Admire to (to ) conjugation

English
16 examples
This verb can also mean the following: want to do, want

Conjugation of admire to

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
admire to
admire to
admires to
admire to
admire to
admire to
Future Simple
will admire to
will admire to
will admire to
will admire to
will admire to
will admire to
Past Simple
admired to
admired to
admired to
admired to
admired to
admired to
Conditional Simple
would admire to
would admire to
would admire to
would admire to
would admire to
would admire to
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am admiring to
are admiring to
is admiring to
are admiring to
are admiring to
are admiring to
Future Progressive
will be admiring to
will be admiring to
will be admiring to
will be admiring to
will be admiring to
will be admiring to
Past Progressive
was admiring to
were admiring to
was admiring to
were admiring to
were admiring to
were admiring to
Conditional Progressive
would be admiring to
would be admiring to
would be admiring to
would be admiring to
would be admiring to
would be admiring to
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have admired to
have admired to
has admired to
have admired to
have admired to
have admired to
Future Perfect
will have admired to
will have admired to
will have admired to
will have admired to
will have admired to
will have admired to
Past Perfect
had admired to
had admired to
had admired to
had admired to
had admired to
had admired to
Conditional Perfect
would have admired to
would have admired to
would have admired to
would have admired to
would have admired to
would have admired to
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been admiring to
have been admiring to
has been admiring to
have been admiring to
have been admiring to
have been admiring to
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been admiring to
will have been admiring to
will have been admiring to
will have been admiring to
will have been admiring to
will have been admiring to
Past Perfect Progressive
had been admiring to
had been admiring to
had been admiring to
had been admiring to
had been admiring to
had been admiring to
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been admiring to
would have been admiring to
would have been admiring to
would have been admiring to
would have been admiring to
would have been admiring to

Examples of admire to

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
- I'd admire to take you.
- I'd certainly admire to hear it.
And two, what took them so long... is the army of that day did not admire to decorate a black man.
But now I figure is how he might admire to give me that rifle.
Colonel Calhoun! I'd admire to dance!
- I'd admire to take you.
- I'd certainly admire to hear it.
And two, what took them so long... is the army of that day did not admire to decorate a black man.
But now I figure is how he might admire to give me that rifle.
Colonel Calhoun! I'd admire to dance!
I sure would have admired to hear you, ma'am, only i'd have hated to have you scare bart away.
You will be dependent upon your own senses and not have to be flattered and admired to know that you exist.
He said something admiring to me when I needed it most- a pure, sweet, unsolicited compliment.
I sure would have admired to hear you, ma'am, only i'd have hated to have you scare bart away.
You will be dependent upon your own senses and not have to be flattered and admired to know that you exist.
He said something admiring to me when I needed it most- a pure, sweet, unsolicited compliment.

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