CONJUGACIÓN EN INGLÉS DEL VERBO DISFROCK
PRESENT
Present
I disfrock
you disfrock
he/she/it disfrocks
we disfrock
you disfrock
they disfrock
Present continuous
I am disfrocking
you are disfrocking
he/she/it is disfrocking
we are disfrocking
you are disfrocking
they are disfrocking
Present perfect
I have disfrocked
you have disfrocked
he/she/it has disfrocked
we have disfrocked
you have disfrocked
they have disfrocked
Present perfect continuous
I have been disfrocking
you have been disfrocking
he/she/it has been disfrocking
we have been disfrocking
you have been disfrocking
they have been disfrocking
PAST
Past
I disfrocked
you disfrocked
he/she/it disfrocked
we disfrocked
you disfrocked
they disfrocked
Past continuous
I was disfrocking
you were disfrocking
he/she/it was disfrocking
we were disfrocking
you were disfrocking
they were disfrocking
Past perfect
I had disfrocked
you had disfrocked
he/she/it had disfrocked
we had disfrocked
you had disfrocked
they had disfrocked
Past perfect continuous
I had been disfrocking
you had been disfrocking
he/she/it had been disfrocking
we had been disfrocking
you had been disfrocking
they had been disfrocking
FUTURE
Future
I will disfrock
you will disfrock
he/she/it will disfrock
we will disfrock
you will disfrock
they will disfrock
Future continuous
I will be disfrocking
you will be disfrocking
he/she/it will be disfrocking
we will be disfrocking
you will be disfrocking
they will be disfrocking
Future perfect
I will have disfrocked
you will have disfrocked
he/she/it will have disfrocked
we will have disfrocked
you will have disfrocked
they will have disfrocked
Future perfect continuous
I will have been disfrocking
you will have been disfrocking
he/she/it will have been disfrocking
we will have been disfrocking
you will have been disfrocking
they will have been disfrocking
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would disfrock
you would disfrock
he/she/it would disfrock
we would disfrock
you would disfrock
they would disfrock
Conditional continuous
I would be disfrocking
you would be disfrocking
he/she/it would be disfrocking
we would be disfrocking
you would be disfrocking
they would be disfrocking
Conditional perfect
I would have disfrock
you would have disfrock
he/she/it would have disfrock
we would have disfrock
you would have disfrock
they would have disfrock
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been disfrocking
you would have been disfrocking
he/she/it would have been disfrocking
we would have been disfrocking
you would have been disfrocking
they would have been disfrocking
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you disfrock
we let´s disfrock
you disfrock
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
disfrocked
Present Participle
disfrocking
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «DISFROCK»
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disfrock en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
disfrock y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
Aman perhaps has gained his mitre by a knowledge of the scanning of the lines,
and an intimate acquaintance with the most frightful allusions of Aristophanes,
and would disfrock his chaplain if that worthy dignitary were seen in a box at the ...
2
The dictionary of every-day difficulties in reading, ...
Disfrock, dis-frok. To punish a clergyman or priest, by forbidding him to perform
his ministrations, and thus figuratively taking away from him the frock or gown,
which is the external emblem of his sacerdotal functions. Disgorge, dis-gawrj ...
Edward Shelton (miscellaneous writer.), 1862
3
The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art
Why, again, should this emigrant for conscience' sake disfrock himself, as Sir
David Brewster suggestsso soon as he had reached his selected country? It
would have been, “ lie you there Divinity 1” without pretext or apology.. He might
have ...
... DISFIGUREMENT DISFIGUREMENTS DISFIGURES DISFIGURING
DISFRANCHISE DISFRANCHISED DISFRANCHISEMENT
DISFRANCHISEMENTS DISFRANCHISES DISFRANCHISING DISFROCK
DISFROCKED DISFROCKING ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
ANIMALS: CAT, PIG, YAK, ASS 23. OFFICIAL 24. LUPIN, CAPON 25. (b)
MUSTER 26. VOLUNTARY 27.28 28. (a) 30°C. 86°F – 32° = 54° × 5⁄9 = 30°C. 29.
BRONCHITIS 30. 1944. 216 = 6 × 6 × 6; 9 × 216 = 1944. 31. 0.625 32.
DISFROCK 33.
Philip J. Carter, Kenneth A. Russell, 2008
6
Predicting Pronunciation and Spelling in the English Language
... disendow disengage disentangle disenthrall disentitle disentomb disestablish
disesteem disfavor disfeature disfigure disfranchise disfrock disgorge disgrace
disgust dishallow disharmonize dishearten dishonest codeless colorless
cordless ...
... never any news from Granjolaye,' said André. 'And the lady I met in the forest?
Have you any new theory who she is?' 'An officer's wife from Ba——' 'André!'
cried Paul. 'If you say that again, I shall write to the Pope and ask him to disfrock ...
8
Word Master Vocabulary: Seeing and Using Words
L dis-, lit., apart; akin to OE te- apart, L duo two - more at TWO] 1 a : do the
opposite of <dises- tablish> b : deprive of (a specified quality, rank, or object) <
cfoable> <dzsprince> <disfrock> c : exclude or expel from <disbar> 2 : opposite
or ...
David L. Bacon, EDCON Publishing Group, 2007
... chance of marrying Undine—a marvellous offer on the part ofa
Germannobleman, if itbea fact; but the impudence ofDees was even
moremarvellous thanthe father's meekness: the priest demurred to disfrock
himself by marriage: he trembled ...
10
Diamond Pocket English Dictionary
... to oppose. disfiguration n. act of disfiguring. disfigure v. t. to spoil the beauty of.
disfigurement n. defacement of beauty. disfranchise v.t. to deprive of the right to
voting. disfranchisement n. act of disfranchising. disfrock v.t. to unfrock. disgorge
...
