вводи́ться

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verbreflexiveimperfective perfective is ввести́сь

1.
to be introduced, to be brought in, to be put into effect
Тут вво́дятся специа́льные льго́тные усло́вия для междунаро́дных компа́ний.
Special preferential terms for international companies are being introduced here.
Passive of вводить; typically used of rules, laws, standards or new arrangements.
2.
to be entered, to be input, to be keyed incomputing
Данные вво́дятся вручну́ю.
The data is entered manually.
Of data, text or commands entered into a computer or form.
3.
to be injected, to be administered, to be insertedmedicine
Лека́рство вво́дится внутриве́нно.
The medicine is administered intravenously.
Of a medicine given by injection or of a tube or probe put into the body.
4.
to come into use, to become customary, to catch on
Э́то сло́во постепе́нно вво́дится в повседне́вную речь.
This word is gradually coming into everyday use.
Of a word, custom or practice gradually gaining currency.

Examples

Этот закон вводится постепенно по регионам.
This law is being introduced gradually, region by region.
Новые правила вводятся с первого января.
The new rules will come into force on January 1.
В школах вводится дополнительный урок английского.
An additional English lesson is being introduced in schools.

Imperative
ты	вводи́сь
вы	вводи́тесь

Active present	вводя́щийся	being introduced, being implemented, being put into effect, that is introduced
Active past	вводи́вшийся	being introduced, being implemented, being instated
Passive present	-
Passive past	-
Gerund present	вводя́сь	while doing (present)
Gerund past	вводившись	while doing (past)

води́тьto drive; to lead; to fool
verbimperfective
вводи́тьto introduce; to lead in; to enter; to put into (a state)
verbimperfective
уводи́тьto lead away; to steal; to steal (someone's partner)
verbimperfective
взводи́тьto cock (a gun); to impute; to lead up
verbimperfective
води́тьсяto be found; to associate with; to be customary
verbimperfective

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