CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MARAUD
PRESENT
Present
I maraud
you maraud
he/she/it marauds
we maraud
you maraud
they maraud
Present continuous
I am marauding
you are marauding
he/she/it is marauding
we are marauding
you are marauding
they are marauding
Present perfect
I have marauded
you have marauded
he/she/it has marauded
we have marauded
you have marauded
they have marauded
Present perfect continuous
I have been marauding
you have been marauding
he/she/it has been marauding
we have been marauding
you have been marauding
they have been marauding
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I marauded
you marauded
he/she/it marauded
we marauded
you marauded
they marauded
Past continuous
I was marauding
you were marauding
he/she/it was marauding
we were marauding
you were marauding
they were marauding
Past perfect
I had marauded
you had marauded
he/she/it had marauded
we had marauded
you had marauded
they had marauded
Past perfect continuous
I had been marauding
you had been marauding
he/she/it had been marauding
we had been marauding
you had been marauding
they had been marauding
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will maraud
you will maraud
he/she/it will maraud
we will maraud
you will maraud
they will maraud
Future continuous
I will be marauding
you will be marauding
he/she/it will be marauding
we will be marauding
you will be marauding
they will be marauding
Future perfect
I will have marauded
you will have marauded
he/she/it will have marauded
we will have marauded
you will have marauded
they will have marauded
Future perfect continuous
I will have been marauding
you will have been marauding
he/she/it will have been marauding
we will have been marauding
you will have been marauding
they will have been marauding
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would maraud
you would maraud
he/she/it would maraud
we would maraud
you would maraud
they would maraud
Conditional continuous
I would be marauding
you would be marauding
he/she/it would be marauding
we would be marauding
you would be marauding
they would be marauding
Conditional perfect
I would have maraud
you would have maraud
he/she/it would have maraud
we would have maraud
you would have maraud
they would have maraud
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been marauding
you would have been marauding
he/she/it would have been marauding
we would have been marauding
you would have been marauding
they would have been marauding
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you maraud
we let´s maraud
you maraud
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
marauding
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MARAUD»
Discover the use of
maraud in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
maraud and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Current Trends in Comparative Endocrinology
Morph. Exp. 50, 439-68. 4 Maraud, R., Stoll, R. & Coulaud, H. (1966). C.R. Soc.
Biol. (Paris) 160, 964-68. 5 Stoll, R., Maraud, R. & Coulaud, H. (1970). C.R. Soc.
Biol. (Paris) 163, 1013-15. 6 Groenendijk-Huijbers, M.M. & Burggraaf, J.M. (1974)
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B. Lofts, W. N. Holmes, 1985
Eldritch glanced at Maraud. “You seem very anxious to find it.” “Yes, I am. It is . . .
priceless beyond the imagining of it. You must find it for me.” “Why me?” “I have
heard that you are a specialist in strange matters, and this is no ordinary ring.
3
Life Without Religious Control
Life Without Religious Control provides a snapshot into the realistic perspective of religion, as well as references from the minds of many of the foremost thinkers of society today.
I am a merry marauder. I like to maraud, which is a little-used verb meaning to
loot, pillage, burn, & plunder.36 But my natural appetite for such activities must ^
Maraud, in case you didn't know, is derived from the Middle French term un
maraud, ...
Richard Marcinko, John Weisman, 1999
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Legends And Romances Of Brittany:
The Lost Daughter There was once upon a timea labourer of SaintCast named
Marc Bourdais,but, according tothe usageofthe country, he hada nickname and
was called Maraud. One day he was returning home when he heard the sound of
a ...
vulgar language) ( Scrofula ) /• Maraud (ma-rawd') [Fr. maraud, vagabond, rogue.
] v. i. to rove in quest of plunder ( g^tef^i ) . Maraud'er n. a rover for plunder
Maraud'ing pr. p. M. «. n. n. ( b ) ...
Nilakantha Babaji Ranade, 1996
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Legends & Romances of Brittany:
There was once upon a time a labourer of SaintCast named Marc Bourdais, but,
according to the usage of the country, he had a nickname and was called Maraud
. One day he wasreturning home when he heard the sound ofa horn beneathhis ...
8
The Chambers Dictionary
maraud 981 mare maraud m*-rod' , v; to wander in search of plunder. — vt to
plunder or raid. -- n (archaic) raiding; plundering. — n maraud er. - adj maraud
ing [Fr maraud rogue; origin obscure] maravedi mar-j-vd 'di. (hist) n an obsolete ...
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Le facheux veuvage; opéra-comique. Les chimeres; ...
Sachons pourquoi. 'L1: LA CoMTEssi-z. Un homme de finance Entroit chez moi;
Le perroquet commence A crier aussi-tôt: Maraud! maraud! Maraud! Coquin !
Coquin ! Maraud! Un homme a-t-il plus dïntelligence 2 L E B A R o N. La
rencontre ...
Alexis Piron, M. Rigoley de Juvigny (Jean Antoine), 1776
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Vocabulary Dictionary and Workbook: 2,856 Words You Must Know
His brilliant essay was marred by numerous typographical errors. maraud (mә-
RÔD) vb. To maraud is to roam about looking for goods or property to steal, then
to take those goods or property by force. Marauders often travel in bands.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MARAUD»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
maraud is used in the context of the following news items.
Liverpool's six most impressive players of pre-season so far …
He's been happy to maraud the right flank, but has not been a defensive liability, as the man he's replaced, Glen Johnson, often was. Nathaniel ... «The Empire of The Kop - a blog about Liverpool F.C., Jul 15»
FOOTBALL UPDATE: Langworthy goal sees off Slimbridge in friendly
The deadlock was finally broken in the 56th minute when a quick throw-out by Thompson prompted Bennett to maraud down the left flank. «Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard, Jul 15»
Cracking Classics: A Newbie's Guide to Paranoia Agent, Episode …
... leading him to eventually steal and maraud under a pink mask to pay off dis debts… hmm… one and a half guesses as to who's on that mask. «The Mary Sue, Jul 15»
ISIS is not faithful to the Quran's message
... Old Testament Pentateuch, or Books of the Law, that call for Joshua with the invading armies of the Promised Land to maraud and kill without ... «Herald & Review, Jul 15»
MotoGP Germany: Marquez focused on improvements
... and the general lack of traction at the Sachsenring negated Yamaha's mechanical grip advantage, so Marquez was able to maraud again. «BSN, Jul 15»
Outlining What Role Ruben Loftus-Cheek Will Play for Chelsea in …
Ramires can operate there sufficiently although his instincts are to play more on the front foot and maraud forward. Paul Gilham/Getty Images. «Bleacher Report, Jul 15»
US-Installed Ukrainian-Style "Democracy"
Nazi-infested paramilitary battalions maraud with impunity. Mass murder goes unpunished - from Odessa to elsewhere in Donbass. «The People's Voice, Jul 15»
Vainglory And Translating The MOBA To Mobile
... rather than having three lanes of attack and defence in Vainglory there is just one, with a single jungle alongside for heroes to maraud within. «TheSixthAxis, Jul 15»
Allan Nyom heads to Watford for talks about move from Granada
... Nyom also utilises his powerful frame well going forward, often out-muscling opponents to maraud down the right flank and provide crosses. «HITC, Jul 15»
Frog and Turtle Season Opens in State
... remove them from my backyard pond where they maraud my fish stocks and create general havoc among the other wildlife inhabitants there. «Daily Local News, Jun 15»
