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обтяну́ть

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verbperfective imperfective is обтя́гивать
  • 1.

    to cover, to upholster, to re-cover

    Кре́сло обтяну́ли но́вой ко́жей.

    The armchair was covered in new leather.

    of furniture, walls, boxes - with fabric, leather, cloth

  • 2.

    to fit closely, to cling to, to hug

    Пла́тье пло́тно обтяну́ло фигу́ру.

    The dress fitted tightly around her figure.

    of clothes on the body

  • 3.

    to stretch over, to stretch taut, to pull tight

    Мы обтяну́ли ра́му плёнкой.

    We stretched plastic film over the frame.

    of film wrap canvas over a frame tent or umbrella

Examples

Conjugation

PresentFuture
я-
обтяну́
ты-
обтя́нешь
он/она́/оно́-
обтя́нет
мы-
обтя́нем
вы-
обтя́нете
они́-
обтя́нут

Note: Stress change.

Imperative
ты
обтяни́
вы
обтяни́те
Past
masculine
обтяну́л
feminine
обтяну́ла
neuter
обтяну́ло
plural
обтяну́ли

Participles

Active present

-

Active past

обтяну́вший

having stretched over, tightly covered, tight-fitting, form-fitting

Passive present

-

Passive past

обтя́нутый

covered (tightly), upholstered, stretched over, tightly fitted

Gerund present

-

Gerund past

обтяну́в

обтянувши

while doing (past)

Word familyтяну́тьPRO

  • тяну́тьto pull; to drag out; to delay; to stretch out; to draw; to drag (someone somewhere); to lay (a cable); to weigh; to support; to drawl
    verbimperfective
  • втяну́тьto draw in; to drag into; to pull in; to haul up
    verbperfective
  • утяну́тьto drag away; to tighten; to steal
    verbperfective
  • вы́тянутьto pull out; to stretch out; to hold out; to worm out (of somebody); to squeeze out (of somebody); to manage; to bring up; to get (somebody) out of
    verbperfective
  • дотяну́тьto drag (as far as); to hold out (until)
    verbperfective
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  • Iron edited translation 2 weeks ago.