I. reprieve [rɪˈpriːv] ГЛ. перех.
- reprieve
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II. reprieve [rɪˈpriːv] СУЩ.
- reprieve
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| you | reprieve |
| he/she/it | reprieves |
| we | reprieve |
| you | reprieve |
| they | reprieve |
| I | reprieved |
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| you | reprieved |
| he/she/it | reprieved |
| we | reprieved |
| you | reprieved |
| they | reprieved |
| I | have | reprieved |
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| you | have | reprieved |
| he/she/it | has | reprieved |
| we | have | reprieved |
| you | have | reprieved |
| they | have | reprieved |
| I | had | reprieved |
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| you | had | reprieved |
| he/she/it | had | reprieved |
| we | had | reprieved |
| you | had | reprieved |
| they | had | reprieved |
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The next day the governor agreed to a two-week reprieve, so that additional options for funding the tunnel could be developed.
en.wikipedia.org I actually went into the gas chamber, but was reprieved.
en.wikipedia.org However, shortly afterwards they were given a reprieve after possible new investors contacted the club.
en.wikipedia.org He also has the power to issue pardons and reprieves.
en.wikipedia.org The reprieve on gambling would be temporary, however.
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