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прили́в

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nounmasculineinanimatecountable
  • 1.

    high tide, flood tide, rising tidegeography

    Начался́ прили́в, и вода́ подняла́сь.

    The tide came in and the water rose.

    Opposite of отлив 'ebb tide'.

  • 2.

    surge, rush, wave

    Её захлестну́л внеза́пный прили́в ре́вности.

    She was overcome by a sudden surge of jealousy.

    Often with feelings or strength: прилив сил 'a surge of energy'.

  • 3.

    influx, inflow

    В стране́ начался́ прили́в иностра́нного капита́ла.

    An influx of foreign capital began in the country.

  • 4.

    rush of blood, congestion, hot flushmedicine

    Она́ почу́вствовала прили́в кро́ви к лицу́.

    She felt a rush of blood to her face.

    Usually прилив крови; in the plural often of hot flushes.

  • 5.

    (rarelug, bossengineering

    прили́в на ко́рпусе дви́гателя

    a lug on the engine housing

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SingularPlural
Nom.Nominative

прили́в

прили́вы

Gen.Genitive

прили́ва

прили́вов

Dat.Dative

прили́ву

прили́вам

Acc.Accusative

прили́в

прили́вы

Inst.Instrumental

прили́вом

прили́вами

Prep.Prepositional

прили́ве

прили́вах

Word familyприли́вPRO

  • прили́вhigh tide; surge; influx; rush of blood; lug
    nounmasculine
  • adjective

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  • Iron edited translation 1 week ago.
  • Little_Louis edited translation 1 year ago.
  • ghen edited related words 3 years ago.