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avviare

to start up; launch

Regular · 15 form tables

Includes indicative, conditional, subjunctive and imperative forms, with participles and other supplied forms below.

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Indicative

Present

avviare: Present
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ioI start up
tuyou start up
lui/leihe/she starts up; you (formal) start up
noiwe start up
voiyou (plural) start up
lorothey start up

Compound past

avviare: Compound past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ioI started up; I have started up
tuyou started up; you have started up
lui/leihe/she started up; he/she has started up; you (formal) started up; you (formal) have started up
noiwe started up; we have started up
voiyou (plural) started up; you (plural) have started up
lorothey started up; they have started up

Imperfect

avviare: Imperfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ioI used to start up
tuyou used to start up
lui/leihe/she used to start up; you (formal) used to start up
noiwe used to start up
voiyou (plural) used to start up
lorothey used to start up

Pluperfect

avviare: Pluperfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ioI had started up
tuyou had started up
lui/leihe/she had started up; you (formal) had started up
noiwe had started up
voiyou (plural) had started up
lorothey had started up

Remote past

avviare: Remote past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ioI started up
tuyou started up
lui/leihe/she started up; you (formal) started up
noiwe started up
voiyou (plural) started up
lorothey started up

Past anterior

avviare: Past anterior
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ioI had started up (before the next past event)
tuyou had started up (before the next past event)
lui/leihe/she had started up (before the next past event); you (formal) had started up (before the next past event)
noiwe had started up (before the next past event)
voiyou (plural) had started up (before the next past event)
lorothey had started up (before the next past event)

Future

avviare: Future
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ioI will start up
tuyou will start up
lui/leihe/she will start up; you (formal) will start up
noiwe will start up
voiyou (plural) will start up
lorothey will start up

Future perfect

avviare: Future perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ioI will have started up
tuyou will have started up
lui/leihe/she will have started up; you (formal) will have started up
noiwe will have started up
voiyou (plural) will have started up
lorothey will have started up

Conditional

Present conditional

avviare: Present conditional
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ioI would start up
tuyou would start up
lui/leihe/she would start up; you (formal) would start up
noiwe would start up
voiyou (plural) would start up
lorothey would start up

Past conditional

avviare: Past conditional
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
ioI would have started up
tuyou would have started up
lui/leihe/she would have started up; you (formal) would have started up
noiwe would have started up
voiyou (plural) would have started up
lorothey would have started up

Subjunctive

Present subjunctive

avviare: Present subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
io(that) I start up
tu(that) you start up
lui/lei(that) he/she starts up; (that) you (formal) start up
noi(that) we start up
voi(that) you (plural) start up
loro(that) they start up

Past subjunctive

avviare: Past subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
io(that) I have started up
tu(that) you have started up
lui/lei(that) he/she has started up; (that) you (formal) have started up
noi(that) we have started up
voi(that) you (plural) have started up
loro(that) they have started up

Imperfect subjunctive

avviare: Imperfect subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
io(that) I started up
tu(that) you started up
lui/lei(that) he/she started up; (that) you (formal) started up
noi(that) we started up
voi(that) you (plural) started up
loro(that) they started up

Pluperfect subjunctive

avviare: Pluperfect subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
io(that) I had started up
tu(that) you had started up
lui/lei(that) he/she had started up; (that) you (formal) had started up
noi(that) we had started up
voi(that) you (plural) had started up
loro(that) they had started up

Imperative

Imperative

avviare: Imperative
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
tustart up!
lui/leistart up! (formal)
noilet's start up!
voistart up! (plural)

Additional forms

Gerund
Past participle
/ / /
Past infinitive
Past gerund

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