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взду́ться

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verbreflexiveperfective imperfective is вздува́ться
  • 1.

    to swell, to swell up, to blow up

    Щека́ взду́лась после уку́са.

    His cheek swelled up after the bite.

    perfective; of flesh, dough, wood soaked in water

  • 2.

    to billow, to fill out (of sails), to puff out

    Па́руса взду́лись от ве́тра.

    The sails billowed in the wind.

  • 3.

    to go up sharply (of prices), to shoot upeconomics

    Цены́ на жильё взду́лись за оди́н год.

    Housing prices shot up in a single year.

    used of prices and costs

  • 4.

    (rareto flare up, to spread (of fire)

    Пла́мя взду́лось и охвати́ло кры́шу.

    The flames flared up and engulfed the roof.

    figurative and literary

Examples

Conjugation

PresentFuture
я-
взду́юсь
ты-
взду́ешься
он/она́/оно́-
взду́ется
мы-
взду́емся
вы-
взду́етесь
они́-
взду́ются
Imperative
ты
взду́йся
вы
взду́йтесь
Past
masculine
взду́лся
feminine
взду́лась
neuter
взду́лось
plural
взду́лись

Participles

Active present

-

Active past

взду́вшийся

swollen, bloated, distended

Passive present

-

Passive past

-

Gerund present

-

Gerund past

взду́вшись

while doing (past)

Word familyдутьPRO

  • дутьto blow; to blow (of the wind); to blow (glass); to guzzle; to dash
    verbimperfective
  • вдутьto blow in; to bang; to chew out
    verbperfective
  • вздутьto thrash; to drive up (prices); to inflate; to blow up (dust); to cheat
    verbperfective
  • вы́дутьto blow out; to blow (glass); to drink up
    verbperfective
  • ду́тьсяto sulk; to swell up; to give oneself airs; to play avidly (cards)
    verbimperfective
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  • Lisa edited related words 7 years ago.