shock-stall – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of shock-stall

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to shock-stall
Participle: shock-stalled
Gerund: shock-stalling

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Ishock-stall
youshock-stall
he;she;itshock-stalls
weshock-stall
youshock-stall
theyshock-stall

Perfect

Ihave shock-stalled
youhave shock-stalled
he;she;ithas shock-stalled
wehave shock-stalled
youhave shock-stalled
theyhave shock-stalled

Past

Ishock-stalled
youshock-stalled
he;she;itshock-stalled
weshock-stalled
youshock-stalled
theyshock-stalled

Pluperfect

Ihad shock-stalled
youhad shock-stalled
he;she;ithad shock-stalled
wehad shock-stalled
youhad shock-stalled
theyhad shock-stalled

Future

Iwill shock-stall
youwill shock-stall
he;she;itwill shock-stall
wewill shock-stall
youwill shock-stall
theywill shock-stall

Future Perfect

Iwill have shock-stalled
youwill have shock-stalled
he;she;itwill have shock-stalled
wewill have shock-stalled
youwill have shock-stalled
theywill have shock-stalled

Subjunctive

Present

Ishock-stall
youshock-stall
he;she;itshock-stall
weshock-stall
youshock-stall
theyshock-stall

Perfect

Ihave shock-stalled
youhave shock-stalled
he;she;ithave shock-stalled
wehave shock-stalled
youhave shock-stalled
theyhave shock-stalled

Imperfect

Ishock-stalled
youshock-stalled
he;she;itshock-stalled
weshock-stalled
youshock-stalled
theyshock-stalled

Pluperfect

Ihad shock-stalled
youhad shock-stalled
he;she;ithad shock-stalled
wehad shock-stalled
youhad shock-stalled
theyhad shock-stalled

Conditional

Present

Iwould shock-stall
youwould shock-stall
he;she;itwould shock-stall
wewould shock-stall
youwould shock-stall
theywould shock-stall

Perfect

Iwould have shock-stalled
youwould have shock-stalled
he;she;itwould have shock-stalled
wewould have shock-stalled
youwould have shock-stalled
theywould have shock-stalled

Imperative

youshock-stall
weLet's shock-stall
youshock-stall

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam shock-stalling
youare shock-stalling
he;she;itis shock-stalling
weare shock-stalling
youare shock-stalling
theyare shock-stalling

Perfect

Ihave been shock-stalling
youhave been shock-stalling
he;she;ithas been shock-stalling
wehave been shock-stalling
youhave been shock-stalling
theyhave been shock-stalling

Past

Iwas shock-stalling
youwere shock-stalling
he;she;itwas shock-stalling
wewere shock-stalling
youwere shock-stalling
theywere shock-stalling

Pluperfect

Ihad been shock-stalling
youhad been shock-stalling
he;she;ithad been shock-stalling
wehad been shock-stalling
youhad been shock-stalling
theyhad been shock-stalling

Future

Iwill be shock-stalling
youwill be shock-stalling
he;she;itwill be shock-stalling
wewill be shock-stalling
youwill be shock-stalling
theywill be shock-stalling

Future Perfect

Iwill have been shock-stalling
youwill have been shock-stalling
he;she;itwill have been shock-stalling
wewill have been shock-stalling
youwill have been shock-stalling
theywill have been shock-stalling

Conditional

Present

Iwould be shock-stalling
youwould be shock-stalling
he;she;itwould be shock-stalling
wewould be shock-stalling
youwould be shock-stalling
theywould be shock-stalling

Perfect

Iwould have been shock-stalling
youwould have been shock-stalling
he;she;itwould have been shock-stalling
wewould have been shock-stalling
youwould have been shock-stalling
theywould have been shock-stalling

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'shock-stall'

abandon, abduct, abear, aberr, abject, abord, abort, abound, abraid, abray, abrook, abscind, abscond, absist, absorb, abstain, abstract, accend, accent, accept, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

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Sample Sentences

  • The separation of the flow over wings precipitated by the compression shock that forms as speeds are increased into the supercritical Mach number range has imposed serious difficulties in the improvement of aircraft performance. These difficulties arise principally as a consequence of the rapid drag rise and the loss of lift that causes serious stability changes when the wing shock-stalls. [1948 August, John Stack, W. F. Lindsey, “Summary”, in Characteristics of Low-aspect-ratio Wings at Supercritical Mach Numbers (National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics Technical Note; no. 1665), Washington, D.C.: National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, →OCLC, page 1:]