countenance

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countenance
[ˈkaʊntɪnəns]
1(Formal)
sustantivo
2semblante (m) (face)
3(support)
  • to give countenance to something -> dar respaldo a algo
verbo transitivo
4respaldar

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countenance [kaunt-daun]
va. Sostener, patrocinar, apoyar, proteger, fomentar, favorecer, mantener. Tolerar, aceptar.

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countenance [ˈkaʊntɪnəns] (formal)
noun
1 (literary) (face) semblante; (m) rostro; (m)
to keep one's countenance contener la risa; no perder la serenidad; to lose countenance desconcertarse; to be out of countenance estar desconcertado; to put sb out of countenance desconcertar a algn
2 (formal) (no pl) (approval) consentimiento; (m)
to give lend countenance toor [+news] acreditar
verb:transitive
(formal) (permit)
to countenance sth consentir permitir algo;or to countenance sb doing sth permitir a algn que haga algo

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Verb Conjugation for "countenance"

Imperative
  • countenance
  • you countenance
  • he/she countenances
  • we countenance
  • you countenance
  • they countenance
Preterite
  • I countenanced
  • you countenanced
  • he/she countenanced
  • we countenanced
  • you countenanced
  • they countenanced
Present Continuous
  • I am countenancing
  • you are countenancing
  • he/she is countenancing
  • we are countenancing
  • you are countenancing
  • they are countenancing
Present Perfect
  • I have countenanced
  • you have countenanced
  • he/she has countenanced
  • we have countenanced
  • you have countenanced
  • they have countenanced
Past Continuous
  • I was countenancing
  • you were countenancing
  • he/she was countenancing
  • we were countenancing
  • you were countenancing
  • they were countenancing
Past Perfect
  • I had countenanced
  • you had countenanced
  • he/she had countenanced
  • we had countenanced
  • you had countenanced
  • they had countenanced
Future
  • I will countenance
  • you will countenance
  • he/she will countenance
  • we will countenance
  • you will countenance
  • they will countenance
Future Perfect
  • I will have countenanced
  • you will have countenanced
  • he/she will have countenanced
  • we will have countenanced
  • you will have countenanced
  • they will have countenanced
Future Continuous
  • I will be countenancing
  • you will be countenancing
  • he/she will be countenancing
  • we will be countenancing
  • you will be countenancing
  • they will be countenancing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been countenancing
  • you have been countenancing
  • he/she has been countenancing
  • we have been countenancing
  • you have been countenancing
  • they have been countenancing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been countenancing
  • you will have been countenancing
  • he/she will have been countenancing
  • we will have been countenancing
  • you will have been countenancing
  • they will have been countenancing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been countenancing
  • you had been countenancing
  • he/she had been countenancing
  • we had been countenancing
  • you had been countenancing
  • they had been countenancing
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