зриватися

Ukrainian

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Etymology

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From зрива́ти (zryváty) +‎ -ся (-sja). Compare Russian срыва́ться (sryvátʹsja), Belarusian зрыва́цца (zryvácca), Polish zrywać się.

Pronunciation

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Verb

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зрива́тися (zryvátysjaimpf (perfective зірва́тися)

  1. to break off, to come off (become detached)
  2. to come loose
  3. to break away, to break loose (from fastener, restraint, tether, etc.)
  4. (figuratively, colloquial) to let loose, to let rip (to speak or act without self-restraint)
  5. to fall off (from an incline, cliff, etc.)
  6. to jump up
    зрива́тися на но́гиzryvátysja na nóhyto jump to one's feet
  7. to dart off, to shoot off, to take off
    зрива́тися на бігzryvátysja na bihto break into a run
  8. (weather, of wind, storm, etc.) to break out, to blow up, to start up
  9. (of sound) to break out, to erupt
  10. (of voice) to break
  11. (figuratively, colloquial) to fail, to fall through
  12. (imperfective only, of terrain) to break off (to end abruptly)

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