英语动词REPUBLICANISE的变化形式
PRESENT
Present
I republicanise
you republicanise
he/she/it republicanises
we republicanise
you republicanise
they republicanise
Present continuous
I am republicanising
you are republicanising
he/she/it is republicanising
we are republicanising
you are republicanising
they are republicanising
Present perfect
I have republicanised
you have republicanised
he/she/it has republicanised
we have republicanised
you have republicanised
they have republicanised
Present perfect continuous
I have been republicanising
you have been republicanising
he/she/it has been republicanising
we have been republicanising
you have been republicanising
they have been republicanising
PAST
Past
I republicanised
you republicanised
he/she/it republicanised
we republicanised
you republicanised
they republicanised
Past continuous
I was republicanising
you were republicanising
he/she/it was republicanising
we were republicanising
you were republicanising
they were republicanising
Past perfect
I had republicanised
you had republicanised
he/she/it had republicanised
we had republicanised
you had republicanised
they had republicanised
Past perfect continuous
I had been republicanising
you had been republicanising
he/she/it had been republicanising
we had been republicanising
you had been republicanising
they had been republicanising
FUTURE
Future
I will republicanise
you will republicanise
he/she/it will republicanise
we will republicanise
you will republicanise
they will republicanise
Future continuous
I will be republicanising
you will be republicanising
he/she/it will be republicanising
we will be republicanising
you will be republicanising
they will be republicanising
Future perfect
I will have republicanised
you will have republicanised
he/she/it will have republicanised
we will have republicanised
you will have republicanised
they will have republicanised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been republicanising
you will have been republicanising
he/she/it will have been republicanising
we will have been republicanising
you will have been republicanising
they will have been republicanising
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would republicanise
you would republicanise
he/she/it would republicanise
we would republicanise
you would republicanise
they would republicanise
Conditional continuous
I would be republicanising
you would be republicanising
he/she/it would be republicanising
we would be republicanising
you would be republicanising
they would be republicanising
Conditional perfect
I would have republicanise
you would have republicanise
he/she/it would have republicanise
we would have republicanise
you would have republicanise
they would have republicanise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been republicanising
you would have been republicanising
he/she/it would have been republicanising
we would have been republicanising
you would have been republicanising
they would have been republicanising
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you republicanise
we let´s republicanise
you republicanise
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to republicanise
Past participle
republicanised
Present Participle
republicanising
与 «REPUBLICANISE»相关的英语书籍
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republicanise的用法。与
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1
Life of General Sir William Napier, K. C. B., author of ...
If we adopt, as some people wish, the plan of giving every soldier a chance of
commissions, we republicanise the army, and then we must republicanise the
Government ; for the army is the principal support of the aristocratic form of our ...
2
Life of General Sir William Napier
If we adopt, as some people wish, the plan of giving every soldier a chance of
commissions, we republicanise the army, and then we must republicanise the
Government ; for the army is the principal support of the aristocratic form of our ...
Sir William Francis Patrick Napier, Baron Henry Austin Bruce Aberdare, 1864
3
The History of the French Revolution
I have reviewed many of the national guards, in order to republicanise them, and
I have guillotined divers royalist?. In short, I have carried out my imperative
mandate. I have throughout acted as a zealous Mountaineer, as a revolutionary ...
4
Freedom on the Fatal Shore: Australia's First Colony
The whole course of legislation pursued by the Home Government has been to
republicanise and democratise the Colony. —Charles Nicholson, 1851 To get the
franchise widened in New South Wales the Sydney democrats had to petition ...
5
THE WEIMAR REPUBLIC LEE
The decisionnot to republicanise the military reallystemmed from Ebert's
telephone conversation with Groener on 9 November. Hence,as Heiber
maintains, 'Theentire old apparatus andits incumbents wereallowed to go on
operating without let ...
6
The Challenges of Command: The Royal Navy's Executive Branch ...
“I think the experiment, if tried, would be unsatisfactory; it would certainly tend to
keep parents from sending their sons into the Navy; it would, in time,
republicanise the Navy, a most undesirable thing to do.” to engineers.” Similarly,
they aspired ...
Dr Robert L Davison, 2013
He laboured to republicanise the popular mind in religion and government. The
man who already contemplated usurpation would not thus promote the great
obstacle to his success. He seems to share at this moment with St. John and
Vane ...
8
A History of Western Political Thought
of government, or the best available, was republican government; America
provided an example of a newly formed republic replete with martial and
republican virtues; now the French were going to republicanise the rest of the
world. Jacobin ...
J. S. McClelland, Dr J S Mcclelland, 2005
9
Beyond the Balance of Power: France and the Politics of ...
As late as the 1870s more than 74 per cent of its personnel were of noble
extraction.20 As the Third Republic became progressively more 'republican',
however, it embarked on a programme to 'republicanise' and 'democratise' the
Quai ...
10
France and 1848: The End of Monarchy
The Second Republic did, however, follow the precedent of the revolution of
1789 in attempting to republicanise French political culture and discourse,
reflecting Karl Marx's famous accusation that the French Revolution of 1848 '
knew no ...
