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В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

английски
английски
италиански
италиански

I. forgive <pt forgave, pp forgiven> [Brit fəˈɡɪv, Am fərˈɡɪv] ГЛАГ прх

forgive person, act, remark
forgive debt, crime
to forgive sb sth
perdonare qc a qn
such a crime cannot be forgiven

II. to forgive oneself ГЛАГ рефл

to forgive oneself <pt forgave, pp forgiven>:

III. forgive [Brit fəˈɡɪv, Am fərˈɡɪv]

readily forget, forgive, understand, achieve, obtain
to beg to be spared, to be forgiven
италиански
италиански
английски
английски
perdonare qc a qn
to forgive sb sth, to pardon sb for sth
such a crime cannot be forgiven
I haven't forgiven him yet
condonare debito, crimine

в PONS речника

английски
английски
италиански
италиански

forgiven ГЛАГ

forgiven pp of forgive

I. forgive <forgave, forgiven> [fɚ·ˈgɪv] ГЛАГ прх

1. forgive (pardon):

to forgive sb for sth
perdonare qc a qu

2. forgive (pardon):

II. forgive <forgave, forgiven> [fɚ·ˈgɪv] ГЛАГ нпрх

I. forgive <forgave, forgiven> [fɚ·ˈgɪv] ГЛАГ прх

1. forgive (pardon):

to forgive sb for sth
perdonare qc a qu

2. forgive (pardon):

II. forgive <forgave, forgiven> [fɚ·ˈgɪv] ГЛАГ нпрх

италиански
италиански
английски
английски
rimesso (-a)
forgiven
not to forgive sb sth
abbonare qc a qu
to forgive sb sth
Present
Iforgive
youforgive
he/she/itforgives
weforgive
youforgive
theyforgive
Past
Iforgave
youforgave
he/she/itforgave
weforgave
youforgave
theyforgave
Present Perfect
Ihaveforgiven
youhaveforgiven
he/she/ithasforgiven
wehaveforgiven
youhaveforgiven
theyhaveforgiven
Past Perfect
Ihadforgiven
youhadforgiven
he/she/ithadforgiven
wehadforgiven
youhadforgiven
theyhadforgiven

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Her ghost tells him that she has forgiven him.
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His wife has not forgiven him for the greedy and fraudulent maneuver that led to their union and has never loved him.
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Debts and past offences were to be forgiven.
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Others argue that countries will go out and contract further debts, under the belief that these debts will also be forgiven in some future date.
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In their view, baptism was reserved for repentant believers who were aware that their sins had been forgiven, not unknowing infants.
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