Werkwoord "to handicap" - Engelse werkwoorden

Present

I handicap
you handicap
he/she/it handicaps
we handicap
you handicap
they handicap

Present continuous

I am handicapping
you are handicapping
he/she/it is handicapping
we are handicapping
you are handicapping
they are handicapping

Simple past

I handicapped
you handicapped
he/she/it handicapped
we handicapped
you handicapped
they handicapped

Past continuous

I was handicapping
you were handicapping
he/she/it was handicapping
we were handicapping
you were handicapping
they were handicapping

Present perfect

I have handicapped
you have handicapped
he/she/it has handicapped
we have handicapped
you have handicapped
they have handicapped

Present perfect continuous

I have been handicapping
you have been handicapping
he/she/it has been handicapping
we have been handicapping
you have been handicapping
they have been handicapping

Past perfect

I had handicapped
you had handicapped
he/she/it had handicapped
we had handicapped
you had handicapped
they had handicapped

Past perfect continuous

I had been handicapping
you had been handicapping
he/she/it had been handicapping
we had been handicapping
you had been handicapping
they had been handicapping

Future

I will handicap
you will handicap
he/she/it will handicap
we will handicap
you will handicap
they will handicap

Future continuous

I will be handicapping
you will be handicapping
he/she/it will be handicapping
we will be handicapping
you will be handicapping
they will be handicapping

Future perfect

I will have handicapped
you will have handicapped
he/she/it will have handicapped
we will have handicapped
you will have handicapped
they will have handicapped

Future perfect continuous

I will have been handicapping
you will have been handicapping
he/she/it will have been handicapping
we will have been handicapping
you will have been handicapping
they will have been handicapping

Conditional present

I would handicap
you would handicap
he/she/it would handicap
we would handicap
you would handicap
they would handicap

Conditional perfect

I would have handicapped
you would have handicapped
he/she/it would have handicapped
we would have handicapped
you would have handicapped
they would have handicapped

Conditional present progressive

I would be handicapping
you would be handicapping
he/she/it would be handicapping
we would be handicapping
you would be handicapping
they would be handicapping

Conditional perfect progressive

I would have been handicapping
you would have been handicapping
he/she/it would have been handicapping
we would have been handicapping
you would have been handicapping
they would have been handicapping

Present subjunctive

I handicap
you handicap
he/she/it handicap
we handicap
you handicap
they handicap

Past subjunctive

I handicapped
you handicapped
he/she/it handicapped
we handicapped
you handicapped
they handicapped

Past perfect subjunctive

I had handicapped
you had handicapped
he/she/it had handicapped
we had handicapped
you had handicapped
they had handicapped

Imperative

you handicap
we Let´s handicap
you handicap

Present participle

handicapping

Past participle

handicapped

Experience is becoming a handicap.

Such arrangements are in no way a handicap.

We must not handicap ourselves from the outset.

So there are actors who can perhaps overcome that handicap.

As such, this German person suffers a considerable handicap with regard to mobility.

The European non-vaccination policy is now turning out to be a self-imposed handicap.

An overabundance of information, far from being a handicap, can be very rewarding.

By making housing accessible we reduce or eliminate the handicap.

But let us not forget that there is another one, a new handicap, with the single currency.

Deviating national and regional customs are then treated as a form of handicap.

UNESCO estimates that 98 % of children with a handicap in these countries do not go to school.

In international trade, the handicap of customs duties had been created.

By improving transport we reduce or even eliminate the handicap.

However, here too the level of aid approved is quite rightly determined by the degree of handicap.

Annually, more than 200 000 people are scarred for life through injury and/ or a handicap.

The second handicap was represented by our isolation from the world and our autarchic tendencies.

Mr President, the ultra-peripheral regions suffer from the handicap of remoteness.

In particular we must protect those suffering from handicap, from disability, from a lack of advantage.

Their proliferation is today a major handicap for agricultural development.

Moreover, the maze of standards is a handicap for European industry compared to the US industry.

I am sure that experience has left me with a bigger internal handicap than I dare to admit.

So we can run this through to something like prosthetics, which is highly specialized to an individual's handicap.

What might at first sight appear to be a handicap for the automotive industry is in practice a great opportunity.

And if we handicap ourselves with play, we handicap ourselves as if we would with any other birthright that we have.

Maintaining the complexity of the current procedures would seriously handicap the interplay between the Union's institutions.

This represents a severe handicap for pensioners, for savers in general and for the efficiency of the economy.

I believe that any alternative to that would handicap the development of the sector, which has significant commercial potential.

Mr President, the Dutch presidency has removed age, handicap and sexual orientation from the anti-discrimination article.

We have ravaged our Earth and then used the food that we've sourced to handicap ourselves in more ways than one.

As Mrs Auroi and Mr Bernier said, with our support we are compensating for this type of handicap or additional constraint.

All of these were very worthy aims but they had one serious handicap: they took hardly any account of damage to natural values or the environment.

Discrimination for other reasons, for example because of handicap or sexual orientation, is only prohibited when it comes to employment and occupation.

If the IGC does not rectify these, they will pose a considerable handicap to the government and future development of a European Union of 27 Member States.

Very often, when regions with a geographical handicap are forced to apply this regulatory approach, they find themselves totally disempowered.