Participe passé overlap

La traduction: recouvrir partiellement, chevaler, imbriquer

Participe passé

overlapped

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Participle
(Participle) un verbe régulier [overlap]

En linguistique, un participe (PTCP) est une forme de verbe non fini qui comprend des aspects grammaticaux perfectifs ou continus dans de nombreux temps. Un participe peut également fonctionner comme un adjectif ou un adverbe. Par exemple, dans "la pomme de terre bouillie", bouillie est le participe passé du verbe bouillir, modifiant adjectivement la pomme de terre Nom; dans "Ran US en lambeaux", Ragged est le participe passé du verbe Rag, qualifiant adverbialement le verbe couru.

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Participe présent
(Present participle)

overlapping

Participe passé
(Past participle)

overlapped

Infinitif

overlap

Autres verbes fois overlap

Présent (Present) "overlap"	I	overlap
Présent continu (Present Continuous) "overlap"	I	am overlapping
Passé (Simple past) "overlap"	I	overlapped
Passé antérieur (Past Continuous) "overlap"	I	was overlapping
Présent parfait (Present perfect) "overlap"	I	have overlapped
Continu Présent (Present perfect continuous) "overlap"	I	have been overlapping
Imparfait (Past perfect) "overlap"	I	had overlapped
Plus-que-parfait (Past perfect continuous) "overlap"	I	had been overlapping
Futur simple (Future) "overlap"	I	will overlap
Futur (Future continuous) "overlap"	I	will be overlapping
Futur antérieur (Future perfect) "overlap"	I	will have overlapped
Futur antérieur continu (Future perfect continuous) "overlap"	I	will have been overlapping

Participe passé overlap