вести́

verb, imperfective

Daily used word (top 300)

Info: unidirectional verb

Examples

Том ведёт себя как ребёнок.Tom is acting like a child.
Веди́.Lead the way.
Пока ведёшь себя тихо, мо́жешь остава́ться в э́той ко́мнате.As long as you keep quiet, you can stay in this room.
Э́та дверь ведёт в кабине́т.This door leads to the study.
Все дороги веду́т в Рим.Many ways lead to Rome.
Я веду́ маши́ну.I'm driving a car.
Он ведёт дневни́к.He keeps a diary.
Я вёл его за ру́ку.I led him by the hand.
Сла́бые следы́ в пыли веду́т на восто́к.Faint footprints in the dust lead off to the east.
Он плохо себя вёл.His behaviour was bad.

Imperative
ты	веди́
вы	веди́те

Active present	веду́щий	leading
Active past	вёдший	someone who was doing
Passive present	ведо́мый	known, familiar
Passive past	ведённый	something which was being done
Gerund present	ведя́	while doing (present)
Gerund past	вёдши	while doing (past)

поведе́ние - behavior
завести́ - to get; start; establish
води́ть - to lead (take) someone/something (by foot); to drive (a vehicle)
про́вод - wire
наводи́ть - to direct; наводить поярдок/страх/мосты; build; наводить тень на плетень
заводи́ть - turn on; acquire; carry conversation
вы́веска - sign
перевести́ - Transfer; Translate
подвести́ - to bring (closer by guiding and/or directing); to place (under); to support (with); to group together; to suggest; to let down (disappoint someone by failing to do what you agreed to do or were expected to do); to pencil