lambast

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lambast
[læmˈbæst]
verbo transitivo
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lambast
lambaste
[læmˈbeɪst]
verb:transitive
fustigar; despellejar
John Smith, who, it's likely,will be the next leader of the Labor Party, was lambasting Major for failing to commit Britain to the social chapter of the Maastricht Treaty people who hate moving pictures and hate Hollywood, and make fun of it and ridicule it and who write plays lambasting it

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Verb Conjugation for "lambast"

Imperative
  • lambast
  • you lambast
  • he/she lambasts
  • we lambast
  • you lambast
  • they lambast
Preterite
  • I lambasted
  • you lambasted
  • he/she lambasted
  • we lambasted
  • you lambasted
  • they lambasted
Present Continuous
  • I am lambasting
  • you are lambasting
  • he/she is lambasting
  • we are lambasting
  • you are lambasting
  • they are lambasting
Present Perfect
  • I have lambasted
  • you have lambasted
  • he/she has lambasted
  • we have lambasted
  • you have lambasted
  • they have lambasted
Past Continuous
  • I was lambasting
  • you were lambasting
  • he/she was lambasting
  • we were lambasting
  • you were lambasting
  • they were lambasting
Past Perfect
  • I had lambasted
  • you had lambasted
  • he/she had lambasted
  • we had lambasted
  • you had lambasted
  • they had lambasted
Future
  • I will lambast
  • you will lambast
  • he/she will lambast
  • we will lambast
  • you will lambast
  • they will lambast
Future Perfect
  • I will have lambasted
  • you will have lambasted
  • he/she will have lambasted
  • we will have lambasted
  • you will have lambasted
  • they will have lambasted
Future Continuous
  • I will be lambasting
  • you will be lambasting
  • he/she will be lambasting
  • we will be lambasting
  • you will be lambasting
  • they will be lambasting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been lambasting
  • you have been lambasting
  • he/she has been lambasting
  • we have been lambasting
  • you have been lambasting
  • they have been lambasting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been lambasting
  • you will have been lambasting
  • he/she will have been lambasting
  • we will have been lambasting
  • you will have been lambasting
  • they will have been lambasting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been lambasting
  • you had been lambasting
  • he/she had been lambasting
  • we had been lambasting
  • you had been lambasting
  • they had been lambasting
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Word of the Day: evidentemente

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evidently, plainly, clearly, obviously