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обле́зть

verbperfective (partner облеза́ть)very rarely used (#30899)
  • 1.

    to peel off, to flake off, to come off

    Кра́ска на две́ри совсе́м обле́зла.

    The paint on the door has peeled off completely.

    Said of paint, wallpaper, plaster or sunburnt skin.

  • 2.

    to lose its fur, to grow bare, to shed its coat

    Стари́к кот обле́з после боле́зни.

    The old cat lost its fur after the illness.

    Of animals; implies a patchy, mangy look.

  • 3.

    (rareto crawl around, to climb all over

    Мальчи́шки обле́зли все дере́вья в са́ду.

    The boys climbed all over the trees in the garden.

    Colloquial.

Motion info

обле́зть is derived from the unidirectional verb of motion лезть with prefix об- (around).

Examples

Conjugation

PresentFuture
я-
обле́зу
ты-
обле́зешь
он/она́/оно́-
обле́зет
мы-
обле́зем
вы-
обле́зете
они́-
обле́зут
Imperative
ты
обле́зь
вы
обле́зьте
Past
masculine
обле́з
feminine
обле́зла
neuter
обле́зло
plural
обле́зли

Participles

Active present

-

Active past

обле́зший

peeled, shabby, threadbare, molted

Passive present

-

Passive past

-

Gerund present

-

Gerund past

облезши

while doing (past)

Word familyлезтьPRO

  • лезтьto climb; to crawl (into); to meddle; to fall out (of hair); to bother
    verbimperfective
  • влезтьto climb in; to climb up; to fit (into)
    verbperfective
  • вы́лезтьto climb out; to fall out (of hair); to blurt out
    verbperfective
  • зале́зтьto climb up; to get into; to hide (crawling in); to break into
    verbperfective
  • нале́зтьto go on (of clothing); to swarm in
    verbperfective
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  • Iron edited translation 17 hours ago.