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"pole" is the third person singular present subjunctive of the verb polar. View conjugation.

pole

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pole
[pəʊl]
sustantivo
1poste (m) (for supporting); pértiga (f) (for jumping, punting); mástil (m) (for flag, tent)
  • pole vault (Sport) -> salto (m) con pértiga
sustantivo
1polo (m) (Elec & geografía)
  • North/South pole -> Polo Norte/Sur
  • to be poles apart (sentido figurado) -> estar en polos opuestos
  • pole Star -> estrella (f) polar

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pole [poul]
sustantivo
1Polo, cualquiera de los extremos del eje de la esfera.
2Pértiga, vara larga; cualquier palo largo.
3Una viga o un palo largo clavado en el suelo.
  • Pole-mast -> (Mar.) palo y mastelero de una sola pieza
  • Under bare poles -> (Mar.) a palo seco o a la bretona
  • Pole of a coach -> lanza de coche
4Percha, instrumento de diez pies geométricos de largo; medida de diez y seis pies y medio.
5Polaco, el natural de Polonia.
  • The South Pole -> el Polo Sur
  • The poles of a magnet -> los polos de un imán
1Empujar o hacer andar con palos.
2Llevar, sostener sobre palos.
3Armar con palos.
4Agitar con pértiga.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
5Impeler un barco con pértiga. (n)
va.

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pole [pəʊl]
noun
1 (rod) palo; (m) (flag pole) asta; (f) (telegraph pole) poste; (m) (tentpole) mástil; (m) (curtain pole) barra; (f) (for gymnastics) percha; (f) (for vaulting, punting) pértiga; (f) garrocha; (f) (LAm) (for fencing) estaca; (f) [of cart] vara; (f) lanza; (f)
to be up the pole (old-fashioned) (informal) estar chiflado; (informal)
2 (archaic measure) medida de longitud, equivalente a 5,029 m
verb:transitive
[+punt etc] impeler con pértiga
modifier
pole bean (n) (US) judía trepadora; (f)
pole position (n) (Motor Racing) posición de cabeza en la parrilla de salida; (f) pole; (f) posición de ventaja; (f)
pole vault (n) salto de pértiga; (m)
pole vaulter (n) saltadorasaltadora de pértiga;a saltadora (m) (f) pertiguista; (m)
pole vaulting (n) salto de pértiga; (m)
pole-vault
pole [pəʊl]
noun
(Electricity and Electronics) (Geog) (Astron) polo; (m)
North/South Pole Polo Norte/Sur; (m) from pole to pole de polo a polo
to be poles apart ser polos opuestos
modifier
Pole Star (n) Estrella Polar; (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "pole"

Imperative
  • pole
  • you pole
  • he/she poles
  • we pole
  • you pole
  • they pole
Preterite
  • I poled
  • you poled
  • he/she poled
  • we poled
  • you poled
  • they poled
Present Continuous
  • I am poling
  • you are poling
  • he/she is poling
  • we are poling
  • you are poling
  • they are poling
Present Perfect
  • I have poled
  • you have poled
  • he/she has poled
  • we have poled
  • you have poled
  • they have poled
Past Continuous
  • I was poling
  • you were poling
  • he/she was poling
  • we were poling
  • you were poling
  • they were poling
Past Perfect
  • I had poled
  • you had poled
  • he/she had poled
  • we had poled
  • you had poled
  • they had poled
Future
  • I will pole
  • you will pole
  • he/she will pole
  • we will pole
  • you will pole
  • they will pole
Future Perfect
  • I will have poled
  • you will have poled
  • he/she will have poled
  • we will have poled
  • you will have poled
  • they will have poled
Future Continuous
  • I will be poling
  • you will be poling
  • he/she will be poling
  • we will be poling
  • you will be poling
  • they will be poling
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been poling
  • you have been poling
  • he/she has been poling
  • we have been poling
  • you have been poling
  • they have been poling
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been poling
  • you will have been poling
  • he/she will have been poling
  • we will have been poling
  • you will have been poling
  • they will have been poling
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been poling
  • you had been poling
  • he/she had been poling
  • we had been poling
  • you had been poling
  • they had been poling

polar
adjective
1polar

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polar [po-lar’]
adjective
1Polar.

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polar
adjetivo
polar

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Verb Conjugation for "polar"

Presente Pretérito Imperfect Futuro Subjuntivo
Yo polo polé polaba polaré pole
Tú polas polaste polabas polarás poles
Ella/Él/Usted pola poló polaba polará pole
Nosotros polamos polamos polábamos polaremos polemos
Vosotros poláis polasteis polabais polaréis poléis
Ellos/Ustedes polan polaron polaban polarán polen
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