marl

marl [marl]
sustantivo
1Marga, depósito de carbonato de cal, arcilla y arena que sirve para abonar los terrenos.
  • Marl-pit -> Marguera, gredal, margal
1Margar, abonar la tierra con marga.
2Trincafiar, envolver con merlín anudado a cada vuelta. (Marina)
va.

marl [mɑːl]
noun
marga; (f)

Verb Conjugation for "marl"

Imperative
  • marl
  • you marl
  • he/she marls
  • we marl
  • you marl
  • they marl
Preterite
  • I marled
  • you marled
  • he/she marled
  • we marled
  • you marled
  • they marled
Present Continuous
  • I am marling
  • you are marling
  • he/she is marling
  • we are marling
  • you are marling
  • they are marling
Present Perfect
  • I have marled
  • you have marled
  • he/she has marled
  • we have marled
  • you have marled
  • they have marled
Past Continuous
  • I was marling
  • you were marling
  • he/she was marling
  • we were marling
  • you were marling
  • they were marling
Past Perfect
  • I had marled
  • you had marled
  • he/she had marled
  • we had marled
  • you had marled
  • they had marled
Future
  • I will marl
  • you will marl
  • he/she will marl
  • we will marl
  • you will marl
  • they will marl
Future Perfect
  • I will have marled
  • you will have marled
  • he/she will have marled
  • we will have marled
  • you will have marled
  • they will have marled
Future Continuous
  • I will be marling
  • you will be marling
  • he/she will be marling
  • we will be marling
  • you will be marling
  • they will be marling
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been marling
  • you have been marling
  • he/she has been marling
  • we have been marling
  • you have been marling
  • they have been marling
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been marling
  • you will have been marling
  • he/she will have been marling
  • we will have been marling
  • you will have been marling
  • they will have been marling
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been marling
  • you had been marling
  • he/she had been marling
  • we had been marling
  • you had been marling
  • they had been marling
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