KONJUGATION AUF ENGLISCH DES VERBS ELEGIZE
PRESENT
Present
I elegize
you elegize
he/she/it elegizes
we elegize
you elegize
they elegize
Present continuous
I am elegizing
you are elegizing
he/she/it is elegizing
we are elegizing
you are elegizing
they are elegizing
Present perfect
I have elegized
you have elegized
he/she/it has elegized
we have elegized
you have elegized
they have elegized
Present perfect continuous
I have been elegizing
you have been elegizing
he/she/it has been elegizing
we have been elegizing
you have been elegizing
they have been elegizing
PAST
Past
I elegized
you elegized
he/she/it elegized
we elegized
you elegized
they elegized
Past continuous
I was elegizing
you were elegizing
he/she/it was elegizing
we were elegizing
you were elegizing
they were elegizing
Past perfect
I had elegized
you had elegized
he/she/it had elegized
we had elegized
you had elegized
they had elegized
Past perfect continuous
I had been elegizing
you had been elegizing
he/she/it had been elegizing
we had been elegizing
you had been elegizing
they had been elegizing
FUTURE
Future
I will elegize
you will elegize
he/she/it will elegize
we will elegize
you will elegize
they will elegize
Future continuous
I will be elegizing
you will be elegizing
he/she/it will be elegizing
we will be elegizing
you will be elegizing
they will be elegizing
Future perfect
I will have elegized
you will have elegized
he/she/it will have elegized
we will have elegized
you will have elegized
they will have elegized
Future perfect continuous
I will have been elegizing
you will have been elegizing
he/she/it will have been elegizing
we will have been elegizing
you will have been elegizing
they will have been elegizing
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would elegize
you would elegize
he/she/it would elegize
we would elegize
you would elegize
they would elegize
Conditional continuous
I would be elegizing
you would be elegizing
he/she/it would be elegizing
we would be elegizing
you would be elegizing
they would be elegizing
Conditional perfect
I would have elegize
you would have elegize
he/she/it would have elegize
we would have elegize
you would have elegize
they would have elegize
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been elegizing
you would have been elegizing
he/she/it would have been elegizing
we would have been elegizing
you would have been elegizing
they would have been elegizing
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you elegize
we let´s elegize
you elegize
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
elegizing
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10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «ELEGIZE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
elegize in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
elegize im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
One of these books advances the project I've been developing for almost a
decade now—in Murder Ballads (2005), A Murmuration of Starlings (2008), and
Persons Unknown (2010)—to elegize each of the martyrs of the civil rights
movement.
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Shakespeare Survey: Volume 58, Writing about Shakespeare
ELEGIZE. ELIZABETHAN. ACTORS. TOBIAS. DORING. ELIZABETH MONTAGU: '
SHAKESPEAR'S POOR LITTLE CRITICK'? FIONA RITCHIE. In the second act of
Hamlet, after the First Player has delivered his passionate speech of death and ...
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John Ashbery and You: His Later Books
Age sags; little's left to elegize. Waking from waltz-dream with time to repent our
merry-go-round bestirs itself, then flies. Thousands of tears erode its sullen sides.
(92)5 "Real Time" tracks life from childhood, where one might take carousel ...
The first book from this accomplished formalist poet.
Ander Monson gives us a world of promise lost: hotel pools filled with refuse, wadded ATM receipts, cracked windshields in a land of endless snow.
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Pronouncing American dictionary: containing over 32,000 ...
containing over 32,000 words and phrases. With supplement of new words.
ELEGIZE in.: produced by voltaic electricity. Elegize, (el e-jiz) v. to celebrate or
bewail in an elegy. Elite, (a-let ) n. select society. Klevator, (el e-vft-tor) n. a
contrivance ...
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The New Excelsior Dictionary, Containing Every Useful Word ...
... of disease by means of electricity. Electrophone, (elek tro- fön) 7í. an
instrument which produces sound by means of electricity- Electroplate, (elek
tropin!) n. a metallic coat- ELEGIZE 334 EXUVIATE ln¡í produced by voltaic
electricity. Elegize ...
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The New Excelsior Dictionary
... by means of electricity. Electrophone, (elek'tro- fon) ». an instrument which
produces sound by means of electricity- Electroplate, (e-lek tro- plat) n. a metallic
coat- L ELEGIZE 334 EXTTVIATE ing produced by voltaic electricity. Elegize, (el ...
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The Oxford Handbook of Modern Irish Poetry
Announcing itself as an elegy, this fulfils few of the generic functions which press
in on Mahon's very different poem, and appears to voice instead a regret that it
cannot elegize Simmons, who has separated himself not just from the community
...
Fran Brearton, Alan Gillis, 2012
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Behind the Lines: War Resistance Poetry on the American Home ...
The poems about Vietnam demonstrate that Balaban's approach to writing the
war is to address, give tribute to, or elegize Vietnam and the Vietnamese that he
knew while working there. In fact, eight poems from his first collection explicitly ...
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «ELEGIZE» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
elegize im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Final MFA exhibits shown at the Grunwald
... I'm trying to apply some of that to reflections on where I think culture is today and kind of elegize a sense of almost a cultural absence.”. «Indiana Daily Student, Apr 15»
Cry because it happened
The speaker could elegize on the status of being a Barnard woman and how it makes us, duh, awesome. I don't care if she infuses me, ... «CU Columbia Spectator, Feb 15»
Blood Drenched Beard by Daniel Galera: Review
They do not just elegize the life of a town mortgaging its past for an empty present. A reader feels smothered there just like Galera's young man, ... «Toronto Star, Feb 15»
Neither Here Nor There: 'The Institute', the Game, and the Thread to …
“In part, this whole thing was to elegize this girl. She had a profound influence on Jeff, and he wanted to share that influence. Ultimately, that ... «PopMatters, Okt 14»
The Gone Girl of Ballet
... adaptable and airily pragmatic--a Mozartian genius, but one who lived long enough to elegize and reconjure elegant phantoms of the past. «Vanity Fair, Okt 14»
Reassessing Saddam Hussein's Legacy in Jordan
These groups carry Baath-era Iraqi flags in protests, they celebrate Saddam's birthday, and elegize his execution. Even though Shiites and ... «Journal of Turkish Weekly, Sep 14»
New Book: 'Azerbaijan and Aran (Caucasian Albania)'
First in the Caucasus and then later too in Iran, writers and poets began to elegize, yearn, and lament the 'division' of the country into two, and ... «Armenian Weekly, Aug 14»
Why do journalists remember nasty editors fondly?
Dean Baquet said it was “nuts” to elegize “'the city editor who changed my life because he was really nasty to me for six months and it made me ... «Poynter.org, Mai 14»
Sina Queyras: The poet who will say anything
These are poems that mourn, celebrate, and elegize, sometimes in the span of a single page. A collection haunted by more ghosts than a ... «National Post, Mai 14»
Only Lovers Left Alive
Jim Jarmusch's poetic, highly personal take on the vampire genre uses it to elegize various things that are dead or dying in the early 21st century—analog ... «Chicago Reader, Apr 14»
