英语动词SNUSH的变化形式
PRESENT
Present
I snush
you snush
he/she/it snushes
we snush
you snush
they snush
Present continuous
I am snushing
you are snushing
he/she/it is snushing
we are snushing
you are snushing
they are snushing
Present perfect
I have snushed
you have snushed
he/she/it has snushed
we have snushed
you have snushed
they have snushed
Present perfect continuous
I have been snushing
you have been snushing
he/she/it has been snushing
we have been snushing
you have been snushing
they have been snushing
PAST
Past
I snushed
you snushed
he/she/it snushed
we snushed
you snushed
they snushed
Past continuous
I was snushing
you were snushing
he/she/it was snushing
we were snushing
you were snushing
they were snushing
Past perfect
I had snushed
you had snushed
he/she/it had snushed
we had snushed
you had snushed
they had snushed
Past perfect continuous
I had been snushing
you had been snushing
he/she/it had been snushing
we had been snushing
you had been snushing
they had been snushing
FUTURE
Future
I will snush
you will snush
he/she/it will snush
we will snush
you will snush
they will snush
Future continuous
I will be snushing
you will be snushing
he/she/it will be snushing
we will be snushing
you will be snushing
they will be snushing
Future perfect
I will have snushed
you will have snushed
he/she/it will have snushed
we will have snushed
you will have snushed
they will have snushed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been snushing
you will have been snushing
he/she/it will have been snushing
we will have been snushing
you will have been snushing
they will have been snushing
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would snush
you would snush
he/she/it would snush
we would snush
you would snush
they would snush
Conditional continuous
I would be snushing
you would be snushing
he/she/it would be snushing
we would be snushing
you would be snushing
they would be snushing
Conditional perfect
I would have snush
you would have snush
he/she/it would have snush
we would have snush
you would have snush
they would have snush
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been snushing
you would have been snushing
he/she/it would have been snushing
we would have been snushing
you would have been snushing
they would have been snushing
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you snush
we let´s snush
you snush
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
snushing
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The English dialect dictionary, being the complete ...
A term still used by old people (jun) ; Bedaub'd with soot and snush and
bubblings, Mas-roar Poems (1767) Ba (5b.). Glo. Home Subsedtma (:771) 400.
SNUSH, o.' th.1 [anon To bend. It snushes round there. SHUSH, v.' and sb.' Sh.I. [
anej'J 1.
2
Organizational, Direct and General Support, and Depot ...
LG MS90725-6 (96906) 5305-209-0786 WASHER, LOCK: BRACKET MTG, 1/0
IN. SCREW SIZE, EXTERNAL TOOTH MS3S335-33 (96906) 5310-067-0903
NUT, SELF-LOCKING, HEXAGON: snUSH HOLOER ARM MTG, 3/I-20 THO SIZE
...
United States. Dept. of the Army, 1992
Snush was just like a small, fat dog, friendly and constantly under your feet!
Imagine granny Click's surprise when she came in the house late that afternoon
to find her grandson and his buddy up on the kitchen table, with Snush on the
floor ...
4
A paper:--of tobacco: treating of the rise, progress, ...
In the reign of Charles II. it was called snuff or snush. " Tabac en poudre, snuff, or
snush. — Tabatiere, a snush- box." — A French and English Dictionary, by Guy
Miege, Gent. ,1nd Edition, 1685. ized, as Dr. Adam Clarke says, many of the ...
William Andrew Chatto, 1839
5
A discourse on the nature, design, and institution of the ...
... and may be profitable, being used physi* cally ; but the ordinary and constant
use of it for Snush, fe of very evil consequences, and induces Apoplexies.* For
drawing away the thin matter by itself, through the continual use thereof, the thick
is ...
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A paper:- of tobacco, treating of smoking, by Joseph Fume
In the reign of Charles II. it was called snuff or snush. " Tabac en poudre, snuff, or
snush. — Tabatiere, a snush-box." — A French and English Dictionary, by Guy
Miege, Gent., 2nd Edition, 1685. r ized, as Dr. Adam Clarke says, many of the ...
William Andrew Chatto, 1839
7
Teagueland Jests, Or Bogg-Witticisms. In Two Parts (etc.)
- Bugg=Witttttsms.1 12-7Teag'ue'. Dee-w'l tooke-me, it ifl: hot enough, or elflae do
Dead/il in it; bee Chreesht, meeP gsb onflr-e, indeed. jack, Come. here is my
MastersSnushsi ' Box',_?faith-, _--I will/give thee some; Snush, and that Lwill
fetch ...
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¬The Constant Couple: Or, A Trip to the Jubilee
But suppose aLady speaks to me, what must I sa P Rig. Nothing, Sir--you must
take Snush,. grin, and make her an humble Cringe Thus [He 50-ws Fappzflb-,
and take: Snusb; Mockmod-e imitate: bim auk-wardbz ; and taking Snusb,
sizeezer.
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The Dramatic Works of Wycherley, Congreve, Vanbrugh, and ...
Nothing, sir :—-you must take snush, grin, ' and make her an humble cringe—
thus :_[Bom foppishlg, and takes snush ,- Moonstone imitate: him awkwardly, and
taking snush, ensures] O ' Lard, sir! you must never sneeze; 'tis as unbe: coming ...
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The Works of George Farquhar. Containing All His Poems, ...
George Farquhar. Mad, But suppose a Lady speaks to me, what must I say? ' Rig.
Nothing, Sir you must take Snush, grin, and make her an humble Cringe Thus : * [
He &awr- Foþpishb, and take: Snash; Mockmode imitate: him awkwardly : and ...
