обноси́ться
rare #43111
- 1.
to wear out one's clothes, to be out at elbows, to be shabbily dressed
За зи́му он совсе́м обноси́лся.
Over the winter his clothes wore out completely.
Of a person: to have worn one's clothes and shoes to rags, with nothing decent left.
- 2.
(rare) to become broken in, to become comfortable with wear, to wear in
Новые боти́нки наконе́ц обноси́лись.
The new boots have finally been broken in.
Of clothes or footwear that stop feeling stiff after being worn a while.
Examples
Conjugation
| Present | Future | |
|---|---|---|
| я | - | обношу́сь |
| ты | - | обно́сишься |
| он/она́/оно́ | - | обно́сится |
| мы | - | обно́симся |
| вы | - | обно́ситесь |
| они́ | - | обно́сятся |
Note: Stress change.
| Imperative | |
|---|---|
| ты | обноси́сь |
| вы | обноси́тесь |
| Past | |
|---|---|
| masculine | обноси́лся |
| feminine | обноси́лась |
| neuter | обноси́лось |
| plural | обноси́лись |
Participles
| Active present | - | |
|---|---|---|
| Active past | worn out, threadbare, shabby | |
| Passive present | - | |
| Passive past | - | |
| Gerund present | - | |
| Gerund past | обноси́вшись обнося́сь | while doing (past) |
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Iron edited translation 1 day ago.
Lucian edited verb basics 6 years ago.



















