части́ть

rare #28486

verbimperfectivecolloquial

1.
to do something too quickly, to rush, to hurry over something
Не части́, ты сбива́ешь ритм.
Don't rush - you're throwing off the rhythm.
Often of playing music, drumming, knocking etc. at too quick a tempo.
2.
to talk very fast, to rattle on
Он части́л, прогла́тывая сло́ва.
He was talking away at top speed, swallowing his words.
3.
(rare) to drizzle, to patter down
На у́лице части́л ме́лкий дождь.
A fine rain was drizzling outside.
Of rain.
4.
(rare) to take quick short steps, to trip along
Она́ части́ла за ним ме́лкими шага́ми.
She tripped along behind him with tiny steps.
5.
(rare) to visit too often, to keep turning up
Ты что́-то части́шь к нам в после́днее вре́мя.
You've been dropping in on us rather often lately.
Colloquial; usually with к + person.

Conjugation

Note: Stress change.

Imperative
ты	части́
вы	части́те

Active present	частя́щий	quickening, making frequent, accelerating
Active past	части́вший	one who was quickening (e.g. steps, rhythm), one who was making frequent or rapid movements/sounds
Passive present	-
Passive past	-
Gerund present	частя́	while doing (present)
Gerund past	частив частивши	while doing (past)

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Verb	Prefix	Meaning
части́ть	-	to do something too quickly; to talk very fast; to drizzle; to take quick short steps; to visit too often
зачасти́ть	за-	to take to visiting often; to rattle off; to quicken
причасти́ть	при-	to administer
причасти́ться	при-	to receive Communion

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