CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO OVERLAUNCH
PRESENT
Present
I overlaunch
you overlaunch
he/she/it overlaunches
we overlaunch
you overlaunch
they overlaunch
Present continuous
I am overlaunching
you are overlaunching
he/she/it is overlaunching
we are overlaunching
you are overlaunching
they are overlaunching
Present perfect
I have overlaunched
you have overlaunched
he/she/it has overlaunched
we have overlaunched
you have overlaunched
they have overlaunched
Present perfect continuous
I have been overlaunching
you have been overlaunching
he/she/it has been overlaunching
we have been overlaunching
you have been overlaunching
they have been overlaunching
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 overlaunched
you overlaunched
he/she/it overlaunched
we overlaunched
you overlaunched
they overlaunched
Past continuous
I was overlaunching
you were overlaunching
he/she/it was overlaunching
we were overlaunching
you were overlaunching
they were overlaunching
Past perfect
I had overlaunched
you had overlaunched
he/she/it had overlaunched
we had overlaunched
you had overlaunched
they had overlaunched
Past perfect continuous
I had been overlaunching
you had been overlaunching
he/she/it had been overlaunching
we had been overlaunching
you had been overlaunching
they had been overlaunching
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will overlaunch
you will overlaunch
he/she/it will overlaunch
we will overlaunch
you will overlaunch
they will overlaunch
Future continuous
I will be overlaunching
you will be overlaunching
he/she/it will be overlaunching
we will be overlaunching
you will be overlaunching
they will be overlaunching
Future perfect
I will have overlaunched
you will have overlaunched
he/she/it will have overlaunched
we will have overlaunched
you will have overlaunched
they will have overlaunched
Future perfect continuous
I will have been overlaunching
you will have been overlaunching
he/she/it will have been overlaunching
we will have been overlaunching
you will have been overlaunching
they will have been overlaunching
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would overlaunch
you would overlaunch
he/she/it would overlaunch
we would overlaunch
you would overlaunch
they would overlaunch
Conditional continuous
I would be overlaunching
you would be overlaunching
he/she/it would be overlaunching
we would be overlaunching
you would be overlaunching
they would be overlaunching
Conditional perfect
I would have overlaunch
you would have overlaunch
he/she/it would have overlaunch
we would have overlaunch
you would have overlaunch
they would have overlaunch
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been overlaunching
you would have been overlaunching
he/she/it would have been overlaunching
we would have been overlaunching
you would have been overlaunching
they would have been overlaunching
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you overlaunch
we let´s overlaunch
you overlaunch
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
overlaunched
Present Participle
overlaunching
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 «OVERLAUNCH»
Discover the use of
overlaunch in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
overlaunch and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Nautical Dictionary: Defining the Technical Language ...
If a cable slip round the windlass when a vessel is at anchor, the cable is said to
overhaul. OVERLAUNCH, in Shipbuilding, to run the butts or scarphs of planks or
pieces of timber to a certain distance beyond the butts or scarphs next above or ...
Arthur Young, James Brisbane, 1863
2
The shipwright's vade-mecum by David Steel
In determining on the shiit of the wales, some of the midship pieces should have
a three-port shift, that is, should overlaunch three ports, being careful in large
ships to make one butt answer for the pump dale scupper. If the wales are to he ...
The stemson to be sided same as the main stem, and overlaunch its scarphs, and
secured with one-inch copper bolts every two feet. The knight-heads to be sided
12 inches, fayed and dowelled to the apron, and bolted through, and to each ...
4
A treatise on marine architecture: containing the theory and ...
See Knight-heads. Oakum, a material made of old ropes, and used for caulking a
vessel. Overhang is when any part of a vessel rakes out, such as the stern.
Overlaunch, to run the end of one plank over that of another. Out of Winding, is
when ...
5
Public Documents.The Senate of the United States.First ...
The stemson to be sided same as the main stem, and overlaunch its scarphs, and
secured with one-inch copper bolts every two feet. The knight-heads to be sided
12 inches, fayed and dowelled to the apron, and bolted through, and to each ...
The Senate of the United States.First Session of the Twenty-Sixth Congress., 1840
6
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 3 of 4: N-R)
Overlaunch, ōvėrlawnsh′, v.t. to unite timbers by long splices orscarfs. Overlay,
ōvėrlā′, v.t. to spread over or across:tocover completely:tosmother bylying on (
for overlie): touse overlays inprinting: to cloud: to overwhelm or oppress: to span
...
The stemson to be sided same as. the main stem, and overlaunch its scarphs,
and secured with one-inch copper bolts every two feet. The knight-heads to be
sided 12 inches, fayed and dowelled to the apron, and bolted through, and to
each ...
8
The shipwright's vade-mecum [by D. Steel].
In determining on the shift of the wales, some of the midship pieces should have
a three-port shift, that is, should overlaunch three ports, being careful in large
ships to make one butt answer for the pump dale scupper. If the wales are to be ...
9
The International English and French Dictionary
... trop considérable ; trop étendu. 0\ ERLARGENESS, o-vein-lardjc'-ncss, s.
grandeur eicessite ; grosseur excessive, f. OVERLAUNCH, 6- теог-län'ch', ta. mar
. empaler. OVERLAUNCHING , 0-veur-lân'cli'- in'guf, ppr. de OVERLAUNCH.
Leon Smith, Henry Hamilton, 1872
10
The construction and fitting of the English man of war, ...
Abaft (if a Short Piece of Keel), to overlaunch the Scarph at least 6 feet, if a Long
piece of Keel to drop short of the Scarph 8 feet Depth in the Midships on the Keel
loin 9'/iin 8'/iin 8in 8in Bin 8in 7'/iin 7in Breadth, in the Midships 3 Inches on ...
