CONJUGACIÓN EN INGLÉS DEL VERBO OBJURE
PRESENT
Present
I objure
you objure
he/she/it objures
we objure
you objure
they objure
Present continuous
I am objuring
you are objuring
he/she/it is objuring
we are objuring
you are objuring
they are objuring
Present perfect
I have objured
you have objured
he/she/it has objured
we have objured
you have objured
they have objured
Present perfect continuous
I have been objuring
you have been objuring
he/she/it has been objuring
we have been objuring
you have been objuring
they have been objuring
PAST
Past
I objured
you objured
he/she/it objured
we objured
you objured
they objured
Past continuous
I was objuring
you were objuring
he/she/it was objuring
we were objuring
you were objuring
they were objuring
Past perfect
I had objured
you had objured
he/she/it had objured
we had objured
you had objured
they had objured
Past perfect continuous
I had been objuring
you had been objuring
he/she/it had been objuring
we had been objuring
you had been objuring
they had been objuring
FUTURE
Future
I will objure
you will objure
he/she/it will objure
we will objure
you will objure
they will objure
Future continuous
I will be objuring
you will be objuring
he/she/it will be objuring
we will be objuring
you will be objuring
they will be objuring
Future perfect
I will have objured
you will have objured
he/she/it will have objured
we will have objured
you will have objured
they will have objured
Future perfect continuous
I will have been objuring
you will have been objuring
he/she/it will have been objuring
we will have been objuring
you will have been objuring
they will have been objuring
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would objure
you would objure
he/she/it would objure
we would objure
you would objure
they would objure
Conditional continuous
I would be objuring
you would be objuring
he/she/it would be objuring
we would be objuring
you would be objuring
they would be objuring
Conditional perfect
I would have objure
you would have objure
he/she/it would have objure
we would have objure
you would have objure
they would have objure
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been objuring
you would have been objuring
he/she/it would have been objuring
we would have been objuring
you would have been objuring
they would have been objuring
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you objure
we let´s objure
you objure
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
objuring
10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «OBJURE»
Descubre el uso de
objure en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
objure y pequeños extractos de los mismos para contextualizar su uso en la literatura.
1
A Supplementary English Glossary
OADE. OBJURE. Oade, woad. Somewhat of oade, wines, wainscot, and salt were
found in the town. — Patten, Exptd. to Scot!., 1548 {Emj. Garner, iii. 134). Oarless,
without oars. Sylvester (2nd day, 1283) speaks of a ship as '□ mast-less, ...
Thomas Lewis Owen Davies, James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps,
1881
2
A Dictionary of the Hungarian and English Languages
Objure. feel one's -s (fil), henczeg ; hetvenked(ik) ; sow one's wild -s (szó" .... ñejld
6"tsz), kitombol. -cake (kék), fn, zablisztbiil ké- szült sütemény. -en [èn\ mn, I zab- ;
zabból való. П zablisztbol készült. .meal (mil), fn, zabliszt; zab- Jara ; zabkása.
3
The Standard American Encyclopedia of Arts, Sciences, ...
A lesson to the young by means of articles themselves or pictures of them. —
Objector, ob-jek'ter, n. One that objects. Objuration, ob-ju-ra'shon, n. [From L.
objure, to bind by oath — prefix ob, and juro/ to swear. Jort.] The act of binding by
oath.
4
The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
< L. objicien(t-)s, ppr. of objicere, obiiere, object: see object.'] One who objects;
an objector; an opponent. Card. Wiseman. [Rare.] objuration (ob-jjj-ra'shqn), n. [<
L. as if 'objuration-), < objurare, bind by an oath : see objure.'] The act of binding
by ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1906
5
Allen's Synonyms and Antonyms
2. curse, oath (rare), cuss (vulgar or euphemistic; U. S.), objure (rare). swear, ». I.
U affirm, depone (tech.), depose; spec. vow. 2. bind (contextual), objure (rare), t.
See promise. sweaty, a. sudorous (rare). sweep, ». 1. 1. besom (rare; literary), ...
Frederic Sturges Allen,
1920
6
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
... an objector; an opponent. Card. Wiseman. [Rare.] objuration (ob-jo-ra'shon), n.
[< L. as if *ob- juratio(yi-), < objurare, bind by an oath : see objure.] The act of
binding by oath. Bramhall. objure (ob-jor'), v. i.; pret. and pp. objured, ppr.
objuring.
7
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
Bramhall. objure (ob-j8r'), v. i. ; pret. and pp. objured, ppr. objuring. [= OF. objurer,
< LL. objurare, bind by an oath, < L. ob, before, +jurare, swear, make oath : Bee
jurate, jury.] To swear. [Bare.] As the people only laughed at him, he cried the ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith,
1914
8
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
)bjri bind by an oath,^ L. ob, before, +jurare, swear. objure (ob-jOr'). «• *•; pret.
and pp. objured, ' LL. objurare, r. objuring. [= OF. objurer, < LI ...iid by ;iii on 111, <
L. ob, before, -rjut^,, v, o.id«.«, make oath: see jurate,jury.] To swear. [Bare.] As
the ...
9
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
in the bky t'6 objure or diminish his glory. I felt hi* power, anil acknowledged it ;
and I felt in my inmost itoiil, the influence of that majestic torrent as it poured past
ine rapidly, but smoothly, and almost silently. I was not afraid of the morrow, ...
10
The Biblical Repertory and Princeton Review
They set up the relentless reign of blind force, and objure the dominion of a
Personal God, All wise, All holy, All gracious, Sovereign, Omnipresent, Omin-
potent As all extremes meet, so the transition is natural from those who enthrone
Law ...
Charles Hodge, Lyman Hotchkiss Atwater,
1869