英語の動詞GLOZEの活用
PRESENT
Present
I gloze
you gloze
he/she/it glozes
we gloze
you gloze
they gloze
Present continuous
I am glozing
you are glozing
he/she/it is glozing
we are glozing
you are glozing
they are glozing
Present perfect
I have glozed
you have glozed
he/she/it has glozed
we have glozed
you have glozed
they have glozed
Present perfect continuous
I have been glozing
you have been glozing
he/she/it has been glozing
we have been glozing
you have been glozing
they have been glozing
PAST
Past
I glozed
you glozed
he/she/it glozed
we glozed
you glozed
they glozed
Past continuous
I was glozing
you were glozing
he/she/it was glozing
we were glozing
you were glozing
they were glozing
Past perfect
I had glozed
you had glozed
he/she/it had glozed
we had glozed
you had glozed
they had glozed
Past perfect continuous
I had been glozing
you had been glozing
he/she/it had been glozing
we had been glozing
you had been glozing
they had been glozing
FUTURE
Future
I will gloze
you will gloze
he/she/it will gloze
we will gloze
you will gloze
they will gloze
Future continuous
I will be glozing
you will be glozing
he/she/it will be glozing
we will be glozing
you will be glozing
they will be glozing
Future perfect
I will have glozed
you will have glozed
he/she/it will have glozed
we will have glozed
you will have glozed
they will have glozed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been glozing
you will have been glozing
he/she/it will have been glozing
we will have been glozing
you will have been glozing
they will have been glozing
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would gloze
you would gloze
he/she/it would gloze
we would gloze
you would gloze
they would gloze
Conditional continuous
I would be glozing
you would be glozing
he/she/it would be glozing
we would be glozing
you would be glozing
they would be glozing
Conditional perfect
I would have gloze
you would have gloze
he/she/it would have gloze
we would have gloze
you would have gloze
they would have gloze
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been glozing
you would have been glozing
he/she/it would have been glozing
we would have been glozing
you would have been glozing
they would have been glozing
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you gloze
we let´s gloze
you gloze
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
glozing
«GLOZE»に関連する英語の本
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GLEEK— GLOZE. 187 Glig, ludibrium, and doubtless a corresponding verb. Thus
glee signifies mirth and jocularity ; and gleeman or gligman, a minstrel or
joculator. Gleek was therefore used to express a stronger sort of joke, a scoffing.
William Shakespeare, Alexander Dyce, 1877
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A Glossary to the Works of William Shakespeare
GLEEK— GLOZE. 187 Glig, lndibrium, and doubtless a corresponding verb. Thus
glee signifies mirth and jocularity ; and gleeman or gligman, a minstrel or
joculator. Gleek was therefore used to express a stronger sort of joke, a scoffing.
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The Works of William Shakespeare: Glossary
283. gloze, to expound, to comment : the French unjustly gloste, &c., iv. 418 ;
Have gloz'd, — but superficially, vi. 43. gloze, to flatter, to wheedle, to cajole : the
villain would gloze now, i. 549 ; youth and ease have taught to gloze, iv.
William Shakespeare, Alexander Dyce, 1893
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Metadata and Semantic Research: Third International ...
For our DataStaR prototype we have elected to use Gloze[10], an open-source
Java library developed by Steve Battle, which can perform automatic lossless
round-tripping between XML and RDF as well as generate OWL ontologies from
XSD ...
Fabio Sartori, Nikos Manouselis, Miguel-Angel Sicilia, 2009
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Gloze Book 1: High Interest
"This set of 30 short stories contains high interest topics and photographs. The stories have been written using the Cloze technique in which words are deleted from a passage and the reader is required to fill in the blanks.
Nancy Mills, Nancy Mills, 2006
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Shakespeare's Comedies, Histories, Tragedies, and Poems
... and much more, much worse. Lucio. Oh, thou damnable fellow ! Did not I pluck
thee by the nose, for thy speeches ? Duke. I protest, I love the duke as I love
myself. Any. Hark how the villain would gloze now ', after his treasonable abuses.
William Shakespeare, John Payne Collier, 1858
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A general glossary to Shakespeare's works
208. gloze, to expound, to comment : the French unjustly gloze, etc., Henri V., i. 2.
40 ; Have glozed, but superficially, Troilus and Cressida, ii. 2. 165. gloze, or glose
, to flatter, to wheedle, to cajole : the villain would gloze (close, Cambridge) ...
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Johnson's English Dictionary
Generous pride. Sidney. TbGLO'RY, gUV-re. r.n. Toboaslin; tobeproud of. Sidney.
To GLOS£ }, g!6ze. 437. See To GLOZE. GLO'SER*. gT4s'-sur. n. ». A
commentator. Dp. of Cliictlfftfr. GLOSS 5, glos. 437. n.s. A scholium; a comment. [
yX<ir«a.J ...
Samuel Johnson, Alexander Chambers, Henry John Todd, 1834
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A Dictionary of the English Language
To GLOZE, (gloze) v. n. To flatter; to wheedle ; to comment. This should be gloss.
To GLOZE, (gloze) v. a. To palliate by specious exposition. GLOZE, (gloze) mi.
Flattery; insinuation; specious show. GLOZER, (glo'-zer) n. i. A flatterer ; a liar.
Samuel Johnson, John Walker, Robert S. Jameson, 1828
She was summoning a creature called Gloze, the God of Fire. A large fireball
landed on the centre of the arena. Gloze was an apelike creature with reddish
brown hair on its body. It had two big white canines and a pair of dull red eyes.
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