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Daily Verb Lesson: Italian for stretch out is distendere
The Italian verb for stretch out is the irregular -ERE verb distendere.
... imagine stretching DIS TENDON out!
Distendere can also mean: to spread out (ie tablecloth); to relax, to calm.
Related words include:
- distendersi (vr) : to lie down, to stretch (oneself) out; to relax.
- la distensione (nf) : stretching; relaxation; détente (politics).
- distensivo (adj) : relaxing, restful, soothing; conciliatory (politics).
Other irregular ERE Verbs with changes in the Passato Remoto and the Past Participle conjugations include : ascendere, apprendere, comprendere, difendere, discendere, estendere, offendere, prendere, rendere, sospendere, spendere.
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to stretch out : distendere
Imagine stretching DIS TENDON out!
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distendere - VERB CONJUGATION TABLE - to stretch out |
Simple Tenses distendere Present Participle: distendente
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TENSE |
io |
tu |
lui/lei/Lei |
noi |
voi |
loro/Loro |
Present Presente stretch out |
distendo |
distendi |
distende |
distendiamo |
distendete |
distendono |
Past Imperfect Imperfetto stretched out |
distendevo |
distendevi |
distendeva |
distendevamo |
distendevate |
distendevano |
Simple Past Passato remoto stretched out |
distesi |
distendesti |
distese |
distendemmo |
distendeste |
distesero |
Future Futuro semplice will stretch out |
distenderò |
distenderai |
distenderà |
distenderemo |
distenderete |
distenderanno |
Conditional Condizionale would stretch out |
distenderei |
distenderesti |
distenderebbe |
distenderemmo |
distendereste |
distenderebbero |
Subjunctive Congiuntivo Presente may stretch out |
distenda |
distenda |
distenda |
distendiamo |
distendiate |
distendano |
Compound Tenses distendere Past Participle: disteso |
Present Perfect Passato Prossimo have stretched out |
ho disteso |
hai disteso |
ha disteso |
abbiamo disteso |
avete disteso |
hanno disteso |
Past Perfect Trapassato Prossimo had stretched out |
avevo disteso |
avevi disteso |
aveva disteso |
avevamo disteso |
avevate disteso |
avevano disteso |
Future Perfect Futuro Anteriore will have stretched out |
avrò disteso |
avrai disteso |
avrà disteso |
avremo disteso |
avrete disteso |
avranno disteso |
Conditional Perfect Condizionale Passato would have stretched out |
avrei disteso |
avresti disteso |
avrebbe disteso |
avremmo disteso |
avreste disteso |
avrebbero disteso |
Perfect Subjunctive Congiuntivo Passato may have stretched out |
abbia disteso |
abbia disteso |
abbia disteso |
abbiamo disteso |
abbiate disteso |
abbiano disteso |
Imperative Imperativo stretch out! |
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distendi! non distendere |
(non) distenda! |
(non) distendiamo! |
(non) distendete! |
(non) distendano! |
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Distendere is an irregular -ERE verb.
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Learn distendere and it will reinforce the pattern for other -ERE verbs with the same irregular pattern.
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