перейти
Translation of перейти
cross over
Russian word in Latin letters: pereyti
Meaning of перейти
перейти в другую группу или сферу
to start to belong to a different group or type from before
Pronunciation
Traps and common mistakes
Перейти or пересечь?
пересечь
пересечь = cross a road, border
Don't say «пересёк в другую партию». Joining another group — перешёл; crossing a border — пересёк.
Мы пересекли границу ночью.
We crossed the border at night.
Половина фанатов перешла к соперникам.
Half the fans crossed over to the rivals.
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He crossed over to the other party.
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Он перешёл в другую партию.
Two players crossed over to the rival team.
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Два игрока перешли в команду соперников.
перейти synonyms
What's the difference between перейти and переметнуться
Disapproving: betray your side.
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What does перейти mean?
to start to belong to a different group or type from before
How do you pronounce перейти?
перейти is pronounced [pʲɪrʲɪjˈtʲi], in Latin letters “pereyti”.
How is перейти used in a sentence?
He crossed over to the other party. Translation: Он перешёл в другую партию.
Is перейти part of Skills and Career vocabulary?
Yes, перейти (cross over) can be learned in the Skills and Career topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
Is перейти part of Phrasal Verbs vocabulary?
Yes, перейти (cross over) can be learned in the Phrasal Verbs topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.
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