induce russian
навести́
to establish, to create, to bring about
to aim, to point, to train (a weapon), to direct
to lead, to guide, to bring (to a place)
to prompt, to put (someone) onto (an idea), to steer (someone's thoughts)
to make inquiries, to inquire
to instil (fear), to induce (boredom), to cast (gloom)
втя́гивать
to pull in, to draw, to induce to participate, to involve
лека́рственный
medicinal, healing
drug (relating to medication), pharmaceutical, medication-induced
вы́званный
caused (by), brought about, induced, triggered
summoned, called in, sent for
вызыва́емый
caused, induced, evoked, provoked
побуди́вший
having prompted, having induced, that prompted, that induced
побу́женный
prompted, motivated, incited, induced
побужда́емый
induced, prompted, motivated, driven
навева́емый
evoked, induced, suggested, inspired
понужда́емый
compelled, coerced, forced, induced
нави́вший
having wound, having coiled, having twisted; having inspired, having induced
на́гнанный
induced, brought on, instilled
accumulated, built up, gathered
напуска́емый
let in, admitted, allowed in
generated, created, produced, induced
feigned, pretended, put-on, affected
возбужда́емый
excitable, arousable
inducible, generatable, stimulable, induced (by)
Examples
Мэри отвезли́ в больни́цу и помести́ли в иску́сственную ко́му.
Mary is taken to the hospital and placed in a medically induced coma.
Уме́ренная физи́ческая акти́вность вечером спосо́бствует засыпа́нию.
Moderate exercise in the evening helps induce sleep.
Реакция, возбуждаемая светом, происходила очень быстро.
The reaction induced by light occurred very quickly.
Страх, нагоняемый темнотой, заставил детей молчать.
The fear induced by the darkness made the children fall silent.



















