футбо́лить
rare #56783
verbimperfective
- 1.
to kick (a ball) around, to play football, to play soccer
Дети лю́бят футбо́лить мяч во дворе́.
Children love to kick the ball around in the yard.
Colloquial.
- 2.
to pass the buck, to fob off, to kick around (a problem)
Нача́льник начал футбо́лить моё заявле́ние от одного́ отде́ла к другому.
The boss started shunting my application from one department to another.
Colloquial and disapproving.
Examples
Conjugation
| Present | Future | |
|---|---|---|
| я | бу́ду футбо́лить | |
| ты | бу́дешь футбо́лить | |
| он/она́/оно́ | бу́дет футбо́лить | |
| мы | бу́дем футбо́лить | |
| вы | бу́дете футбо́лить | |
| они́ | бу́дут футбо́лить |
| Imperative | |
|---|---|
| ты | |
| вы | |
| Past | |
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Participles
| Active present | - | |
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| Active past | - | |
| Passive present | - | |
| Passive past | - | |
| Gerund present | - | |
| Gerund past | - |
Word familyфутбо́лPRO
- футбо́лfootball
- футбо́лкаT-shirt; sports shirt
- футболи́стfootball-player
- футбо́литьto kick (a ball) around; to pass the buck
- футболисткаfootball player (female)
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Iron edited translation 1 week ago.
Lucian edited imperative forms 6 years ago.
Lucian edited verb basics, imperative forms, past forms and conjugation 6 years ago.
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