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прибра́ть

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verbperfective imperfective is прибира́ть
  • 1.

    to tidy up, to clean up, to put in order

    Я прибра́л ко́мнату пе́ред прихо́дом госте́й.

    I tidied up the room before the guests arrived.

  • 2.

    to put away, to clear away, to tidy away

    Прибери́ игру́шки в я́щик.

    Put the toys away in the box.

    colloquial

  • 3.

    to take for oneself, to appropriate, to get one's hands on

    Он прибра́л к рука́м всё дело.

    He took over the whole business for himself.

    colloquial; often in the phrase прибрать к рукам

Examples

Conjugation

PresentFuture
я-
приберу́
ты-
приберёшь
он/она́/оно́-
приберёт
мы-
приберём
вы-
приберёте
они́-
приберу́т
Imperative
ты
прибери́
вы
прибери́те
Past
masculine
прибра́л
feminine
прибрала́
neuter
прибра́ло
plural
прибра́ли

Participles

Active present

-

Active past

прибра́вший

having tidied, having tidied up, having put in order

Passive present

-

Passive past

при́бранный

tidied up, cleaned up, neat, orderly

Gerund present

-

Gerund past

прибра́в

прибравши

while doing (past)

Word familyбратьPRO

  • братьto take; to borrow; to hire; to take on; to take up (an idea)
    verbimperfective
  • убра́тьto remove; to tidy up; to put away; to harvest; to decorate
    verbperfective
  • бра́тьсяto set about; to take on; to take hold of; to come from
    verbimperfective
  • вобра́тьto absorb; to take in
    verbperfective
  • вы́братьto choose; to elect
    verbperfective
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Prefix groupPRO

VerbPrefixMeaning
прибра́тьпри-to tidy up; to put away; to take for oneself
прибратьсяпри-to put in order
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Related words

Synonyms

  • убира́тьto tidy up; to take away; to put away; to harvest; to decorate 

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Contributions

  • Iron edited translation 1 week ago.
  • luke.hess97 edited translation 2 years ago.
  • thinkpad20 edited related words 2 years ago.