дрейф

Russian

Etymology

Borrowed from Dutch drijven or one of its forms.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [drʲejf]
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Noun

дрейф • (drejf) m inan (genitive дре́йфа, nominative plural дре́йфы, genitive plural дре́йфов)

  1. (nautical) drift (act or motion of drifting)
    лежа́ть в дре́йфе (nautical) ― ležátʹ v dréjfe ― to lie to
    ложи́ться в дрейф (nautical) ― ložítʹsja v drejf ― to heave
  2. drift (movement of something carried by a current)
    дрейф льда ― drejf lʹda ― ice-drift
    дрейф материко́в ― drejf materikóv ― continental drift
    дрейф заря́женных части́ц ― drejf zarjážennyx častíc ― charged particle drift

Declension

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