ex·ert [ɪgˈzɜ:t, eg-] ГЛ. перех.
1. exert (utilize):
| I | exert |
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| you | exert |
| he/she/it | exerts |
| we | exert |
| you | exert |
| they | exert |
| I | exerted |
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| you | exerted |
| he/she/it | exerted |
| we | exerted |
| you | exerted |
| they | exerted |
| I | have | exerted |
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| you | have | exerted |
| he/she/it | has | exerted |
| we | have | exerted |
| you | have | exerted |
| they | have | exerted |
| I | had | exerted |
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| you | had | exerted |
| he/she/it | had | exerted |
| we | had | exerted |
| you | had | exerted |
| they | had | exerted |
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He exerted a great influence on his pupils.
en.wikipedia.org The tradition of guest professors continues to this day and continues to exert an important influence on the institute.
en.wikipedia.org Key to the process of active imagination is the goal of exerting as little influence as possible on mental images as they unfold.
en.wikipedia.org She has exerted great pressure on her supporters not to publicize her arrest or the charges against her.
en.wikipedia.org Though extensive effort has been exerted to overcome this, it continues to be extremely difficult to resolve.
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