причини́ть
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- 1.
to cause, to inflict
Он причини́л ей мно́го бо́ли.
He caused her a lot of pain.
Almost always with a negative object: harm, damage, pain, trouble.
- 2.
(rare) to do good (to someone against their will), to force one's kindness on
причини́ть добро́
do good to someone whether they want it or not
Only in the ironic set phrase причинить добро.
Examples
Шторм причини́л огро́мный уще́рб её иму́ществу.
The storm did great damage to her property.
Conjugation
| Present | Future | |
|---|---|---|
| я | - | причиню́ |
| ты | - | причини́шь |
| он/она́/оно́ | - | причини́т |
| мы | - | причини́м |
| вы | - | причини́те |
| они́ | - | причиня́т |
| Imperative | |
|---|---|
| ты | причини́ |
| вы | причини́те |
| Past | |
|---|---|
| masculine | причини́л |
| feminine | причини́ла |
| neuter | причини́ло |
| plural | причини́ли |
Participles
| Active present | - | |
|---|---|---|
| Active past | causing, inflicting, having caused, having inflicted | |
| Passive present | - | |
| Passive past | caused, inflicted, done, incurred | |
| Gerund present | - | |
| Gerund past | причини́в причинивши причиня́ | while doing (past) |
Word familyчини́тьPRO
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