Examples of using This verb in English and their translations into Russian
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This verb refers only to spoken language.
We pronounce"и" but write"e" in this verb.
This verb is often combined with the phrase"B rocTи".
And since it is an obvious fact, you can omit this verb.
I will tell you right away that this verb has several meanings.
This verb is used when there is one or more participants in a conversation.
In imperfective aspect this verb is used with the prefix-пo.
This verb shows that a person can devote much time to any activity, for example.
Let's look, how to use this verb depending on tense and aspect.
For Boehme, the verb fiat(« let it be done») is still at work and this verb« gathers and forms».
ПpoйTи(to pass by)- this verb has the same meaning as the above mentioned verb"пpoexaTb".
There is also the imperative mood of verbs and this verb will be as follows.
This verb shows an interlocutor that a person does anything on a regular basis as it brings him joy and harmony.
However, the Scriptures show that that's not the best way of understanding this verb(Heb. 11:3).
BoйTи(to enter)- this verb means direction towards the object and we go somewhere or to same place on foot again.
When we want to transmit information in the form of a story, tale, verse,events etc, we use this verb.
This verb denotes that a person wants to, for example, punish someone or teach a good lesson and inflict bodily harm.
As this was pronounced similarly to the Old Chinese word*lai"to come", 來 was also used to write this verb.
ПepeплaTиTb[piriplatit'] to overpay- this verb shows that a person has given more money than it has been requested, for example.
The lexical meaning is expressed with a main verb(indefinite form- infinitive),the grammatical one- with auxiliary one(we can decline this verb).
From this verb it is possible to remove the verbal-ar and replace it with a nominal-o, creating the word kronizo"a coronation.
There is a perception in the standard language,that there is no perfective aspect for this verb in the past tense, but you can hear the following option in colloquial language.
This verb shows the repeated action, when, for example, a person visits any places on a regular basis or not so regular but he is a guest there, for example.
BыeзжaTb(to leave)- to leave some place. This verb is usually used with adverb or time that shows when a person has left any place.
This verb can also have another meaning, which denotes the action that is based on certain facts or scientific statements, for example.
ПoбыTb[pabyt'] to stay somewhere or with someone- this verb shows that you are going to go somewhere but not forever, it implies that you will come back.
We use this verb, when we are talking about movement, but there is one little but important detail- we can go(«идTи») only on foot/using our feet, for example.
And so that his Marian devotion might clearly express his thoughts against these errors,Francis never ceases to highlight, without equivocation, the Virgin's real motherhood:"This Verb of the Father, so worthy, so holy and glorious, the most high Father by announcing the coming, through his holy archangel Gabriel, to the holy and glorious Virgin Mary, from whose womb the Verb truly receives the flesh of our fragile humanity" 1 Let 4.
We have used this verb, indeed, calculus is so durable a substance that can destroy it yourself without damaging the teeth you are unlikely to succeed.
The present proposal will use this verb form in lieu of the one contained in the document to which these observations pertain.