英語の動詞DISCONCERTの活用
PRESENT
Present
I disconcert
you disconcert
he/she/it disconcerts
we disconcert
you disconcert
they disconcert
Present continuous
I am disconcerting
you are disconcerting
he/she/it is disconcerting
we are disconcerting
you are disconcerting
they are disconcerting
Present perfect
I have disconcerted
you have disconcerted
he/she/it has disconcerted
we have disconcerted
you have disconcerted
they have disconcerted
Present perfect continuous
I have been disconcerting
you have been disconcerting
he/she/it has been disconcerting
we have been disconcerting
you have been disconcerting
they have been disconcerting
PAST
Past
I disconcerted
you disconcerted
he/she/it disconcerted
we disconcerted
you disconcerted
they disconcerted
Past continuous
I was disconcerting
you were disconcerting
he/she/it was disconcerting
we were disconcerting
you were disconcerting
they were disconcerting
Past perfect
I had disconcerted
you had disconcerted
he/she/it had disconcerted
we had disconcerted
you had disconcerted
they had disconcerted
Past perfect continuous
I had been disconcerting
you had been disconcerting
he/she/it had been disconcerting
we had been disconcerting
you had been disconcerting
they had been disconcerting
FUTURE
Future
I will disconcert
you will disconcert
he/she/it will disconcert
we will disconcert
you will disconcert
they will disconcert
Future continuous
I will be disconcerting
you will be disconcerting
he/she/it will be disconcerting
we will be disconcerting
you will be disconcerting
they will be disconcerting
Future perfect
I will have disconcerted
you will have disconcerted
he/she/it will have disconcerted
we will have disconcerted
you will have disconcerted
they will have disconcerted
Future perfect continuous
I will have been disconcerting
you will have been disconcerting
he/she/it will have been disconcerting
we will have been disconcerting
you will have been disconcerting
they will have been disconcerting
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would disconcert
you would disconcert
he/she/it would disconcert
we would disconcert
you would disconcert
they would disconcert
Conditional continuous
I would be disconcerting
you would be disconcerting
he/she/it would be disconcerting
we would be disconcerting
you would be disconcerting
they would be disconcerting
Conditional perfect
I would have disconcert
you would have disconcert
he/she/it would have disconcert
we would have disconcert
you would have disconcert
they would have disconcert
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been disconcerting
you would have been disconcerting
he/she/it would have been disconcerting
we would have been disconcerting
you would have been disconcerting
they would have been disconcerting
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you disconcert
we let´s disconcert
you disconcert
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
disconcerted
Present Participle
disconcerting
«DISCONCERT»に関連する英語の本
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English Synonymes Explained, in Alphabetical Order: With ...
TO BAFFLE, DEFEAT, DISCONCERT, CONFOUND. BAFFLE, in French baffler,
from baffle an ox, signifies to lead by the nose as an ox, that is, to amuse or
disappoint. DEFEAT, in French defait, participle of defaire, is compounded of the
...
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English synonymes, explained in alphabet. order
TO BAFFLE, DEFEAT, DISCONCERT, CONFOUND. BAFFLE, in French baffler,
from buffle an ox, signifies to lead by the nose as an ox, that is, to amuse or
disappoint. DEFEAT, in French dtjait, participle of defaire, is compounded of the ...
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English Synonymes explained, in alphabetical order; with ...
TO DISORDER, DERANGE, DISCONCERT, DISCOMPOSE. Disorder signifies to
put out of order; derange, from de and range or rank, signifies to put out of the
rank in which it was placed; disconcert, to put out of the concert or harmony; ...
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English synonymes, with copious illustrations and ...
... disconcert, discompose 280 ГО DISCONCERT— to baffle, defeat, disconcert,
confound 143 ГО DISCONCERT— to disorder, derange, disconcert, discomiiose
toi ff TO DISCONTINUE— to cease, leave off, discontinue, dosist 257 DISCOtlD ...
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English synonymes: Explained in alphabetical order
“thing. is badly done ; an ill-judged scheme, an I'M—contrived measure , an ill—
disposed person. T0 BAFFLE, DEFEAT, DISCONCERT. CONFOUND. BAFFLE,
in French baffier , from buffle an ox, signifies to lead by the nose as an ox, that is,
...
George Crabb, J. H. Hedley, 1839
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English Synonyms Explained, in Alphabetical Order: With ...
T0 DISORDER, DBRANGE, DISCONCERT, DISCOMPOSEDISORDER. signifies
to put out of order. DERANGE, from de and range or rank, siflnifies to put out of
the rank in wliidh it was placed. DISCONCERT signifies to put out of the concert
or ...
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English synonymes explained with illustrations and exemples ...
TO BAFFLE, DEFEAT, DISCONCERT, CONFOUNDBAFFLE, in French bqfller,
from buflle an ox, signifies to lead by the nose as an ox, that is, to "amuse or
disappoint. -BAFFLE. 137 ' DEFEAT, in French defait, participle of defuire, ...
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Power Verbs: The Complete Collection
(2) confuse or disconcert; frustrate; upset (2) “The imagery of the writer's helps to
demonstrate Houdini's ability to discombobulate rationalthought, even after a
century.” —Edward Rothstein, “UpsideDown King as Art Muse,” New YorkTimes,
...
Michael Lawrence Faulkner, Michelle Faulkner-Lunsford, 2013
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Manifold Utopia: The Novels of Janet Frame
"Janet Frame and the Disconcert in the Reader's Mind." in Imagination and the
Creative Impulse in the New Literatures in English, ed. Maria Teresa Bindella &
Geoffrey V. Davis 1Cross /Cultures 9; Amsterdam & Atlanta GA: Rodopi. 1993):
204 ...
Derange and disconcert are employed inspeplnng of such things as have been
put into an artificial order. To derongs is to disorder thatwhich has been
systematically arranged, or put in a certain range ; and to disconcert is to disorder
that ...
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Vicious deliveries are backed with a few words by the bowlers that further disconcert the batsmen. Sledging serves more purposes than one. «Cricket Country, 6月 15»
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The only thing that might disconcert some is the keyboard, seconds-long ending to the track that comes off a little unnecessary and somewhat ... «Blogcritics, 6月 15»
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Rather as Beethoven fashioned original structures from common- place materials but forging them anew, so Nielsen was unafraid to disconcert ... «Evening Standard, 6月 15»
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... causing disconcert at a shopping mall when he took to asking disconcerting questions about the particular coming and going of employees. «scallywagandvagabond, 6月 15»
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With Mantashe already on the backfoot, Malema's statement will disconcert him further and cause more fear and instability in the ANC and the ... «Eyewitness News, 6月 15»
Apple Retail Employees Up In Arms against Multiple Checking of …
In a move that is sure to disconcert the Cupertino based technology giant, two Apple Inc retail employees have filed a class action suit against ... «Northern Californian, 6月 15»
Stephen King: By the Book
I like straight novels if the subject looks interesting. Questions like this disconcert me, because I'm sort of an omnivore, apt to go from the latest ... «New York Times, 6月 15»
