英語の動詞IMPORTUNEの活用
PRESENT
Present
I importune
you importune
he/she/it importunes
we importune
you importune
they importune
Present continuous
I am importuning
you are importuning
he/she/it is importuning
we are importuning
you are importuning
they are importuning
Present perfect
I have importuned
you have importuned
he/she/it has importuned
we have importuned
you have importuned
they have importuned
Present perfect continuous
I have been importuning
you have been importuning
he/she/it has been importuning
we have been importuning
you have been importuning
they have been importuning
PAST
Past
I importuned
you importuned
he/she/it importuned
we importuned
you importuned
they importuned
Past continuous
I was importuning
you were importuning
he/she/it was importuning
we were importuning
you were importuning
they were importuning
Past perfect
I had importuned
you had importuned
he/she/it had importuned
we had importuned
you had importuned
they had importuned
Past perfect continuous
I had been importuning
you had been importuning
he/she/it had been importuning
we had been importuning
you had been importuning
they had been importuning
FUTURE
Future
I will importune
you will importune
he/she/it will importune
we will importune
you will importune
they will importune
Future continuous
I will be importuning
you will be importuning
he/she/it will be importuning
we will be importuning
you will be importuning
they will be importuning
Future perfect
I will have importuned
you will have importuned
he/she/it will have importuned
we will have importuned
you will have importuned
they will have importuned
Future perfect continuous
I will have been importuning
you will have been importuning
he/she/it will have been importuning
we will have been importuning
you will have been importuning
they will have been importuning
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would importune
you would importune
he/she/it would importune
we would importune
you would importune
they would importune
Conditional continuous
I would be importuning
you would be importuning
he/she/it would be importuning
we would be importuning
you would be importuning
they would be importuning
Conditional perfect
I would have importune
you would have importune
he/she/it would have importune
we would have importune
you would have importune
they would have importune
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been importuning
you would have been importuning
he/she/it would have been importuning
we would have been importuning
you would have been importuning
they would have been importuning
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you importune
we let´s importune
you importune
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
importuned
Present Participle
importuning
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Middle English Dictionary
importune 109 imposicioun Englisshmen declared. (l427) RPari. 4.326b: Ye
Kyng. . devised yerfore unto you a name different from oyer Counsail- lers,
nought ye name of Tutour. . nor no name yat shuld em- porte auctorite of
governaunce of ...
Hans Kurath, Robert E. Lewis,
1968
2
Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
Sidney. * IMPORTUNE, adj. [importunus, Latin. It was anciently pronounced with
the accent on the second syllable.] r. Constantly recurring ; troublesome by
frequency. — All that charge did fervently apply, With greedy malice and
importune toil ...
3
Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of ...
IMPORTUNE, aplj. [importunus, Latin! It waa anciently pronounced with the
accent on the second syllable.] 1. Constantly recurring ; troublesome 1>y
frequency. — All that charge did fervently apply, □With greedy malice and
importune toil ...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis,
1816
4
Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
Command; blesome by frequency. — injunction. Not in use. — AH that charge
dJfi fervently apply, According to your ladyship's impose, With greedy malice and
importune toil ; I am thus early come. Shak, And planted there their huge artillery,
.
5
A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are ...
[impcrtimiu, Latin ; importune, French.] Unseat sonable and incessant in
solicitations ; not to be repulsed. I was in debt to my importunate business ; but he
would not hear my excuse. Sbakspeare. They may not be able to bear the
clamour of an ...
6
The London encyclopaedia: or Universal dictionary of ...
And for he n'ill be importune Unto no wight, ne onerous. Nor of hire godesse
covetous. Chaucer, lionmunt of the Rote, And the' armies of their creatures all,
and some Do serve to them, and with importune might War against us the vassals
of ...
7
Encyclopaedia metropolitana: or Universal dictionary of ...
IMPORTUNE. IMPOTENT. IMPOUND. IMPORT. Aoa. Speak, Prince of Ithaca, and
be't of lesse expect : — That matter need lesse of import/ate burthen IMPOR-
Diuide thy lips. TUNE. Shaispeare. Troylus and Crcstida, fol. 83. V""V^"'' The only
...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose,
1845
8
A New Dictionary of the English Language ...
Rom. of the Rose. He fyndeth hys hope moch therwith reuyued He dare
imoortune the Lorde on euery ayde. Wyatt. Psaltne ill. The Auctor. More shall thy
pennytent sighes his endless mercy please Then their importune suits, which
dreams that ...
9
A Dictionary of the Bengala Language: In which the Words are ...
<«Ewt, v. a. (from At, action, ^At, to move, andM, to sound,, to importune, to teaze,
to urge a peevish complaint ; s. importunity, a teasing importunity. C«tVe1;t, a. (
from CAt^El, to importune), importuned, solicited; l. the importuning of a person.
10
Encyclopaedia Londinensis, or, Universal dictionary of arts, ...
The bloom os beauty other years demands, Nor will be gather'd by such wither'd
hands : You importune it with, a false desire. Dryden. [Accented on the second
syllable, and used by Spenser for] To import i But the sage wizard telles, as he
has ...
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Making Tourism Development Area Worthwhile
... in an importune manner that could bring set back to the industry. 'Bumsters' are always in their own world they exist in all tourism destinations ... «AllAfrica.com, 7月 15»
David Stockman: The Curse of the Euro — Money Corrupted …
First, the real policy of the Troika was not “austerian” as gas-bags like Professor Krugman constantly importune; as indicated, it is actually a ... «Newsmax, 7月 15»
Accommodating Jewish Voters
Certainly we think it behooves the DNC and the Republican National Committee to importune their party officials in both states to follow New ... «The Jewish Press, 7月 15»
Le mensonge de François Hollande sur les élections au Burundi …
... burundais dans les pays voisins est, elle aussi, hautement importune. ... est une perspective effrayante et hautement importune, elle aussi. «Burundi Generation Africa News information, 7月 15»
Requiem for a palm: A story of an earthquake, revival and love
A storm could mean a flying, errant 30-pound, 20-foot frond at any importune moment. Like the time I was walking toward the driveway to meet ... «Santa Cruz Sentinel, 7月 15»
Who is in charge here in classroom?
When the appetites relax and cease to importune, everything Sophocles said comes to pass, and we escape many mad masters. In these ... «Kearney Hub, 7月 15»
Lea Aimiuwu, the Transformation Leader, Godspeed
... he turned out to be strongly protective of privacy and stoutly disinclined to importune friends and relatives alike. Only such tough disposition ... «AllAfrica.com, 7月 15»
AU Navigating Quicksands
But he faced a veritable dilemma: whether it was more important for him to listen to an importune racist agency seeking global notoriety by ... «AllAfrica.com, 6月 15»
Tuaone, Bisgrove, win Long Drive in thrilling fashion
As Tuaone lifted the shot, a bird took flight, picking an importune time to do a Hakeem Olajuwon impression and collided with ball 50 yards from ... «St. George Daily Spectrum, 6月 15»
Astounding claims
Insurers typically seek a tie-up with a bank to identify and importune likely customers. AIA, a big regional insurer, has a partnership of this sort ... «The Economist, 6月 15»