italian-verb-to-accuse-is-accusare

Daily Verb Lesson: Italian for accuse is accusare

The Italian word for accuse, is the regular -ARE verb accusare.
... imagine the prosecutor ACCUSES Prime Minister Berlusconi of crimes.

Accusare is conjugated like thousands of other -ARE verbs.

accusare can also mean: accuse, blame, to incriminate, to point to, to charge (with), to complain of.
Related words include:
  - accusarsi (di) (vr) : to take the blame (for).
  - l'accusatore / l'accusatrice (nm/f) : accuser (male/female).
  - accusare ricevuta di (v) : to acknowledge receipt of.

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           to accuse: accusare
Imagine the prosecutor ACCUSES Prime Minister Berlusconi of crimes.
accusare - VERB CONJUGATION TABLE - to accuse
Simple Tenses accusare
TENSE
io
tu
lui/lei/Lei
noi
voi
loro/Loro
Present
Presente

accuse
accuso accusi accusa accusiamo accusate accusano
Past Imperfect
Imperfetto
accused
accusavo accusavi accusava accusavamo accusavate accusavano
Simple Past
Passato remoto

accused
accusai accusasti accusò accusammo accusaste accusarono
Future
Futuro semplice

will accuse
accuserò accuserai accuserà accuseremo accuserete accuseranno
Conditional
Condizionale

would accuse
accuserei accuseresti accuserebbe accuseremmo accusereste accuserebbero
Subjunctive
Congiuntivo Presente

may accuse
accusi accusi accusi accusiamo accusiate accusino
Compound Tenses accusare
Present Perfect
Passato Prossimo

have accused
ho accusato hai accusato ha accusato abbiamo accusato avete accusato hanno accusato
Past Perfect
Trapassato Prossimo

had accused
avevo accusato avevi accusato aveva accusato avevamo accusato avevate accusato avevano accusato
Future Perfect
Futuro Anteriore

will have accused
avrò accusato avrai accusato avrà accusato avremo accusato avrete accusato avranno accusato
Conditional Perfect
Condizionale Passato

would have accused
avrei accusato avresti accusato avrebbe accusato avremmo accusato avreste accusato avrebbero accusato
Perfect Subjunctive
Congiuntivo Passato

may have accused
abbia accusato abbia accusato abbia accusato abbiamo accusato abbiate accusato abbiano accusato
Imperative
Imperativo

accuse!
accusa!
non accusare!
(non) accusi! (non) accusiamo! (non) accusate! (non) accusino!
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