Relieve (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: lift, lift up, go, don juan, provide comfort, free, bring, lord byron, alleviate, raise, defecate, provide, make, ease, raise again, urinate, bring military help to, go to the toilet

Conjugation of relieve

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Present Simple
relieve
relieve
relieves
relieve
relieve
relieve
Future Simple
will relieve
will relieve
will relieve
will relieve
will relieve
will relieve
Past Simple
relieved
relieved
relieved
relieved
relieved
relieved
Conditional Simple
would relieve
would relieve
would relieve
would relieve
would relieve
would relieve
I
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Present Progressive
am relieving
are relieving
is relieving
are relieving
are relieving
are relieving
Future Progressive
will be relieving
will be relieving
will be relieving
will be relieving
will be relieving
will be relieving
Past Progressive
was relieving
were relieving
was relieving
were relieving
were relieving
were relieving
Conditional Progressive
would be relieving
would be relieving
would be relieving
would be relieving
would be relieving
would be relieving
I
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we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have relieved
have relieved
has relieved
have relieved
have relieved
have relieved
Future Perfect
will have relieved
will have relieved
will have relieved
will have relieved
will have relieved
will have relieved
Past Perfect
had relieved
had relieved
had relieved
had relieved
had relieved
had relieved
Conditional Perfect
would have relieved
would have relieved
would have relieved
would have relieved
would have relieved
would have relieved
I
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it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been relieving
have been relieving
has been relieving
have been relieving
have been relieving
have been relieving
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been relieving
will have been relieving
will have been relieving
will have been relieving
will have been relieving
will have been relieving
Past Perfect Progressive
had been relieving
had been relieving
had been relieving
had been relieving
had been relieving
had been relieving
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been relieving
would have been relieving
would have been relieving
would have been relieving
would have been relieving
would have been relieving

Examples of relieve

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
" One does not torture pas to relieve its col¨¨re.
"...no words of mine can ever relieve the grief..."
"...to relieve fullness and pressure." I feel like a commercial.
"An act committed to relieve a pre-existing state of guilt. "An attempt to harm an imagined enemy or a form of revenge... "against those who have deprived the person of something significant... or somehow infected a narcissistic injury."
"Because it is that we do not relieve in them?" But he was the only one.
" One does not torture pas to relieve its col¨¨re.
"...no words of mine can ever relieve the grief..."
"...to relieve fullness and pressure." I feel like a commercial.
"An act committed to relieve a pre-existing state of guilt. "An attempt to harm an imagined enemy or a form of revenge... "against those who have deprived the person of something significant... or somehow infected a narcissistic injury."
"Because it is that we do not relieve in them?" But he was the only one.
"Sex is like peeing, it relieves you."
"Tomorrow, after he relieves his predecessor... "...the Council and all the Commissioners... "...are to meet at the Castle."
- Hey, Pugliese! Sing, if that relieves your heavy heart!
- It relieves me! - That's nice.
- It relieves the pressure.
"Sex is like peeing, it relieves you."
"Tomorrow, after he relieves his predecessor... "...the Council and all the Commissioners... "...are to meet at the Castle."
- Hey, Pugliese! Sing, if that relieves your heavy heart!
- It relieves me! - That's nice.
- It relieves the pressure.
! you're relieved.
"...relieved."
"...tell him this girl should have some fun, she needs to be relieved...
"After the inspection we're to be relieved by a battalion of the division's reserve regiment".
"And i'm relieved.
"An officer relieving his commanding officer, or recommending it. - - Together with others who so counsel. - - Must bear the responsibility for and must justify such action."
"Before bed, I used to rub essential oils on my temples, and then the dreams went away because there was bergamot in it, and bergamot is great for relieving stress."
'Dr Owen Harper, Torchwood Officer 565, I'm relieving you of your position.' Bollocks.
(PJ) If that money spent on the bank bailout was spent on, say... relieving private household debt instead, while letting Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan and all of the other technically meaningless, non-producing financial institutions
* And he's good for relieving my tension *
! you're relieved.
"...relieved."
"...tell him this girl should have some fun, she needs to be relieved...
"After the inspection we're to be relieved by a battalion of the division's reserve regiment".
"And i'm relieved.
"An officer relieving his commanding officer, or recommending it. - - Together with others who so counsel. - - Must bear the responsibility for and must justify such action."
"Before bed, I used to rub essential oils on my temples, and then the dreams went away because there was bergamot in it, and bergamot is great for relieving stress."
'Dr Owen Harper, Torchwood Officer 565, I'm relieving you of your position.' Bollocks.
(PJ) If that money spent on the bank bailout was spent on, say... relieving private household debt instead, while letting Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan and all of the other technically meaningless, non-producing financial institutions
* And he's good for relieving my tension *

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