Definition of preterite-present in English:

preterite-present

(US preterit-present)

noun ˌprɛt(ə)rɪtˈprɛznt

Grammar

A verb of which the tense used as the present was originally a preterite, especially one of a small group of verbs in the Germanic languages (mostly used as modal auxiliaries) of which the present tense is in form and origin a preterite and the past tense a more recent (though still pre-literary) weak formation.

adjective ˌprɛt(ə)rɪtˈprɛznt

Grammar

Designating or relating to a preterite-present.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Atlantic Monthly. From preterite + present.

Definition of preterite-present in US English:

preterite-present

(US preterit-present)

nounˌprɛt(ə)rɪtˈprɛznt

Grammar

A verb of which the tense used as the present was originally a preterite, especially one of a small group of verbs in the Germanic languages (mostly used as modal auxiliaries) of which the present tense is in form and origin a preterite and the past tense a more recent (though still pre-literary) weak formation.

adjectiveˌprɛt(ə)rɪtˈprɛznt

Grammar

Designating or relating to a preterite-present.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Atlantic Monthly. From preterite + present.

词汇	preterite-present
释义	Definition of preterite-present in English: preterite-present (US preterit-present) noun ˌprɛt(ə)rɪtˈprɛznt Grammar A verb of which the tense used as the present was originally a preterite, especially one of a small group of verbs in the Germanic languages (mostly used as modal auxiliaries) of which the present tense is in form and origin a preterite and the past tense a more recent (though still pre-literary) weak formation. adjective ˌprɛt(ə)rɪtˈprɛznt Grammar Designating or relating to a preterite-present. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Atlantic Monthly. From preterite + present. Definition of preterite-present in US English: preterite-present (US preterit-present) nounˌprɛt(ə)rɪtˈprɛznt Grammar A verb of which the tense used as the present was originally a preterite, especially one of a small group of verbs in the Germanic languages (mostly used as modal auxiliaries) of which the present tense is in form and origin a preterite and the past tense a more recent (though still pre-literary) weak formation. adjectiveˌprɛt(ə)rɪtˈprɛznt Grammar Designating or relating to a preterite-present. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in The Atlantic Monthly. From preterite + present.
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