Singulier | Pluriel |
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dog-ear \dɒɡɪə̯\ ou \dɔɡɪɹ\ |
dog-ears \dɒɡɪə̯z\ ou \dɔɡɪɹz\ |
dog-ear \dɒɡɪə̯\ (Royaume-Uni) ou \dɔɡɪɹ\ (États-Unis)
Temps | Forme |
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Infinitif | to dog-ear \dɒɡɪə̯\ |
Présent simple, 3e pers. sing. |
dog-ears \dɒɡɪə̯z\ |
Prétérit | dog-eared \dɒɡɪə̯d\ |
Participe passé | dog-eared \dɒɡɪə̯d\ |
Participe présent | dog-earing \dɒɡɪə̯.ɪŋ\ |
voir conjugaison anglaise |
dog-ear \dɒɡɪə̯\ (Royaume-Uni) ou \dɔɡɪɹ\ (États-Unis) transitif direct
“Can your chap restore it?”— (Tom Clancy, Patriot games, 1987.)
“I don’t know…” The leather was cracked, some of the pages had been dog-eared, and the binding was frayed almost to nonexistence.
“I’m afraid the attic in which they found it had a leaky roof,” the customer said casually.