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пройти́сь

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verbreflexiveperfective imperfective is проха́живаться
  • 1.

    to take a walk, to stroll, to walk

    Я немного прошёлся по ночны́м у́лицам.

    I walked for a while through the night-time streets.

    often with по + prepositional case for the place walked through

  • 2.

    to go over (a surface), to sweep through, to run over

    Ледник прошёлся по трём ау́лам.

    The glacier swept through three villages.

    used of something moving across or through: пройтись утюгом по рубашке, лавина прошлась по селу

Examples

Conjugation

PresentFuture
я-
пройду́сь
ты-
пройдёшься
он/она́/оно́-
пройдётся
мы-
пройдёмся
вы-
пройдётесь
они́-
пройду́тся
Imperative
ты
пройди́сь
вы
пройди́тесь
Past
masculine
прошёлся
feminine
прошла́сь
neuter
прошло́сь
plural
прошли́сь

Participles

Active present

-

Active past

проше́дшийся

having walked, having strolled

Passive present

-

Passive past

-

Gerund present

-

Gerund past

пройдя́сь

while doing (past)

Word familyидти́PRO

  • идти́to go (on foot); to fall (of rain or snow); to be going on; to suit (someone); to be on (TV or radio)
    verbimperfective
  • уйти́to leave; to escape; to take (time or material); to retire
    verbperfective
  • войти́to enter; to become part of; to fit; to penetrate
    verbperfective
  • вы́йтиto go out; to be published; to turn out; to marry; to run out
    verbperfective
  • дойти́to reach (on foot); to reach (someone); to come to; to escalate into; to reach (a level); to ripen
    verbperfective
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Related words

See also

  • заходи́тьto drop in; to come in; to pick up (on the way); to log in; to set (sun) 

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Contributions

  • Iron edited translation 1 week ago.
  • TonyUK edited translation 3 years ago.
  • n4b3 edited translation 4 years ago.
  • anonymous edited translation 5 years ago.