надры́в
rare #34805
nounmasculineinanimatecountable
- 1.
anguish, emotional strain, overwrought feeling
В его го́лосе слы́шался надры́в.
There was a note of anguish in his voice.
Often of hysterical, painfully intense emotion; a key word in Dostoevsky.
- 2.
strain, overexertion, convulsive effort
Он ка́шлял с надры́вом.
He coughed convulsively.
Usually in the phrase «с надрывом» - with strain, convulsively.
- 3.
slight tear, small rip
На рукаве́ появи́лся небольшо́й надры́в.
A small tear appeared on the sleeve.
Examples
В его словах чувствовался надрыв.
There was a sense of anguish in his words.
Declension
| Singular | Plural | |
|---|---|---|
| Nom.Nominative | надры́в | надры́вы |
| Gen.Genitive | надры́ва | надры́вов |
| Dat.Dative | надры́ву | надры́вам |
| Acc.Accusative | надры́в | надры́вы |
| Inst.Instrumental | надры́вом | надры́вами |
| Prep.Prepositional | надры́ве | надры́вах |
Word familyнадры́вPRO
- надры́вanguish; strain; slight tear
- надрывноheartrendingly
- надры́вныйheart-rending; convulsive
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