violate [ˈvaɪəleɪt]
verb:transitive
violate [ˈvaɪəleɪt]
verbo transitivo
1violar (rule, law, agreement)
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violate [vaio-leit]
1Violar, quebrantar o traspasar la ley, preceptos, derechos, etc (to break).
2Violar, profanar las cosas sagradas (to treat).
3Violar, forzar a una mujer, y si es doncella, se llama estuprar (to rape).
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Verb Conjugation for "violate"
Imperative
- violate
- you violate
- he/she violates
- we violate
- you violate
- they violate
Preterite
- I violated
- you violated
- he/she violated
- we violated
- you violated
- they violated
Present Continuous
- I am violating
- you are violating
- he/she is violating
- we are violating
- you are violating
- they are violating
Present Perfect
- I have violated
- you have violated
- he/she has violated
- we have violated
- you have violated
- they have violated
Past Continuous
- I was violating
- you were violating
- he/she was violating
- we were violating
- you were violating
- they were violating
Past Perfect
- I had violated
- you had violated
- he/she had violated
- we had violated
- you had violated
- they had violated
Future
- I will violate
- you will violate
- he/she will violate
- we will violate
- you will violate
- they will violate
Future Perfect
- I will have violated
- you will have violated
- he/she will have violated
- we will have violated
- you will have violated
- they will have violated
Future Continuous
- I will be violating
- you will be violating
- he/she will be violating
- we will be violating
- you will be violating
- they will be violating
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been violating
- you have been violating
- he/she has been violating
- we have been violating
- you have been violating
- they have been violating
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been violating
- you will have been violating
- he/she will have been violating
- we will have been violating
- you will have been violating
- they will have been violating
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been violating
- you had been violating
- he/she had been violating
- we had been violating
- you had been violating
- they had been violating
viola
feminine noun
1viola
masculine or feminine noun
2viola player
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viola [ve-o’-lah]
noun
1Viola, a tenor violin or alto. (f)
2Violet. (Botany) (f)
verb
3ALHELÍ.
viola
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