Russian verbs used with the Accusative
The list of common Russian verbs often used with the Accusative case.
Some of the verbs take the Accusative case without any preposition, others require a preposition in front of the noun or a pronoun to be used with the Accusative case.
Please note that not all of the given examples illustrate the use of the Accusative case with the verbs.
Learn more about the Accusative case here.
to demand, to request, to require; to call for
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Большинство́ фу́нкций на́шего са́йта не тре́буют како́й-ли́бо регистра́ции и́ли идентифика́ции.
bal'-sheenst-vó fúnk-tseeî ná-shee-va sáî-ta nye tryé-bu-yut ka-kóî-lée-ba ree-geest-rá-tsee-ee ée-lee ee-den-tee-fee-ká-tsee-ee
Most of the features of our site do not require any registration or identification.
to approve, to confirm; to affirm, to maintain, to assert, to posit, to claim
to repeat; to reiterate
to amaze; to strike dumb, to surprise
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Знамени́тый свое́й живопи́сностью, э́тот го́род изумля́ет оби́лием па́мятников дре́вней архитекту́ры.
zna-mee-née-tyî sva-yéî zhee-va-pées-nast'-yu, é-tat gó-rat ee-zum-lyá-eet a-bée-lee-yem pá-meet-nee-kaf dryév-nyeî ar-hee-teek-tú-ry
Famous for its picturesqueness, this city amazes with an abundance of monuments of ancient architecture.
to reflect, to mirror; to repel, to ward off, to repulse
to merit, to deserve; to win, to earn, to gain
to value, to estimate, to appreciate
to preach, to lecture, to moralize, to teach, to instruct
to lead, to conduct, to drive, to guide
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Несмотря́ на равноду́шие ма́льчика к футбо́лу, оте́ц всё-таки ча́сто води́л его́ на стадио́н посмотре́ть очередно́й матч.
nee-smat-ryá na rav-na-dú-shee-ye mál'-chee-ka k fut-bó-lu, a-tyéts fsyo-ta-kee chás-ta va-déel ye-vó na sta-dee-ón pa-smat-ryét' a-chee-reed-nóî match
Despite the boy's indifference to football, his father still often took him to the stadium to watch the next match.
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