英語の動詞MORALIZEの活用
PRESENT
Present
I moralize
you moralize
he/she/it moralizes
we moralize
you moralize
they moralize
Present continuous
I am moralizing
you are moralizing
he/she/it is moralizing
we are moralizing
you are moralizing
they are moralizing
Present perfect
I have moralized
you have moralized
he/she/it has moralized
we have moralized
you have moralized
they have moralized
Present perfect continuous
I have been moralizing
you have been moralizing
he/she/it has been moralizing
we have been moralizing
you have been moralizing
they have been moralizing
PAST
Past
I moralized
you moralized
he/she/it moralized
we moralized
you moralized
they moralized
Past continuous
I was moralizing
you were moralizing
he/she/it was moralizing
we were moralizing
you were moralizing
they were moralizing
Past perfect
I had moralized
you had moralized
he/she/it had moralized
we had moralized
you had moralized
they had moralized
Past perfect continuous
I had been moralizing
you had been moralizing
he/she/it had been moralizing
we had been moralizing
you had been moralizing
they had been moralizing
FUTURE
Future
I will moralize
you will moralize
he/she/it will moralize
we will moralize
you will moralize
they will moralize
Future continuous
I will be moralizing
you will be moralizing
he/she/it will be moralizing
we will be moralizing
you will be moralizing
they will be moralizing
Future perfect
I will have moralized
you will have moralized
he/she/it will have moralized
we will have moralized
you will have moralized
they will have moralized
Future perfect continuous
I will have been moralizing
you will have been moralizing
he/she/it will have been moralizing
we will have been moralizing
you will have been moralizing
they will have been moralizing
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would moralize
you would moralize
he/she/it would moralize
we would moralize
you would moralize
they would moralize
Conditional continuous
I would be moralizing
you would be moralizing
he/she/it would be moralizing
we would be moralizing
you would be moralizing
they would be moralizing
Conditional perfect
I would have moralize
you would have moralize
he/she/it would have moralize
we would have moralize
you would have moralize
they would have moralize
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been moralizing
you would have been moralizing
he/she/it would have been moralizing
we would have been moralizing
you would have been moralizing
they would have been moralizing
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you moralize
we let´s moralize
you moralize
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
moralized
Present Participle
moralizing
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1
King Richard III. King Henry VIII. Coriolanus
Thus, like the formal vice, Iniquity, \ \4sJ I moralize two meanings in one word 7. i i
J , Prince. 5 As 'twere retail'd to all severity,] Retail'd may signisy diffused,
dispersed. Jonnso*. Minshew in his Dictionary, 1617, hesides che verb retail 'in
the ...
William Shakespeare, Edmond Malone, Samuel Johnson,
1794
2
Encyclopaedia Londinensis, or, Universal dictionary of arts, ...
Good and bad stars moralize not our actions. Brown's Chr. Mor. — The goodnels
of actions is never to be estimated merely by the degree of enthuiiastick heat and
ardor that is in them, but by such other laws and circumstances as moralize ...
3
The Plays of William Shakespeare in Eight Volumes: With the ...
I. Aside. Prince. i Thus like the formal Vice, Iniquity, / moralize two Meanings in
one fVord.] By Vice, the Author means not a Quality but a Person. There was
hardly an old Play, till the Period of the Reformation, which had not in it a Devil,
and a ...
William Shakespeare, Samuel Johnson,
1765
4
The Works of William Shakespeare
70. moralize: I pray thee, moralize (expound, interpret the latent meaning of) them
, 166; I moralize two meanings in one word (“signifies either 'extract the double
and latent meaning of one word or sentence,' or 'couch two meanings under ...
William Shakespeare, Alexander Dyce,
1867
5
The Anatomy of Fraud and Corruption: Organizational Causes ...
Moralize! The word 'moralize' may carry some unpleasant associations. Bigoted
and narrow-minded individuals moralize over the behaviour of other people. To
moralize is to criticize, wanting other people to be ashamed and to feel guilt.
Ms Veronica Morino, Tomas Brytting, Mr Richard Minogue,
2012
6
A General Dictionary of the English Language
v. n. To moralize, to make moral reflections. Not used. MORALIST, md/-ral-list. s.
One who teaches the duties of life. MORALITY, morality. f. The doctrine of the
duties of life, ethics ; the form of an. action which makes it the subject of reward or
...
7
The Plays and Poems of William Shakspeare: King Henry VI, ...
To accommodate the next line to his reading, he altered the punctuation of it thus:
like the formal-wife antiquity, I moralize ; — two meanings in one word, which has
been adopted, I think, improperly, by the subsequent editors, who yet did not ...
William Shakespeare,
1790
8
Divided in Unity: Identity, Germany, and the Berlin Police
Westerners systematically moralize the former GDR from a particular vantage
point: they moralize the GDR on the basis of a juxtaposition between an
authoritarian regime and a suppressed people; that is, they moralize the state
from without ...
9
The plays of William Shakspeare, with the corrections and ...
... other words at the beginning of it, of a different import from those he had
uttered — This is the equivocation that Gloster really made use of, though it does
not correspond with his own description of it: I moralize — two meanings in one
word.
William Shakespeare, Joseph Dennie, George Steevens,
1808
10
The Plays of William Shakspeare: In Fifteen Volumes : with ...
I moralize — two meanings in one word. Word is not here taken in its literal sense
, but means a saying, a short sentence, as motto does in Italian, and bon-mot in
French.— So, in Jonfon's Every man out of bis Humour, Puntarvolo fays, " Let the
...
William Shakespeare, George Steevens, Samuel Johnson,
1793
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Duggars Insist It Is "God's Plan" For Them To Have A TV Show
Sorry, but no one who has ever sexually harassed anyone with a falafel gets to moralize to me about anything. If you are going to make a living ... «The Frisky, 7月 15»
Book Release: Baron Of Broad Street
“El Nukoya is driven to educate and to moralize but also, perhaps above all, to entertain. With this, his second novel, he succeeds in doing all ... «The News, 7月 15»
Amy Schumer Way Too Conventional in 'Trainwreck'
There is so much potential here, but most of it is lost in the need to “moralize” the Amy Schumer image. All of her edge is dulled to butter knife ... «HollywoodChicago.com, 7月 15»
Quit blaming the snake
Predictable, within moments of the SCOTUS decision on gay marriage, the sidewalk preacher and coffee shop evangelist began to moralize ... «Newnan Times-Herald, 7月 15»
JP Devine Movie Review: 'AMY' the long ride down
He doesn't preach or moralize. He reports. Asif scooped up the thousands of words, photos, videos from family and friends, snaps and shots ... «Kennebec Journal & Morning Sentinel, 7月 15»
Bill Cosby's Moralizing Made a Judge Unseal Secret Drug Testimony
If Bill Cosby had resisted the urge to moralize, the 2005 deposition obtained this week by the Associated Press might have never come to light. «Slate Magazine, 7月 15»
When Rioting Is the Answer
... who have not experienced 400 years of anti-black violence have a right to moralize on the black community's expressions of grief and rage. «TIME, 7月 15»
The Srebrenica Genocide and Loss of Respect for the United Nations
Its leaders moralize, while covering up corruption and other misdeeds in their own ranks. They operate on the assumption that “international ... «Canada Free Press, 7月 15»
Migration's Miseries
In the case of this challenge, an appetite to moralize distorts its magnitude and its cause. The attempt to redefine the problem is also expressed ... «Patriot Post, 7月 15»
Maquis FC Board Confirms Stoppage of Work
... spirit they had to train all this time without wages and game prizes, and there are no more words to sensitize and moralize the footballers. «AllAfrica.com, 7月 15»