уводи́ть

verbimperfective (partner увести́)rarely used (#7327)

1.
to lead away, to take away, to withdraw
Мать уво́дит ребёнка из парка.
The mother is leading the child away from the park.
Of people or animals; also of troops being pulled back.
2.
to steal, to walk off with, to lift, to carry off
В э́том райо́не ча́сто уво́дят маши́ны.
Cars often get stolen in this area.
Colloquial; often of cars, bicycles or money.
3.
to steal (someone's partner), to take away (a partner)
Она́ уво́дит чужих муже́й.
She steals other women's husbands.
Colloquial: of a boyfriend, girlfriend or spouse.

Motion info

уводи́ть is derived from the multidirectional verb of motion води́ть with prefix у- (away).

Полиция уводила подозреваемого из дома
The police were leading the suspect out of the house.
Он часто уводит друзей с работы пораньше
He often gets his friends to leave work early.
Мать уводит ребёнка домой из школы
The mother is taking the child home from school.

Note: Stress change.

Imperative
ты	уводи́
вы	уводи́те

Active present	уводя́щий	leading away, taking away, misleading, diverting
Active past	уводи́вший	who was leading away, who was taking away
Passive present	уводи́мый	being led away, being taken away, removable, abductable
Passive past	-
Gerund present	уводя́	while doing (present)
Gerund past	уводив уводивши	while doing (past)

води́тьto drive; to lead; to fool
verbimperfective
вводи́тьto introduce; to lead in; to enter; to put into (a state)
verbimperfective
уводи́тьto lead away; to steal; to steal (someone's partner)
verbimperfective
взводи́тьto cock (a gun); to impute; to lead up
verbimperfective
води́тьсяto be found; to associate with; to be customary
verbimperfective