відставити

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Ukrainian

Etymology

From від- (vid-) +‎ ста́вити (stávyty). Compare Russian отста́вить (otstávitʹ), Belarusian адста́віць (adstávicʹ), Polish odstawić.

Pronunciation

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Verb

відста́вити (vidstávytypf (imperfective відставля́ти) (transitive)

  1. to put aside, to put to one side, to put to the side
    • 2025 January 10, Chaba Bakosh, “Рецепт торта Лінцер: традиційна австрійська випічка ”, in NV, archived from the original on 16 January 2025:
      Ретельно вимісити тісто, закрити плівкою і відставити у холодильник щонайменше на 30 хв.
      Retelʹno vymisyty tisto, zakryty plivkoju i vidstavyty u xolodylʹnyk ščonajmenše na 30 xv.
      Knead the dough thoroughly, cover with clingfilm and put aside in the refrigerator for at least 30 minutes.
  2. to put out to the side(s), to stick out to the side(s), to spread (:leg, finger, hand, etc.) (to extend sideways)
  3. (dated sense) to dismiss, to discharge (to end the employment or service of)
    Synonym: звільни́ти pf (zvilʹnýty)
  4. (dialectal) to deliver; to dispatch
    Synonyms: доста́вити pf (dostávyty, to deliver), відпра́вити pf (vidprávyty, to dispatch)

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Interjection

відста́вити (vidstávyty)

  1. (military) as you were! belay my last!

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