English · Common Verbs
/pɔːrd/
[/pɔːrd/]
past tense of pour
Past tense and past participle of 'pour': to have make liquid flow from a container in the past.
She poured the warm soup into four bowls and carried them to the table.
She poured the warm soup into four bowls and carried them to the table.
From Middle English 'pouren', of uncertain origin.
Used to describe a completed action in the past.