4 Words

What do these mean?

придется
денешься
требуется
обойдешься

Also is there a difference between these?

в конце-то концов
в конце концов

Thanks

have to - приходится
disappear - деваться
need - требоваться
manage - обходиться

The difference between these "ends" is in it's emphatic meaning, the first being the higher degree.

If it's still ununderstabdable, you can give a context for us.

That was fast!!

Thanks.

So what is the diffrence then between Пропадать, изчезать, and девать ся if they all mean dissapear? How many more words do you have for it? =)

Он исчез, пропал, скрылся, улетучился, растворился в воздухе, куда-то делся, будто сквозь землю провалился, как в воду канул, просто испарился, его как ветром сдуло!!!

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Originally Posted by Dogboy182

So what is the diffrence then between Пропадать, изчезать, and девать ся if they all mean dissapear? How many more words do you have for it? =)

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I would ask the same for almost any English word. It's so confusing sometimes. :)

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Originally Posted by Dogboy182

So what is the diffrence then between Пропадать, изчезать, and девать ся if they all mean dissapear? How many more words do you have for it? =)

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пропадать also means "to spend time somewhere".
eg: целыми днями он пропадал на пляже = целые дни он проводил на пляже

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Originally Posted by Dogboy182

So what is the diffrence then between Пропадать, изчезать, and девать ся if they all mean dissapear? How many more words do you have for it? =)

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деваться by itself doesn't mean disappear, it doesn't mean anything. You can say "Он пропал" (he disappeared), not "Он девался". It's a phrasal colloquialism "куда-то деваться" which means disappear. In fact, disappear is not a very accurate translation, if an object куда-то девался, this means that the object was misplaced. If it's a person, then the person cannot be found at the moment, but he is likely to show up later.