prodirati
продиратиpròdirati · /prǒdirati/ · imperfective · pf.: prodreti
VERB
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(of light, water, cold) to penetrate; to seep inVoda prodire u podrum svaki put kad pada kiša. — Water seeps into the basement every time it rains.Svetlost prodire kroz tanke zavese. — Light comes through the thin curtains.
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(of troops, a crowd) to break through; to advanceNeprijateljska vojska prodire ka gradu. — The enemy army is advancing on the city.
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(of a company, an idea) to make inroads; to penetrateKineski automobili sve više prodiru na evropsko tržište. — Chinese cars are increasingly making inroads into the European market.
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(of understanding, knowledge) to gain a deeper understanding of; to get to the heart ofUčenici treba da prodiru u suštinu problema, a ne da uče napamet. — Students should get to the heart of the problem rather than learn by rote.
Usually with «u» or «kroz» + acc.; the perfective is prodreti.
Conjugation, imperfective
| Present tense | |
|---|---|
| ja | prodirem |
| ti | prodireš |
| on/ona/ono | prodire |
| mi | prodiremo |
| vi | prodirete |
| oni/one/ona | prodiru |
Past tense: prodirao, prodirala, prodiralo · prodirali, prodirale
Future: prodiraću, prodiraćeš, prodiraće, prodiraćemo, prodiraćete, prodiraće
Imperative: prodiri
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Updated 29 October 2026