Speak any language with confidence

Take our quick quiz to start your journey to fluency today!

Get started

Meddle (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: concern with unduly, have to do, mix, sir thomas malory, have, interfere, book xvii, do, interfere in, in le morte darthur, engage, interest, have sex, chapter v
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
meddle
meddle
meddles
meddle
meddle
meddle
Future Simple
will meddle
will meddle
will meddle
will meddle
will meddle
will meddle
Past Simple
meddled
meddled
meddled
meddled
meddled
meddled
Conditional Simple
would meddle
would meddle
would meddle
would meddle
would meddle
would meddle
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am meddling
are meddling
is meddling
are meddling
are meddling
are meddling
Future Progressive
will be meddling
will be meddling
will be meddling
will be meddling
will be meddling
will be meddling
Past Progressive
was meddling
were meddling
was meddling
were meddling
were meddling
were meddling
Conditional Progressive
would be meddling
would be meddling
would be meddling
would be meddling
would be meddling
would be meddling
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have meddled
have meddled
has meddled
have meddled
have meddled
have meddled
Future Perfect
will have meddled
will have meddled
will have meddled
will have meddled
will have meddled
will have meddled
Past Perfect
had meddled
had meddled
had meddled
had meddled
had meddled
had meddled
Conditional Perfect
would have meddled
would have meddled
would have meddled
would have meddled
would have meddled
would have meddled
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been meddling
have been meddling
has been meddling
have been meddling
have been meddling
have been meddling
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been meddling
will have been meddling
will have been meddling
will have been meddling
will have been meddling
will have been meddling
Past Perfect Progressive
had been meddling
had been meddling
had been meddling
had been meddling
had been meddling
had been meddling
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been meddling
would have been meddling
would have been meddling
would have been meddling
would have been meddling
would have been meddling

Examples of meddle

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
! To meddle into someone else's relationship.
"Gone back to the Last Chance Saloon. " Why must women meddle?
"I've got a swimming certificate so that qualifies me "to meddle with higher technology.
'Then maybe someone doesn't meddle in the matters like this, nor does he eXplain... '
'Tis no matter. Do not you meddle.
! To meddle into someone else's relationship.
"Gone back to the Last Chance Saloon. " Why must women meddle?
"I've got a swimming certificate so that qualifies me "to meddle with higher technology.
'Then maybe someone doesn't meddle in the matters like this, nor does he eXplain... '
'Tis no matter. Do not you meddle.
- Listen, Mayor no one meddles in my affairs.
- She meddles too much.
- She meddles.
... that the Pope meddles in it.
But who's this, who meddles with such arrogance?
- Listen, Mayor no one meddles in my affairs.
- She meddles too much.
- She meddles.
... that the Pope meddles in it.
But who's this, who meddles with such arrogance?
'Cause mom meddled, I'm not doing that show anymore!
- Ah. - I never should have meddled.
- that in meddling with English weather, we meddled with England, and in meddling with England we risked destroying the very foundations of English magic.
All the times you've meddled in his plans...
And if you hadn't meddled, Mr. Poirot, she wouldn't have changed her will, and we'd all have been better off.
"And I would've got away with it too if it weren't for you meddling kids."
"I suppose you meddling old women... have made Mary think I illtreat her?"
"I woulda gotten away with it if it wasn't for those meddling kids."
"I've taken precautions to stop your time meddling."
"It's not like she can hear". Lynnette, you're starting to ramp up into that whole meddling thing that you do.
'Cause mom meddled, I'm not doing that show anymore!
- Ah. - I never should have meddled.
- that in meddling with English weather, we meddled with England, and in meddling with England we risked destroying the very foundations of English magic.
All the times you've meddled in his plans...
And if you hadn't meddled, Mr. Poirot, she wouldn't have changed her will, and we'd all have been better off.
"And I would've got away with it too if it weren't for you meddling kids."
"I suppose you meddling old women... have made Mary think I illtreat her?"
"I woulda gotten away with it if it wasn't for those meddling kids."
"I've taken precautions to stop your time meddling."
"It's not like she can hear". Lynnette, you're starting to ramp up into that whole meddling thing that you do.

More English verbs

Related

Not found
We have none.

Similar

Not found
We have none.

Similar but longer

Not found
We have none.

Random

mask
mask
mastermind
mastermind
match-merge
matchmerge
materialize
materialize
medal
medal
MEDEVAC
MEDEVAC
medicate
medicate
medley
medley
melee
melee
melodize
melodize

Other English verbs with the meaning similar to '':

None found.