внести

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Old Church Slavonic

Verb

внести (vnesti) (East Church Slavonic)

  1. to bring in
    • 1581, Ostrog Bible, Luke 5.18:
      […] ї искахꙋ внести его и положити пред нимъ.
      […] i iskaxu vnesti ego i položiti pred nimŭ.
      […] and they sought means to bring him in, and to lay him before him.
  2. to bring into

Russian

Etymology

в- (v-) +‎ нести́ (nestí)

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [vnʲɪˈsʲtʲi]
  • Audio:(file)

Verb

внести́ (vnestípf (imperfective вноси́ть)

  1. to carry in, to bring in
  2. to pay in, to deposit
  3. to bring in / about, to cause, to introduce
    внести́ разла́д в семью́
    vnestí razlád v semʹjú
    to cause dissension in the family
    внести́ оши́бку
    vnestí ošíbku
    to introduce an error
    внести́ оживле́ние
    vnestí oživlénije
    to brighten up
    внести́ беспоря́док
    vnestí besporjádok
    to cause disorder, to bring about disorder
  4. to enter, to include, to insert
    внести́ усоверше́нствование
    vnestí usoveršénstvovanije
    to introduce an improvement
    внести́ измене́ния
    vnestí izmenénija
    to make alterations / changes
    внести́ попра́вки
    vnestí poprávki
    to insert / introduce amendments (into)
    внести́ в спи́сок
    vnestí v spísok
    to enter in the list, to put on the list, enroll
  5. to move, to bring in, to bring / put forward, to submit, to table
    внести́ законопрое́кт
    vnestí zakonoproékt
    to introduce a bill
  6. (in expressions)
    внести́ я́сность (в де́ло)
    vnestí jásnostʹ (v délo)
    to clarify (a matter)
    внести́ свой вклад
    vnestí svoj vklad
    to make one's contribution
    внести́ свой вклад в де́ло
    vnestí svoj vklad v délo
    to do one's bit

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