вы́палить

rare #28174

verbperfective imperfective is пали́ть

1.
to fire, to shoot, to fire off (a shot)
Он вы́палил из ружья́ в во́здух.
He fired his gun into the air.
Perfective; often with из + genitive naming the weapon.
2.
to blurt out, to rattle off, to come out with
Она́ вы́палила всё, что ду́мала.
She blurted out everything she was thinking.
Colloquial.
3.
(rare) to burn off, to burn out, to smoke out
Крестья́не вы́палили суху́ю траву́ на поле.
The villagers burned off the dry grass in the field.
Colloquial; of burning off grass or smoking out pests.

Examples

Заикаясь, я вы́палил отве́т, кото́рый содержа́л по́лное призна́ние всех мои́х прегреше́ний.
Stammering, I blurted out an answer that contained a full confession of all my sins.
Он вдруг выпалил всю правду за секунду.
He suddenly blurted out the whole truth in a matter of seconds.
Солдат выпалил из ружья прямо в воздух.
The soldier fired his rifle straight into the air.

Imperative
ты	вы́пали
вы	вы́палите

Active present	-
Active past	вы́паливший	having blurted out, having rattled off
Passive present	-
Passive past	вы́паленный	burned out, scorched, parched
Gerund present	вы́паля	while doing (present)
Gerund past	вы́палив выпаливши	while doing (past)

пали́тьto fire; to scorch; to burn down; to singe; to catch red-handed
verbimperfective
вы́палитьto fire; to blurt out; to burn off
verbperfective
запали́тьto set on fire; to catch
verbperfective
попали́тьto burn (for a while); to fire (for a while)
verbperfective
подпали́тьto singe
verbperfective

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