вы́гнать

fairly common #2754C2

verbperfective imperfective is выгоня́ть

1.
to kick out, to drive out, to chase away, to expel
Его́ вы́гнали с рабо́ты.
He was kicked out of his job.
Used of people and animals; also of dismissal from a job or school.
2.
(rare) to distildistilling
Он вы́гнал самого́н из са́хара.
He distilled moonshine from sugar.
Of spirits, moonshine, tar.

Motion info

вы́гнать is derived from the unidirectional verb of motion гнать with prefix в-/во- (into).

Меня вы́гнали.
I got expelled.
Дэн вы́гнал Линду из дома и бро́сил её на у́лице.
Dan dragged Linda out of the house and threw her in the street.
Она вы́гнала меня из дома.
She kicked me out of the house.
Разгневавшийся учитель выгнал ученика из класса.
The enraged teacher expelled the student from the classroom.
Коров рано утром выгнали на выгон
The cows were driven out to pasture early in the morning.
Учи́тель был очень расстро́ен и вы́гнал Джонни из кла́сса.
The teacher was really upset and threw Johnny out of class.
Известного дебошира выгнали из клуба.
The notorious brawler was thrown out of the club.
Она вы́гнала своего́ па́рня из дома.
She kicked her boyfriend out of the house.

Imperative
ты	вы́гони
вы	вы́гоните

Active present	-
Active past	вы́гнавший	who expelled, having expelled
Passive present	-
Passive past	вы́гнанный	expelled, banished, exiled
Gerund present	-
Gerund past	вы́гнав выгнавши	while doing (past)

гнатьto drive; to drive away; to lie; to distil; to persecute
verbimperfective
угна́тьto steal (a vehicle); to drive away
verbperfective
вогна́тьto drive in; to drive (into a place); to throw (into a state)
verbperfective
вы́гнатьto kick out; to distil
verbperfective
гна́тьсяto chase after (за кем-чем)
verbimperfective