На другой день Червяков надел новый вицмундир, подстригся и пошел к Бризжалову объяснить…
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The next day Chervyakov put on his new uniform coat, had his hair trimmed, and went to Brizzhalov to explain…
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Войдя в приемную генерала, он увидел там много просителей, а между просителями и самого генерала, который уже начал прием прошений. Going into the general's reception room, he saw there a great many petitioners, and among the petitioners the general himself, who had already begun receiving petitions.
Опросив несколько просителей, генерал поднял глаза и на Червякова. Having questioned several petitioners, the general raised his eyes to Chervyakov as well.
The words in this sentence
- на
- on, onto; at
- друго́й
- other, another (nom sg m)
- день
- day
- червяко́в
- worms (gen/acc pl); or the surname
- наде́л
- put on (past m of надеть) — надеть
- но́вый
- new (m adj)
- вицмунди́р
- civil-service dress coat (archaic)
- подстри́гся
- got a haircut (past m) — подстричься
- и
- and; also, even
- пошёл
- went, set off (past m of пойти) — пойти
- к
- to, toward (+ dat)
- бризжа́лову
- Brizzhalov (name, dat) — бризжалов
- объясни́ть
- to explain
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