philosophise

Past participle: philosophised
Gerund: philosophising

Imperative
philosophise
philosophise

Present
I philosophise
you philosophise
he/she/it philosophises
we philosophise
you philosophise
they philosophise

Preterite
I philosophised
you philosophised
he/she/it philosophised
we philosophised
you philosophised
they philosophised

Present Continuous
I am philosophising
you are philosophising
he/she/it is philosophising
we are philosophising
you are philosophising
they are philosophising

Present Perfect
I have philosophised
you have philosophised
he/she/it has philosophised
we have philosophised
you have philosophised
they have philosophised

Past Continuous
I was philosophising
you were philosophising
he/she/it was philosophising
we were philosophising
you were philosophising
they were philosophising

Past Perfect
I had philosophised
you had philosophised
he/she/it had philosophised
we had philosophised
you had philosophised
they had philosophised

Future
I will philosophise
you will philosophise
he/she/it will philosophise
we will philosophise
you will philosophise
they will philosophise

Future Perfect
I will have philosophised
you will have philosophised
he/she/it will have philosophised
we will have philosophised
you will have philosophised
they will have philosophised

Future Continuous
I will be philosophising
you will be philosophising
he/she/it will be philosophising
we will be philosophising
you will be philosophising
they will be philosophising

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been philosophising
you have been philosophising
he/she/it has been philosophising
we have been philosophising
you have been philosophising
they have been philosophising

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been philosophising
you will have been philosophising
he/she/it will have been philosophising
we will have been philosophising
you will have been philosophising
they will have been philosophising

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been philosophising
you had been philosophising
he/she/it had been philosophising
we had been philosophising
you had been philosophising
they had been philosophising

Conditional
I would philosophise
you would philosophise
he/she/it would philosophise
we would philosophise
you would philosophise
they would philosophise

Past Conditional
I would have philosophised
you would have philosophised
he/she/it would have philosophised
we would have philosophised
you would have philosophised
they would have philosophised

Thesaurus

Verb

philosophise - reason philosophicallyphilosophizecerebrate, cogitate, think - use or exercise the mind or one's power of reason in order to make inferences, decisions, or arrive at a solution or judgments; "I've been thinking all day and getting nowhere"

Translations

哲学探讨

philosophy

(fiˈlosəfi) – plural phiˈlosophies – noun1. the search for knowledge and truth, especially about the nature of man and his behaviour and beliefs. moral philosophy.哲学2. a particular system of philosophical theories. I have a very simple philosophy (=attitude to life) – enjoy life! 哲学体系，人生观 phiˈlosopher noun a person who studies philosophy, especially one who develops a particular set of theories. Rousseau was a famous philosopher.哲学家ˌphiloˈsophical, ˌphiloˈsophic (-ˈso-) adjective1. of philosophy. a philosophical discussion; philosophical works.哲学的2. (of a person) calm, not easily upset or worried. He's had a lot of bad luck, but he's philosophical about it. 达观的，处乱不惊的 ˌphiloˈsophically adverb哲学上phiˈlosophize, phiˈlosophise verb to think about or discuss the nature of man, the purpose of life etc. He spends all his time philosophizing and never does any work.哲学探讨

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verb reason philosophically

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