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пропусти́ть

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verbperfective
  • 1.

    to miss, to let slip

    Я пропусти́л его́ звоно́к.

    I missed his call.

    Of a class, event, train, call or opportunity.

  • 2.

    to let through, to let pass, to let in

    Он пропусти́л её вперёд.

    He let her go ahead.

  • 3.

    to skip, to omit, to leave out, to overlook

    Он пропусти́л це́лый абза́ц при чте́нии.

    He skipped a whole paragraph while reading.

  • 4.

    to run through, to pass through, to put through

    Пропусти́ мя́со че́рез мясору́бку.

    Run the meat through the mincer.

    Usually with «через» plus a machine or filter.

  • 5.

    to have a drink, to knock back a glass

    Дед люби́л пропусти́ть рю́мочку по́сле обе́да.

    Grandpa liked to have a little glass after dinner.

    Colloquial; often with «рюмочку» or «стаканчик».

Examples

Conjugation

PresentFuture
я-
пропущу́
ты-
пропу́стишь
он/она́/оно́-
пропу́стит
мы-
пропу́стим
вы-
пропу́стите
они́-
пропу́стят

Note: Stress change.

Imperative
ты
пропусти́
вы
пропусти́те
Past
masculine
пропусти́л
feminine
пропусти́ла
neuter
пропусти́ло
plural
пропусти́ли

Participles

Active present

-

Active past

пропусти́вший

having missed, who missed, that missed

Passive present

-

Passive past

пропу́щенный

missed

Gerund present

-

Gerund past

пропусти́в

пропустивши

while doing (past)

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  • Iron edited translation 3 days ago.
  • Iron edited translation 3 days ago.
  • haunter1781 edited translation 5 months ago.
  • haunter1781 edited translation 5 months ago.