't feel very well. 4uzhoj); doss down (на Andrey Truhachev) |
| Makarov., nonstand. |
lay down |
| math. |
adjoin; be adjacent (to) |
