привози́ть

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verbimperfective perfective is привезти́

1.
to bring (by vehicle), to transport, to bring along
Я ка́ждый день привожу́ проду́кты из магази́на.
I bring groceries from the store every day.
Imperfective; implies conveyance by car, train, ship etc., as opposed to приносить (carry by hand).
2.
to deliver, to supplycommerce
Хлеб нам приво́зят ка́ждое у́тро.
They deliver bread to us every morning.
Of goods, supplies, post.

Motion info

привози́ть is derived from the multidirectional verb of motion вози́ть with prefix при- (arrival).

Текстиль привозили из разных стран
Textiles were brought in from various countries.
Раньше работорговцы привозили рабов из Африки.
In the past, slave traders brought slaves from Africa.
Гости, приезжавшие каждое лето, привозили подарки.
The guests who came every summer brought gifts.
Наша поставщица тканей всегда привозит товар вовремя.
Our fabric supplier always delivers the goods on time.
Каждое лето они привозят фрукты с юга.
Every summer they bring fruit from the south.
Торговщики привозили товары из далёких стран.
Merchants brought goods from distant lands.
Рыночники утром привозят свежие фрукты.
The market vendors bring in fresh fruit in the morning.
Раньше гуттаперчу привозили из тропических стран.
Gutta-percha used to be imported from tropical countries.

Note: Stress change.

Imperative
ты	привози́
вы	привози́те

Active present	привозя́щий	bringing, delivering, transporting
Active past	привози́вший	bringing, delivering, importing, who had been bringing
Passive present	привози́мый	imported, brought
Passive past	-
Gerund present	привозя́	while doing (present)
Gerund past	привозив привозивши	while doing (past)

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