[ʊˈbɪte]
ПоходженняFrom Proto-Slavic *ubiti. Compare Russian уби́ть (ubítʹ), Bulgarian уби́я (ubíja), Polish ubić, Serbo-Croatian у̀бити/ùbiti, Slovene ubíti.
- transitiveto kill, to murder
- figuratively, transitiveto kill, to destroy, to extinguish (e.g., hope, desire, time)
Формиуби́ти(canonical, perfective) · ubýty(romanization) · убива́ти(imperfective) · уби́ти(infinitive, perfective) · уби́ть(infinitive, perfective) · -(active, perfective, present) · -(active, past, perfective) · -(passive, perfective, present) · уби́тий(passive, past, perfective) · impersonal: уби́то(passive, past, perfective) · -(adverbial, perfective, present) · уби́вши(adverbial, past, perfective) · -(first-person, perfective, present, singular) · уб'ю́(first-person, future, perfective, singular) · -(perfective, present, second-person, singular) · уб'є́ш(future, perfective, second-person, singular) · -(perfective, present, singular, third-person) · уб'є́(future, perfective, singular, third-person) · -(first-person, perfective, plural, present) · уб'є́м(first-person, future, perfective, plural)
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