英语动词SUSTENTATE的变化形式
PRESENT
Present
I sustentate
you sustentate
he/she/it sustentates
we sustentate
you sustentate
they sustentate
Present continuous
I am sustentating
you are sustentating
he/she/it is sustentating
we are sustentating
you are sustentating
they are sustentating
Present perfect
I have sustentated
you have sustentated
he/she/it has sustentated
we have sustentated
you have sustentated
they have sustentated
Present perfect continuous
I have been sustentating
you have been sustentating
he/she/it has been sustentating
we have been sustentating
you have been sustentating
they have been sustentating
PAST
Past
I sustentated
you sustentated
he/she/it sustentated
we sustentated
you sustentated
they sustentated
Past continuous
I was sustentating
you were sustentating
he/she/it was sustentating
we were sustentating
you were sustentating
they were sustentating
Past perfect
I had sustentated
you had sustentated
he/she/it had sustentated
we had sustentated
you had sustentated
they had sustentated
Past perfect continuous
I had been sustentating
you had been sustentating
he/she/it had been sustentating
we had been sustentating
you had been sustentating
they had been sustentating
FUTURE
Future
I will sustentate
you will sustentate
he/she/it will sustentate
we will sustentate
you will sustentate
they will sustentate
Future continuous
I will be sustentating
you will be sustentating
he/she/it will be sustentating
we will be sustentating
you will be sustentating
they will be sustentating
Future perfect
I will have sustentated
you will have sustentated
he/she/it will have sustentated
we will have sustentated
you will have sustentated
they will have sustentated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been sustentating
you will have been sustentating
he/she/it will have been sustentating
we will have been sustentating
you will have been sustentating
they will have been sustentating
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would sustentate
you would sustentate
he/she/it would sustentate
we would sustentate
you would sustentate
they would sustentate
Conditional continuous
I would be sustentating
you would be sustentating
he/she/it would be sustentating
we would be sustentating
you would be sustentating
they would be sustentating
Conditional perfect
I would have sustentate
you would have sustentate
he/she/it would have sustentate
we would have sustentate
you would have sustentate
they would have sustentate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been sustentating
you would have been sustentating
he/she/it would have been sustentating
we would have been sustentating
you would have been sustentating
they would have been sustentating
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you sustentate
we let´s sustentate
you sustentate
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
sustentated
Present Participle
sustentating
与 «SUSTENTATE»相关的英语书籍
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The Evangelical Magazine and Missionary Chronicle
... moreover, prevail, that personal reflection, not public excitement, continuous
pulpit , instructions, not annual platform appeal?, should sustentate the spirit, and
secure the results so intensely to be desired. But true, unquestionably true ns it is,
...
2
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
Sumntaculum tall, the support of the talus or sstrsgalus; the large sustentacular
process of the calcaneum or heelbone, up: which the sstrsgalus or ankle-bone
especially rests. cuts under foot and hock. sustentate (sus'ten-tat), v. t. ; rot. and
pp.
William Dwight Whitney, 1904
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
L. sustentaculum, a prop, support, < sustentare, hold up, support: see sustentate.]
If. A prop; support; foundation. For first it will be a ground and seat for forms ; and,
being thus asustentade or foundation, be fitly represented by the term earth.
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
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The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the ...
L. sustentaculum, a prop, support, < sustentare, hold up, support: see sustentate.]
If. A prop; support; foundation. For first it will be a ground and seat for forms ; and,
being thus lisusteiUacU or foundation, be fitly represented by the term earth.
William Dwight Whitney, 1891
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
a holding up,' < susten tare, pp. sustentatus, hold up, support: see sustentate.] 1.
Support; preservation from falling or sinking. These foure are the most notable
pyllers or sustenta- cions that the earth hath in heauen. B. Eden, tr. of Francisco ...
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The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
L. sustentaculum, a prop, support, < sustentare, hold up, support: see sustentate.]
If. A prop; support; foundation. For first it will be a ground and seat for forms ; and,
being thus & sustentacle or foundation, be fitly represented by the term earth.
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1897
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M.T. Ciceronis orationes quaedam selectae: in usum delphini, ...
... servum potestatis abjectum non tam ad pedes, quam ad mores sensusque
vestros, vel recordatione parentum vestrorumy vel liberorumjucunditate
sustentate: 95ut in alterius dolore, vel pietati, vel indulgentiæ vestræ serviatis,
nolite, Judices ...
Marcus Tullius Cicero, John G. Smart, 1845
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Archaeologia, Or, Miscellaneous Tracts Relating to Antiquity
... toto aretro fuerit insolutis vel si predicte tres mansiones cum suis pertinentiis
prenominatis non fuerint sustentate manutente et custodite ut predictum est
extunc bene licebit prefatis Edwardo et Agneti et assignatis suis in predictas
mansiones ...
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Prose Extracts for Translation Into English and Latin: With ...
... cordiae, servum potestatis, abjectum non tam ad pedes quam ad mores
sensusque vestros, vel recordatione parentum ves- trorum, vel liberorum
jucunditate, sustentate ; ut, in [alterius] 15 dolore, vel pietati vel indulgentiae
vestrae serviatis.
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P. Virgilii Maronis Opera Omnia Ex Editione Heyniana: Cum ...
... fiov-resi xal nis tre/xumiamericana/terna cerdm folerarej lioc verbo tenuitas et
parsimonia Lucretio ssepius notatur. lta Sr. biuaprepsiu est se quoquo modo
sustentate lta caesarp t equos exiguo pabulo et corpora militum radicibus
quibusdam ...
