英语动词SLOKEN的变化形式
PRESENT
Present
I sloken
you sloken
he/she/it slokens
we sloken
you sloken
they sloken
Present continuous
I am slokening
you are slokening
he/she/it is slokening
we are slokening
you are slokening
they are slokening
Present perfect
I have slokened
you have slokened
he/she/it has slokened
we have slokened
you have slokened
they have slokened
Present perfect continuous
I have been slokening
you have been slokening
he/she/it has been slokening
we have been slokening
you have been slokening
they have been slokening
PAST
Past
I slokened
you slokened
he/she/it slokened
we slokened
you slokened
they slokened
Past continuous
I was slokening
you were slokening
he/she/it was slokening
we were slokening
you were slokening
they were slokening
Past perfect
I had slokened
you had slokened
he/she/it had slokened
we had slokened
you had slokened
they had slokened
Past perfect continuous
I had been slokening
you had been slokening
he/she/it had been slokening
we had been slokening
you had been slokening
they had been slokening
FUTURE
Future
I will sloken
you will sloken
he/she/it will sloken
we will sloken
you will sloken
they will sloken
Future continuous
I will be slokening
you will be slokening
he/she/it will be slokening
we will be slokening
you will be slokening
they will be slokening
Future perfect
I will have slokened
you will have slokened
he/she/it will have slokened
we will have slokened
you will have slokened
they will have slokened
Future perfect continuous
I will have been slokening
you will have been slokening
he/she/it will have been slokening
we will have been slokening
you will have been slokening
they will have been slokening
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would sloken
you would sloken
he/she/it would sloken
we would sloken
you would sloken
they would sloken
Conditional continuous
I would be slokening
you would be slokening
he/she/it would be slokening
we would be slokening
you would be slokening
they would be slokening
Conditional perfect
I would have sloken
you would have sloken
he/she/it would have sloken
we would have sloken
you would have sloken
they would have sloken
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been slokening
you would have been slokening
he/she/it would have been slokening
we would have been slokening
you would have been slokening
they would have been slokening
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you sloken
we let´s sloken
you sloken
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
slokening
与 «SLOKEN»相关的英语书籍
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sloken的用法。与
sloken相关的书籍以及同一来源的简短摘要提供其在 英语文献中的使用情境。
1
The Gentleman's Magazine, and Historical Chronicle
The Enemy, greatly superior in numbers, was strongly entrenched in a position
between the great river Jacatra and the Sloken, an artificial watercourse, neither
of ^hich were fordable. This position wag shut up by a deep trench, strongly ...
2
The Royal Military Calendar, Or Army Service and Commission ...
The enemy, greatly superior in numbers, was strongly intrenched in a position
between the great river Jacatra and the Sloken, an artificial water-course, neither
of which were ford- able. This position was shut up by a deep trench, strongly ...
3
The Military [afterw.] Royal military panorama or Officer's ...
The enemy, greatly superior in numbers, was strongly entrenched in a position
between the great river Jacatra and the Sloken, an artificial water-course, neither
of which were fordable. This position was shut up by a deep trench, strongly ...
The enemy, greatly superior in numbers, was strongly entrenched in a position,
between the great river Jacatra and the Sloken, an artificial watercourse, neither
of which were fordable. 'I his position was shut up by a deep trench, strongly ...
5
The United Service Magazine
That on their right, over the Sloken, was covered by a redoubt, which served as a
tete de pont ; and the one on the left, across the Socatra, was protected by a
division at Camporg Maylayo, on the opposite or western side of the river.
Arthur William Alsager Pollock, 1841
1, constructed by the enemy beyond the Sloken, to endeavour to crossthe bridge
over that stream with the fugitives, and then to assault the redoubts, within the
lines; Colonel Gillespie attacking those to the left, and Colonel Gibbs topthe right.
7
The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, ...
They were intended, ifpossible, to surprise the redoubt, No. l, constructed by the
enemy beyond the Sloken, to endeavour to cross the bridge over that stream with
the fugitives, and then to assault the redoubts, within the lines ; Colonel ...
8
The Military Panorama, Or, Officer's Companion
The enemy, greatly superior in numbers, was strongly entrenched in a position
between the great river Jacatra and the Sloken, an artificial water-course, neither
of which were fordable. This position was shut up by a deep trench, strongly ...
9
The Works with His Lift by Allan Cunningham. -London, James ...
Slip shod's no for a frozen road.” Scots Saying. Sloken. Quench, slake. “To keep
the life, but not tn sloken thirst.” Hudson. Slype. To fall over, as a wet furrow from
the plough. “ Its owre slape an' slype for me to haud the gripe.” Yorkshire Saying.
10
The Works: In Four Volumes
Slip-shod's no for a frozen road.” Scots Saying. Sloken. Quench, slake. “ To keep
the life, but not to sloken thirst.” Hudson. Slype. To fall over, as a wet furrow from
the plough. “ Its owre slape an' slype for me to hand the gripe.” Yorkshire Saying.
Robert Burns, Allan Cunningham, 1835
