Verbo "to transpose" - conjugación inglesa

Present

I transpose
you transpose
he/she/it transposes
we transpose
you transpose
they transpose

Present continuous

I am transposing
you are transposing
he/she/it is transposing
we are transposing
you are transposing
they are transposing

Simple past

I transposed
you transposed
he/she/it transposed
we transposed
you transposed
they transposed

Past continuous

I was transposing
you were transposing
he/she/it was transposing
we were transposing
you were transposing
they were transposing

Present perfect

I have transposed
you have transposed
he/she/it has transposed
we have transposed
you have transposed
they have transposed

Present perfect continuous

I have been transposing
you have been transposing
he/she/it has been transposing
we have been transposing
you have been transposing
they have been transposing

Past perfect

I had transposed
you had transposed
he/she/it had transposed
we had transposed
you had transposed
they had transposed

Past perfect continuous

I had been transposing
you had been transposing
he/she/it had been transposing
we had been transposing
you had been transposing
they had been transposing

Future

I will transpose
you will transpose
he/she/it will transpose
we will transpose
you will transpose
they will transpose

Future continuous

I will be transposing
you will be transposing
he/she/it will be transposing
we will be transposing
you will be transposing
they will be transposing

Future perfect

I will have transposed
you will have transposed
he/she/it will have transposed
we will have transposed
you will have transposed
they will have transposed

Future perfect continuous

I will have been transposing
you will have been transposing
he/she/it will have been transposing
we will have been transposing
you will have been transposing
they will have been transposing

Conditional present

I would transpose
you would transpose
he/she/it would transpose
we would transpose
you would transpose
they would transpose

Conditional perfect

I would have transposed
you would have transposed
he/she/it would have transposed
we would have transposed
you would have transposed
they would have transposed

Conditional present progressive

I would be transposing
you would be transposing
he/she/it would be transposing
we would be transposing
you would be transposing
they would be transposing

Conditional perfect progressive

I would have been transposing
you would have been transposing
he/she/it would have been transposing
we would have been transposing
you would have been transposing
they would have been transposing

Present subjunctive

I transpose
you transpose
he/she/it transpose
we transpose
you transpose
they transpose

Past subjunctive

I transposed
you transposed
he/she/it transposed
we transposed
you transposed
they transposed

Past perfect subjunctive

I had transposed
you had transposed
he/she/it had transposed
we had transposed
you had transposed
they had transposed

Imperative

you transpose
we Let´s transpose
you transpose

Present participle

transposing

Past participle

transposed

It is not desirable to transpose it.

The five years necessary to transpose....

All countries must now transpose the directive.

First mark the area of the table that you want to transpose.

When we were in Toulouse, we saw how local people are trying to transpose it.

It is no great feat to transpose a European law into national legislation in Greece.

First of all we must get each Member State to transpose the legislation.

We must ensure that the Member States transpose the rules and apply them rigorously.

Subject: Failure of Member States to transpose EU transport directives

Member States have had two years to transpose this directive into their national legislation.

The Member States now have 18 months in which to transpose all this.

Suffice it to say that three Member States did not even transpose the directive into their legislation.

They were all very quick to promise that they would transpose the relevant acquis into their national law.

He will faithfully transpose what is in the European directives, sometimes too late, but it is done, anyway.

In the dialog, in the Select area mark Add all and in the Options area the Transpose check box.

This compromise makes it possible to transpose into EU law the WTO Decision in respect of TRIPs.

Do they know that all the Member States are obliged to transpose those directives into their national legislation?

Instead, sufficient time is needed to transpose these far-reaching measures into national legislation.

So, in response to what Alan Donnelly suggests: yes we will do so and transpose it very quickly.

We wonder how many of the acceding countries really are in a position to transpose the Community between now and 1 May.

We must indeed implement measures to benefit both employers and employees - or transpose such measures, as the case may be.

The acquis communautaire, which every country is to adopt and transpose, constitutes a paper mountain of over 80 000 pages.

The Commission will continue to ensure that the Member States fully comply with their obligations to transpose Community law.

It is not difficult to transpose that kind of ideology into a direct consumer-service-provider relationship also.

Is it really appropriate to attempt to transpose to Community level the constitutional model that is common to the Member States?

I hope we will actually find the points listed by Parliament still in the directive when the time comes to transpose it.

One of our headaches remains that some Member States are not always willing and able to transpose Community law.

They should be able to transpose the targets of the revision directive and the deadline under the present proposal at the same time.

It is the Commission's duty to ensure that Member States transpose them into their law.

It is all very well to sit round a table and agree on something and then not bother to transpose the text into their own legislation.

Ideally, the Member States should transpose the changes to the directive into their national legislation as fast as possible.

We all know that there are already several directives on this in the European Union, and legislation to transpose it in the Member States.

Poorly drafted legislation often makes it difficult to transpose drafts into the legal systems of the states concerned.

However, they have received technical assistance and financial aid from the European Union in order to transpose the acquis communautaire.

We also wish to mention, with some pride, that Portugal was one of the first Member States to transpose the framework decision in question.

This is because of the previous delays, and it would mean that the Member States only have six months to transpose the directive into national law.

On the contrary: the and being a member of the EU means that we adopt fully and transpose properly the.

They take a European law and when they transpose it into national law, they add things which have been sitting in a drawer in a ministry.