CONJUGAISON EN ANGLAIS DU VERBE UNROVE
PRESENT
Present
I unrove
you unrove
he/she/it unroves
we unrove
you unrove
they unrove
Present continuous
I am unroving
you are unroving
he/she/it is unroving
we are unroving
you are unroving
they are unroving
Present perfect
I have unroved
you have unroved
he/she/it has unroved
we have unroved
you have unroved
they have unroved
Present perfect continuous
I have been unroving
you have been unroving
he/she/it has been unroving
we have been unroving
you have been unroving
they have been unroving
PAST
Past
I unroved
you unroved
he/she/it unroved
we unroved
you unroved
they unroved
Past continuous
I was unroving
you were unroving
he/she/it was unroving
we were unroving
you were unroving
they were unroving
Past perfect
I had unroved
you had unroved
he/she/it had unroved
we had unroved
you had unroved
they had unroved
Past perfect continuous
I had been unroving
you had been unroving
he/she/it had been unroving
we had been unroving
you had been unroving
they had been unroving
FUTURE
Future
I will unrove
you will unrove
he/she/it will unrove
we will unrove
you will unrove
they will unrove
Future continuous
I will be unroving
you will be unroving
he/she/it will be unroving
we will be unroving
you will be unroving
they will be unroving
Future perfect
I will have unroved
you will have unroved
he/she/it will have unroved
we will have unroved
you will have unroved
they will have unroved
Future perfect continuous
I will have been unroving
you will have been unroving
he/she/it will have been unroving
we will have been unroving
you will have been unroving
they will have been unroving
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would unrove
you would unrove
he/she/it would unrove
we would unrove
you would unrove
they would unrove
Conditional continuous
I would be unroving
you would be unroving
he/she/it would be unroving
we would be unroving
you would be unroving
they would be unroving
Conditional perfect
I would have unrove
you would have unrove
he/she/it would have unrove
we would have unrove
you would have unrove
they would have unrove
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been unroving
you would have been unroving
he/she/it would have been unroving
we would have been unroving
you would have been unroving
they would have been unroving
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you unrove
we let´s unrove
you unrove
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
unroving
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «UNROVE»
Découvrez l'usage de
unrove dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
unrove et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Professional Papers of the Corps of R. Engineers
... the weather-glass brushes up for a strong gale at noon; latitude 37° N.,
longitnde 64" W.; in all studding-sails, royals, flying jib-gatf-topsail, unrove all the
studding-sail gear, and sent the booms of the yards down ; during these twentyS.
2
AN ATTEMPT TO DEVELOP THE LAW OF STORMS BY MEANS OF FACTS. ...
... at times the marine barometer and sympiesometer fall very little ; the
weatherglass brushes up for a strong gale at noon ; latitude 37° N, longitude 64°
W ; in all studding-sails, royals, flying jihjgaff-topsail, unrove all the studding-sail
gear, and ...
LIEUT-COLONEL W. REID, 1850
3
An attempt to develop the law of storms ... and hence to ...
... flying jib-gatf-topsail, unrove all the studding-sail gear, and sent the booms of
the yards down ; during these twenty-four hours the wind has been variable from
S.W. to E. ; at 5 p.m. passed the brig Constitution, of Rochester, water-logged and
...
William Reid (sir.), 1838
4
Papers on Subjects Connected with the Duties of the Corps of ...
... at times the marine barometer and sy mpiesometer fall very ittle ; the weather-
glass brushes up for a strong gale at noon ; latitude 37° N., longitude 64° W. ; in
all studding-sails, royals, flying jib-gaff-topsail, unrove all the studding-sail gear, ...
Great Britain. Army. Royal Engineers, 1838
5
The naval service, or, officer's manual for every grade in ...
Should there be any quantity of stores to return, or unrove-rope for survey, he
should be careful that each article of cordage be made up in bights of five
fathoms length. DOCK-YARD DUTY. Upon every occasion that the boatswain is
employed ...
William Nugent Glascock, 1836
Unship. — Is to take anything away from its working place. Unrove. — Ropes
taken out of their blocks or sheeve-holes are unrove. Vane. — A light stripe at the
mast-head to point out the direction of the wind; the same sort of thing on
Dictionary ...
Charles Chapman (capt.), 1869
7
Hunt's Yachting Magazine
Under such circumstances the fall has not gone aloft and become unrove, man
your jib halyards at once, and heave the head of your sail over water, ease your
helm a little as you see it come, and when you get the body of the sail floating, ...
8
Seamanship: Comp. from Various Authorities and Illustrated ...
The studding-sail gear being unrove and blocks sent down from mast heads;
flying-jib halliards unrove, and top-gallant and royal vard ropes ; mast ropes rove,
&c, &c, have hands by the backstays, shrouds and fore-and-aft stays ; bend on a
...
Stephen Bleecker Luce, 1863
9
The workwoman's guide, containing instructions in cutting ...
Proceed onwards until a strip of sufficient length is made to go round the doyley
or article for which it is intended. Then fasten off six of the stitches, letting the
other six drop off your pins, and unrove it down the whole length of the strip, to
form ...
10
Reports on the Paris Universal Exhibition, 1867
It has, however, one disadvantage; if the thread be broken or left loose the whole
tissue may be unrove, or it may unrove itself by pressure, loop by loop, with great
rapidity. Hence the importance of a strong even yarn or thread and sound make ...
ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «UNROVE»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
unrove est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Way We Were: Vivien Jones reminisces about Goldenhill
She continues: "My mother used to buy hand-knitted jumpers at jumble sales. She would unrove them and then use the wool to knit cardigans for my brothers. «Stoke Sentinel, mai 14»
