CONIUGAZIONE IN INGLESE DEL VERBO BEDAGGLE
PRESENT
Present
I bedaggle
you bedaggle
he/she/it bedaggles
we bedaggle
you bedaggle
they bedaggle
Present continuous
I am bedaggling
you are bedaggling
he/she/it is bedaggling
we are bedaggling
you are bedaggling
they are bedaggling
Present perfect
I have bedaggled
you have bedaggled
he/she/it has bedaggled
we have bedaggled
you have bedaggled
they have bedaggled
Present perfect continuous
I have been bedaggling
you have been bedaggling
he/she/it has been bedaggling
we have been bedaggling
you have been bedaggling
they have been bedaggling
PAST
Past
I bedaggled
you bedaggled
he/she/it bedaggled
we bedaggled
you bedaggled
they bedaggled
Past continuous
I was bedaggling
you were bedaggling
he/she/it was bedaggling
we were bedaggling
you were bedaggling
they were bedaggling
Past perfect
I had bedaggled
you had bedaggled
he/she/it had bedaggled
we had bedaggled
you had bedaggled
they had bedaggled
Past perfect continuous
I had been bedaggling
you had been bedaggling
he/she/it had been bedaggling
we had been bedaggling
you had been bedaggling
they had been bedaggling
FUTURE
Future
I will bedaggle
you will bedaggle
he/she/it will bedaggle
we will bedaggle
you will bedaggle
they will bedaggle
Future continuous
I will be bedaggling
you will be bedaggling
he/she/it will be bedaggling
we will be bedaggling
you will be bedaggling
they will be bedaggling
Future perfect
I will have bedaggled
you will have bedaggled
he/she/it will have bedaggled
we will have bedaggled
you will have bedaggled
they will have bedaggled
Future perfect continuous
I will have been bedaggling
you will have been bedaggling
he/she/it will have been bedaggling
we will have been bedaggling
you will have been bedaggling
they will have been bedaggling
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would bedaggle
you would bedaggle
he/she/it would bedaggle
we would bedaggle
you would bedaggle
they would bedaggle
Conditional continuous
I would be bedaggling
you would be bedaggling
he/she/it would be bedaggling
we would be bedaggling
you would be bedaggling
they would be bedaggling
Conditional perfect
I would have bedaggle
you would have bedaggle
he/she/it would have bedaggle
we would have bedaggle
you would have bedaggle
they would have bedaggle
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been bedaggling
you would have been bedaggling
he/she/it would have been bedaggling
we would have been bedaggling
you would have been bedaggling
they would have been bedaggling
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you bedaggle
we let´s bedaggle
you bedaggle
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
bedaggled
Present Participle
bedaggling
10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «BEDAGGLE»
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1
A Dictionary of the English and Russian Languages:
3arpii3ni'ii'i., es, v. to bemire, dirty, bedaggle ; ся, г. to bemire , dirty , or bedaggle
one's self. Загуднть, sa, п.о. to begin to play on the rebec; to begin to fiddle or
scrape. Загул/пинать, si, aaryaári., so, n_n. to begin to walk; to begin to burst to ...
2
The Readable Dictionary
(Provincial.) GRIME is dark colored dirt that has insinuated itself into the folds and
creases of the skin. To Grime, or Begn'me, is to soil derelply. o DAGGLE is to trail
in the dirt. To Bedaggle is to soil by trailing in the dirt; as, to bedaggle the skirt ...
John Williams (of Lancaster, O.), 1860
3
A dictionary of the English language, greatly improved
... to besprinkle Bedaggle, bé-dag'gle, v. to bemire ; to soil Bedaub, bé-dfib', 0. to
besmear; to daub over Bedehamber, bed'cham-bér, n. the chamber appropriated
to rest Bedelothes, bed'cloths, n. blankets and coverlets Bedding, bed'ding, ...
George FULTON (and KNIGHT (George)), 1833
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A dictionary of the English language, by G. Fulton and G. Knight
_ Bedizen, be-dlzn', J *' to adora I deck J * off Bedlam, bedlam, n. an hospital for
mad people Bedlamite, bed'lam-'ite, n. a madman Bedpresser, bed'press-er, n. a
heavy lazy person Bedraggle, be-drag'gle, v. the same as Bedaggle Bedrid, ...
George Fulton, George Knight (of Edinburgh.), 1833
5
A General Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of the ...
... graceful Bed, bed, n. a place to lie upon ; that part of a garden sown with seeds
; the cnannel of a river, or any hollow ; a layer ; a stratum — v. to go to bed with ;
to cohabit Bedabble, be-dab'bl, v. to wet ; to besprinkle Bedaggle, be-dag'gl, ...
George Fulton, G. Knight, 1814
6
Sheridan Improved: A General Pronouncing and Explanatory ...
v. n. to wet, to befprinkle Bedaggle,. be-dag'l. v. a. to bemire, or trail a garment in
th** dirt Bcdawb, be-dib'. v, a* to befmear Bedchamber, bed'-tihim-bur. i. the
chamber appropriated to reft [bed LSedclothes, bed'-kleze. #. coverlets
fpreadovera ...
7
A general pronouncing and explanatory dictionary of the ...
... BEDAGGLE, (be-dig'l.) -v. a. to bemire. To BEDASH, (bj-di<h'.) -a. a. to be-
fpatter. To BEDAWB, (be-dib'.) v. a. to be- fmear. To BEDAZZLE, (bi-d;\7.'l.) v. a. to
make the fight dim by too much luftre. BEDCHAMBER, (bid'-tmam-biir.) ...
Stephen Jones, Thomas Sheridan, 1804
8
Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
BEDABBLE, v. a. Fliuch, ludrajg, spult, ludair. Banana, 0. a. Mag, dean sgeig air,
dean amadan dc. BEDAGGLE, v. Salaich, luidir, clibaraich, eabraich, cuir earball
dubh air. Banana, 0. a. See Defy. BEDASH, v. a. Eabaraich, beubanaich.
9
Foyle's further philavery: a cornucopia of lexical delights
a cornucopia of lexical delights Christopher Foyle. bedaggle ... bedaggle. verb to
dirty by dragging along the wet ground $»>This word predates its much
commoner synonym 'bedraggle' by almost 150 years. belcher belcher noun a ...
10
A Common-school Dictionary of the English Language, ...
... a coxcomb ; a fop. Beau I-de'al. A mental model of beauty or excellence. Beau'
ish (bo'ish), a. Like a Beaver. BEDAGGLE. beau ; g*y 5 foppish ; gallant. Beau
Monde (b.> mfind). The fashionable world. Beau'te-ous, a. Beautiful ; handsome ...
Noah Webster, William Greenleaf Webster, William Adolphus Wheeler, 1868
