CONIUGAZIONE IN INGLESE DEL VERBO CONTEMPER
PRESENT
Present
I contemper
you contemper
he/she/it contempers
we contemper
you contemper
they contemper
Present continuous
I am contempering
you are contempering
he/she/it is contempering
we are contempering
you are contempering
they are contempering
Present perfect
I have contempered
you have contempered
he/she/it has contempered
we have contempered
you have contempered
they have contempered
Present perfect continuous
I have been contempering
you have been contempering
he/she/it has been contempering
we have been contempering
you have been contempering
they have been contempering
PAST
Past
I contempered
you contempered
he/she/it contempered
we contempered
you contempered
they contempered
Past continuous
I was contempering
you were contempering
he/she/it was contempering
we were contempering
you were contempering
they were contempering
Past perfect
I had contempered
you had contempered
he/she/it had contempered
we had contempered
you had contempered
they had contempered
Past perfect continuous
I had been contempering
you had been contempering
he/she/it had been contempering
we had been contempering
you had been contempering
they had been contempering
FUTURE
Future
I will contemper
you will contemper
he/she/it will contemper
we will contemper
you will contemper
they will contemper
Future continuous
I will be contempering
you will be contempering
he/she/it will be contempering
we will be contempering
you will be contempering
they will be contempering
Future perfect
I will have contempered
you will have contempered
he/she/it will have contempered
we will have contempered
you will have contempered
they will have contempered
Future perfect continuous
I will have been contempering
you will have been contempering
he/she/it will have been contempering
we will have been contempering
you will have been contempering
they will have been contempering
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would contemper
you would contemper
he/she/it would contemper
we would contemper
you would contemper
they would contemper
Conditional continuous
I would be contempering
you would be contempering
he/she/it would be contempering
we would be contempering
you would be contempering
they would be contempering
Conditional perfect
I would have contemper
you would have contemper
he/she/it would have contemper
we would have contemper
you would have contemper
they would have contemper
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been contempering
you would have been contempering
he/she/it would have been contempering
we would have been contempering
you would have been contempering
they would have been contempering
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you contemper
we let´s contemper
you contemper
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
contempered
Present Participle
contempering
10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «CONTEMPER»
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1
A Dictionary of the English Language: Intended to Exhibi ... ...
CONTEMPER, v.t. [Low L. contempero ; con and tempero, to mix or temper. See
Temper.] To moderate ; to reduce to a lower degree by mixture with opposite or
different qualities ; to temper. The leaves qualify and contemper the heat. Ray.
2
The New And Complete Dictionary Of The English Language: In ...
Contemperate (v. t. from contemper) To temper, to moderate, to diminish by a
mixture of a different quality. Contemner ated (p. from contemperate) Moderated
tempered. Contem'perating (p. a. from contemperate) Moderating, tempering.
3
The new encyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary ofarts and ...
South. * To CONTE VIPER, v. a. [contempen, Lat.] To moderate ; to reduce to a
lower degree br mixing something of opposite qualities.— The leaves qualify and
contemper the heat, and hinder the evaporation of moisture. Raj on the Crtotix.
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1807
4
A general pronouncing and explanatory dictionary of the ...
To CONTEMN, (kon-tem') -v. a. to delpife, to fcorn, to negleft. CONTEMNER, (kon-
tSm'-niir) j. one that contemns, a delpiier. To CON TEMPER, (kon-tem'-piir) v. a. to
moderate. CONTEMPER AMENT. (kon - tern' - pur - A - ment) /. the degree of ...
Stephen Jones, Thomas Sheridan, 1804
5
A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary, and Expositor of the ...
Pollution, defilement. To Contemn, kon-ttrmj v. a. 411. To despise, to scorn, to
neglect. Contemner, kon-tem-nur, s. 411. One that contemns, a despiser. To
Contemper, kon-tem-pur, v. a. To moderate. Contemperament, kon-tem-pur-A-
menl, s.
6
Dictionary of the English and German languages for general ...
1^"афгег, m. Contemner, kön-tgm'-ngr, a, Contemper, kon-tem'-prir, v. a. müßigen
. Conteinperament, kon-tem'- pOr-A-mSnt, a. Anfügung, Í- Contempérate, kon-têm
'-pur- Ate, a. Contemper. Contemperation , kon-tem- рЙг-А'-екап, a. Bíofiigiing ...
Ind now for the first time riutedJroin n contemper M . written ohout 1380 formerly
in The Monnstcry oi Sion. end ete in the Collection of en Wilson, F.S.A.—'l'he
venion hitherto known I! Wyeliife'l ll of inter dete, our] diflern reatly from the
prreeut ...
8
Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
To CONTEMPER. <v. a. \_cor.iemperoy Lat.] To moderate ; to reduce to .1 lower
degree by mixing something of opposite qualities. — The leaves qualify and
contemper the heat, and hinder the evaporation of moisture. Ray on the Creation.
9
Nataeotechnia medicinae praxeov
Thus also ' many sweet things there are in outward tast , which in theirintcmafl
substance, are nothing at all contemper'd. How many things that excentricallj-
and at the thresholdzor first beginning of tast, are altogetherimszzuorj, and
without ...
10
The Young Christian's Prayer Book, Etc
I wou'd be far tom complaining of my ConTemper, my State is good, far etter than
I des' serve; and'l ask For iveness that I have been so jUnthankful and amidit
Undeserq'_' ' . zwoufl I wou''d not envy Those above me, but desire quietly.
Samuel BOURN (Second of the Name.), 1733
