нараста́ть

rare #13958C2

verbimperfective perfective is нарасти́

1.
to grow, to increase, to build up, to mount
Напряже́ние в зале нараста́ло.
The tension in the hall was building up.
Used of sounds, tension, pressure, numbers and other things that gradually intensify.
2.
to accrue, to accumulatebanking
На вкла́де нараста́ют проце́нты.
Interest is accruing on the deposit.
Of interest on a deposit or of debts.

Examples

Напряжение между странами постепенно нарастает
The tension between the countries is gradually building up.
С каждым днём его беспокойство нарастало
His anxiety grew with each passing day.
Ужас, овладевавший толпой, нарастал с каждой минутой.
The terror that had gripped the crowd grew with every minute.
Фрустрация нарастала из-за долгого ожидания ответа.
The frustration grew because of the long wait for a response.
Между тем гул постепенно нараста́л.
Meanwhile, the noise gradually grew louder.
Исступлённость толпы нарастала с каждой минутой.
The crowd's frenzy grew with every passing minute.

Imperative
ты	нараста́й
вы	нараста́йте

Active present	нараста́ющий	growing mounting incremental
Active past	нараста́вший	growing, increasing, rising, accumulating
Passive present	-
Passive past	-
Gerund present	нараста́я	while doing (present)
Gerund past	нарастав нараставши	while doing (past)

LockedUnlock full word family

Verb	Prefix	Meaning
враста́ть	в-	to grow in
возраста́ть	воз-	to increase/grow (same as вырасти)
выраста́ть	вы-	to grow up; to grow; to develop into; to appear suddenly
дораста́ть	до-	to grow