CONJUGAISON EN ANGLAIS DU VERBE BIGGED
PRESENT
Present
I bigged
you bigged
he/she/it biggeds
we bigged
you bigged
they bigged
Present continuous
I am biggeding
you are biggeding
he/she/it is biggeding
we are biggeding
you are biggeding
they are biggeding
Present perfect
I have biggeded
you have biggeded
he/she/it has biggeded
we have biggeded
you have biggeded
they have biggeded
Present perfect continuous
I have been biggeding
you have been biggeding
he/she/it has been biggeding
we have been biggeding
you have been biggeding
they have been biggeding
PAST
Past
I biggeded
you biggeded
he/she/it biggeded
we biggeded
you biggeded
they biggeded
Past continuous
I was biggeding
you were biggeding
he/she/it was biggeding
we were biggeding
you were biggeding
they were biggeding
Past perfect
I had biggeded
you had biggeded
he/she/it had biggeded
we had biggeded
you had biggeded
they had biggeded
Past perfect continuous
I had been biggeding
you had been biggeding
he/she/it had been biggeding
we had been biggeding
you had been biggeding
they had been biggeding
FUTURE
Future
I will bigged
you will bigged
he/she/it will bigged
we will bigged
you will bigged
they will bigged
Future continuous
I will be biggeding
you will be biggeding
he/she/it will be biggeding
we will be biggeding
you will be biggeding
they will be biggeding
Future perfect
I will have biggeded
you will have biggeded
he/she/it will have biggeded
we will have biggeded
you will have biggeded
they will have biggeded
Future perfect continuous
I will have been biggeding
you will have been biggeding
he/she/it will have been biggeding
we will have been biggeding
you will have been biggeding
they will have been biggeding
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would bigged
you would bigged
he/she/it would bigged
we would bigged
you would bigged
they would bigged
Conditional continuous
I would be biggeding
you would be biggeding
he/she/it would be biggeding
we would be biggeding
you would be biggeding
they would be biggeding
Conditional perfect
I would have bigged
you would have bigged
he/she/it would have bigged
we would have bigged
you would have bigged
they would have bigged
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been biggeding
you would have been biggeding
he/she/it would have been biggeding
we would have been biggeding
you would have been biggeding
they would have been biggeding
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you bigged
we let´s bigged
you bigged
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
biggeding
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «BIGGED»
Découvrez l'usage de
bigged dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
bigged et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Middle English Dictionary
l.l: James. . to be twelue kynredes bat be> in dyspersyon, hele and gretynge. ?
cl450 St.Cuth. 378l: God bigged Jerusalem agayne. .And of ysrael be
dispercioune he gadird samen. 2. (a) The action of scattering or separating, or
the process of ...
Hans Kurath, Sherman M. Kuhn, 1962
2
Supplement to the Dictionary of the decisions of the Court ...
Item, if any new pans besides these disponed be bigged, then that the pans
already bigged be first served with coals, and if any want, through •scantiness of
coals, that it be the new pans ; item, the convent are to have their coal greives ...
Scotland. Court of Session, Mungo Ponton Brown, William Maxwell Morison, 1826
3
The poetical works of Sir David Lyndsay of the Mount: Lion ...
Bio, Bigg, to build : (pret. and p. pa. biggil, bigged) A.-Sax. byggan, edificare. So
big, bigge, and bigged, in O. Eng. R. of Brunne, Wiclif, Ritson's Romances ; and
Minot uses bigged, in the sense of posted, or stationed : " Now had the bare with
...
4
A Dictionary of the Old English Language: Compiled from ...
97; boght Octav. 589;compos.a.-, for-, ibuggen. bug gen, ASaoc. byogeu? Olcel.
byggja., big, cultivate, build, dwell; biggen Orm. 1611; biggin „aedißcare“, prompt.
paro. 35; bigge pl. t. 475; Min. 35; bigge (pres) apol. 71; biggede, bigged (pret.) ...
Francis Henry Stratmann, 1867
5
The History of the Troubles and Memorable Transactions in ...
stately crown, bigged of curious afiler work, afl' of the steiple of the King's
Colledge of old Aberdein; whilk therafter was reedified and bigged up, little
inferior to the first. This outrageous storm stopped the ordinar course of ebbing
and flowing in ...
6
A Dictionary of the old English language, compiled from ...
35; bigge pi. t. 475; Min. 35; bigge (près) apol. 71; biggede, bigged (prêt) Gaw.
gloss. 368; Bob. Br. 26, 6; planted and bigged pr. of consc. 4850; bigged (part.)
Lidg. m. p. 264; biggit ant. Arth. 6, 6. bugge re buyer, vis. P. P. 6220; biggeres (pi.)
...
Franz Heinrich Stratmann, 1867
7
De Verborum Significatione: The Exposition of the Termes and ...
Alwaies ground annue'll is esteemed to be quhen the ground and property of
onie land, bigged or un-' bigged, is disponed and annallied for an annucll to be
paid'to the annaiieri theirof, or to ane uther person, sik as onie chaplain or priest.
8
A Dictionary of North East Dialect
[OE bidan] big build "hys newe house that he byggys" Raine MS York, 1376; "he
bigged thare housyng" Cuthbert C15/mid; "bigged wi' lyme and stane" Beattie
Border Ballads p. 50; "big - to build: 'they bigged a bower'" Bell MS Newc 1815.
to a shilling. They have made the Laigh-Church as good as new; bigged a fair
grammar schooll, a fair mill, and two wells, in the heart of the towne. For all this,
Mr. P. Gillespie, so soone as recovered from his deadly disease, informes the ...
'Bigged?' asked Jack. 'It's a secret. He told us not to tell Nora, but I'm sure it's
alright to tell you. Camelin promised to make us bigger so we'll be like the rest of
the Night Guard. We're always being left out because we're the smallest, or the ...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «BIGGED»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
bigged est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Sky Sports presenter insists Newcastle signings are imminent
At the time of his signing Pardew bigged up Marveaux as a player he really wanted but in reality he was a player not suited to Pardew's high ... «The Mag, juil 15»
O'Halloran takes Cork football life in his stride
“If you read the positive stuff you believe it, if you read the negative stuff you believe it so you don't need the pressure of being bigged up or ... «BreakingNews.ie, juil 15»
Cuthbert question will be answered today
An admiring article which praised Cuthbert for the superb PowerPoint presentation he gave at his interview and bigged up the wonderful ... «Irish Independent, juil 15»
Who Came Dressed As A Penis? Who Nicked All The Guest List …
IT WAS A BACKSTAGE LOVE-FEST Swim Deep and Frank Turner bigged up Wolf Alice from the stage. Frank was side of stage for Swim Deep. «NME.com, juin 15»
Big Brother Simon Gross interview: 'Chloe would be a worthy winner'
I think the problem with Jack is, I think he's been bigged up that he's the winner of the show, with the car right at the beginning. He's got this idea ... «Digital Spy UK, juin 15»
Finfet rival FD-SOI bigged up in European event
CEA-Leti Samsung, Globalfoundries and STMicroelectronics were all in Grenoble, France this week talking about manufacturing fully-depleted ... «ElectronicsWeekly.com, juin 15»
Georgie boy is star turn
By MipMop @ 24/06/2015 09:42:56. mikejh - Have you never noticed how every signing is bigged up to be the new messiah and never is? «Oldham Chronicle, juin 15»
Vodafone Smart Ultra 6 is a cheap Lollipop-powered iPhone 6 Plus …
Vodafone has yet to reveal the handset's full specs, but has bigged up the device's Galaxy S6-rivalling 3,000mAh battery and onboard microSD ... «Inquirer, juin 15»
Alec Baldwin 'wants to bottle eau de Swift'
The star quickly replied, which was when he bigged up his fellow artist. "she is great. Might be time to make things right and hit the stage ... «Film News, juin 15»
Facebook Moments app NOT COMING to a mobile device near EU …
Mark Zuckerberg may have bigged up Facebook's latest app release on Monday, but one thing was missing from the vomit-inducing, fluffy ... «The Register, juin 15»
