CONJUGAISON EN ANGLAIS DU VERBE BOMBINATE
PRESENT
Present
I bombinate
you bombinate
he/she/it bombinates
we bombinate
you bombinate
they bombinate
Present continuous
I am bombinating
you are bombinating
he/she/it is bombinating
we are bombinating
you are bombinating
they are bombinating
Present perfect
I have bombinated
you have bombinated
he/she/it has bombinated
we have bombinated
you have bombinated
they have bombinated
Present perfect continuous
I have been bombinating
you have been bombinating
he/she/it has been bombinating
we have been bombinating
you have been bombinating
they have been bombinating
PAST
Past
I bombinated
you bombinated
he/she/it bombinated
we bombinated
you bombinated
they bombinated
Past continuous
I was bombinating
you were bombinating
he/she/it was bombinating
we were bombinating
you were bombinating
they were bombinating
Past perfect
I had bombinated
you had bombinated
he/she/it had bombinated
we had bombinated
you had bombinated
they had bombinated
Past perfect continuous
I had been bombinating
you had been bombinating
he/she/it had been bombinating
we had been bombinating
you had been bombinating
they had been bombinating
FUTURE
Future
I will bombinate
you will bombinate
he/she/it will bombinate
we will bombinate
you will bombinate
they will bombinate
Future continuous
I will be bombinating
you will be bombinating
he/she/it will be bombinating
we will be bombinating
you will be bombinating
they will be bombinating
Future perfect
I will have bombinated
you will have bombinated
he/she/it will have bombinated
we will have bombinated
you will have bombinated
they will have bombinated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been bombinating
you will have been bombinating
he/she/it will have been bombinating
we will have been bombinating
you will have been bombinating
they will have been bombinating
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would bombinate
you would bombinate
he/she/it would bombinate
we would bombinate
you would bombinate
they would bombinate
Conditional continuous
I would be bombinating
you would be bombinating
he/she/it would be bombinating
we would be bombinating
you would be bombinating
they would be bombinating
Conditional perfect
I would have bombinate
you would have bombinate
he/she/it would have bombinate
we would have bombinate
you would have bombinate
they would have bombinate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been bombinating
you would have been bombinating
he/she/it would have been bombinating
we would have been bombinating
you would have been bombinating
they would have been bombinating
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you bombinate
we let´s bombinate
you bombinate
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
bombinated
Present Participle
bombinating
MOTS EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «BOMBINATE»
bombinate
bombinate
merriam
webster
from
with
audio
pronunciations
word
games
define
make
humming
buzzing
noise
origin
latin
bombinātus
past
participle
bombināre
apparently
coined
rabelais
basis
meaning
pronunciation
translations
wiktionary
third
person
singular
simple
present
bombinates
bombinating
bombinated
buzz
oxford
dictionaries
british
world
example
sentences
reference
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «BOMBINATE»
Découvrez l'usage de
bombinate dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
bombinate et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
Bombinate! Bombinate! at times the traffic to the air conditioning and the steam
ships to the bicycle Wheel and the bees in the park to the shiver of smoke and
drone of the Wind to the frigid lips and atomic heartbeats like footprints hummed
to ...
"bombindre, buzz: see bombinate.] A genus of European frogs, made typical of a
family Bnmbinatoridw, now referred to the family Discoglossidw. B. igneus is the
typical species, called bombardier. Bombinatoridse (bom"bi-na-tor'i-de), n. pi.
3
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: A Work of Universal ...
bombinate ' natus, pp. of “bombinare, erroneous form of LL. bombitarc: see born-
bilath To buzz; make a buzzing sound; bombilate. [Rare.] As easy and as rofltable
a problem to solve the Babelaisian riddle of t e bornbinatmg chimzcra with its ...
William Dwight Whitney, 1904
4
Word Nerd: More Than 18,000 Fascinating Facts about Words
bombinate. or. bombilate. is. to. buzz. or. hum. } bombshell was first literal for an
artillery shell and later figurative for anything or anyone with a shattering effect
bombus is a buzzing in the ears, stomach, etc. a bonamano is a tip or gratuity ...
5
Putnam's Word Book: A Practical Aid in Expressing Ideas ...
... n. purchaser. buying, n. purchase. buzz, n. hum, murmur, bombinate; whiz.
buzz, v. hum, bombinate. by degrees. gradually. bystander, n. spectator, onlooker
, witness. by turns. alternately, in succession. C. Associated word: cedilla.
cabbage, ...
Louis Andrew Flemming, 1913
6
The Word Lover's Delight: Awesome Adjectives, Nifty Nouns, ...
BLOH-vee-eyht—to communicate in a pompous way At his high school reunion,
the Yale graduate bloviated about his academic standing. bombinate (v.) BOM-
buh-neyt—to buzz The computers bombinate if they are left on for too long.
boodle ...
From the Editors of the Captivate Network, 2009
Mesonotum not at all bombinate anteriorly. Post-tibiae with six spines at apex
Cyarda Walker - Union of claval veins remote from claval apex; not more than six
granules behind or near humeral eminence; antennae with second segment not
...
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Transactions of the Royal Entomological Society of London
Mesonotum not at all bombinate anteriorly. Post-tibiae with six spines at apex
Cyarda Walker - Union of claval veins remote from claval apex ; not more than six
granules behind or near humeral eminence; antennae with second segment not
...
9
External Influences on English: From Its Beginnings to the ...
... mitigate [?a1425] -ila-/-ina-: ventilate [a1440], bombinate [a1553] -t/sur- (
parturient [1592], esurient [a1672]) -u/la-: circulate [1471], violate [1432-50] The
borrowed words also contained prefixes, of which English extracted the following
(cf.
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Disquiet, Please!: More Humor Writing from the New Yorker
It will do you no good to bombinate endlessly about sleazy material, deterioration
from pounding on stones, etc. That they were immersed in an acid bath powerfill
enough to corrode a zinc plate, that they were wrenched through a mangle with ...
David Remnick, Henry Finder, 2010
6 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «BOMBINATE»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
bombinate est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
'Vellichor' and other wonderful English words
Accismus: pretending not to want something you truly do desire. Bombinate: to make a humming or buzzing noise. Bookstaves: the letters of the ... «The New Daily, mai 15»
Will Self: A field trip to Heathrow via Harmondsworth Great Barn
... wheat that was harvested where Airbuses now bombinate. Not, I hasten to add, that I bring my students here out of nostalgia for a time and ... «New Statesman, mars 14»
A way with words shines through for Spelling Bee champ
"I knew it," said Bradley, who had earlier misspelled "bombinate." Bradley, an eighth-grader at Bow Memorial School, said she had no regrets. «The Union Leader, mars 14»
Still Merry and Bright? Rethinking Henry Miller
They're a bunch of “butter-tongued bastards” who “fulminate” and “bombinate” and “cluck like a pygmy.” Every now and then they “throw a fuck” ... «The Millions, mai 13»
Two-Lane Blacktop
That the driver's adolescent metaphor involves beetles, which bombinate with the same alacrity as his car's guts, is fitting; the Chevy is his ... «slantmagazine, janv 13»
A tale of two libraries and a revolution
Both of them are places where you can fall in love with books — not texts, those immaterial things that theorists bombinate about, but beautiful, ... «The Daily Princetonian, avril 12»
