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No. 14,543 in Russian

пасли

"Пасли" means "grazed" or "herded" (past tense, plural).

In a sentence

  • Пастухи пасли овец на лугу.

    The shepherds were grazing the sheep in the meadow.

    In this sentence, 'пасли' is used as the past tense plural verb meaning 'grazed', as in taking care of and leading animals in grazing.

  • Мы пасли коров у реки.

    We were grazing the cows near the river.

    Here, 'пасли' indicates an action of herding or watching over livestock in the past tense for a plural subject.

  • Когда мы были детьми, мы пасли гусей в деревне.

    When we were children, we grazed geese in the village.

    In this example, 'пасли' actively describes the activity of tending to geese in a rural setting in the past.

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