CONJUGAISON EN ANGLAIS DU VERBE SPUR-GALL
PRESENT
Present
I spur-gall
you spur-gall
he/she/it spur-galls
we spur-gall
you spur-gall
they spur-gall
Present continuous
I am spur-galling
you are spur-galling
he/she/it is spur-galling
we are spur-galling
you are spur-galling
they are spur-galling
Present perfect
I have spur-galled
you have spur-galled
he/she/it has spur-galled
we have spur-galled
you have spur-galled
they have spur-galled
Present perfect continuous
I have been spur-galling
you have been spur-galling
he/she/it has been spur-galling
we have been spur-galling
you have been spur-galling
they have been spur-galling
PAST
Past
I spur-galled
you spur-galled
he/she/it spur-galled
we spur-galled
you spur-galled
they spur-galled
Past continuous
I was spur-galling
you were spur-galling
he/she/it was spur-galling
we were spur-galling
you were spur-galling
they were spur-galling
Past perfect
I had spur-galled
you had spur-galled
he/she/it had spur-galled
we had spur-galled
you had spur-galled
they had spur-galled
Past perfect continuous
I had been spur-galling
you had been spur-galling
he/she/it had been spur-galling
we had been spur-galling
you had been spur-galling
they had been spur-galling
FUTURE
Future
I will spur-gall
you will spur-gall
he/she/it will spur-gall
we will spur-gall
you will spur-gall
they will spur-gall
Future continuous
I will be spur-galling
you will be spur-galling
he/she/it will be spur-galling
we will be spur-galling
you will be spur-galling
they will be spur-galling
Future perfect
I will have spur-galled
you will have spur-galled
he/she/it will have spur-galled
we will have spur-galled
you will have spur-galled
they will have spur-galled
Future perfect continuous
I will have been spur-galling
you will have been spur-galling
he/she/it will have been spur-galling
we will have been spur-galling
you will have been spur-galling
they will have been spur-galling
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would spur-gall
you would spur-gall
he/she/it would spur-gall
we would spur-gall
you would spur-gall
they would spur-gall
Conditional continuous
I would be spur-galling
you would be spur-galling
he/she/it would be spur-galling
we would be spur-galling
you would be spur-galling
they would be spur-galling
Conditional perfect
I would have spur-gall
you would have spur-gall
he/she/it would have spur-gall
we would have spur-gall
you would have spur-gall
they would have spur-gall
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been spur-galling
you would have been spur-galling
he/she/it would have been spur-galling
we would have been spur-galling
you would have been spur-galling
they would have been spur-galling
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you spur-gall
we let´s spur-gall
you spur-gall
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
spur-galled
Present Participle
spur-galling
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SPUR-GALL»
Découvrez l'usage de
spur-gall dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
spur-gall et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
An American Dictionary of the English Language
SPUR'GALL, v. t. To gall or wound with a spur. Slick. SPUR'GALL, n. A place
galled or excoriated by much using of the spur. SPUR'GALLED, pp. Galled or hurt
b a spur. Pope. SPURGEIn. [Fr. spur c; it. spin-go. A plant. SPURGE-FLAX a.
plant.
2
A Dictionary of the English Language: Intended to Exhibi ... ...
SPUR, v. i. To travel with great expedition. The Parthians shall be there, And
spurring from the fight, confess their fear. [Unusual.] Dryden. 2. To press forward.
Some bold men — by spurring on, refine themselves. Grew. SPUR'GALL ...
3
Dictionary of the English Language: With a Vocabulary of ...
Spur'gall, v. to gall or wound with a spur. Spurge, 3. a purgative plant. Spu'rious,
a. counterfeit, not legitimate. Spu'riously, ad, in a spurious manner. Spu'riousness
, s. state of being spurious. Spurn, v. to kick ; to reject with contempt : f. a kick; ...
4
The Life and Death of King Richard II
Han. ii, Cap., Knt ii, Sta., Wh., difdain'd] difdaind QaQaQaQjsFz' Cam. +, Irv., Dei.,
Rid. et seq. bur- difdainde Q,3. disdained Wils. den Han. ii et cet. 87. backe;] QqFf
, Rowe i, ii, Wils. 97. Spur-gall'd] Spurrde, galld Qx back? Coll., Ve.,'Wh..i. Back!
William Shakespeare, 2001
5
A Dictionary for Primary Schools
Spur, v. t. to prick, to incite. Spur'-gall, v. t. to gall with a spur. [with a spur. Spur'-
gatl-ed,* p. wounded Spurgr, n. wilk weed. Spu'-ri ous, a. illegitimate, tunterfeit.
pu'-ri-ous-ly, ad. falsely. Spu'-ri-ous-ness, Ti. the quality of not being genuine, [
daiu.
6
An English and Welsh Dictionary, Wherein, Not Only the ...
To be upon the spur, [be hastening on] Bod ar y brys (ar yr hai.) To spur, v. a.
Ysparduno. 1 To spur [egg] on. See under E. 1 To spur a free horse to death, (
Prov.) Hai 'r march a gerddo hyd angau. Spur-gall, s. Llwgr-yspardiin. To spur-
gall, r. a. ...
John Walters, Hannah Walters, 1828
7
Shakespeare's Non-Standard English: A Dictionary of His ...
... Dauphin), OED Spend v'.9b [1590]; spinner 'spider': Hence you long leg'd
Spinners, (MN 2.2.21, in a song), OED Spinner notes frequent use 1530-1615;
fspur-galled 'bloodied with spurs': Spur-gall'd, and tyrd by iauncing Bullingbrooke
.
Norman Blake, Norman Francis Blake, 2006
8
A New Abridgment of Ainsworth's Dictionary: English and ...
Aspuror incitement, illeecbra, )rri l amentum. A cock's spur, gall i calcar. The spur
of a slip, rostrum naris. Tu spur on, iitcitnr SQT7 To be upon the sp\ motlii
festinare. To spur-gall, calcaribus sau- ciare. A spurrer, stimulator. A sparring, sii
muía ...
9
The Diary of Mater William Silence
... with his sentimental irresolution, and the 'jaunting' rider, whose spur-galled
jade bears on his flanks the marks of needless severity.9 I was not made a horse
; And yet I bear a burden like an ass, Spur-gall'd and tired by jouncing
Bolingbroke.
10
Markham's Master-piece Revived: Containing All Knowledge ...
Spur-gall'd. F a Horse by the indiscretion of an Evil Rider, be Spungall'd, which is
a vdisease most plain both to be felt and shen: then the cure is, either to bath it
With Urine and Salt mixt together, or orwith Water-and Salt, or with warm .Vinegar
...
