внуши́ть
- 1.
to inspire, to instil, to fill with (a feeling)
Он сра́зу внуши́л нам дове́рие.
He inspired trust in us right away.
Of feelings: fear, respect, trust, hope. Object of the feeling in the dative.
- 2.
to impress upon, to bring home to, to talk into believing
Ему с де́тства внуши́ли, что нельзя́ жа́ловаться.
From childhood they impressed upon him that one must not complain.
Of thoughts and convictions, often imposed from outside.
Examples
Гипнотизёр внуши́л Тому, что тот белка.
The hypnotist convinced Tom that he was a squirrel.
Conjugation
| Present | Future | |
|---|---|---|
| я | - | внушу́ |
| ты | - | внуши́шь |
| он/она́/оно́ | - | внуши́т |
| мы | - | внуши́м |
| вы | - | внуши́те |
| они́ | - | внуша́т |
| Imperative | |
|---|---|
| ты | внуши́ |
| вы | внуши́те |
| Past | |
|---|---|
| masculine | внуши́л |
| feminine | внуши́ла |
| neuter | внуши́ло |
| plural | внуши́ли |
Participles
| Active present | - | |
|---|---|---|
| Active past | having impressed, having inspired, having instilled | |
| Passive present | - | |
| Passive past | instilled, suggested, inspired | |
| Gerund present | - | |
| Gerund past | внуши́в внушивши | while doing (past) |
Word familyвнуша́тьPRO
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RandysPudge edited translation 4 years ago.
