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thresh:

to thresh verbe (threshes, threshed, threshing)

  1. to thresh

Conjugations for thresh:

present
  1. thresh
  2. thresh
  3. threshes
  4. thresh
  5. thresh
  6. thresh
simple past
  1. threshed
  2. threshed
  3. threshed
  4. threshed
  5. threshed
  6. threshed
present perfect
  1. have threshed
  2. have threshed
  3. has threshed
  4. have threshed
  5. have threshed
  6. have threshed
past continuous
  1. was threshing
  2. were threshing
  3. was threshing
  4. were threshing
  5. were threshing
  6. were threshing
future
  1. shall thresh
  2. will thresh
  3. will thresh
  4. shall thresh
  5. will thresh
  6. will thresh
continuous present
  1. am threshing
  2. are threshing
  3. is threshing
  4. are threshing
  5. are threshing
  6. are threshing
subjunctive
  1. be threshed
  2. be threshed
  3. be threshed
  4. be threshed
  5. be threshed
  6. be threshed
diverse
  1. thresh!
  2. let's thresh!
  3. threshed
  4. threshing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for thresh:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
trillar thresh harrow
- convulse; flail; jactitate; lam; slash; thrash; thrash about; thresh about; toss

Related Words for "thresh":

  • threshing

Synonyms for "thresh":


Related Definitions for "thresh":

  1. give a thrashing to; beat hard1
  2. beat the seeds out of a grain1
  3. move or stir about violently1
  4. move like a flail; thresh about1

Wiktionary Translations for thresh:

thresh
verb
  1. to separate the grain from the straw or husks

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
thresh trillar dreschen — (transitiv) Landwirtschaft: bei Getreide, Hülsenfrüchten u.dgl. die Körner vom Stroh trennen durch Trampeln, Schlagen, Walzen oder mit einer Dreschmaschine
thresh acuñar; barajar; golpetear; pegar; sacudir; trillar battrefrapper de coups répétés.
thresh trillar rosser — (familier, fr) battre quelqu’un violemment, le rouer de coups.