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1 прибивать
(что-л.)несовер. - прибивать; совер. - прибить1) fasten, nail (down)2) (о ветре, дожде и т.д.)beat down, flatten, lay3) безл. обыкн. throw/wash ashore -
2 прибивать
1. прибить (вн.)1. ( гвоздями) nail (d.)2. (дождём, градом) lay* (d.)пыль прибило дождём, дождь прибил пыль — the rain laid the dust
2. прибить (вн.) чаще безл.град прибил рожь к земле — the hail has laid the rye on the ground, или flattened the rye
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3 прибивать
несов. - прибива́ть, сов. - приби́ть; (вн.)1) ( гвоздями) nail (d)2) (дождём, градом) lay (d)пыль приби́ло дождём безл., дождь приби́л пыль — the rain laid the dust
град приби́л рожь к земле́ — the hail has laid the rye on the ground [flattened the rye]
3) чаще безл.ло́дку приби́ло к бе́регу — the boat was cast up on the shore
труп приби́ло к бе́регу — the body was washed ashore
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