CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO ENTOMB
PRESENT
Present
I entomb
you entomb
he/she/it entombs
we entomb
you entomb
they entomb
Present continuous
I am entombing
you are entombing
he/she/it is entombing
we are entombing
you are entombing
they are entombing
Present perfect
I have entombed
you have entombed
he/she/it has entombed
we have entombed
you have entombed
they have entombed
Present perfect continuous
I have been entombing
you have been entombing
he/she/it has been entombing
we have been entombing
you have been entombing
they have been entombing
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 entombed
you entombed
he/she/it entombed
we entombed
you entombed
they entombed
Past continuous
I was entombing
you were entombing
he/she/it was entombing
we were entombing
you were entombing
they were entombing
Past perfect
I had entombed
you had entombed
he/she/it had entombed
we had entombed
you had entombed
they had entombed
Past perfect continuous
I had been entombing
you had been entombing
he/she/it had been entombing
we had been entombing
you had been entombing
they had been entombing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will entomb
you will entomb
he/she/it will entomb
we will entomb
you will entomb
they will entomb
Future continuous
I will be entombing
you will be entombing
he/she/it will be entombing
we will be entombing
you will be entombing
they will be entombing
Future perfect
I will have entombed
you will have entombed
he/she/it will have entombed
we will have entombed
you will have entombed
they will have entombed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been entombing
you will have been entombing
he/she/it will have been entombing
we will have been entombing
you will have been entombing
they will have been entombing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would entomb
you would entomb
he/she/it would entomb
we would entomb
you would entomb
they would entomb
Conditional continuous
I would be entombing
you would be entombing
he/she/it would be entombing
we would be entombing
you would be entombing
they would be entombing
Conditional perfect
I would have entomb
you would have entomb
he/she/it would have entomb
we would have entomb
you would have entomb
they would have entomb
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been entombing
you would have been entombing
he/she/it would have been entombing
we would have been entombing
you would have been entombing
they would have been entombing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you entomb
we let´s entomb
you entomb
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
entombing
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 «ENTOMB»
Discover the use of
entomb in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
entomb and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Decommissioning Health Physics: A Handbook for MARSSIM ...
The proposed technical approach in the United Kingdom is to “entomb by
grouting the internal void spaces, sealing up and capping over the reactor
structure which is then covered with a mound of sea-dredged sand that is capped
with ...
2
Aging nuclear power plants : managing plant life and ...
The NRC could also clarify whether ENTOMB is still a viable decommissioning
strategy and, if so, under what conditions. During a 1988 rulemaking, the NRC
considered eliminating ENTOMB as a decommissioning option but instead
decided ...
3
An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
2. to swell; to puff up : as, entomb', to inter or bury; intumesce', to swell; tum'ble, to
roll, to fall; tu'mefy, to swell. ttcon'tomacy, n. con(«me']iousness, n.||||towi6, n.
conftma'cious, a. entomb', v. tomb'less, a. conJMwia'ciously, ad. entomb'ed, ...
John Oswald, John Miller Keagy, 1840
4
140 Shorties III: [Yet More Verse Bits]
ENTOMB. Entomb the past. It still will rise and somehow scream. Your lovely
motions remain, remembered, and what you've wished survives. I daresay that
main events always box life's ears. Be slow to forgive. RECEIVING Receiving
your ...
5
Concise English Dictionary
entomb in-tdom', v.t. to place in a tomb: to bury. — n. entomb'ment burial. [O.Fr.
entoumber — en, in, tombe, a tomb.] entomic en-tom'ik, adj. pertaining to insects.
— adj. entomological. — adv. entomolog'ically. — v.i. ento- mol'ogise, -ize. — ns
...
6
The tragedies of Euripides translated [by R. Potter]. by R. ...
Her, that died for thee, wilt thou not entomb. adm. These are the tokens of thy
abject spirit. piier. By us she died not, that thou wilt not say. adm. Ah, may'st thou
sometime come to want my aid ! pher. Wed many wives, that more may die for
thee.
Her, that died for thee, wilt thou not entomb ? Admetus. These are the tokens of
thy abject spirit. Pheres. By us she died not, that thou wilt not say. Admetus. Ah,
mayst thou some time come to want my aid ! Pheres. Wed many wives, that more
...
The NRC designates three types of decommissioning as DECON, SAFESTOR,
and ENTOMB. DECON requires taking a plant down immediately and removing
any radioactive materials. SAFESTOR is similar, except that the plant is allowed
to ...
Marcia Amidon Lusted, 2011
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United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission Information ...
... DECON Completed GE Bonus* BWR CE 04/02/1964 ENTOMB Punta Higuera,
PR 50 06/01/1968 ENTOMB CVTR** PTHW WEST 11/27/1962 SAFSTOR Parr,
SC 65 01/01/1967 SAFSTOR Dresden 1 BWR GE 09/28/1959 SAFSTOR Morris,
...
10
The Tragedies of Euripides
Unburied is thy husband, or entomb'd? hel. Unburied. My afflictions sink my soul.
theoc. Are thy bright tresses for this sorrow shorn ? hel. Oh, he was dear, whilst
here, most dear to me ! theoc. Is this then a mischance well wail'd with tears? hel.
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ENTOMB»
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entomb is used in the context of the following news items.
State Debate: 83% of Green Bay paper's readers believe Scott …
Political Environment blogger James Rowen complains that the Wisconsin Legislature's Republicans are determined to "entomb the state in an ... «Madison.com, Jul 15»
USA's Experimental Breeder Reactor-II now permanently entombed
... the basement of the Experimental Breeder Reactor-II (EBR-II) building to fill in any remaining void spaces and effectively entomb the reactor. «World Nuclear News, Jul 15»
[Bed Bug Supplement] Turning Up The Heat
J Econ Entomb 102(3): 1182-1188. Potter, M. F., A. Romero, K. F. Haynes and E. Hardebeck. 2007. “Killing them softly: Battling bed bugs in ... «PCT Magazine, Jun 15»
Professor warns robots could keep us in coffins on heroin drips
Armstrong fears, for example, that being told to keep humans "safe and happy," the robots might "entomb everyone in concrete coffins on heroin ... «CNET, Jun 15»
Urban Armor Aviator iPhone 5/5s case review
It was the first phone I didn't immediately entomb in plastic, silicone or leather, and I have enjoyed using cases while testing and then going ... «The Gadgeteer, Jun 15»
Threat from Artificial Intelligence not just Hollywood fantasy
... safe and happy", could be translated by the remorseless digital logic of a machine as "entomb everyone in concrete coffins on heroin drips". «Telegraph.co.uk, Jun 15»
Social media killed nostalgia
When it comes to managing our online lives, we are still in our infancy: We have not yet developed a chasm wide enough to entomb our ... «Boston Globe, Jun 15»
As a Landmark, Stonewall Gets C– for Looks but A for Meaning
Often and instinctually we memorialize surface when we can't entomb substance — the values and ways of being that ignite our nostalgia. «New York Times, Jun 15»
Cast Off That Double-D Cup: Why Going Bra-Less Feels So Good
As Karl Marx would have said, had he ever had to entomb his tatas on a hot summer's day: You have nothing to lose but the chains of your ... «Daily Beast, Jun 15»
Mayo farmer wins own burial plot appeal
... can proceed because it will not be prejudicial to public health due to the use of a sealed concrete vault in which to entomb the remains. «Connaught Telegraph, Jun 15»
