Fluctuate (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: undulate, vary irregularly, cause to vary irregularly, cause, vary

Conjugation of fluctuate

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
fluctuate
fluctuate
fluctuates
fluctuate
fluctuate
fluctuate
Future Simple
will fluctuate
will fluctuate
will fluctuate
will fluctuate
will fluctuate
will fluctuate
Past Simple
fluctuated
fluctuated
fluctuated
fluctuated
fluctuated
fluctuated
Conditional Simple
would fluctuate
would fluctuate
would fluctuate
would fluctuate
would fluctuate
would fluctuate
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am fluctuating
are fluctuating
is fluctuating
are fluctuating
are fluctuating
are fluctuating
Future Progressive
will be fluctuating
will be fluctuating
will be fluctuating
will be fluctuating
will be fluctuating
will be fluctuating
Past Progressive
was fluctuating
were fluctuating
was fluctuating
were fluctuating
were fluctuating
were fluctuating
Conditional Progressive
would be fluctuating
would be fluctuating
would be fluctuating
would be fluctuating
would be fluctuating
would be fluctuating
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have fluctuated
have fluctuated
has fluctuated
have fluctuated
have fluctuated
have fluctuated
Future Perfect
will have fluctuated
will have fluctuated
will have fluctuated
will have fluctuated
will have fluctuated
will have fluctuated
Past Perfect
had fluctuated
had fluctuated
had fluctuated
had fluctuated
had fluctuated
had fluctuated
Conditional Perfect
would have fluctuated
would have fluctuated
would have fluctuated
would have fluctuated
would have fluctuated
would have fluctuated
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been fluctuating
have been fluctuating
has been fluctuating
have been fluctuating
have been fluctuating
have been fluctuating
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been fluctuating
will have been fluctuating
will have been fluctuating
will have been fluctuating
will have been fluctuating
will have been fluctuating
Past Perfect Progressive
had been fluctuating
had been fluctuating
had been fluctuating
had been fluctuating
had been fluctuating
had been fluctuating
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been fluctuating
would have been fluctuating
would have been fluctuating
would have been fluctuating
would have been fluctuating
would have been fluctuating

Examples of fluctuate

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
'Cause even though Marco went straight, he still might fluctuate.
- Readings are beginning to fluctuate.
A student either learns and gets an "L," or they fluctuate in their learning.
All I know about gold is, that it seems to fluctuate.
And since the level of demand of different goods will naturally fluctuate and change around different regions we need to create a "Demand / Distribution Tracking System"
'Cause even though Marco went straight, he still might fluctuate.
- Readings are beginning to fluctuate.
A student either learns and gets an "L," or they fluctuate in their learning.
All I know about gold is, that it seems to fluctuate.
And since the level of demand of different goods will naturally fluctuate and change around different regions we need to create a "Demand / Distribution Tracking System"
- 20, 30. the number fluctuates.
- It fluctuates.
And at night, the voltage fluctuates
As you can see from the prospectus, the offer on the table fluctuates based upon how many of us get on board with the actual offer.
But the market fluctuates madly, and some blue fin here have fetched more than £100,000,
- 20, 30. the number fluctuates.
- It fluctuates.
And at night, the voltage fluctuates
As you can see from the prospectus, the offer on the table fluctuates based upon how many of us get on board with the actual offer.
But the market fluctuates madly, and some blue fin here have fetched more than £100,000,
According to this data, her vitals fluctuated right around the time matt went to see her.
As the orbits of Jupiter and Saturn fluctuated, they set off a cosmic chain reaction that tore the solar system apart.
E T's stock price... fluctuated wildly today.
He fluctuated so fast and so well... from great joy into intense unhappiness.
In the years I've known him, his weight fluctuated, big time!
"I spent the greater part of my life fluctuating between Archie Leach and Cary Grant, unsure of either, suspecting each."
'And' the game of truth for Bertocchi, That only by winning tonight, it could Save a fluctuating season.
(Gary) Signal's fluctuating.
- Oh. What? - I know that with a big move in "conduction"... with a woman's naturally fluctuating hormones... it can leave your skin a wreck... but you'll find that the Aphrodite line... of beauty products can really give you a glow.
- Patriotism is a currency of fluctuating value in the marketplace.
According to this data, her vitals fluctuated right around the time matt went to see her.
As the orbits of Jupiter and Saturn fluctuated, they set off a cosmic chain reaction that tore the solar system apart.
E T's stock price... fluctuated wildly today.
He fluctuated so fast and so well... from great joy into intense unhappiness.
In the years I've known him, his weight fluctuated, big time!
"I spent the greater part of my life fluctuating between Archie Leach and Cary Grant, unsure of either, suspecting each."
'And' the game of truth for Bertocchi, That only by winning tonight, it could Save a fluctuating season.
(Gary) Signal's fluctuating.
- Oh. What? - I know that with a big move in "conduction"... with a woman's naturally fluctuating hormones... it can leave your skin a wreck... but you'll find that the Aphrodite line... of beauty products can really give you a glow.
- Patriotism is a currency of fluctuating value in the marketplace.

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