разы́грываться

rare #26204

1.
to rise, to break, to get up (of a storm)
На у́лице разы́грывалась мете́ль.
A blizzard was getting up outside.
Of weather, the sea, a fire.
2.
to take place, to unfold, to be played out
Всё э́то разы́грывалось у нас на глаза́х.
It was all playing out before our eyes.
Of scenes and events, often dramatic ones.
3.
to run high, to flare up, to break out
Стра́сти разы́грывались всё сильне́е.
Passions were running higher and higher.
Of passions, arguments, illnesses.
4.
to become frolicsome, to get playful, to get wild
К ве́черу дети разы́грываются и не хотя́т спать.
By evening the children get wild and don't want to sleep.
Typically of children who cannot calm down.
5.
to warm up, to get into one's stridesports
Пе́ред ма́тчем игроки́ разы́грываются.
The players warm up before the match.
Of sportsmen and musicians.

Conjugation

Imperative
ты	разы́грывайся
вы	разы́грывайтесь

Active present	разы́грывающийся	unfolding, being played out, developing
Active past	разы́грывавшийся	unfolding, developing, taking place
Passive present	-
Passive past	-
Gerund present	разы́грываясь	while doing (present)
Gerund past	разыгрывавшись	while doing (past)

разыгра́тьсяto break out; to be played out; to get carried away playing
verbperfective

(Derived from ы́грывать.)

Verb	Prefix	Meaning
разы́грывать	раз-	to act out; to prank; to raffle off; to play for (a trophy)
разы́грываться	-	to rise; to take place; to run high; to become frolicsome; to warm up

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