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припу́хнуть

rare #18152
verbperfective
  • 1.

    to swell up, to become swollen, to puff up

    У меня́ припу́хла щека́ после уда́ра.

    My cheek swelled up after the blow.

    Of a slight or partial swelling; perfective of припухать.

  • 2.

    (rareto be dumbfounded, to be stunned, to freak out

    Все припу́хли, когда́ узна́ли це́ну.

    Everyone was stunned when they heard the price.

    Slang.

  • 3.

    (rareto get cheeky, to become insolent, to get too big for one's boots

    Ты совсе́м припу́х, так со мной разгова́ривать?

    Have you gone completely cheeky talking to me like that?

    Slang, usually reproachful.

  • 4.

    (rareto take a rest, to chill out, to take it easy

    Дава́й припу́хнем часо́к после рабо́ты.

    Let's take it easy for an hour after work.

    Slang.

  • 5.

    (rareto kip, to sleep, to crash

    Он припу́х до самого обе́да.

    He kipped right through till lunchtime.

    Slang.

  • 6.

    (rareto get scared, to get cold feet, to chicken out

    Пацаны́ припу́хли, когда́ уви́дели патру́ль.

    The lads got scared when they saw the patrol.

    Slang.

Examples

Conjugation

PresentFuture
я-
припу́хну
ты-
припу́хнешь
он/она́/оно́-
припу́хнет
мы-
припу́хнем
вы-
припу́хнете
они́-
припу́хнут
Imperative
ты
припу́хни
вы
припу́хните
Past
masculine
припу́х
feminine
припу́хла
neuter
припу́хло
plural
припу́хли

Participles

Active present

-

Active past

припу́хший

swollen, puffy, bloated

Passive present

-

Passive past

-

Gerund present

-

Gerund past

припухнув

припухши

while doing (past)

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  • Iron edited translation 3 days ago.