be <was, been> [biː, bi] VERB intr + Subst or Adj
1. be (describes):
2. be (calculation):
4. be (location):
5. be Part Perf (visit):
7. be (do):
8. be (exist):
9. be (expresses future):
10. be (impersonal use):
11. be (expresses imperatives):
- sedi!
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Englisch
- These weren't the only radio stations which banned the song from its playlists.en.wikipedia.org
- Bright colours, bold shapes and ice-white trainers weren't complete without a sweatband (or three).www.instyle.co.uk
- However, they weren't forgotten in the design of the home, as a cat flap leads off the kitchen.www.nationalpost.com
- The talks weren't just among those who call the community home, however.www.thetelegram.com
- He confessed that if it weren't for music, he probably would have been a hoodlum.en.wikipedia.org
- Until the 1970s the old, eclectic tenement houses weren't considered by the authorities of those days as historic monuments.en.wikipedia.org
- And they weren't allowed to use their mobile phones -- which to most teenagers is akin to robustly removing a limb using a blunt penknife.www.herald.ie
- The critic felt that the new skill games weren't imaginative enough, but conceded that the editing tools are powerful enough to create more robust games.en.wikipedia.org
- The actioner's stodgy title and toy-line origin weren't the film's only drawbacks for us.entertainment.inquirer.net
- They weren't just piddling poinsettias either -- they were absolutely huge!www.dailymail.co.uk
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