conjugate

conjugate
transitive verb
(Ling.) konjugieren
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['kon‹uɡeit]
verb
(to give the different parts of (a verb).) konjugieren
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con·ju·gate
[ˈkɒnʤʊgeɪt, AM ˈkɑ:nʤə-]
LING
I. vi konjugiert werden fachspr
II. vt
to \conjugate a verb ein Verb konjugieren fachspr
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['kɒndZUgeIt]
1. vt (GRAM)
konjugieren, beugen
2. vi (GRAM)
sich konjugieren lassen; (BIOL) konjugieren
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conjugate [ˈkɒndʒʊɡeıt; US ˈkɑndʒə-]
A v/t LING konjugieren, beugen
B v/i
1. LING konjugiert oder gebeugt werden
2. BIOL sich paaren
C adj [-dʒʊɡıt; US -dʒıɡət]
1. (paarweise) verbunden, gepaart
2. LING stammverwandt
3. MATH (einander) zugeordnet, konjugiert (Strecken, Zahlen etc)
4. BOT paarweise stehend, paarig
5. CHEM, MED konjugiert, assoziiert
D s [-dʒʊɡıt; US -dʒıɡət]
1. LING stammverwandtes Wort
2. CHEM konjugiertes Radikal
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transitive verb
(Ling.) konjugieren
* * *
v.
konjugieren v.

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