CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO CICATRIZE
PRESENT
Present
I cicatrize
you cicatrize
he/she/it cicatrizes
we cicatrize
you cicatrize
they cicatrize
Present continuous
I am cicatrizing
you are cicatrizing
he/she/it is cicatrizing
we are cicatrizing
you are cicatrizing
they are cicatrizing
Present perfect
I have cicatrized
you have cicatrized
he/she/it has cicatrized
we have cicatrized
you have cicatrized
they have cicatrized
Present perfect continuous
I have been cicatrizing
you have been cicatrizing
he/she/it has been cicatrizing
we have been cicatrizing
you have been cicatrizing
they have been cicatrizing
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I cicatrized
you cicatrized
he/she/it cicatrized
we cicatrized
you cicatrized
they cicatrized
Past continuous
I was cicatrizing
you were cicatrizing
he/she/it was cicatrizing
we were cicatrizing
you were cicatrizing
they were cicatrizing
Past perfect
I had cicatrized
you had cicatrized
he/she/it had cicatrized
we had cicatrized
you had cicatrized
they had cicatrized
Past perfect continuous
I had been cicatrizing
you had been cicatrizing
he/she/it had been cicatrizing
we had been cicatrizing
you had been cicatrizing
they had been cicatrizing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will cicatrize
you will cicatrize
he/she/it will cicatrize
we will cicatrize
you will cicatrize
they will cicatrize
Future continuous
I will be cicatrizing
you will be cicatrizing
he/she/it will be cicatrizing
we will be cicatrizing
you will be cicatrizing
they will be cicatrizing
Future perfect
I will have cicatrized
you will have cicatrized
he/she/it will have cicatrized
we will have cicatrized
you will have cicatrized
they will have cicatrized
Future perfect continuous
I will have been cicatrizing
you will have been cicatrizing
he/she/it will have been cicatrizing
we will have been cicatrizing
you will have been cicatrizing
they will have been cicatrizing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would cicatrize
you would cicatrize
he/she/it would cicatrize
we would cicatrize
you would cicatrize
they would cicatrize
Conditional continuous
I would be cicatrizing
you would be cicatrizing
he/she/it would be cicatrizing
we would be cicatrizing
you would be cicatrizing
they would be cicatrizing
Conditional perfect
I would have cicatrize
you would have cicatrize
he/she/it would have cicatrize
we would have cicatrize
you would have cicatrize
they would have cicatrize
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been cicatrizing
you would have been cicatrizing
he/she/it would have been cicatrizing
we would have been cicatrizing
you would have been cicatrizing
they would have been cicatrizing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you cicatrize
we let´s cicatrize
you cicatrize
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
cicatrized
Present Participle
cicatrizing
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CICATRIZE»
Discover the use of
cicatrize in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cicatrize and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Eight chirurgical treatises, on these followings heads: ...
As the Ulcer incarned, I endeavoured by Bandage to keep the Lips flat to cicatrize
with the Ulcer, and to that purpose dressed them and the Ulcer with unguent, e
cake, touching the lax Flesh with the Vitriol-stone, to dry it, and fit it to cicatrize, ...
Richard Wiseman, J. Osborn ((Londres)), 1734
2
Several chirurgical treatises. - London, Flesher 1676
I dressed it with Epuloticks', hoping it,would yet cicatrize: but the Cuticula
afterwards crack'd in three places more, and the Patient suspected the cause to
be from a fault in the Bone', as in truth I should my self have doubted it, if I had not
seen ...
3
Eight chirurgical treatises, on these following heads: viz. ...
As the Ulcer incarned, I endeavoured by Bandage to keep the Lips flat to cicatrize
with the Ulcer, and to that purpose dressed them and the Ulcer with unguent, e ca
/ce, touching the lax Flesh with the Vitriol- stone, to dry it, and fit it to cicatrize, ...
4
A French and English dictionary
To cicatrize ; to sltjn ; to slcjr; to set a skin, maty a sl^ir on ; btin^ to a slejn, heal up
to a skft. Ciceroiles : f. Small Cichlings , or Chickling; small petty Cichis; in Lttine
they are tcarmed Cicera, which Gerard holds to be yellow wildFitches. Cices : f.
5
Mellificium Chirurgiæ: Or, The Marrow Of Chirurgery: With ...
Etal: are, I. Crude Antimony, it astringes, dryes, obstructs the Pores, waste; roud-
Flesh, pro-cures a Cicatrize, cleaan cth filthy Ulcers, in Col yriums, is good in
Ulcers of the Eyes; and infiis'd in drink, is excellent for sharpnels ofUrin. 2.. A'fim'
ck ...
James Cooke, Thomas Gibson, 1704
6
A Dictionary of the Bengala Language: In which the Words are ...
^75, v. n. (from ^ftafl, a socket), to heal, to assume a healing appearance, to
cicatrize. The adverbial participle of this root is frequently constructed withs*, to
tin up, and then signifies to heal up, to cicatrize. s. (from sr?^*, sea salt), a
superior kind ...
7
The new and complete dictionary of the German and English ...
Slarben maefien, to cicatrize or make a Seas on. Slarben befommen, to cicatrize
itself, to heat up to a Scar, to consolidate. Slarbe or Slarb , is also a Name in
some Provinces for a Lock to lock a Town -Gate with. Slarben, verb. rtg. ad. el
tieutr.
Let the followers of Thessalus reply to us, since he made absolutely no distinction
among such places, how, by Zeus, we shall cicatrize this with the medication
made from cadmia,21for this will effectively cicatrize the wound in the thigh. Will it
...
Galen, Ian Johnston, G. H. R. Horsley, 2011
9
Vollständiges Wörterbuch Der Englischen Sprache Für Die ...
Not-be, is also a Name so; the Grain of Leather. die Narbenfeite des Lever', the
GrainSide of Leather, Narben macheu, to' cicatrize or make a Scar on. . si Nnrbcn
bcfomnten, to cicatrize siitsclf, to heal up>to a Scar, to consolidate. , , Narbe or ...
10
A Companion to Johnson's Dictionary in English and Bengalee: ...
?F5, s. a particular kind of bracelet, ^aa, v. n. to heal, to cicatrize, to assume a
healing appearance. ^fom ^fc, to heal up, to cicatrize. yryyg, s. a superior kind of
salt. ^^1, v. n. vide &$4S ; also, to bud, to produce flower buds; s. a stalk or scion,
...
John Mendies, Johnson Samuel, 1828
7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CICATRIZE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
cicatrize is used in the context of the following news items.
Same sex marriage needs straight people to take a stand in Australia
Commenter: Losel Cicatrize; Date and time: Mon Feb 02 22:37:47 UTC 2015. "Gay marriage" is not being singled out for "special treatment". «The Age, Feb 15»
The Martial Chronicles: James Figg & the Lost Origins of the Sport of …
"The Kentuckyan at length gave out, on which the people carried off the victor, and he preferring a triumph to a doctor, who came to cicatrize his ... «Cageside Seats, Nov 12»
Legacy of Meles Zenawi of Ethiopia (1991-2012)
Meles' era will leave a huge cleavage of cicatrize of a scar that will never heal from the wedges he promoted, from making Ethiopia landlocked, ... «Nazret.com, Oct 12»
National Spelling Bee (Live blog)
10:33 a.m. On a roll. The last ten words have been spelled correctly. The words include coulisse and cicatrize.Never heard of them? Me neither. «Washington Post, May 12»
Local Students Advanced to 5th Round of Spelling Bee
Malayappan, no stranger to the National Spelling Bee asked if he could buy a vowel before correctly spelling cicatrize in round four. «NBC Connecticut, May 12»
Danbury speller misses by a single letter
Malayappan, 12, carefully worked through the first round of onstage spelling Thursday morning when he correctly spelled "cicatrize" (heal by ... «Danbury News Times, May 12»
Fall by Amy Newman
Later though, she seems to grow beyond her initial pain and speaks of spring hurting just as much as Fall (reminiscent of T.S. Eliot), "keep the cicatrize; the ... «Bookslut, May 05»
