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ввести́

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verbperfective imperfective is вводи́ть
  • 1.

    to introduce, to bring in, to institute

    Прави́тельство реши́ло ввести́ но́вый нало́г.

    The government decided to introduce a new tax.

    Of laws, rules, taxes, new methods, new characters in a story.

  • 2.

    to enter, to input, to type incomputing

    Пожа́луйста, введи́те код.

    Please enter the code.

  • 3.

    to lead in, to bring in

    Подсуди́мого ввели́ в зал заседа́ний.

    The defendant was led into the courtroom.

Motion info

ввести́ is derived from the unidirectional verb of motion вести́ with prefix в-/во- (into).

Examples

Conjugation

PresentFuture
я-
введу́
ты-
введёшь
он/она́/оно́-
введёт
мы-
введём
вы-
введёте
они́-
введу́т
Imperative
ты
введи́
вы
введи́те
Past
masculine
ввёл
feminine
ввела́
neuter
ввело́
plural
ввели́

Participles

Active present

-

Active past

ввёдший

who introduced, who inserted, having introduced

Passive present

-

Passive past

введённый

introduced, implemented, entered, inserted

Gerund present

-

Gerund past

введя́

while doing (past)

Word familyвести́PRO

  • вести́to lead; to drive; to conduct; to behave; to keep (a diary); to lead (of a road)
    verbimperfective
  • ве́стиnews / messages
    nounfeminine
  • ввести́to introduce; to enter; to lead in
    verbperfective
  • увести́to take away; to carry off; to steal (someone's partner); to withdraw
    verbperfective
  • взвести́to cock (a gun); to impute (to); to lead up
    verbperfective
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  • Iron edited translation 2 weeks ago.
  • kraintrain99 edited translation 3 years ago.