russian word
to go past, walk by, or cover on foot in Russian: пройти
every form stress-marked · levels from the official TORFL lexical minimum
Мы прошли мимо старой церкви, не заметив её. We walked past the old church without noticing it.
За день туристы прошли почти двадцать километров. In one day the tourists covered almost twenty kilometres.
Встреча прошла спокойно и без споров. The meeting went calmly and without arguments.
Концерт прошёл с огромным успехом. The concert was a huge success.
С тех пор прошло уже много лет. Many years have already passed since then.
Лето прошло так быстро, что мы не успели отдохнуть. Summer went by so fast that we didn't manage to rest.
К утру боль наконец прошла. By morning the pain finally went away.
Подожди немного, страх скоро пройдёт. Wait a little, the fear will soon pass.
What does пройти mean in Russian?
to go past, walk by, or cover (a distance) on foot
to take place or go (of an event, in a certain way)
to pass or go by (of time)
Aspect pair
This verb is perfective: a completed one-time result. Its imperfective partner, for ongoing or repeated action, is
Conjugation of пройти
Stress marks show the stressed vowel; it moves between forms more often than learners expect.
| future | singular | plural |
|---|---|---|
| я / мы | пройду | пройдём |
| ты / вы | пройдёшь | пройдёте |
| он / они | пройдёт | пройдут |
| past | |
|---|---|
| masc | прошёл |
| fem | прошла |
| neut | прошло |
| plural | прошли |
| imperative | |
|---|---|
| ты | пройди |
| вы | пройдите |