CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO CUTINISE
PRESENT
Present
I cutinise
you cutinise
he/she/it cutinises
we cutinise
you cutinise
they cutinise
Present continuous
I am cutinising
you are cutinising
he/she/it is cutinising
we are cutinising
you are cutinising
they are cutinising
Present perfect
I have cutinised
you have cutinised
he/she/it has cutinised
we have cutinised
you have cutinised
they have cutinised
Present perfect continuous
I have been cutinising
you have been cutinising
he/she/it has been cutinising
we have been cutinising
you have been cutinising
they have been cutinising
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 cutinised
you cutinised
he/she/it cutinised
we cutinised
you cutinised
they cutinised
Past continuous
I was cutinising
you were cutinising
he/she/it was cutinising
we were cutinising
you were cutinising
they were cutinising
Past perfect
I had cutinised
you had cutinised
he/she/it had cutinised
we had cutinised
you had cutinised
they had cutinised
Past perfect continuous
I had been cutinising
you had been cutinising
he/she/it had been cutinising
we had been cutinising
you had been cutinising
they had been cutinising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will cutinise
you will cutinise
he/she/it will cutinise
we will cutinise
you will cutinise
they will cutinise
Future continuous
I will be cutinising
you will be cutinising
he/she/it will be cutinising
we will be cutinising
you will be cutinising
they will be cutinising
Future perfect
I will have cutinised
you will have cutinised
he/she/it will have cutinised
we will have cutinised
you will have cutinised
they will have cutinised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been cutinising
you will have been cutinising
he/she/it will have been cutinising
we will have been cutinising
you will have been cutinising
they will have been cutinising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would cutinise
you would cutinise
he/she/it would cutinise
we would cutinise
you would cutinise
they would cutinise
Conditional continuous
I would be cutinising
you would be cutinising
he/she/it would be cutinising
we would be cutinising
you would be cutinising
they would be cutinising
Conditional perfect
I would have cutinise
you would have cutinise
he/she/it would have cutinise
we would have cutinise
you would have cutinise
they would have cutinise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been cutinising
you would have been cutinising
he/she/it would have been cutinising
we would have been cutinising
you would have been cutinising
they would have been cutinising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you cutinise
we let´s cutinise
you cutinise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
cutinised
Present Participle
cutinising
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 «CUTINISE»
Discover the use of
cutinise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cutinise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Studies Upon the Life Cycles of the Bacteria ...
... cell “se cutinise en déhors.” Praz'mmvski expressed the analogous opinion in
regard to resistent thickwalled cells of Micrococcus ureae (1888a) and of
Azotobacter clzroococcum (1912), despite the fact that the typical character of
microcysts ...
2
The Amazing Illustrated Word Game Memory Books: Twenty-One ...
... TENESMIC NESCIENT PECTINES CENTESIS CYSTEINE INFLECTS
ETCHINGS SCENTING ICHNITES NITCHIES KITCHENS THICKENS CHINTSES
SNITCHES CHINTZES KINETICS MINCIEST CUTINISE SYENITIC CITIZENS
ZINCITES ...
3
Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences
... that Van Tz'eghem's Leuconostoc cysts had been endospores, because they
had been brighter in the center and had germinated like endospores, though Van
Tieghem clearly stated that the wall of the whole cell “se cutinise en déhors.
... CUTGRASSES CUTICLE CUTICLES CUTICULA CUTICULAE CUTICULAR
CUTICULARISATION CUTICULARISATIONS CUTICULARIZATION
CUTICULARIZATIONS CUTIE CUTIES CUTIN CUTINISE CUTINISED
CUTINISES CUTINISING ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
5
English Language Word Builder
... APHORISEI ARBORISE ARCHAISEI ATHETISE ATTICISE AVTANTSE
BANALISE BOTANISEI CALORISE CANALISE CAPONISE CHROMTSE
COLORISEI CREOLISE CUTINISE DIMERISE DIVINISE DYNAMISE EBIONISE
EMBOLISE ...
... AIRHOLES ANGSTROM ARGENTAL ATTORNED BEDSONIA BONNIEST
CANNIEST CIGARETS CONTESSA CUTINISE DENTALIA ABSOLVER
AIRINESS ANGULOSE ARGENTIC ATTRITED BEDSTAND BONSPIEL
CANOEIST CILIATES ...
7
The Complete Wordbook for Game Players: Winning Words for ...
... ANDESITE AP AIRSPEED NERDIEST HEATHENS FG FLANGERS CU
CUTINISE AL ALLANITE PS PANELIST INFESTER AG SEDATING AR
DREARIES RESIDENT HM METHANES FK FLANKERS CY SYENITIC AM
ANTIMALE PANTILES ...
8
Encyklopädisches englisch-deutsches und deutsch-englisches ...
... mcmbran(o)ons,in»)i- braniferous, cuticular, dermal, Itrfnil integumental,
integumentar}-, (tmt'itig1 membraniform; ,i- ¥i jdiiitjcnli.it ikitmi- ness, fllminess; ^
murticn 47 to cuticalarise, to cutinise; ~ meiben to become men:- branous, 47 to
cutify; ...
Eduard Muret, Daniel Sanders, Immanuel Schmidt, 1897
9
Geophytology: A Journal of Palaeobotany and Allied Sciences
Namely, its stomatal apparatus appears to b6 slightly smaller in size than that of
Nypa and its adaxial epidermal cells are more cutinise<lSuch differences could
exist even in different leaves of a same plant or might be a result Ol changes in ...
... epitomic isomeric comities semiotic Oswiecim empirics trimeric meristic termitic
nepionic irenicon nicotine cinerins recision soricine invoices excision eviction
principe Príncipe citrines crinites inciters incisure sciurine neuritic cutinise
syenitic ...
Justin Crozier, Cormac McKeown, 2006
