[zɐi̯ˈtɪ]
ПоходженняFrom за- (za-) + йти́ (jtý). Compare Russian зайти́ (zajtí), Belarusian зайсці́ (zajscí), Polish zajść.
- intransitiveto come in, to go in, to enter
“зайти́ в глухи́й кут” — to enter a stalemate, to hit a dead end
- intransitiveto call in, to drop in, to stop in (pay a short visit)
- intransitiveto come and fetch, to drop by and pick up
- intransitiveto get in (manage to enter)
- intransitiveto go round, to outflank
- intransitiveto approach, to circle round, to come in (for landing)
- intransitiveto go, to go in
“Мі́сяць зайшо́в за хма́ру.” — The moon has gone behind a cloud.
- intransitiveto set (of a heavenly body, to disappear below the horizon of a planet, etc, as the latter rotates)
- intransitive, usuallyto come
- colloquial, figuratively, intransitive, third-personto be filled
Формизайти́(canonical, perfective) · zajtý(romanization) · захо́дити(imperfective) · зайти́(infinitive, perfective) · -(active, perfective, present) · -(active, past, perfective) · -(passive, perfective, present) · -(passive, past, perfective) · -(adverbial, perfective, present) · зайшо́вши(adverbial, past, perfective) · -(first-person, perfective, present, singular) · зайду́(first-person, future, perfective, singular) · -(perfective, present, second-person, singular) · за́йдеш(future, perfective, second-person, singular) · -(perfective, present, singular, third-person) · за́йде(future, perfective, singular, third-person) · -(first-person, perfective, plural, present) · за́йдем(first-person, future, perfective, plural) · за́йдемо(first-person, future, perfective, plural) · -(perfective, plural, present, second-person)
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