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незво́дзіцьвачэ́йзкаго́сьці ― nje zvódzicʹ vačéj z kahósʹci ― to keep one's eyes on someone (literally, “not to take one's eyes off someone”)
зво́дзіцькаго́сьцісасве́ту ― zvódzicʹ kahósʹci sa svjétu ― to be contributing towards someone's death (literally, “to be taking someone away from the world”)
зво́дзіцькаго́сьцізро́зуму ― zvódzicʹ kahósʹci z rózumu ― to be driving someone crazy (literally, “to be taking someone away from their mind”)
1955, Jakub Kołas, На ростанях. 2, Мінск: Дзяржаўнае выдавецтва БССР, page 13:
Піліп, чалавек сярэдніх гадоў, шчуплы, вяртлявы, гаварыў тоненькім галаском, часта рагатаў сухаватым смехам і пры кожным зручным выпадку зводзіў гутарку на «кватэрку» гарэлкі.
Philip was a slender and nimble middle-aged man with a thin voice, who frequently cackled with a dry laugh and used every convenient opportunity to shift the conversation to "one fourth of a quarter" of vodka.
У багатым Альбертавым доме штодня поўна бязбожнае і распуснае моладзі; ён сам усё больш і больш быў нястрыманы ў непрыстойных жадунках і ўчынках; лічыў лухтою любоў да бліжняга, зводзіў і ганьбіў жанчын ды дзяўчат рознага саслоўя.
U bahatym Alʹbjertavym dómje štódnja póŭna bjazbóžnaje i raspusnaje móladzi; jon sam usjó bolʹš i bolʹš byŭ njastrymany ŭ njeprystójnyx žadunkax i ŭčynkax; ličyŭ luxtóju ljubóŭ da bližnjaha, zvódziŭ i hanʹbiŭ žančyn dy dzjaŭčat róznaha saslóŭja.
This word has a lot of different senses, which are very context-sensitive and depend on what kinds of prepositions are used with it. It is thus necessary to be careful with the verb, and the usage examples and quotations should help with finding the correct sense. Most of the senses tend to be derived from either "to lead" or from "to harm", or even from a blend of "to lead to harm".
Conjugation
Conjugation of зво́дзіць (class 4a, imperfective, transitive)
For declension of participles, see their entries. Adverbial participles are indeclinable.
“зводзіць” in Belarusian–Russian dictionaries and Belarusian dictionaries at slounik.org
“зводзіць”, in Skarnik's Belarusian dictionary (in Belarusian), based on Kandrat Krapiva's Explanatory Dictionary of the Belarusian Language (1977-1984)