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federal ,
moderate ,
moderator ,
or
modern
moderator [ˈmɑːdəreɪt̬ər, Brit ˈmɒdəreɪtər] N form
1. moderator (mediator):
moderator
mediador(a) m (f)
2. moderator Am (of discussion):
moderator
moderador(a) m (f)
I. moderate2 [ˈmɑːdərəɪt, Brit ˈmɒd-] VB trans
moderate
moderar
moderate
presidir
to moderate an examination
presidir um exame
II. moderate2 [ˈmɑːdərəɪt, Brit ˈmɒd-] VB intr (act as moderator)
moderate
presidir como moderador
modern [ˈmɑːdərn, Brit ˈmɒdən] ADJ
modern
moderno(-a)
federal [ˈfedərəl] ADJ
federal
federal
Present
Imoderate
youmoderate
he/she/itmoderates
wemoderate
youmoderate
theymoderate
Past
Imoderated
youmoderated
he/she/itmoderated
wemoderated
youmoderated
theymoderated
Present Perfect
Ihavemoderated
youhavemoderated
he/she/ithasmoderated
wehavemoderated
youhavemoderated
theyhavemoderated
Past Perfect
Ihadmoderated
youhadmoderated
he/she/ithadmoderated
wehadmoderated
youhadmoderated
theyhadmoderated
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