прекарвам

Bulgarian

Etymology

прека́рам (prekáram) + -вам (-vam)

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [prɛˈkarvəm]

Verb

прека́рвам (prekárvam) impf (perfective прека́рам)

  1. to transport, to carry by vehicle
  2. to take or lead (people or animals through or past somewhere)
  3. to pass, to push (something through something)
  4. to run (something, e.g. one's hand, по (po), over a surface)
  5. to install, to lay (a road, railway, telephone, plumbing, etc.; particularly something that connects two places)
  6. to draw (a line connecting two points)
  7. (figuratively) to pass, to spend (time)
  8. (figuratively) to spend time (in some manner)
  9. (figuratively) to experience, to undergo, to endure (an illness, trouble, an ordeal, etc.)
  10. (figuratively, slang) to mislead, to deceive (someone into doing something detrimental to them)
  11. (slang, vulgar) to lie one's way into (someone)'s pants, to seduce (someone) through dishonest means
  12. (reflexive) (~ се) to pass (of time)
  13. (reflexive) (~ се) to last (за (za), for a specified time; of something painful or unpleasant)
  14. (reflexive) (~ се) to get deceived (into doing something detrimental to oneself)

Conjugation

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