CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO DISORIENTATE
PRESENT
Present
I disorientate
you disorientate
he/she/it disorientates
we disorientate
you disorientate
they disorientate
Present continuous
I am disorientating
you are disorientating
he/she/it is disorientating
we are disorientating
you are disorientating
they are disorientating
Present perfect
I have disorientated
you have disorientated
he/she/it has disorientated
we have disorientated
you have disorientated
they have disorientated
Present perfect continuous
I have been disorientating
you have been disorientating
he/she/it has been disorientating
we have been disorientating
you have been disorientating
they have been disorientating
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 disorientated
you disorientated
he/she/it disorientated
we disorientated
you disorientated
they disorientated
Past continuous
I was disorientating
you were disorientating
he/she/it was disorientating
we were disorientating
you were disorientating
they were disorientating
Past perfect
I had disorientated
you had disorientated
he/she/it had disorientated
we had disorientated
you had disorientated
they had disorientated
Past perfect continuous
I had been disorientating
you had been disorientating
he/she/it had been disorientating
we had been disorientating
you had been disorientating
they had been disorientating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will disorientate
you will disorientate
he/she/it will disorientate
we will disorientate
you will disorientate
they will disorientate
Future continuous
I will be disorientating
you will be disorientating
he/she/it will be disorientating
we will be disorientating
you will be disorientating
they will be disorientating
Future perfect
I will have disorientated
you will have disorientated
he/she/it will have disorientated
we will have disorientated
you will have disorientated
they will have disorientated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been disorientating
you will have been disorientating
he/she/it will have been disorientating
we will have been disorientating
you will have been disorientating
they will have been disorientating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would disorientate
you would disorientate
he/she/it would disorientate
we would disorientate
you would disorientate
they would disorientate
Conditional continuous
I would be disorientating
you would be disorientating
he/she/it would be disorientating
we would be disorientating
you would be disorientating
they would be disorientating
Conditional perfect
I would have disorientate
you would have disorientate
he/she/it would have disorientate
we would have disorientate
you would have disorientate
they would have disorientate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been disorientating
you would have been disorientating
he/she/it would have been disorientating
we would have been disorientating
you would have been disorientating
they would have been disorientating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you disorientate
we let´s disorientate
you disorientate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to disorientate
Past participle
disorientated
Present Participle
disorientating
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 «DISORIENTATE»
Discover the use of
disorientate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
disorientate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Disorientate-tion on a Weekday Morning: a totally ...
DISORIENTATE-TION. ON. A. WEEKDAY. MORNING. THE FIRST PERSON TO
NOTICE THE Accident-That-Never-Happened, as a particular Freak later called it
on her incident report to give her boss a migraine, was Tamantha Keleanor ...
... continuity editingmight becalled reductive editing. When creating montage,
always gofor adding shots in ratherthan taking them out.You mightneed to make
eachshot shorter andfaster, butthat helpsto disorientate the viewer.
3
The Stylistics of Poetry: Context, Cognition, Discourse, History
At this point, we seem to have every reason to believe that this attempt to
disorientate the reader is deliberate because, in conjunction with the speaker's
detached and impersonal manner, it not only reinforces the feelings of distance
and ...
4
The Penguin Writer's Manual
See disc or disk? disorient or disorientate? Both forms of the word are correct.
Disorient is more often used in American English, disorientate in British English.
disorientate or disorient? See disorient or disorientate? dispatch or despatch?
Martin Manser, Stephen Curtis, 2004
5
Gould's Book of Fish: A Novel in Twelve Fish
In the early nineteenth century, forger and thief William Buelow Gould lands in prison in Australia, where the prison doctor utilizes his painting talents to create an illustrated taxonomy of the country's exotic sea creatures.
6
Reading Sin in the World: The Hamartigenia of Prudentius and ...
of Israel's enemies: 'Another example of how double reference (doppio
riferimento) can disorientate the reader is provided by the section of the
Hamartigenia which runs from 409–423. For this section Bergman and
Lavarenne refer the scholar ...
7
Good Word Guide: The Fast Way to Correct English - Spelling, ...
After years of being institutionalized she was disoriented/disorientated after her
discharge. Disorient is preferred by some users as the shorter and simpler
alternative; it is also the standard form in American English, while disorientate is
more ...
8
Conspiracy Encyclopedia
A powerful handheld strobe light could have been used to disorientate the driver.
The car could have been forced into the wall of the tunnel by another car. The
driver Henri Paul could have been killed by Trevor Rees-Jones, the Princess's ...
This may disorientate you for a while,' he said, placing his hands on either side of
her temples. She shied away, holding up her hands in defence. 'Wait a minute,
what do you mean disorientate me? I think that's already happened. How could it
...
10
English/German Dictionary of Idioms: Supplement to the ...
Laden: den (ganzen) Laden durcheinander bringen to bethrown into disorder
Reihe:ausder Reihekommen disorientate to disorientate s.o. bringen: jn./etw.
durcheinander bringen disparaging to reply/...witha disparaging/dismissive/...
Professor Hans Schemann, 2013
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DISORIENTATE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
disorientate is used in the context of the following news items.
Bats And Bishops: Making Friends With Bats In London
Lights left on at night can disorientate bats and their prey, and new urban development fragments corridors of green space that the creatures ... «Londonist, Jul 15»
Catalysts And Snags For Nokia Corporation (ADR) (NYSE:NOK)
Both Huawei and Ericsson (ADR) (NASDAQ:ERIC) appear to have panicked and are currently trying to disorientate Nokia by waging pricing ... «InvestCorrectly, Jul 15»
Blood Cells | Movie review
Close-up shots at awkward angles serve to disorientate yet familiarise viewers, by drawing them in and enveloping them as much as the lead ... «The Upcoming, Jul 15»
The Back to the Future Trilogy: 88 Things You Might Have Missed
It's also worth noting the cassette tape Marty uses to disorientate George: it's clear to see that the name 'Edward' has been hastily added to ... «Den of Geek!, Jul 15»
Chance The Rapper
While not a criticism in itself, the change of pace appears to disorientate an audience still caught in the hype of earlier sing-alongs. Of course ... «Music News, Jun 15»
1984 by George Orwell - Adapted by Robert Icke and Duncan …
... where blinding flashes of light combine with a cacophany of sounds from shrieking sirens to pulses of deep vibrations, thrill yet disorientate. «Independent Catholic News, Jun 15»
Airfield Profile: Gloucestershire
“Having three runways in use can disorientate people,” he says. “The default is to join overhead, but if you want to join direct, ask on your first ... «PilotWeb, Jun 15»
Ministry to start 'Save Turtles' drive
The ministry will also exert efforts to reduce unwarranted use of lights during the nesting season, as it tends to disorientate turtles and ... «Peninsula On-line, Jun 15»
Unprecedented Exhibition of Scale by Mona Hatoum at Centre …
Instead, her work seeks to disorientate and challenge audiences, speaking to an unstable universe. From June 24, the Centre Georges ... «BLOUIN ARTINFO, Jun 15»
Afghan migrant 'struggled for air'
The court has been told the Afghans had been asked to meet in Lokeren, a small city in Flanders, before being driven around to disorientate ... «Belfast Telegraph, Jun 15»
