отвести́

fairly common #1511C1

verbperfective imperfective is отводи́ть

1.
to take (somewhere), to lead away, to escort
Она́ отвела́ детей в шко́лу.
She took the children to school.
Of people or animals led on foot to a destination.
2.
to parry, to ward off, to avert, to divert
Он отвёл уда́р руко́й.
He parried the blow with his hand.
3.
to reject, to challenge, to turn downlaw
Защи́та отвела́ э́того свиде́теля.
The defence challenged this witness.
4.
to allot, to assign, to set aside
Мне отвели́ ме́сто у окна́.
They gave me a seat by the window.

Motion info

отвести́ is derived from the unidirectional verb of motion вести́ with prefix от- (move away from).

Я отведу́ тебя к Тому.
I'll take you to Tom.
Я хочу́, чтобы ты отвёл меня к Тому.
I want you to take me to Tom.
Я отвёл его в больни́цу.
I took him to the hospital.
Он не мо́жет отвести́ от неё глаз.
He can't take his eyes off her.
Я пришёл, чтобы отвести́ тебя домой.
I've come to take you home.
Отведи́те их домой.
Take them home.
Она взяла́ на себя хлопоты отвести́ меня до дома, кото́рый я иска́л.
She troubled herself to take me to the house I was looking for.
Том не мо́жет отвести́ глаз от Мэри.
Tom can't take his eyes off Mary.

Imperative
ты	отведи́
вы	отведи́те

Active present	-
Active past	отвёдший	having led aside, having taken aside, having diverted
Passive present	-
Passive past	отведённый	assigned, allocated, designated, allotted
Gerund present	-
Gerund past	отведя́	while doing (past)

вести́to lead; to drive; to conduct; to behave; to keep (a diary); to lead (of a road)
verbimperfective
ве́стиnews / messages
nounfeminine
ввести́to introduce; to enter; to lead in
verbperfective
увести́to take away; to carry off; to steal (someone's partner); to withdraw
verbperfective
взвести́to cock (a gun); to impute (to); to lead up
verbperfective