Italian reference

dispiacere

to upset; to bother; to be sorry; to mind (with an indirect object)

Irregular · 14 form tables

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

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Indicative

Present

dispiacere: Present
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
lui/leiit upsets
lorothey upset

Compound past

dispiacere: Compound past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
lui/leiit upset; it has upset
lorothey upset; they have upset

Imperfect

dispiacere: Imperfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
lui/leiit used to upset
lorothey used to upset

Pluperfect

dispiacere: Pluperfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
lui/leiit had upset
lorothey had upset

Remote past

dispiacere: Remote past
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
lui/leiit upset
lorothey upset

Past anterior

dispiacere: Past anterior
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
lui/leiit had upset (before the next past event)
lorothey had upset (before the next past event)

Future

dispiacere: Future
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
lui/leiit will upset
lorothey will upset

Future perfect

dispiacere: Future perfect
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
lui/leiit will have upset
lorothey will have upset

Conditional

Present conditional

dispiacere: Present conditional
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
lui/leiit would upset
lorothey would upset

Past conditional

dispiacere: Past conditional
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
lui/leiit would have upset
lorothey would have upset

Subjunctive

Present subjunctive

dispiacere: Present subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
lui/lei(that) it upsets
loro(that) they upset

Past subjunctive

dispiacere: Past subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
lui/lei(that) it has upset
loro(that) they have upset

Imperfect subjunctive

dispiacere: Imperfect subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
lui/lei(that) it upset
loro(that) they upset

Pluperfect subjunctive

dispiacere: Pluperfect subjunctive
Person, form or usageForm and meaning
lui/lei(that) it had upset
loro(that) they had upset

Additional forms

Gerund
Past participle
/ / /
Past infinitive
Past gerund

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