Nominate (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: entitle, name, do, position, confer a name upon, name someone as a candidate

Conjugation of nominate

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Present Simple
nominate
nominate
nominates
nominate
nominate
nominate
Future Simple
will nominate
will nominate
will nominate
will nominate
will nominate
will nominate
Past Simple
nominated
nominated
nominated
nominated
nominated
nominated
Conditional Simple
would nominate
would nominate
would nominate
would nominate
would nominate
would nominate
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am nominating
are nominating
is nominating
are nominating
are nominating
are nominating
Future Progressive
will be nominating
will be nominating
will be nominating
will be nominating
will be nominating
will be nominating
Past Progressive
was nominating
were nominating
was nominating
were nominating
were nominating
were nominating
Conditional Progressive
would be nominating
would be nominating
would be nominating
would be nominating
would be nominating
would be nominating
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have nominated
have nominated
has nominated
have nominated
have nominated
have nominated
Future Perfect
will have nominated
will have nominated
will have nominated
will have nominated
will have nominated
will have nominated
Past Perfect
had nominated
had nominated
had nominated
had nominated
had nominated
had nominated
Conditional Perfect
would have nominated
would have nominated
would have nominated
would have nominated
would have nominated
would have nominated
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been nominating
have been nominating
has been nominating
have been nominating
have been nominating
have been nominating
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been nominating
will have been nominating
will have been nominating
will have been nominating
will have been nominating
will have been nominating
Past Perfect Progressive
had been nominating
had been nominating
had been nominating
had been nominating
had been nominating
had been nominating
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been nominating
would have been nominating
would have been nominating
would have been nominating
would have been nominating
would have been nominating

Examples of nominate

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"I had strict instructions from hannegan Not to let the convention nominate
"I would like to nominate for deity the cheerleader, the coed... and the man-eater, the last of which concerns me most today."
"Only now you care to nominate him, period.
(announcer) both teams lost and had to nominate.
- Can she even nominate?
"I had strict instructions from hannegan Not to let the convention nominate
"I would like to nominate for deity the cheerleader, the coed... and the man-eater, the last of which concerns me most today."
"Only now you care to nominate him, period.
(announcer) both teams lost and had to nominate.
- Can she even nominate?
"On the proposal of the Prime Minister, "the President nominates..."
And with a straight face this blockhead nominates for that role Lyotard, Castoriadis, and other crumb-grubbers — people who had already shot their bolt more than fifteen years ago without managing to particularly dazzle their century.
Ask him why he nominates Jimmy Smith for mayor.
But if the council nominates Yudhishtir... he won't be able to stand up to them.
Each company nominates one representative who exemplifies these outstanding qualities.
"On the proposal of the Prime Minister, "the President nominates..."
And with a straight face this blockhead nominates for that role Lyotard, Castoriadis, and other crumb-grubbers — people who had already shot their bolt more than fifteen years ago without managing to particularly dazzle their century.
Ask him why he nominates Jimmy Smith for mayor.
But if the council nominates Yudhishtir... he won't be able to stand up to them.
Each company nominates one representative who exemplifies these outstanding qualities.
"Congratulations, you've been nominated to receive a course in Nocturnapram."
"For the record, you should know that I've been nominated me for a second medal."
"It's an honor just to be nominated"?
"It's an honor just to be nominated,"
"The Artist" is the first silent film to be nominated for best picture since 1928.
'Cause eight days after the nominating convention, I still don't have a clue.
- To prepare my nominating speech.
- i'm not nominating you for a purple heart.
And I understand that part of the first hundred days will now be nominating a supreme court justice.
Are we making a mistake nominating Gant at all?
"Congratulations, you've been nominated to receive a course in Nocturnapram."
"For the record, you should know that I've been nominated me for a second medal."
"It's an honor just to be nominated"?
"It's an honor just to be nominated,"
"The Artist" is the first silent film to be nominated for best picture since 1928.
'Cause eight days after the nominating convention, I still don't have a clue.
- To prepare my nominating speech.
- i'm not nominating you for a purple heart.
And I understand that part of the first hundred days will now be nominating a supreme court justice.
Are we making a mistake nominating Gant at all?

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