No. 12,081 in Russian
идите
"Идите" means "Go" or "Walk" (formal or plural command).
In a sentence
Идите прямо, затем поверните налево.
Go straight, then turn left.
The word 'идите' is used here as a polite or formal command in the imperative mood, directing someone to proceed a certain way.
Пожалуйста, идите в ту сторону, там безопаснее.
Please go in that direction, it is safer there.
Here, 'идите' is a polite request made using the imperative mood, suggesting a direction for action.
Если вы ищете парк, идите через этот мост.
If you are looking for the park, go across this bridge.
In this example, 'идите' is part of an instruction or guidance on how to reach a destination.
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