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Sinónimos de "transgress" en inglés

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Sinónimos detallados de transgress en inglés

transgress:

transgress

  1. transgress
    transgress

to transgress verbo (transgresses, transgressed, transgressing)

  1. to transgress
    to transgress; to infringe; to misbehave
    • transgress verbo (transgresses, transgressed, transgressing)
    • infringe verbo (infringes, infringed, infringing)
    • misbehave verbo (misbehaves, misbehaved, misbehaving)
  2. to transgress
    to infringe; to break; to violate; to transgress; to misbehave
    • infringe verbo (infringes, infringed, infringing)
    • break verbo (breaks, broke, breaking)
    • violate verbo (violates, violated, violating)
    • transgress verbo (transgresses, transgressed, transgressing)
    • misbehave verbo (misbehaves, misbehaved, misbehaving)
  3. to transgress
    – pass beyond (limits or boundaries) 1
    trespass; to transgress; overstep
    – pass beyond (limits or boundaries) 1
  4. to transgress
    – commit a sin; violate a law of God or a moral law 1
    to sin; trespass; to transgress
    – commit a sin; violate a law of God or a moral law 1
    • sin verbo (sins, sinned, sinning)
    • trespass verbo
    • transgress verbo (transgresses, transgressed, transgressing)
  5. to transgress
    – act in disregard of laws, rules, contracts, or promises 1
    to breach; to break; to offend; to violate; to transgress; infract; go against
    – act in disregard of laws, rules, contracts, or promises 1
    • breach verbo (breaches, breached, breaching)
    • break verbo (breaks, broke, breaking)
      • break a law1
      • break a promise1
    • offend verbo (offends, offended, offending)
      • offend all laws of humanity1
    • violate verbo (violates, violated, violating)
      • violate the basic laws or human civilization1
    • transgress verbo (transgresses, transgressed, transgressing)
    • infract verbo
    • go against verbo
  6. to transgress
    – spread over land, especially along a subsiding shoreline 1
    to transgress
    – spread over land, especially along a subsiding shoreline 1
    • transgress verbo (transgresses, transgressed, transgressing)
      • The sea transgresses along the West coast of the island1

Conjugaciones de transgress:

present
  1. transgress
  2. transgress
  3. transgresses
  4. transgress
  5. transgress
  6. transgress
simple past
  1. transgressed
  2. transgressed
  3. transgressed
  4. transgressed
  5. transgressed
  6. transgressed
present perfect
  1. have transgressed
  2. have transgressed
  3. has transgressed
  4. have transgressed
  5. have transgressed
  6. have transgressed
past continuous
  1. was transgressing
  2. were transgressing
  3. was transgressing
  4. were transgressing
  5. were transgressing
  6. were transgressing
future
  1. shall transgress
  2. will transgress
  3. will transgress
  4. shall transgress
  5. will transgress
  6. will transgress
continuous present
  1. am transgressing
  2. are transgressing
  3. is transgressing
  4. are transgressing
  5. are transgressing
  6. are transgressing
subjunctive
  1. be transgressed
  2. be transgressed
  3. be transgressed
  4. be transgressed
  5. be transgressed
  6. be transgressed
diverse
  1. transgress!
  2. let's transgress!
  5. transgressed
  6. transgressing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

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Definiciones relacionadas de "transgress":

  1. pass beyond (limits or boundaries)1
  2. commit a sin; violate a law of God or a moral law1
  3. act in disregard of laws, rules, contracts, or promises1
  4. spread over land, especially along a subsiding shoreline1
    • The sea transgresses along the West coast of the island1







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