I. express [ɪkˈspres] VERB trans
1. express (show):
II. express [ɪkˈspres] ADJ
1. express letter, train:
- express
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2. express order:
- express
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III. express [ɪkˈspres] SUBST
1. express (train):
- express
- ekspres m
2. express kein Pl (delivery service):
- express
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| I | express |
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| you | express |
| he/she/it | expresses |
| we | express |
| you | express |
| they | express |
| I | expressed |
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| you | expressed |
| he/she/it | expressed |
| we | expressed |
| you | expressed |
| they | expressed |
| I | have | expressed |
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| you | have | expressed |
| he/she/it | has | expressed |
| we | have | expressed |
| you | have | expressed |
| they | have | expressed |
| I | had | expressed |
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| you | had | expressed |
| he/she/it | had | expressed |
| we | had | expressed |
| you | had | expressed |
| they | had | expressed |
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