CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO DECOLOUR
PRESENT
Present
I decolour
you decolour
he/she/it decolours
we decolour
you decolour
they decolour
Present continuous
I am decolouring
you are decolouring
he/she/it is decolouring
we are decolouring
you are decolouring
they are decolouring
Present perfect
I have decoloured
you have decoloured
he/she/it has decoloured
we have decoloured
you have decoloured
they have decoloured
Present perfect continuous
I have been decolouring
you have been decolouring
he/she/it has been decolouring
we have been decolouring
you have been decolouring
they have been decolouring
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 decoloured
you decoloured
he/she/it decoloured
we decoloured
you decoloured
they decoloured
Past continuous
I was decolouring
you were decolouring
he/she/it was decolouring
we were decolouring
you were decolouring
they were decolouring
Past perfect
I had decoloured
you had decoloured
he/she/it had decoloured
we had decoloured
you had decoloured
they had decoloured
Past perfect continuous
I had been decolouring
you had been decolouring
he/she/it had been decolouring
we had been decolouring
you had been decolouring
they had been decolouring
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will decolour
you will decolour
he/she/it will decolour
we will decolour
you will decolour
they will decolour
Future continuous
I will be decolouring
you will be decolouring
he/she/it will be decolouring
we will be decolouring
you will be decolouring
they will be decolouring
Future perfect
I will have decoloured
you will have decoloured
he/she/it will have decoloured
we will have decoloured
you will have decoloured
they will have decoloured
Future perfect continuous
I will have been decolouring
you will have been decolouring
he/she/it will have been decolouring
we will have been decolouring
you will have been decolouring
they will have been decolouring
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would decolour
you would decolour
he/she/it would decolour
we would decolour
you would decolour
they would decolour
Conditional continuous
I would be decolouring
you would be decolouring
he/she/it would be decolouring
we would be decolouring
you would be decolouring
they would be decolouring
Conditional perfect
I would have decolour
you would have decolour
he/she/it would have decolour
we would have decolour
you would have decolour
they would have decolour
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been decolouring
you would have been decolouring
he/she/it would have been decolouring
we would have been decolouring
you would have been decolouring
they would have been decolouring
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you decolour
we let´s decolour
you decolour
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
decoloured
Present Participle
decolouring
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 «DECOLOUR»
Discover the use of
decolour in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
decolour and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Allen's Commercial Organic Analysis: A Treatise on the ...
Ash contains Fe. Decolour. Decolourised. Decolour. No change. Decolourised.
Decolourised. Heated to ioo° — violet (distinction from mala- j chite green).
Decolourised. . Decolourised. Buff. Decolourised. Paler. Decolourised. Blue.
Greenish.
Alfred Henry Allen, Henry Leffmann, Samuel Schmucker Sadtler, 1911
2
Chambers concise dictionary
[19c: from French decolleter to bare the neck and shoulders] decolonize or
decolonise /di:'kobnaiz/ > v to release (a state) from being a colony; to grant
independence to (a colony). [1930s; first as decolonization] □ decolonization n.
decolour ...
3
Routledge German Dictionary of Chemistry and Chemical ...
... (bioch) denaturation (of proteins) entfarben to decolour, to decolorize, to
discolour, to bleach; (pap) to whiten, to brighten; to deink (waste paper) ~/sich to
decolour, to decolorize, to discolour, to bleach out entfarbend decolorant
Entfarber m s ...
Technische Universitat Dreden, 2014
4
NAFTA on Second Thoughts: A Plural Evaluation
This makes the colour to be not only in the surface, but inside of the fiber, making
impossible to decolour, as it happens in cotton, wool, polyester and nylon fibers,
which are dyed after the fiber is raw. In this way, the colour remains only in the ...
David R. Dávila-Villers, 1998
5
Oxford Thesaurus of English
verb 1 the paintwork has faded and peeled: become pale, grow pale, pale,
become bleached, become washed out, lose colour, decolour, decolorize,
discolour; dull, dim, grow dull, grow dim, lose lustre. wANTONYMS brighten. 2
sunlight had ...
6
Langenscheidt Routledge German Dictionary of Chemistry and ...
... (bioch) denaturation (of proteins) entfarben to decolour, to decolorize, to
discolour, to bleach; (pap) to whiten, to brighten; to deink (waste paper) -/sich to
decolour, to decolorize, to discolour, to bleach out entfarbend decolorant
Entfarber m s.
Technische Universität Dresden, 1997
7
Workshop receipts, for manufactures and scientific amateurs
If it takes more than this quantity to decolour the water the discharge of the
chemical valve must be decreased. If it takes less than the above-mentioned
number of drops to decolour the water the discharge of the chemical valve must
be ...
8
Indian Science Abstracts
6452 TYAGI B S (Ceram Engng Dep, BHU , Varanasi-221005): Selenium as a
glass decolour iser. Glass Udyog 1977, 6(3), 21-4. The process of destroying the
residual iron colour of flint glass is called decolour isation. The most commonly ...
9
Water Pollution Research in Canada
In general, the main concern of this process does not appear to be in the
decolour i zat ion but rather in the sludge carbonation for magnesium recovery.
Therefore, the major objectives of the bench-scale phase of this study were to: 1.
Give a ...
10
The Chambers Dictionary
deckle 421 decolour way; dock -cargo cargo stowed on the deck of a vessel;
deck chair a chair, usu folding and made of canvas and wood, such as
passengers sit or lie on deck in; deck -game a game played on a ship's deck;
deck-hand a ...
7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DECOLOUR»
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decolour is used in the context of the following news items.
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Clinical white cubes The 1990s home-stager's three Ds (decolour, declutter, depersonalise) have been done to death. Pastel walls are now ... «The Sunday Times, Jun 15»
DENIM DAYS: Denim taking on sustainable approach
The process involves an initial factory optimisation inspection to check where water is used, an electro-configuration (decolour) is then added, ... «just-style.com, Apr 15»
Move over, chia seeds: why we're all chomping on charcoal
It's used widely in industry, including food and drink manufacturing, to purify water, for example, and decolour products like sugar. But when it ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 15»
Man of Steel movie review: super long and super heavy
From that vantage point — weariness towards the namesake's legacy and a clear desire to decolour it, without the thematic context that ... «Crikey, Jun 13»
Beauty confidential: Colour yourself beautiful
If you make a mistake don't panic — first try Decolour Stripper (£12.99, Boots), which removes artificial and natural colour pigments and since it ... «Daily Mail, Sep 12»
Norfolk Romans led way in recycling - 1500 years ago
The Romans used to decolour glass using the metals antimony and manganese, and more than half of the samples analysed were found to ... «Norwich Evening News, Oct 10»
Even the Romans recycled
... called ICP-AES, which can detect the the major and minor element present in the glass, including metals the Romans used to decolour it. «Planet Earth, Sep 10»
