discipline [ˈdɪsɪplɪn]
discipline [ˈdɪsɪplɪn]
sustantivo
1disciplina (f) (control, academic subject)
- to keep or maintain discipline -> guardar la disciplina
verbo transitivo
2castigar (punish); disciplinar (train)
- to discipline oneself -> disciplinarse
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discipline [di-si-plin]
sustantivo
1Disciplina, doctrina, instrucción, enseñanza; orden, regla, conducta, educación; arte, ciencia.
2Rigor, castigo; mortificación, corrección.
1Disciplinar, educar, instruir (control/child, pupils); controlar (emotions).
2Reglar, gobernar, tener en orden.
3Castigar, corregir, reformar; sancionar (punish/employee); disciplinar (train/body, mind).
va.
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Verb Conjugation for "discipline"
Imperative
- discipline
- you discipline
- he/she disciplines
- we discipline
- you discipline
- they discipline
Preterite
- I disciplined
- you disciplined
- he/she disciplined
- we disciplined
- you disciplined
- they disciplined
Present Continuous
- I am disciplining
- you are disciplining
- he/she is disciplining
- we are disciplining
- you are disciplining
- they are disciplining
Present Perfect
- I have disciplined
- you have disciplined
- he/she has disciplined
- we have disciplined
- you have disciplined
- they have disciplined
Past Continuous
- I was disciplining
- you were disciplining
- he/she was disciplining
- we were disciplining
- you were disciplining
- they were disciplining
Past Perfect
- I had disciplined
- you had disciplined
- he/she had disciplined
- we had disciplined
- you had disciplined
- they had disciplined
Future
- I will discipline
- you will discipline
- he/she will discipline
- we will discipline
- you will discipline
- they will discipline
Future Perfect
- I will have disciplined
- you will have disciplined
- he/she will have disciplined
- we will have disciplined
- you will have disciplined
- they will have disciplined
Future Continuous
- I will be disciplining
- you will be disciplining
- he/she will be disciplining
- we will be disciplining
- you will be disciplining
- they will be disciplining
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been disciplining
- you have been disciplining
- he/she has been disciplining
- we have been disciplining
- you have been disciplining
- they have been disciplining
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been disciplining
- you will have been disciplining
- he/she will have been disciplining
- we will have been disciplining
- you will have been disciplining
- they will have been disciplining
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been disciplining
- you had been disciplining
- he/she had been disciplining
- we had been disciplining
- you had been disciplining
- they had been disciplining
disciplinar
transitive verb
1to discipline
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disciplinar [dis-the-ple-nar’]
article & verb transitive
1To discipline, to educate, to instruct, to bring up.
2To drill, to teach the manual exercise or the military regulations.
3To chastise, to correct.
verb reflexive
4To scourge oneself as penance.
disciplinar
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Verb Conjugation for "disciplinar"
| Presente | Pretérito | Imperfect | Futuro | Subjuntivo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yo | disciplino | discipliné | disciplinaba | disciplinaré | discipline |
| Tú | disciplinas | disciplinaste | disciplinabas | disciplinarás | disciplines |
| Ella/Él/Usted | disciplina | disciplinó | disciplinaba | disciplinará | discipline |
| Nosotros | disciplinamos | disciplinamos | disciplinábamos | disciplinaremos | disciplinemos |
| Vosotros | disciplináis | disciplinasteis | disciplinabais | disciplinaréis | disciplinéis |
| Ellos/Ustedes | disciplinan | disciplinaron | disciplinaban | disciplinarán | disciplinen |
