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irregular verb - traducción al Inglés
VERBS OF THE HUNGARIAN LANGUAGE
Hungarian grammar (verb); Hungarian grammar (verbs); Hungarian verb; Hungarian irregular verbs
irregular verb
Verbo irregular, Verbo fuera de lo común
verb
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CLASS OF WORDS THAT, FROM THE SEMANTIC POINT OF VIEW, CONTAIN THE NOTIONS OF ACTION, PROCESS OR STATE, AND, FROM THE SYNTACTIC POINT OF VIEW, EXERT THE CORE FUNCTION OF THE SENTENCE PREDICATE.
Verbs; Action verb; Action verbs; Main verb; Subject-verb agreement; Subject verb agreement; Verbal morphology; Action Verb; TUTT (linguistics); Time of utterance; Time of Utterance; Subject–verb agreement; TUTT (Linguistics); Doing word; VERB
verbo
verb
CLASS OF WORDS THAT, FROM THE SEMANTIC POINT OF VIEW, CONTAIN THE NOTIONS OF ACTION, PROCESS OR STATE, AND, FROM THE SYNTACTIC POINT OF VIEW, EXERT THE CORE FUNCTION OF THE SENTENCE PREDICATE.
Verbs; Action verb; Action verbs; Main verb; Subject-verb agreement; Subject verb agreement; Verbal morphology; Action Verb; TUTT (linguistics); Time of utterance; Time of Utterance; Subject–verb agreement; TUTT (Linguistics); Doing word; VERB
verbo
Definición
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Sinónimos
adjetivo
1) ignorante: ignorante, iletrado, indocto, desorientado, ignaro, inculto, lego, profano, inexperto, inepto, incompetente, incapaz
sustantivo/adjetivo
adjetivo
Antónimos
adjetivo
Wikipedia
Hungarian verbs
This page is about verbs in Hungarian grammar.
Ejemplos de uso de irregular verb
1. Rarely used verbs tend to stay "regular." "Forecast" and "broadcast," (originally an agricultural term) were built on "cast," back in the day when "cast" was a familiar irregular verb.
2. Could all that magazine acreage nobly filled by fashion mentors such as Posh and Coleen eventually be occupied by the kind of women who think that chav is something that interferes with the wheat crop and who confuse French manicures with one of those tedious irregular verb endings they never bothered to get to grips with at finishing school?