I. express [ıkˈspres] VB trans
II. express [ıkˈspres] ADJ
| I | express |
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| you | express |
| he/she/it | expresses |
| we | express |
| you | express |
| they | express |
| I | expressed |
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| you | expressed |
| he/she/it | expressed |
| we | expressed |
| you | expressed |
| they | expressed |
| I | have | expressed |
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| you | have | expressed |
| he/she/it | has | expressed |
| we | have | expressed |
| you | have | expressed |
| they | have | expressed |
| I | had | expressed |
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| you | had | expressed |
| he/she/it | had | expressed |
| we | had | expressed |
| you | had | expressed |
| they | had | expressed |
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It's real and will eat away at you and your relationships if you don't learn how to express it clearly.
www.mirror.co.uk The logotype required some special work to give it a modern and active feel; the four letters, inclined and becoming gradually thinner, express dynamism.
en.wikipedia.org Paper-cutting was not only a kind of handcraft, but also a piece of artwork, as it could express the idea through the pattern.
en.wikipedia.org The allure of anonymity gains extra importance for married individuals, who can enjoy relative safety to express fantasies and desires without being known or exposed.
en.wikipedia.org He used his bristling moustache to express all kinds of emotion by twitching or moving it.
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