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налета́ть
verb, perfective & imperfective
Very rarely used word (top 20,000)
- 1.
to fly in
in the meaning of time or distance covered
- 2.
to swoop in (slang)
- 3.
to dig in (slang)
Info: if you use it in a perfective case => compound perfective
Conjugation
| Present | Future | |
|---|---|---|
| я | налета́ю | бу́ду налета́ть |
| ты | налета́ешь | бу́дешь налета́ть |
| он/она́/оно́ | налета́ет | бу́дет налета́ть |
| мы | налета́ем | бу́дем налета́ть |
| вы | налета́ете | бу́дете налета́ть |
| они́ | налета́ют | бу́дут налета́ть |
| Imperative | |
|---|---|
| ты | налета́й |
| вы | налета́йте |
| Past | |
|---|---|
| masculine | налета́л |
| feminine | налета́ла |
| neuter | налета́ло |
| plural | налета́ли |
Participles
| Active present | blowing, sweeping, oncoming, rushing | |
|---|---|---|
| Active past | experienced (pilot), seasoned (pilot), well-flown (aircraft) | |
| Passive present | - | |
| Passive past | experienced (pilot), having many flight hours | |
| Gerund present | - | |
| Gerund past | налета́в налетавши | while doing (past) |
Contributions
RandysPudge edited translation and tags 9 months ago.
drvuquangson edited usage info 3 years ago.
