英语动词SLOCKEN的变化形式
PRESENT
Present
I slocken
you slocken
he/she/it slockens
we slocken
you slocken
they slocken
Present continuous
I am slockening
you are slockening
he/she/it is slockening
we are slockening
you are slockening
they are slockening
Present perfect
I have slockened
you have slockened
he/she/it has slockened
we have slockened
you have slockened
they have slockened
Present perfect continuous
I have been slockening
you have been slockening
he/she/it has been slockening
we have been slockening
you have been slockening
they have been slockening
PAST
Past
I slockened
you slockened
he/she/it slockened
we slockened
you slockened
they slockened
Past continuous
I was slockening
you were slockening
he/she/it was slockening
we were slockening
you were slockening
they were slockening
Past perfect
I had slockened
you had slockened
he/she/it had slockened
we had slockened
you had slockened
they had slockened
Past perfect continuous
I had been slockening
you had been slockening
he/she/it had been slockening
we had been slockening
you had been slockening
they had been slockening
FUTURE
Future
I will slocken
you will slocken
he/she/it will slocken
we will slocken
you will slocken
they will slocken
Future continuous
I will be slockening
you will be slockening
he/she/it will be slockening
we will be slockening
you will be slockening
they will be slockening
Future perfect
I will have slockened
you will have slockened
he/she/it will have slockened
we will have slockened
you will have slockened
they will have slockened
Future perfect continuous
I will have been slockening
you will have been slockening
he/she/it will have been slockening
we will have been slockening
you will have been slockening
they will have been slockening
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would slocken
you would slocken
he/she/it would slocken
we would slocken
you would slocken
they would slocken
Conditional continuous
I would be slockening
you would be slockening
he/she/it would be slockening
we would be slockening
you would be slockening
they would be slockening
Conditional perfect
I would have slocken
you would have slocken
he/she/it would have slocken
we would have slocken
you would have slocken
they would have slocken
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been slockening
you would have been slockening
he/she/it would have been slockening
we would have been slockening
you would have been slockening
they would have been slockening
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you slocken
we let´s slocken
you slocken
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
slockened
Present Participle
slockening
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The popular rhymes of Scotland, with illustr., collected by ...
Water, water, slocken fire ; fire winna,' &c. ' 'Deed,' says the water, ' I winna
slocken fire, for fire never did me ony ill.' Wife. ' Ox, ox, drink water ; water winna
slocken fire,' &c. ' 'Deed,' says the ox, ' I winna drink water, for water never did me
ony ...
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Popular rhymes of Scotland
Water, water, slocken- fire ; fire winna,' &c. ' 'Deed,' says the water, ' I winna
slocken fire, for fire never did me ony ill.' Wife. ' Ox, ox, drink water ; water winna
slocken fire,' &c. ' 'Deed,' says the ox, ' I winna drink water, for water never did me
...
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The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
[1. _And that none of the said cratte sloclte ony man-is gelling-225' yerely
seruaunt of the said craf'te (1483), Eng. 1 , . SLOCK, SLOCK-A-BED, SLOCK-A-
TRICE, see Sloth, $6.1, Sluck-a-bed, Sluck-a-trice. SLOCKEN, 11. Se. Irel. th. Dur
. Cum.
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Obsolete Scandinavian Loanwords in English
5.19.35. slacken (ppl.) Slocken was recorded as a past participle from 1400 (York
Manual) until 1653 (Conjectura cabbalistica). According to the OED, it was
borrowed from ON slo- kinn, and occurred with the meaning 'extinguished,
soaked, ...
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Popular Rhymes of Scotland. 3. Ed. Original Poems. - ...
'Water, water, slocken fire; fire winna,' &c. ' 'Deed,' says the water, 'I winna slocken
fire, for fire never did me ony ill.' Wife. ' Ox, ox, drink water; water winna slocken
fire,' &c. "Deed,' says the ox, 'I winna drink water, for water never did me ony ill.
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The Poetical Works of Hector Macneill, Esq
Hector Macneill. Skelp, to strike, to slap, to flog the buttocks. Skriegh'd, screamed.
Slae, sloe. Slaw, slow. Slee, sly. Slocken, to quench thirst. Sma', small.- Snaw,
snow. Snell, sharp, bitter, biting. Sneck, the latchet ofa door. Suod, neat, tidy.
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The English and Scottish Popular Ballads
p. p. slo, slowe, slone, II, 479, 17; III, 35, 22; 77, 428. slawe, yslaw. slocken,
sloken, IV,386, 16: quench. slode, pret.of slide, II,59,22: split. sloe, sloo, I, 210, 9;
III, 77, 438: slay. pret. sloughe. p. p. slowe, slone. See slo. slogan, III, 474, 32:
warcry, ...
Francis James Child,
2013
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The Works of Robert Sanderson, D.D., Sometime Bishop of Lincoln
... or whether it choke and slocken f and * ' namely,' especially. Compare capp. 8,
9. Sermon vi. ad Aulam, §. 27. t 'slocken' is explained by Mr. d See Aristot. ii. Phys
. Auscult. Halliwell, as a Lincolnshire word, drown it, yet still had its beginnings ...
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A Glossary of North Country Words, in Use: With Their ...
Shale. King Lear. Pope altered this to shiver, for which the Monthly Reviewers
wished to substitute sever. Sliver, s. a slice. The word, in the sense of a branch
torn off, occurs in Hamlet. Chaucer writes it slivere. Slocken, to slake, to quench.
Su.
John Trotter Brockett,
1829
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A glossary of north country words, in use. From an original ...
ShaJc. King Lear. Pope altered this to shiver, for which the Monthly Reviewers
wished to substitute sever. Sliver, s. a slice. The word, in the sense of a branch
torn off, occurs in Hamlet. Chaucer writes it slivere. Slocken, to slake, to quench.
Su.
John Trotter Brockett,
1829