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Meanings of perfect in English
Catalan
perfet A tense of verbs used in describing action that has been completed (sometimes regarded as perfective aspect)
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Examples for "perfective"
Examples for "perfective"
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So then passive good is, as was said, either conservative or perfective.
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Not corruptive, privative, or destructive to the power of classical presbyteries, or single congregations; but rather perfective and conservative thereunto.
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Scientists will forever be lost in their own egos until they realize the absolute divine and perfective nature of God.
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Give me the verb 'to be,' potential mood, past perfect tense.
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Grammarians define the perfect tense as that which expresses an action completed in the past and of which the consequences remain in the present.
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The +Future Perfect Tense+ expresses action to be completed at some specified future time.
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Perfect tense, indicative mood, 'I have found it!'
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Perfect Tense-IfI have been, etc.
Usage of perfect in English
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Today is the perfect day, and topic, for a New Year resolution.
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Yes, and today had been the perfect example, she wanted to say.
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And beware, advertised ranges often are the maximum possible given perfect conditions.
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Group 4: Republic of Ireland v Cyprus: Well, a perfect weekend really.
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Today will offer perfect conditions, as the country takes to the roads.
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Neither of us desires marriage; therefore my plan seemed the perfect solution.
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Mr Bridges said nobody had come up with a perfect solution yet.
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A perfect All-Ireland semi-final really; victory yet plenty still to work on.
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Homeopathy is, for example, a perfect example of the value in ceremony.
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In that light, Clinton's text message veep announcement today makes perfect sense.
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The Western Cape government has lifted water restrictions at the perfect time.
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It is the planned economy, not the market, that requires perfect knowledge.
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The Guardian provides a perfect example of no good deed going unpunished.
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It makes perfect sense when you have the right point of view.
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The new year presents the perfect opportunity to spring clean your kitchen.
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We think that we already have almost a perfect case, Mahathir said.
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Translations for perfect
Portuguese
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Perfect through the time
Perfect across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
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