dole [dəʊl] (Britain)
dole [dəʊl]
sustantivo
1. subsidio (m) de desempleo (familiar) (británico), paro (m) (español de España)
- to be on the dole -> cobrar el paro
- to join the dole queue -> pasar a engrosar las filas del desempleo or paro (español de España)
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dole [doul]
va. Repartir, distribuir.
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Verb Conjugation for "dole"
Imperative
- dole
- you dole
- he/she doles
- we dole
- you dole
- they dole
Preterite
- I doled
- you doled
- he/she doled
- we doled
- you doled
- they doled
Present Continuous
- I am doling
- you are doling
- he/she is doling
- we are doling
- you are doling
- they are doling
Present Perfect
- I have doled
- you have doled
- he/she has doled
- we have doled
- you have doled
- they have doled
Past Continuous
- I was doling
- you were doling
- he/she was doling
- we were doling
- you were doling
- they were doling
Past Perfect
- I had doled
- you had doled
- he/she had doled
- we had doled
- you had doled
- they had doled
Future
- I will dole
- you will dole
- he/she will dole
- we will dole
- you will dole
- they will dole
Future Perfect
- I will have doled
- you will have doled
- he/she will have doled
- we will have doled
- you will have doled
- they will have doled
Future Continuous
- I will be doling
- you will be doling
- he/she will be doling
- we will be doling
- you will be doling
- they will be doling
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been doling
- you have been doling
- he/she has been doling
- we have been doling
- you have been doling
- they have been doling
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been doling
- you will have been doling
- he/she will have been doling
- we will have been doling
- you will have been doling
- they will have been doling
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been doling
- you had been doling
- he/she had been doling
- we had been doling
- you had been doling
- they had been doling
do
masculine noun
1. C (Mús); doh (en solfeo)
- dar el do de pecho (informal figurative) -> to give one's all
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do [doh]
noun
1. First note of the musical scale. (m)
do
(Música) C
do de pecho high C
dar el do de pecho to give one's all; do one's very best
do mayor C major
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