CONJUGAÇÃO EN INGLÊS DO VERBO DISPROVIDE
PRESENT
Present
I disprovide
you disprovide
he/she/it disprovides
we disprovide
you disprovide
they disprovide
Present continuous
I am disproviding
you are disproviding
he/she/it is disproviding
we are disproviding
you are disproviding
they are disproviding
Present perfect
I have disprovided
you have disprovided
he/she/it has disprovided
we have disprovided
you have disprovided
they have disprovided
Present perfect continuous
I have been disproviding
you have been disproviding
he/she/it has been disproviding
we have been disproviding
you have been disproviding
they have been disproviding
PAST
Past
I disprovided
you disprovided
he/she/it disprovided
we disprovided
you disprovided
they disprovided
Past continuous
I was disproviding
you were disproviding
he/she/it was disproviding
we were disproviding
you were disproviding
they were disproviding
Past perfect
I had disprovided
you had disprovided
he/she/it had disprovided
we had disprovided
you had disprovided
they had disprovided
Past perfect continuous
I had been disproviding
you had been disproviding
he/she/it had been disproviding
we had been disproviding
you had been disproviding
they had been disproviding
FUTURE
Future
I will disprovide
you will disprovide
he/she/it will disprovide
we will disprovide
you will disprovide
they will disprovide
Future continuous
I will be disproviding
you will be disproviding
he/she/it will be disproviding
we will be disproviding
you will be disproviding
they will be disproviding
Future perfect
I will have disprovided
you will have disprovided
he/she/it will have disprovided
we will have disprovided
you will have disprovided
they will have disprovided
Future perfect continuous
I will have been disproviding
you will have been disproviding
he/she/it will have been disproviding
we will have been disproviding
you will have been disproviding
they will have been disproviding
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would disprovide
you would disprovide
he/she/it would disprovide
we would disprovide
you would disprovide
they would disprovide
Conditional continuous
I would be disproviding
you would be disproviding
he/she/it would be disproviding
we would be disproviding
you would be disproviding
they would be disproviding
Conditional perfect
I would have disprovide
you would have disprovide
he/she/it would have disprovide
we would have disprovide
you would have disprovide
they would have disprovide
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been disproviding
you would have been disproviding
he/she/it would have been disproviding
we would have been disproviding
you would have been disproviding
they would have been disproviding
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you disprovide
we let´s disprovide
you disprovide
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
disprovided
Present Participle
disproviding
10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «DISPROVIDE»
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1
Encyclopædia metropolitana; or, Universal dictionary of ...
DISPROVIDE : Dit- mA provide. Lat. prorndere, _J (pro, and videre, to sec,) to
foresee, to look forward, to MS- prepare or guard against. Disprovided, is
PURVEY. Unprepared, unfurnished. □» Thia makes me sadly walk up and down
in my ...
Encyclopaedia, Edward Smedley, 1845
2
Encyclopædia metropolitana; or, Universal dictionary of ...
DIS- DISPROVIDE : Dis, and provide. Lat. providere', PROVIDE. (pr0> an(j videre
, to see,) to foresee, to look forward, to DIS- prepare or guard against.
Disprovided, is PURVEY. Unprepared, unfurnished. This makes me sadly walk
up and ...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
3
Encyclopaedia metropolitana: or Universal dictionary of ...
DIS1 DISPROVIDE : Dis, and provide. Lat. providere, PROVIDE. (pro> an(j videre
, to see,) to foresee, to look forward, to DIS- prepare or guard against.
Disprovided, is PURVEY. Unprepared, unfurnished. This makes me sadly walk
up and ...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
4
The Laws of the State of Vermont, Digested and Compiled: ...
overfm, - SECT. 9. 'Prooided alway-r, and it i: hereby my employ fart/ler
enactedflrhat when the mother of any bas. "_':*n:'r*l';":;h tard child, shall be of
sufficient capacity and disprovide m, cretion, the overseers of the poor may
employ 'he c""d'_ ...
Vermont, Thomas Tolman, Milo Lyman Bennett, 1808
5
Beyond Transfer of Training: Engaging Systems to Improve ...
... performers' performance the network performance and Encourage co-worker
Assist in evaluation provide structured and community of of learning feedback
practice evolution Moderate Web disModerate Web disProvide content to
cussions ...
6
Chambers English Thesaurus
... opposing, pessimistic, refusing, rejecting, unco-operative, unenthusiastic,
uninterested, unwilling, weak. antonymsoptimistic, positive. п contradiction,
denial. opposite, refusal. neglect v contemn. disdain, disprovide. disregard, forget
, ignore, ...
7
The Chambers Dictionary
[dis- (3)] disprove dis-proov'. vt to prove to be false or wrong; to disapprove (
archaic): — pap disproved or disproven (-prov' or -proov'). — adj 'disprov able. —
n disprov'al. [OFr desprover; see prow] disprovide dis-pro-vid ', (archaic) vi to
leave ...
8
Celiac Disease For Dummies
... and does not have other diseases or health problems that would ✓ Does not
have symptoms (gastrointestinal or otherwise) of celiac disprovide clues they
have celiac disease. ✓ Has typical blood test abnormalities of celiac disease (
and, ...
Ian Blumer, Sheila Crowe, 2010
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Early English Text Society
That other is disprovide, & playnly forbodde By holy sayntis of the church of gode.
Trust not, ne love not Nigromancye, For it is appropriede to the devill to lye; 2980
Trust to this doctrine, sett herin yowr desyris, And now lerne ye regymentis of ...
Early English Text Society, 1975
10
Middle English Dictionary
LOL (Adv. l9.3.l) p.ll5: Thynketh pleynly and taketh gude hed That all schall passe
. . When ye lest wene. al550(cl477) Norton O_ Alch. 2977: That other is
disprovide, & playnly f orbodde By holy sayntis of the church of gode. (b) (cl385)
Chaucer ...
Sherman M. Kuhn, Robert E. Lewis, 1983
