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Daily Verb Lesson: Italian for associate is associare
The Italian verb for associate is the irregular -ARE verb associare.
... imagine ASSOCIATING with CHAR-coal merchants!
Associare can also mean: to affiliate, to bring together, to link, to tie.
Related words include:
- associarsi (vr) : to link up, to team up, to go into partnership, to join.
- l'associazione (nf) : association, organisation.
- in associazione con : in association with.
These verbs remove an i in some conjugations. Verbs conjugated in this way also include : annunciare, arricciare, bilanciare, enunciare, falciare, pronunciare, associare, agganciare, marciare, sbucciare. Exception here: the Future and Conditional tenses retain the i before the ending.
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to associate : associare
Imagine ASSOCIATING with CHAR-coal merchants!
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associare - VERB CONJUGATION TABLE - to associate |
Simple Tenses associare Present Participle: associante
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TENSE |
io |
tu |
lui/lei/Lei |
noi |
voi |
loro/Loro |
Present Presente associate |
associo |
associ |
associa |
associamo |
associate |
associano |
Past Imperfect Imperfetto associated |
associavo |
associavi |
associava |
associavamo |
associavate |
associavano |
Simple Past Passato remoto associated |
associai |
associasti |
associò |
associammo |
associaste |
associarono |
Future Futuro semplice will associate |
associerò |
associerai |
associerà |
associeremo |
associerete |
associeranno |
Conditional Condizionale would associate |
associerei |
associeresti |
associerebbe |
associeremmo |
associereste |
associerebbero |
Subjunctive Congiuntivo Presente may associate |
associ |
associ |
associ |
associamo |
associate |
associno |
Compound Tenses associare Past Participle: associato |
Present Perfect Passato Prossimo have associated |
ho associato |
hai associato |
ha associato |
abbiamo associato |
avete associato |
hanno associato |
Past Perfect Trapassato Prossimo had associated |
avevo associato |
avevi associato |
aveva associato |
avevamo associato |
avevate associato |
avevano associato |
Future Perfect Futuro Anteriore will have associated |
avrò associato |
avrai associato |
avrà associato |
avremo associato |
avrete associato |
avranno associato |
Conditional Perfect Condizionale Passato would've associated |
avrei associato |
avresti associato |
avrebbe associato |
avremmo associato |
avreste associato |
avrebbero associato |
Perfect Subjunctive Congiuntivo Passato may have associated |
abbia associato |
abbia associato |
abbia associato |
abbiamo associato |
abbiate associato |
abbiano associato |
Imperative Imperativo associate! |
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associa! non associare |
(non) associ! |
(non) associamo! |
(non) associate! |
(non) associno! |
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