CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO IRIDISE
PRESENT
Present
I iridise
you iridise
he/she/it iridises
we iridise
you iridise
they iridise
Present continuous
I am iridising
you are iridising
he/she/it is iridising
we are iridising
you are iridising
they are iridising
Present perfect
I have iridised
you have iridised
he/she/it has iridised
we have iridised
you have iridised
they have iridised
Present perfect continuous
I have been iridising
you have been iridising
he/she/it has been iridising
we have been iridising
you have been iridising
they have been iridising
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 iridised
you iridised
he/she/it iridised
we iridised
you iridised
they iridised
Past continuous
I was iridising
you were iridising
he/she/it was iridising
we were iridising
you were iridising
they were iridising
Past perfect
I had iridised
you had iridised
he/she/it had iridised
we had iridised
you had iridised
they had iridised
Past perfect continuous
I had been iridising
you had been iridising
he/she/it had been iridising
we had been iridising
you had been iridising
they had been iridising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will iridise
you will iridise
he/she/it will iridise
we will iridise
you will iridise
they will iridise
Future continuous
I will be iridising
you will be iridising
he/she/it will be iridising
we will be iridising
you will be iridising
they will be iridising
Future perfect
I will have iridised
you will have iridised
he/she/it will have iridised
we will have iridised
you will have iridised
they will have iridised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been iridising
you will have been iridising
he/she/it will have been iridising
we will have been iridising
you will have been iridising
they will have been iridising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would iridise
you would iridise
he/she/it would iridise
we would iridise
you would iridise
they would iridise
Conditional continuous
I would be iridising
you would be iridising
he/she/it would be iridising
we would be iridising
you would be iridising
they would be iridising
Conditional perfect
I would have iridise
you would have iridise
he/she/it would have iridise
we would have iridise
you would have iridise
they would have iridise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been iridising
you would have been iridising
he/she/it would have been iridising
we would have been iridising
you would have been iridising
they would have been iridising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you iridise
we let´s iridise
you iridise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
iridising
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 «IRIDISE»
Discover the use of
iridise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
iridise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Perhaps it might be a good plan to platinise or iridise the plate, as the impression
might then appear black or white. The process for the multiplication of the
Daguerreotype i s similar in all respects to that detailed for the multiplication of
plain ...
2
A Manual of Botany: Being an Introduction to the Study of ...
Tulip) and of Iridise (Iris, pseudo-Acorns) is prismatic. The stem of a great number
of plants. The Liliaeeee for exam le. Pnooicss. Appendage prolonged BY°_T"1
the organic axis. Under this name are included the appendages which the ...
John Hutton Balfour, Joseph Williams,
1855
3
Medical Lexicon: A Dictionary of Medical Science ...
Ord. Iridise. The root of this plant lias been considered aphrodisiac. Applied in
cataplasms, it has been extolled against scrofulous tumours. Gladiolus Luteus,
Iris pseudacorus — g. Vulgaris, G. communis. GLADIUS, {'a sword,') Penis.
GLAIR ...
4
Studies in the History of Ophthalmology in England Prior to 1800
Can this have been a case of coloboma iridise The end of the sixteenth century
saw the publication of two small oPhthalmic books; one of these was Walter
Bayley's A Brieje Treatise touching the preseruation of the Eye-sight, and the
other a ...
5
English Language Word Builder
... EBONISE ECHOISE EGOTISE ELEGISE EROTISE GALLISE GRECISE
HEROISE ICONISE IRIDISE IRONISE KYANISE LAICISE MYTHISE OBELISE
OZONISEI PECTISE PEPTISEI РОЕТТЗЕЕ ПМТТТЗЕЕ OTHER VERBS ENDING
IN 'IFY' ...
6
Dictionary of Glass: Materials and Techniques
... some of which can be toxic or corrosive. It is essential that the exhaust gases
are properly ventilated and not allowed to build up in the studio. Some artists
iridise their ware by spraying a solution of tin nitrate or tin chloride onto the hot
glass.
7
Annual Report of the United States Geological Survey to the ...
Another type was the "crystal iridise" ware seen in so many exhibits. Refractory
wares were exhibited by several firms, including Societe Anonyme des Torres
Plastiques et Produits Refractaires d'Andenne and Henroy, of Florette. The
former ...
Geological Survey (U.S.),
1901
8
Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
... сгч^Ч' ЯЧ*г); чГ<с||Г<Ч>Т ТГ тГГТТОЭТГ ?Г^ТГ; ^JET^ ^нт; л. iridescence tïïitfe,
^. ««ii^ir, fsr^ïTTiï эгт; aa>. iridescent, irisated таттт; тч-Очт; и. iridisation TT írfo,
3|ГЩ:Бй!гт; v.f. iridise TTît^T ¡*йГДТ, *гаттт t^rt; ni. iridium $кГа<пг (ir., TRnrfa^ ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī,
1981
9
Congressional Serial Set
Another type was the "crystal iridise" ware seen in so many exhibits. Refractory
wares were exhibited by several firms, including Societe Anonyme des Terres
Plastiques et Produits Refractaires d'Andenne and Henroy, of Florette. The
former ...
10
African Studies Review
In Season of Anomy, Ofeyi is modeled on Orpheus while Iridise is modeled on
Euridice and both characters in the novel are involved in a quest as their Greek
counterparts were in classical literature. 54 AFRICAN STUDIES REVIEW.