KONJUGATION AUF ENGLISCH DES VERBS MISLIKE
PRESENT
Present
I mislike
you mislike
he/she/it mislikes
we mislike
you mislike
they mislike
Present continuous
I am misliking
you are misliking
he/she/it is misliking
we are misliking
you are misliking
they are misliking
Present perfect
I have misliked
you have misliked
he/she/it has misliked
we have misliked
you have misliked
they have misliked
Present perfect continuous
I have been misliking
you have been misliking
he/she/it has been misliking
we have been misliking
you have been misliking
they have been misliking
PAST
Past
I misliked
you misliked
he/she/it misliked
we misliked
you misliked
they misliked
Past continuous
I was misliking
you were misliking
he/she/it was misliking
we were misliking
you were misliking
they were misliking
Past perfect
I had misliked
you had misliked
he/she/it had misliked
we had misliked
you had misliked
they had misliked
Past perfect continuous
I had been misliking
you had been misliking
he/she/it had been misliking
we had been misliking
you had been misliking
they had been misliking
FUTURE
Future
I will mislike
you will mislike
he/she/it will mislike
we will mislike
you will mislike
they will mislike
Future continuous
I will be misliking
you will be misliking
he/she/it will be misliking
we will be misliking
you will be misliking
they will be misliking
Future perfect
I will have misliked
you will have misliked
he/she/it will have misliked
we will have misliked
you will have misliked
they will have misliked
Future perfect continuous
I will have been misliking
you will have been misliking
he/she/it will have been misliking
we will have been misliking
you will have been misliking
they will have been misliking
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would mislike
you would mislike
he/she/it would mislike
we would mislike
you would mislike
they would mislike
Conditional continuous
I would be misliking
you would be misliking
he/she/it would be misliking
we would be misliking
you would be misliking
they would be misliking
Conditional perfect
I would have mislike
you would have mislike
he/she/it would have mislike
we would have mislike
you would have mislike
they would have mislike
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been misliking
you would have been misliking
he/she/it would have been misliking
we would have been misliking
you would have been misliking
they would have been misliking
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you mislike
we let´s mislike
you mislike
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
misliking
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «MISLIKE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
mislike in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
mislike im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
The Merchant of Venice: Critical Essays
Shakespeare 's Political Pageant: Essays in Literature and Politics. Eds. Joseph
Aluis and Vickie Sullivan. Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield Publishers Inc.,
1996. 3—36. “Mislike Me Not for My Complexion” Whose Mislike? Portia's?
John W. Mahon, Ellen Macleod Mahon,
2013
2
Annals of the Reformation and the Establishment of Religion
utterly mislike, and call it a Popish tntroite. L. i. They cannot abide to have theCra
?i read at the Communion. L. 19. They will have the jCommunion received at the
Table sitting, without further Reverence. Kneeling, they fay, is utterly unlawful.
3
Annals of the Reformation and Establishment of Religion, and ...
They mislike of these Words, Tie Body of our Lord Jesus Christ, which was given
to preserve thy Body and Soul into everlasting Life. L.\%. They mislike of Gloria in
Excelsis. L. 12. they will not have dneWofd or Circumstance more than Christ ...
4
Annals of the Reformation and Establishment of Religion, and ...
They will not have the epistle nor gospel read ; and whatsoever is said before,
they utterly 3 jr mislike, and call it a popish introite. L. 2. They cannot abide to
have the creed read at the communion. L. 19. They will have the communion
received ...
5
Annals of the Reformation and Establishment of Religion, and ...
They will not have the epistle nor gospel read ; and whatsoever is said before,
they utterly 37 mislike, and call it a popish introite. L. 2. They cannot abide to
have the creed read at the communion. L. 19- They will have the communion
received ...
6
Annals of the reformation ... in the Church of England. 1824
They will not have the epistle nor gospel read; and whatsoever is said before,
they utterly 37 mislike, and call it a popish intrm'te. L. 2. They cannot abide to
have the creed read at the communion. L-. 19. They will have the communion
received ...
7
Annals of the Reformation and Establishment of Religion, and ...
They will not have the epistle nor gospel read; and whatsoever 'is said before,
they utterly 37 mislike, and call it a popish introite. L. 2. They cannot abide to
have the creed read at the communion. L. 19. They will have the communion
received ...
8
The Shakespeare Key: Unlocking the Treasures of His Style, ...
2. 0 noble misery [' miserable conduct,' ' mean behaviour'], to be i' the field, and
ask, what news, of me ! — Cym., v. 3. Mislike' [' dislike mistakenly,' 'disapprove
erroneously'] me not for my complexion. — Mer.of V., ii. 1. Tis not my speeches
that ...
Charles Cowden Clarke, Mrs Mary Cowden Clarke,
1879
9
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith. mismanage In a mis- misliken (mls-li
'kn), v. t. [< mis-1 + liken. CL mislike.] To disappoint. Balliwell. [Prov. misplay
misplay (mis-pla'), n. [< mis-1 + play.] A wrong. • misken And why wilt thou thyself
...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1914
10
Cabala, Sive Scrinia Sacra: Mysteries of State and ...
l T/Jc Lord Buckehursss Answer. , T' He saith, That he wrote the first Letter to Mr.
Secretary, raiz. upon the Mariday, which was the first day after his coming to
vtreicþr, being not at that time so fully informed of the Mislike of the ' Counts;
which ...
Dudley Carleton (Lord Dorchester),
1691
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «MISLIKE» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
mislike im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Kunsten å overdrive
Å mislike et religiøst plagg eller en bestemt religiøs praksis er ikke nødvendigvis det samme som å være en muslimhater. Å si at man misliker ... «Dagbladet.no, Jul 15»
Tons Of Rock 2015, dag II (19.06.15)
Jeg har sett de bedre, men samtidig er Pagans Mind et band som alltid leverer. Du kan like eller mislike, men dette orkesteret vet hva de driver ... «heavy metal, Jun 15»
Omstridt og kontroversiell
Man kan mislike det de driver med, men det er tillatt. Ferdigsnakka, som det heter på moderne norsk. De som er mest stemt for å svikte andre, ... «Document.no, Jun 15»
Tore Renberg:
... med å ditche Fotografiska og Moderna Museet, og dykke ned i historien til dette fantastiske bandet som ingen kan mislike. Er det ikke sånn? «Aftenposten, Mai 15»
Learn from Elizabeth I, Cameron: a named successor is a shroud
I know the inconstancy of the people of England, how they ever mislike the present government and have their eyes fixed upon that person that ... «Spectator.co.uk, Mär 15»
– Jeg gjorde det for å provosere
Som muslim skal jeg ikke hate personer, men jeg kan mislike det de står for. – Var du på vei til å bli radikalisert i 2009? – Mye av det jeg sa var ... «VG, Feb 15»
Voksne folk som griner, krangler og eter larver
Og det er lett å mislike flere i den gjengen her i hvert fall, sutrete og dårlige tapere som de er. Terningkast 5 på casting, altså. Det trengs – å ... «Side2, Feb 15»
Generasjon prestasjon. Generasjon perfekt. Generasjon politisk …
Så lett det er å mislike. Så lett det er å la seg flyte med i en elv av hat. Når alle er ferdige, leser noen av dem opp sine hatobjekter. «Aftenposten, Dez 14»
– Brukte du iPhone var du forræder
Det er umulig å mislike ham. Bill elsker ham. Steve elsker ham,» uttaler en Microsoft-ansatt. Nadella karakteriseres rett og slett som en genuint ... «ITavisen.no, Okt 14»
Knox's Historical Relation - a unique study of Kandyan society
Regarding this Knox observes, "But their marriages are of little force or validity for if they disagree and mislike one the other, they part without ... «The Island.lk, Nov 13»