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sinonimi di sentence
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Italiano
Vocabolario e frasi
condannare
= verbo trans. imporre una pena o una sanzione dopo che in un processo sia stata riconosciuta la colpevolezza del soggetto chiamato in giudizio <
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Ma quando voi stesso sorgerete a condannare la vostra vita , ad accusar voi stesso , allora ! allora Dio sarà glorificato ! E voi domandate cosa Dio possa far di voi ? Chi son io pover'uomo , che sappia dirvi fin d'ora che profitto possa ricavar da voi un tal Signore ? cosa possa fare di codesta volontà impetuosa , di codesta imperturbata costanza , quando l'abbia animata , infiammata d'amore , di speranza , di pentimento ? Chi siete voi , pover'uomo , che vi pensiate d'aver saputo da voi immaginare e fare cose più grandi nel male , che Dio non possa farvene volere e operare nel bene ? Cosa può Dio far di voi ? E perdonarvi ? e farvi salvo ? e compire in voi l'opera della redenzione ? Non son cose magnifiche e degne di Lui ? Oh pensate ! se io omiciattolo , io miserabile , e pur così pieno di me stesso , io qual mi sono , mi struggo ora tanto della vostra salute , che per essa darei con gaudio (Egli m'è testimonio) questi pochi giorni che mi rimangono ; oh pensate ! quanta , quale debba essere la carità di Colui che m'infonde questa così imperfetta , ma così viva ; come vi ami , come vi voglia Quello che mi comanda e m'ispira un amore per voi che mi divora !<>
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Al diavolo il mestiere , al diavolo la buona condotta ! Volete condannarmi a essere arrabbiato per tutta la vita ; e da arrabbiato viverò . . .E quel disgraziato ! Lo sa il Signore se gli ho perdonato di cuore ; ma voi . . .Volete dunque farmi pensare per tutta la vita che se non era lui . . . ? Lucia ! avete detto ch'io vi dimentichi: ch'io vi dimentichi ! Come devo fare ? A chi credete ch'io pensassi in tutto questo tempo ? . . .E dopo tante cose ! dopo tante promesse ! Cosa v'ho fatto io , dopo che ci siamo lasciati ? Perché ho patito , mi trattate così ? perché ho avuto delle disgrazie ? perché la gente del mondo m'ha perseguitato ? perché ho passato tanto tempo fuori di casa , tristo , lontano da voi ? perché , al primo momento che ho potuto , son venuto a cercarvi ?<>
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DIFESA DEL MÈOLA (Tonache di Montelusa) Ho tanto raccomandato ai miei concittadini di Montelusa di non condannare cosí a occhi chiusi il Mèola, se non vogliono macchiarsi della piú nera ingratitudine.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)<>
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Io per me non so tollerare in pace che i miei concittadini, riconoscendo da un canto questo bene, seguitino dall'altro a condannare il Mèola e a rendergli se non proprio impossibile, difficilissima la vita nel nostro paese.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)<>
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M'avete ridato la vita per mandarmi in galera? E non è un atroce delitto, questo? E che giustizia può esser quella che punisce a freddo un uomo ormai privo di rimorsi? come starò io in un reclusorio a scontare un delitto che non ho pensato di commettere, che non avrei mai commesso, se non vi fossi stato trascinato; mentre, meditatamente, ora, a freddo, coloro che approfitteranno della vostra scienza, dottore, la quale mi ha tenuto per forza in vita solo per farmi condannare, commetteranno il delitto piú atroce, quello di farmi abbrutire in un ozio infame, e di fare abbrutire nei vizii della miseria e nell'ignominia i miei figliuoli innocenti? Con quale diritto? Si rizzò sul busto, sospinto da una rabbia che il sentimento della propria impotenza rendeva feroce: cacciò un urlo e s'afferrò con le dita artigliate la fascia e se la stracciò; poi si riversò bocconi sul letto, convulso; tentò di scoppiare in singhiozzi, ma non poté.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)<>
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E se lei, signor Ispettore, ha il cuore duro come questo scoglio qua, ebbene, mi mandi pure davanti ai giudici: voglio vedere se avranno cuore loro da condannarmi.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)<>
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Diffamazione? Ma che diffamazione, povero disgraziato, se già da qualche anno era diffusissima in tutto il paese la sua fama di jettatore? se innumerevoli testimonii potevano venire in tribunale a giurare che egli in tante e tante occasioni aveva dato segno di conoscere quella sua fama, ribellandosi con proteste violente? Come condannare, in coscienza, quei due giovanotti quali diffamatori per aver fatto al passaggio di lui il gesto che da tempo solevano fare apertamente tutti gli altri, e primi fra tutti - eccoli là - gli stessi giudici? E il D'Andrea si struggeva; si struggeva di piú incontrando per via gli avvocati, nelle cui mani si erano messi quei due giovanotti, l'esile e patitissimo avvocato Grigli, dal profilo di vecchio uccello di rapina, e il grasso Manin Baracca, il quale, portando in trionfo su la pancia un enorme corno comperato per l'occasione e ridendo con tutta la pallida carnaccia di biondo majale eloquente, prometteva ai concittadini che presto in tribunale sarebbe stata per tutti una magnifica festa.(Pirandello - Novelle per un anno)<>
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Tu , tu almeno devi comprendere e non condannarmi .( Grazia Deledda - Canne al vento)
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Tornare , condannarsi anche l'anima , ma non farle soffrire: questa era la vera penitenza .( Grazia Deledda - Canne al vento)
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Odo tuttavia la sua voce modesta dappiè della scala piangere addio: e quando penso alla mia patrizia freddezza in quel punto, sento che non ho diritto di condannare veruna delle più dispregevoli umane malvagità.. (Tommaseo - Fede e bellezza)
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Prima credevo che ci fosse un Dio cattivo, adesso non credo più che esista; ma se vi fosse il Dio buono nel quale credi tu, non potrebbe condannare una madre che ha perduto la sua unica figliuola e cerca persuadersi che una parte di lei vive ancora!» Ester non rispose. (Fogazzaro - Piccolo mondo antico)
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— Forse l'ho io separata da te? T'ho preso a lei? E come avrei potuto prenderti se tu non fossi stato già mio? Certo, quella sera, alla marina, ti parvi orribile quando ti parlai dell'amore di mia sorella. Ti ricondussi verso di lei, e le dissi: «Fa dunque ch'egli t'ami.» Ti parvi orribile. Ma chi può mai giudicare l'amore? e chi può dire il termine della voluttà e il termine del tormento e dove il male cessi d'essere il male e dove il bene cessi d'essere il bene, e per che modo una nuova vergogna crei un amore nuovo, e di che cosa debba vivere l'amore per piacere alla morte? Come fate voi a condannare e ad assolvere? Nulla è certo fuorché la crudeltà e la fame del cuore, e il sangue e le lacrime, e la fine di tutto; e neppure si sa quale sia il tempo di piangere. Ma forse c'è ancora da scoprire qualche dolore più lontano. Il mio lo conosci?
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* Avrebbero visto finalmente il loro Cristo scender dalle nubi del cielo per condannare e premiare . (G .Papini - Un uomo finito)<>
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* Non posso condannare e sopprimere tutta questa parte di me ch'è la migliore , ch'è l'unica la quale giustifichi tutte l'altre . (G .Papini - Un uomo finito)<>
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anatematizzare
= o anatemizzare , verbo trans. colpire con anatema condannare .<>
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condanna
= il condannare, la sentenza con cui si condanna <>
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condannabile
= che si può condannare, che è da condannarsi <>
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condannato
= part. pass. di condannare - colui che è stato colpito da una condanna. <>
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condennare
= condannare. <>
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dannare
= verbo trans . condannare <>
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detestare
= verbo trans . avere in orrore - condannare come riprovevole <>
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esiliare esigliare - essiliare
= verbo trans . mandare in esilio - condannare all'esilio <>
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ostracizzare
= verbo trans . nell'antica atene , condannare all'ostracismo - esiliare , bandire <>
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ricondannare
= verbo trans. condannare di nuovo. <>
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Inglese
Vocabolario e frasi
(Jane Austen - Pride and prejudice ) She then read the first sentence aloud, which comprised the informationof their having just resolved to follow their brother to town directly,and of their meaning to dine in Grosvenor Street, where Mr. Hurst had ahouse.<>
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With all these circumstances tofavour an attachment, and nothing to prevent it, am I wrong, my dearestJane, in indulging the hope of an event which will secure the happinessof so many?""What do you think of this sentence, my dear Lizzy?" said Jane as shefinished it.<>
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Elizabethnoticed every sentence conveying the idea of uneasiness, with anattention which it had hardly received on the first perusal.<>
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She read with an eagerness which hardlyleft her power of comprehension, and from impatience of knowing what thenext sentence might bring, was incapable of attending to the sense ofthe one before her eyes.<>
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(Jane Austen - Pride and prejudice ) In this perturbed state of mind, with thoughts that could rest onnothing, she walked on; but it would not do; in half a minute the letterwas unfolded again, and collecting herself as well as she could, sheagain began the mortifying perusal of all that related to Wickham, andcommanded herself so far as to examine the meaning of every sentence.<>
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Shestudied every sentence; and her feelings towards its writer were attimes widely different.<>
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(Jane Austen - Pride and prejudice ) Words were insufficient for the elevation of his feelings; and he wasobliged to walk about the room, while Elizabeth tried to unite civilityand truth in a few short sentences.<>
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Amazed at thealteration of his manner since they last parted, every sentence thathe uttered was increasing her embarrassment; and every idea of theimpropriety of her being found there recurring to her mind, the fewminutes in which they continued were some of the most uncomfortable inher life.<>
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She listened mostattentively to all that passed between them, and gloried in everyexpression, every sentence of her uncle, which marked his intelligence,his taste, or his good manners.<>
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Miss Darcy looked as if shewished for courage enough to join in it; and sometimes did venture ashort sentence when there was least danger of its being heard.<>
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Assoon as Jane had read Mr. Gardiner's hope of Lydia's being soonmarried, her joy burst forth, and every following sentence added to itsexuberance.<>
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Every sentence ofkindness was a fresh source of happiness to Jane.<>
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And with a lengthenedstring of similar broken sentences, delivered with extraordinaryvolubility, the stranger led the way to the traveller's waiting-room,whither he was closely followed by Mr. Pickwick and his disciples.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) 'Lots of money--old girl--pompous doctor--not a bad idea--good fun,'were the intelligible sentences which issued from his lips.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) Mr. Pickwick had replaced on the table the glass which, during the lastfew sentences of the tale, he had retained in his hand; and hadjust made up his mind to speak--indeed, we have the authority of Mr.Snodgrass's note-book for stating, that he had actually opened hismouth--when the waiter entered the room, and said--'Some gentlemen, Sir.<>
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The wild and piercingshriek from a woman's voice, which resounded through the court when thesolemn sentence was pronounced, rings in my ears at this moment.<>
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Not even the unlooked-forcommutation of his sentence to transportation for fourteen years,softened for an instant the sullen hardihood of his demeanour.<>
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Fragmentsof angry sentences such as, 'Without my permission!'--'At her time oflife'--'Miserable old 'ooman like me'--'Might have waited till I wasdead,' and so forth, reached his ears; and then he heard the heels ofthe fat boy's boots crunching the gravel, as he retired and left the oldlady alone.<>
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He's gone mad! Whatshall we do?' 'Do!' said the stout old host, who regarded only the lastwords of the sentence.<>
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Pott herself; and asMr. Winkle had undertaken to escort that lady to a house-top, in theimmediate vicinity of the hustings, Mr. Pickwick and Mr. Pott repairedalone to the Town Arms, from the back window of which, one of Mr.Slumkey's committee was addressing six small boys and one girl, whom hedignified, at every second sentence, with the imposing title of 'Men ofEatanswill,' whereat the six small boys aforesaid cheered prodigiously.<>
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But after a very few sentences of figurativeeloquence, the pink-faced gentleman got from denouncing those whointerrupted him in the mob, to exchanging defiances with the gentlemenon the hustings; whereupon arose an uproar which reduced him to thenecessity of expressing his feelings by serious pantomime, which he did,and then left the stage to his seconder, who delivered a written speechof half an hour's length, and wouldn't be stopped, because he had sentit all to the Eatanswill GAZETTE, and the Eatanswill GAZETTE had alreadyprinted it, every word.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) There appears nothing very tremendous in this little sentence, 'Upon myword, sir,' when it comes to be read; but the tone of voice in which itwas delivered, and the look that accompanied it, both seeming to bearreference to some revenge to be thereafter visited upon the head ofPott, produced their effect upon him.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) 'I trust, ma'am,' resumed Mr. Pickwick, gathering up his shoes, andturning round to bow again--'I trust, ma'am, that my unblemishedcharacter, and the devoted respect I entertain for your sex, will pleadas some slight excuse for this--' But before Mr. Pickwick could concludethe sentence, the lady had thrust him into the passage, and locked andbolted the door behind him.<>
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Of course, an interchange of friendly salutations followed this graciousspeech; and the fierce gentleman immediately proceeded to inform thefriends, in the same short, abrupt, jerking sentences, that his name wasDowler; that he was going to Bath on pleasure; that he was formerly inthe army; that he had now set up in business as a gentleman; that helived upon the profits; and that the individual for whom the secondplace was taken, was a personage no less illustrious than Mrs.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) 'By the bye,' said Mr. Tuckle, 'Smauker, my boy, you--' The remainder ofthe sentence was forwarded into Mr. John Smauker's ear, by whisper.<>
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Suddenlyaware that he was in the presence of a stranger, Mr. Ben Allen advancedand, shaking Mr. Winkle most affectionately by both hands for about fiveminutes, murmured, in some half-intelligible fragments of sentences, thegreat delight he felt in seeing him, and a hospitable inquiry whether hefelt disposed to take anything after his walk, or would prefer waiting'till dinner-time;' which done, he sat down and gazed about him with apetrified stare, as if he had not the remotest idea where he was, whichindeed he had not.<>
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( Dickens The Pickwick papers ) 'If you can wade through a few sentences of malice, meanness, falsehood,perjury, treachery, and cant,' said Slurk, handing the paper to Bob,'you will, perhaps, be somewhat repaid by a laugh at the style of thisungrammatical twaddler.<>
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Coniugazione:1 - condannare
Ausiliare:avere transitivo
INDICATIVO - attivo
Presente
io condanno
tu condanni
egli condanna
noi condanniamo
voi condannate
essi condannano
Imperfetto
io condannavo
tu condannavi
egli condannava
noi condannavamo
voi condannavate
essi condannavano
Passato remoto
io condannai
tu condannasti
egli condannò
noi condannammo
voi condannaste
essi condannarono
Passato prossimo
io ho condannato
tu hai condannato
egli ha condannato
noi abbiamo condannato
voi avete condannato
essi hanno condannato
Trapassato prossimo
io avevo condannato
tu avevi condannato
egli aveva condannato
noi avevamo condannato
voi avevate condannato
essi avevano condannato
Trapassato remoto
io ebbi condannato
tu avesti condannato
egli ebbe condannato
noi avemmo condannato
voi eveste condannato
essi ebbero condannato
Futuro semplice
io condannerò
tu condannerai
egli condannerà
noi condanneremo
voi condannerete
essi condanneranno
Futuro anteriore
io avrò condannato
tu avrai condannato
egli avrà condannato
noi avremo condannato
voi avrete condannato
essi avranno condannato
CONGIUNTIVO - attivo
Presente
che io condanni
che tu condanni
che egli condanni
che noi condanniamo
che voi condanniate
che essi condannino
Passato
che io abbia condannato
che tu abbia condannato
che egli abbia condannato
che noi abbiamo condannato
che voi abbiate condannato
che essi abbiano condannato
Imperfetto
che io condannassi
che tu condannassi
che egli condannasse
che noi condannassimo
che voi condannaste
che essi condannassero
Trapassato
che io avessi condannato
che tu avessi condannato
che egli avesse condannato
che noi avessimo condannato
che voi aveste condannato
che essi avessero condannato
CONDIZIONALE - attivo
Presente
io condannerei
tu condanneresti
egli condannerebbe
noi condanneremmo
voi condannereste
essi condannerebbero
Passato
io avrei condannato
tu avresti condannato
egli avrebbe condannato
noi avremmo condannato
voi avreste condannato
essi avrebbero condannato
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
IMPERATIVO - attivo
Presente
-
condanna
condanni
condanniamo
condannate
condannino
Futuro
-
condannerai
condannerà
condanneremo
condannerete
condanneranno
INFINITO - attivo
Presente
condannare
Passato
avere condannato
PARTICIPIO - attivo
Presente
condannante
Passato
condannato
 
 
GERUNDIO - attivo
Presente
condannando
Passato
avendo condannato
INDICATIVO - passivo
Presente
io sono condannato
tu sei condannato
egli é condannato
noi siamo condannati
voi siete condannati
essi sono condannati
Imperfetto
io ero condannato
tu eri condannato
egli era condannato
noi eravamo condannati
voi eravate condannati
essi erano condannati
Passato remoto
io fui condannato
tu fosti condannato
egli fu condannato
noi fummo condannati
voi foste condannati
essi furono condannati
Passato prossimo
io sono stato condannato
tu sei stato condannato
egli é stato condannato
noi siamo stati condannati
voi siete stati condannati
essi sono stati condannati
Trapassato prossimo
io ero stato condannato
tu eri stato condannato
egli era stato condannato
noi eravamo stati condannati
voi eravate stati condannati
essi erano staticondannati
Trapassato remoto
io fui stato condannato
tu fosti stato condannato
egli fu stato condannato
noi fummo stati condannati
voi foste stati condannati
essi furono stati condannati
Futuro semplice
io sarò condannato
tu sarai condannato
egli sarà condannato
noi saremo condannati
voi sarete condannati
essi saranno condannati
Futuro anteriore
io sarò stato condannato
tu sarai stato condannato
egli sarà stato condannato
noi saremo stati condannati
voi sarete stati condannati
essi saranno stati condannati
CONGIUNTIVO - passivo
Presente
che io sia condannato
che tu sia condannato
che egli sia condannato
che noi siamo condannati
che voi siate condannati
che essi siano condannati
Passato
che io sia stato condannato
che tu sia stato condannato
che egli sia stato condannato
che noi siamo stati condannati
che voi siate stati condannati
che essi siano stati condannati
Imperfetto
che io fossi condannato
che tu fossi condannato
che egli fosse condannato
che noi fossimo condannati
che voi foste condannati
che essi fossero condannati
Trapassato
che io fossi stato condannato
che tu fossi stato condannato
che egli fosse stato condannato
che noi fossimo stati condannati
che voi foste stati condannati
che essi fossero stati condannati
CONDIZIONALE - passivo
Presente
io sarei condannato
tu saresti condannato
egli sarebbe condannato
noi saremmo condannati
voi sareste condannati
essi sarebbero condannati
Passato
io sarei stato condannato
tu saresti stato condannato
egli sarebbe stato condannato
noi saremmo stati condannati
voi sareste stati condannati
essi sarebbero stati condannati
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
IMPERATIVO - passivo
Presente
-
sii condannato
sia condannato
siamo condannati
siate condannati
siano condannati
Futuro
-
sarai condannato
sarà condannato
saremo condannati
sarete condannati
saranno condannati
INFINITO - passivo
Presente
essere condannato
Passato
essere stato condannato
PARTICIPIO - passivo
Presente
-
Passato
condannato
 
 
GERUNDIO - passivo
Presente
essendo condannato
Passato
essendo stato condannato
Verb: to sentence-sentenced-sentenced
Ausiliar: to have - transitivo
Affermative - INDICATIVE
Present simple
I sentence
you sentence
he/she/it sentences
we sentence
you sentence
they sentence
Simple past
I sentenced
you sentenced
he/she/it sentenced
we sentenced
you sentenced
they sentenced
Simple past
I sentenced
you sentenced
he/she/it sentenced
we sentenced
you sentenced
they sentenced
Present perfect
I have sentenced
you have sentenced
he/she/it has sentenced
we have sentenced
you have sentenced
they have sentenced
Past perfect
I had sentenced
you had sentenced
he/she/it had sentenced
we had sentenced
you had sentenced
they had sentenced
Past perfect
I had sentenced
you had sentenced
he/she/it had sentenced
we had sentenced
you had sentenced
they had sentenced
Simple future
I will sentence
you will sentence
he/she/it will sentence
we will sentence
you will sentence
they will sentence
Future perfect
I will have sentenced
you will have sentenced
he/she/it will have sentenced
we will have sentenced
you will have sentenced
they will have sentenced
Present continuous
I am sentencing
you are sentencing
he/she/it is sentencing
we are sentencing
you are sentencing
they are sentencing
Past simple continuous
I was sentencing
you were sentencing
he/she/it was sentencing
we were sentencing
you were sentencing
they were sentencing
Future continuous
I will be sentencing
you will be sentencing
he/she/it will be sentencing
we will be sentencing
you will be sentencing
they will be sentencing
Future perfect continuous
I will have been sentencing
you will have been sentencing
he/she/it will have been sentencing
we will have been sentencing
you will have been sentencing
they will have been sentencing
Present perfect continuous
I have been sentencing
you have been sentencing
he/she/it has been sentencing
we have been sentencing
you have been sentencing
they have been sentencing
Past perfect continuous
I had been sentencing
you had been sentencing
he/she/it had been sentencing
we had been sentencing
you had been sentencing
they had been sentencing
Affermative - SUBJUNCTIVE
Present simple
That I sentence
That you sentence
That he/she/it sentence
That we sentence
That you sentence
That they sentence
Present perfect
That I have sentenced
That you have sentenced
That he/she/it have sentenced
That we have sentenced
That you have sentenced
That they have sentenced
Simple past
That I sentenced
That you sentenced
That he/she/it sentenced
That we sentenced
That you sentenced
That they sentenced
Past perfect
That I had sentenced
That you had sentenced
That he/she/it had sentenced
That we had sentenced
That you had sentenced
That they had sentenced
Affermative - CONDITIONAL
Present
I would sentence
you would sentence
we would sentence
we would sentence
you would sentence
they would sentence
Past
I would have sentenced
you would have sentenced
he/she/it would have sentenced
we would have sentenced
you would have sentenced
they would have sentenced
Present continous
I would be sentencing
you would be sentencing
we would be sentencing
we would be sentencing
you would be sentencing
they would be sentencing
Past continous
I would have been sentencing
you would have been sentencing
he/she/it would have been sentencing
we would have been sentencing
you would have been sentencing
they would have been sentencing
Affermative - IMPERATIVE
Present
let me sentence
sentence
let him sentence
let us sentence
sentence
let them sentence
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Affermative - INFINITIVE
Present
to sentence
Past
to have sentenced
Present continous
to be sentencing
Perfect continous
to have been sentencing
Affermative - PARTICIPLE
Present
sentencing
Past
sentenced
Perfect
having sentenced
Affermative - GERUND
Present
sentencing
Past
having sentenced
Negative - INDICATIVE
Present simple
I do not sentence
you do not sentence
he/she/it does not sentences
we do not sentence
you do not sentence
they do not sentence
Simple past
I did not sentence
you did not sentence
he/she/it did not sentence
we did not sentence
you did not sentence
they did not sentence
Simple past
I did not sentence
you did not sentence
he/she/it did not sentence
we did not sentence
you did not sentence
they did not sentence
Present perfect
I have not sentenced
you have not sentenced
he/she/it has not sentenced
we have not sentenced
you have not sentenced
they have not sentenced
Past perfect
I had not sentenced
you had not sentenced
he/she/it had not sentenced
we had not sentenced
you had not sentenced
they had not sentenced
Past perfect
I had not sentenced
you had not sentenced
he/she/it had not sentenced
we had not sentenced
you had not sentenced
they had not sentenced
Simple future
I will not sentence
you will not sentence
he/she/it will not sentence
we will not sentence
you will not sentence
they will not sentence
Future perfect
I will not have sentenced
you will not have sentenced
he/she/it will not have sentenced
we will not have sentenced
you will not have sentenced
they will not have sentenced
Present continuous
I am not sentencing
you are not sentencing
he/she/it is not sentencing
we are not sentencing
you are not sentencing
they are not sentencing
Past simple continuous
I was not sentencing
you were not sentencing
he/she/it was not sentencing
we were not sentencing
you were not sentencing
they were not sentencing
Future continuous
I will not be sentencing
you will not be sentencing
he/she/it will not be sentencing
we will not be sentencing
you will not be sentencing
they will not be sentencing
Future perfect continuous
I will not have been sentencing
you will not have been sentencing
he/she/it will not have been sentencing
we will not have been sentencing
you will not have been sentencing
they will not have been sentencing
Present perfect continuous
I have not been sentencing
you have not been sentencing
he/she/it has not been sentencing
we have not been sentencing
you have not been sentencing
they have not been sentencing
Past perfect continuous
I had not been sentencing
you had not been sentencing
he/she/it had not been sentencing
we had not been sentencing
you had not been sentencing
they had not been sentencing
Negative - SUBJUNCTIVE
Present simple
That I do not sentence
That you do not sentence
That he/she/it does not sentence
That we do not sentence
That you do not sentence
That they do not sentence
Present perfect
That I have not sentenced
That you have not sentenced
That he/she/it have not sentenced
That we have not sentenced
That you have not sentenced
That they have not sentenced
Simple past
That I did not sentence
That you did not sentence
That he/she/it did not sentence
That we did not sentence
That you did not sentence
That they did not sentence
Past perfect
That I had not sentenced
That you had not sentenced
That he/she/it had not sentenced
That we had not sentenced
That you had not sentenced
That they had not sentenced
Negative - CONDITIONAL
Present
I would not sentence
you would not sentence
we would not sentence
we would not sentence
you would not sentence
they would not sentence
Past
I would not have sentenced
you would not have sentenced
he/she/it would not have sentenced
we would not have sentenced
you would not have sentenced
they would not have sentenced
Present continous
I would not be sentencing
you would not be sentencing
we would not be sentencing
we would not be sentencing
you would not be sentencing
they would not be sentencing
Past continous
I would not have been sentencing
you would not have been sentencing
he/she/it would not have been sentencing
we would not have been sentencing
you would not have been sentencing
they would not have been sentencing
Negative - IMPERATIVE
Present
do not let me sentence
do not sentence
do not let him sentence
do not let us sentence
do not sentence
do not let them sentence
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Negative - INFINITIVE
Present
not to sentence
Past
not to have sentenced
Present continous
not to be sentencing
Perfect continous
not to have been sentencing
Negative - PARTICIPLE
Present
not sentencing
Past
not sentenced
Perfect
not having sentenced
Negative - GERUND
Present
not sentencing
Past
not having sentenced
Interrogative - INDICATIVE
Present simple
do I sentence ?
do you sentence ?
does she/he/it sentences ?
do we sentence ?
do you sentence ?
do they sentence ?
Simple past
did I sentence ?
did you sentence ?
did she/he/it sentence ?
did we sentence ?
did you sentence ?
did they sentence ?
Simple past
did I sentence ?
did you sentence ?
did she/he/it sentence ?
did we sentence ?
did you sentence ?
did they sentence ?
Present perfect
have I sentenced ?
have you sentenced ?
has she/he/it sentenced ?
have we sentenced ?
have you sentenced ?
have they sentenced ?
Past perfect
had I sentenced ?
had you sentenced ?
had she/he/it sentenced ?
had we sentenced ?
had you sentenced ?
had they sentenced ?
Past perfect
had I sentenced ?
had you sentenced ?
had she/he/it sentenced ?
had we sentenced ?
had you sentenced ?
had they sentenced ?
Simple future
will I sentence ?
will you sentence ?
will she/he/it sentence ?
will we sentence ?
will you sentence ?
will they sentence ?
Future perfect
will I have sentenced ?
will you have sentenced ?
will she/he/it have sentenced ?
will we have sentenced ?
will you have sentenced ?
will they have sentenced ?
Present continuous
am I sentencing ?
are you sentencing ?
is she/he/it sentencing ?
are we sentencing ?
are you sentencing ?
are they sentencing ?
Past simple continuous
was I sentencing ?
were you sentencing ?
was she/he/it sentencing ?
were we sentencing ?
were you sentencing ?
were they sentencing ?
Future continuous
will I be sentencing ?
will you be sentencing ?
will she/he/it be sentencing ?
will we be sentencing ?
will you be sentencing ?
will they be sentencing ?
Future perfect continuous
will I have been sentencing ?
will you have been sentencing ?
will she/he/it have been sentencing ?
will we have been sentencing ?
will you have been sentencing ?
will they have been sentencing ?
Present perfect continuous
have I been sentencing ?
have you been sentencing ?
has she/he/it been sentencing ?
have we been sentencing ?
have you been sentencing ?
have they been sentencing ?
Past perfect continuous
had I been sentencing ?
had you been sentencing ?
had she/he/it been sentencing ?
had we been sentencing ?
had you been sentencing ?
had they been sentencing ?
Interrogative - SUBJUNCTIVE
Present simple
That do I sentence ?
That do you sentence ?
That does she/he/it sentence ?
That do we sentence ?
That do you sentence ?
That do they sentence ?
Present perfect
That have I sentenced ?
That have you sentenced ?
That have she/he/it sentenced ?
That have we sentenced ?
That have you sentenced ?
That have they sentenced ?
Simple past
That did I sentence ?
That did you sentence ?
That did she/he/it sentence ?
That did we sentence ?
That did you sentence ?
That did they sentence ?
Past perfect
That had I sentenced ?
That had you sentenced ?
That had she/he/it sentenced ?
That had we sentenced ?
That had you sentenced ?
That had they sentenced ?
Interrogative - CONDITIONAL
Present
would I sentence ?
would you sentence ?
would she/he/it sentence ?
would we sentence ?
would you sentence ?
would they sentence ?
Past
would I have sentenced?
would you have sentenced?
would she/he/it have sentenced?
would we have sentenced?
would you have sentenced?
would they have sentenced?
Present continous
would I be sentencing ?
would you be sentencing ?
would she/he/it be sentencing ?
would we be sentencing ?
would you be sentencing ?
would they be sentencing ?
Past continous
would I have been sentencing?
would you have been sentencing?
would she/he/it have been sentencing?
would we have been sentencing?
would you have been sentencing?
would they have been sentencing?
Interrogative - IMPERATIVE
Present
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Interrogative-Negative - INDICATIVE
Present simple
do I not sentence ?
do you not sentence ?
does she/he/it not sentences ?
do we not sentence ?
do you not sentence ?
do they not sentence ?
Simple past
did I not sentence ?
did you not sentence ?
did she/he/it not sentence ?
did we not sentence ?
did you not sentence ?
did they not sentence ?
Simple past
did I not sentence ?
did you not sentence ?
did she/he/it not sentence ?
did we not sentence ?
did you not sentence ?
did they not sentence ?
Present perfect
have I not sentenced ?
have you not sentenced ?
has she/he/it not sentenced ?
have we not sentenced ?
have you not sentenced ?
have they not sentenced ?
Past perfect
had I not sentenced ?
had you not sentenced ?
had she/he/it not sentenced ?
had we not sentenced ?
had you not sentenced ?
had they not sentenced ?
Past perfect
had I not sentenced ?
had you not sentenced ?
had she/he/it not sentenced ?
had we not sentenced ?
had you not sentenced ?
had they not sentenced ?
Simple future
will I not sentence ?
will you not sentence ?
will she/he/it not sentence ?
will we not sentence ?
will you not sentence ?
will they not sentence ?
Future perfect
will I not have sentenced ?
will you not have sentenced ?
will she/he/it not have sentenced ?
will we not have sentenced ?
will you not have sentenced ?
will they not have sentenced ?
Present continuous
am I not sentencing ?
are you not sentencing ?
is she/he/it not sentencing ?
are we not sentencing ?
are you not sentencing ?
are they not sentencing ?
Past simple continuous
was I not sentencing ?
were you not sentencing ?
was she/he/it not sentencing ?
were we not sentencing ?
were you not sentencing ?
were they not sentencing ?
Future continuous
will I not be sentencing ?
will you not be sentencing ?
will she/he/it not be sentencing ?
will we not be sentencing ?
will you not be sentencing ?
will they not be sentencing ?
Future perfect continuous
will I not have been sentencing ?
will you not have been sentencing ?
will she/he/it not have been sentencing ?
will we not have been sentencing ?
will you not have been sentencing ?
will they not have been sentencing ?
Present perfect continuous
have I not been sentencing ?
have you not been sentencing ?
has she/he/it not been sentencing ?
have we not been sentencing ?
have you not been sentencing ?
have they not been sentencing ?
Past perfect continuous
had I not been sentencing ?
had you not been sentencing ?
had she/he/it not been sentencing ?
had we not been sentencing ?
had you not been sentencing ?
had they not been sentencing ?
Interrogative-Negative - SUBJUNCTIVE
Present simple
That do I not sentence ?
That do you not sentence ?
That does she/he/it not sentence ?
That do we not sentence ?
That do you not sentence ?
That do they not sentence ?
Present perfect
That have I not sentenced ?
That have you not sentenced ?
That have she/he/it not sentenced ?
That have we not sentenced ?
That have you not sentenced ?
That have they not sentenced ?
Simple past
That did I not sentence ?
That did you not sentence ?
That did she/he/it not sentence ?
That did we not sentence ?
That did you not sentence ?
That did they not sentence ?
Past perfect
That had I not sentenced ?
That had you not sentenced ?
That had she/he/it not sentenced ?
That had we not sentenced ?
That had you not sentenced ?
That had they not sentenced ?
Interrogative-Negative - CONDITIONAL
Present
would I not sentence ?
would you not sentence ?
would she/he/it not sentence ?
would we not sentence ?
would you not sentence ?
would they not sentence ?
Past
would I not have sentenced?
would you not have sentenced?
would she/he/it not have sentenced?
would we not have sentenced?
would you not have sentenced?
would they not have sentenced?
Present continous
would I not be sentencing ?
would you not be sentencing ?
would she/he/it not be sentencing ?
would we not be sentencing ?
would you not be sentencing ?
would they not be sentencing ?
Past continous
would I not have been sentencing?
would you not have been sentencing?
would she/he/it not have been sentencing?
would we not have been sentencing?
would you not have been sentencing?
would they not have been sentencing?
Interrogative-Negative - IMPERATIVE
Present