CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO EMPLUME
PRESENT
Present
I emplume
you emplume
he/she/it emplumes
we emplume
you emplume
they emplume
Present continuous
I am empluming
you are empluming
he/she/it is empluming
we are empluming
you are empluming
they are empluming
Present perfect
I have emplumed
you have emplumed
he/she/it has emplumed
we have emplumed
you have emplumed
they have emplumed
Present perfect continuous
I have been empluming
you have been empluming
he/she/it has been empluming
we have been empluming
you have been empluming
they have been empluming
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 emplumed
you emplumed
he/she/it emplumed
we emplumed
you emplumed
they emplumed
Past continuous
I was empluming
you were empluming
he/she/it was empluming
we were empluming
you were empluming
they were empluming
Past perfect
I had emplumed
you had emplumed
he/she/it had emplumed
we had emplumed
you had emplumed
they had emplumed
Past perfect continuous
I had been empluming
you had been empluming
he/she/it had been empluming
we had been empluming
you had been empluming
they had been empluming
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will emplume
you will emplume
he/she/it will emplume
we will emplume
you will emplume
they will emplume
Future continuous
I will be empluming
you will be empluming
he/she/it will be empluming
we will be empluming
you will be empluming
they will be empluming
Future perfect
I will have emplumed
you will have emplumed
he/she/it will have emplumed
we will have emplumed
you will have emplumed
they will have emplumed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been empluming
you will have been empluming
he/she/it will have been empluming
we will have been empluming
you will have been empluming
they will have been empluming
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would emplume
you would emplume
he/she/it would emplume
we would emplume
you would emplume
they would emplume
Conditional continuous
I would be empluming
you would be empluming
he/she/it would be empluming
we would be empluming
you would be empluming
they would be empluming
Conditional perfect
I would have emplume
you would have emplume
he/she/it would have emplume
we would have emplume
you would have emplume
they would have emplume
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been empluming
you would have been empluming
he/she/it would have been empluming
we would have been empluming
you would have been empluming
they would have been empluming
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you emplume
we let´s emplume
you emplume
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
empluming
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 «EMPLUME»
Discover the use of
emplume in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
emplume and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
General English and French Dictionary: Newly Composed from ...
M.i;ijr-i.'.r ; 7. (metal.) en ima; i. (orn.) emplume; cotuurt de ivut. y - bowl, hi Aram
allien, rapidet. FEATHIRLESS [ftii'irlia] adj. jam hem. FEATHERY [tWU] adj. 1. 1
garni ie Isw 2. | emplume; i." g (des oi FECUNDATE [fitundit] v. a. | 1 □a. civ.) ...
In the center of thccanopy on the top, are two shields, upon which is placed a
crown of laurel; near 'he-shields are eagles heads [in gold; and at corner is an
helmet emplume ; each bel-1 'net on the dextn srdc is supported by a lion, and
those ...
3
The Miscellaneous and Posthumous Works of Henry Thomas Buckle
He particularly mentions — " le secret nouveau De l'Alun emplume." 1. In
Congreve's Love for Love (act iv. scene xvi. p. 227b) Tattle says : " Tis written in
my heart safer there, sir, than letters writ in juice of lemon, for no fire can fetch it
out." 2.
Henry Thomas Buckle, Helen Taylor, 1872
4
Medical Lexicon: A Dictionary of Medical Science; Containing ...
Emplume'e, Suture, quilled — s. Encheville'c, Suture, quilled — s. EntortUUe,
Suture, twisted — s. Entrecoupie, Suture, interrupted — s. False, Harmony — #.
Ocripitale, Lambdoid suture — 8. Oc- cipito-parietal, Lambdoid suture — s. de ...
5
The Extraordinary Voyage in French Literature Before 1700
certaines especes de chevaux, mais avec des tetes pointues, & des pattes qui
finissoient en griffes . . . elles estoient emplume'es & ... avoient des aisles (p. 43).
Fleeing to the water, Sadeur escapes upon his plank. Holding one end of it, ...
6
A Pronouncing Dictionary of the French Language: In Two Parts
[X /7<?a-«wrtf,s,herbcaux puces Flea-bite, s. morsure de puce, f. Flea-bitten, a.
mordu de puces Flea-bite, a, mouchete, e. Flea, va. epucer Fleak, s. flocon, m.
Fleam, s. flamme, f. de- chaustoir, m. Fleck*, a. tachete, e. Fledgem, a, emplume,
e.
7
Proceedings of the United States National Museum
... and characterizes it as " tres semblable & la Platalea leucorodia ; mais a la
partie posterieure de la gorge emplume'e et a bee brunatre." I may here remark,
by the way, that for comparison he had, according to his catalogue, 6 young birds
...
United States National Museum, Smithsonian Institution, United States. Dept. of the Interior, 1888
noir emplume", couvre leurs e'paules et 4s " Lei t*-rs from Italy." So, in a play leur
tcte."— Madame du Boccage, 1735. of Goldoni, who wrote in the middle of Lellret
sur Vllalie. the last century, the lady has a Brussels "Quelhi specie di lungo ...
9
The Native Races [of the Pacific States] ...
(htat., pp. 5-6. 3 ' (jitcumuii, litt Jralement serpent emplume, et dans un sens plus I'
tondu, serpent revetu de couleurs brillantes, de vert ou d'azur. Les plumes du guc
ou quetzal offrent egalement les deux teiutes. C'est exactiuent la mrnie chose ...
Hubert Howe Bancroft, 1882
10
Divine Fire and Other Poems
The sky a massy seascape lies, The sun/beyond forms fairer skies, Where
scattered fires emplume with light! Then all becomes an invert crystal bowl, The
moon glides out in silver-white — Wee stars grow sparkly, then the night Draws
velvet ...
Evelyn Mabel Palmer Watson, 1921
