Sentence examples of "сходят" in Russian with translation "go"

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Это просто лей-линии сходят с ума, да? This is just the ley lines going nuts, right?
Маленькая сцена ревности в духе "Девчонки сходят сума"? A little "Girls Gone Wild" jealousy turned deadly?
Мне говорили, что люди часто сходят с ума в темницах под Красным замком. I've been told men often go mad in the Black Cells beneath the Red Keep.
Но через четверть века с того момента мы видим, как все основные поддерживающие технологии сходят с ума. But in the quarter-century since then, we've seen all of the fundamental supporting technologies go berserk.
Как чемпионат Африки - они с ума сходят, но если Мали не играет, их не видно и не слышно. With each cup, they all go crazy but when Mali doesn't play, they keep a low profile.
Двое людей, уже живущих вместе, сходят в церковь, устроят вечеринку, уедут в короткий отпуск, а потом продолжат жить вместе. Two people who currently live together are about to attend church, have a party, go on a short holiday, then carry on living together.
Как врач, я должен постараться и определить, что происходит и заверить людей. Особенно заверить в том, что они не сходят с ума. As a physician, I have to try and define what's going on, and to reassure people, especially to reassure them that they're not going insane.
Питер, сходи в ванную Тэмми. Peter, go to Tammy's bathroom.
Вот деньги - сходи, купи хека. Take money and go buy some hakes.
Сходи к травнику на углу. Go to the herbalist at the corner.
Наше собрание сходи с ума. Our caucus is going bananas.
Давайте сходим в городскую баню. Let's go out to a public bath.
Сходим на свидание через неделю. We'll go on a date next week.
Вот, сходите, возьмите по пивку. Here, go and have a beer.
Он предложил сходить посмотреть фильм. He suggested going out to watch a movie
Тебе надо сходить в акушерство. You would go to obstetrics.
Как насчёт сходить в кино? How about going to the movies?
Я только схожу освежиться сначала. I'm just gonna go freshen up first.
Я здесь схожу сума, окей? I'm going stir-crazy here, okay?
Схожу в магазин за начо. I'm going to the store for nachos.
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