CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MEDIATISE
PRESENT
Present
I mediatise
you mediatise
he/she/it mediatises
we mediatise
you mediatise
they mediatise
Present continuous
I am mediatising
you are mediatising
he/she/it is mediatising
we are mediatising
you are mediatising
they are mediatising
Present perfect
I have mediatised
you have mediatised
he/she/it has mediatised
we have mediatised
you have mediatised
they have mediatised
Present perfect continuous
I have been mediatising
you have been mediatising
he/she/it has been mediatising
we have been mediatising
you have been mediatising
they have been mediatising
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 mediatised
you mediatised
he/she/it mediatised
we mediatised
you mediatised
they mediatised
Past continuous
I was mediatising
you were mediatising
he/she/it was mediatising
we were mediatising
you were mediatising
they were mediatising
Past perfect
I had mediatised
you had mediatised
he/she/it had mediatised
we had mediatised
you had mediatised
they had mediatised
Past perfect continuous
I had been mediatising
you had been mediatising
he/she/it had been mediatising
we had been mediatising
you had been mediatising
they had been mediatising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will mediatise
you will mediatise
he/she/it will mediatise
we will mediatise
you will mediatise
they will mediatise
Future continuous
I will be mediatising
you will be mediatising
he/she/it will be mediatising
we will be mediatising
you will be mediatising
they will be mediatising
Future perfect
I will have mediatised
you will have mediatised
he/she/it will have mediatised
we will have mediatised
you will have mediatised
they will have mediatised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been mediatising
you will have been mediatising
he/she/it will have been mediatising
we will have been mediatising
you will have been mediatising
they will have been mediatising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would mediatise
you would mediatise
he/she/it would mediatise
we would mediatise
you would mediatise
they would mediatise
Conditional continuous
I would be mediatising
you would be mediatising
he/she/it would be mediatising
we would be mediatising
you would be mediatising
they would be mediatising
Conditional perfect
I would have mediatise
you would have mediatise
he/she/it would have mediatise
we would have mediatise
you would have mediatise
they would have mediatise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been mediatising
you would have been mediatising
he/she/it would have been mediatising
we would have been mediatising
you would have been mediatising
they would have been mediatising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you mediatise
we let´s mediatise
you mediatise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
mediatised
Present Participle
mediatising
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 «MEDIATISE»
Discover the use of
mediatise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
mediatise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Heidenmauer: A Legend of the Rhine
After the late wars, the sovereign was mediatise, receiving an indemnity in
estates on the other side of the Rhine." As this term of mediatise has no direct
synonyme in English, it may be well to explain its signification. Germany, as well
as most ...
James Fenimore Cooper,
1832
After the late wars, the sovereign was mediatise, receiving an indemnity in
estates on the other side of the Rhine." As this term of mediatise has no direct
synonyme in English, it may be well to explain its signification. Germany, as wel)
as most ...
James Fenimore Cooper, William Cullen Bryant,
1855
After the late wars, the sovereign was mediatise, receiving an indemnity in
estates on the other side of the Rhine." As this term of mediatise has no direct
synonyme in English, it may be well to explain its signification. Germany, as well
as most ...
James Fenimore Cooper,
1864
4
The Heidenmauer; or, The Benedictines: A legend of the Rhine
After the late wars, the sovereign was mediatise, receiving an indemnity in
estates on the other side of the Rhine." As this term of mediatise has no direct
synonyme in English, it may be well to explain its signification. Germany, as well
as most ...
James Fenimore Cooper,
1841
5
The Heidenmauer; or, The Benedictines by the author of 'The ...
As the dispossessed sovereigns are permitted to retain their conventional rank,
supplying wives and husbands, at need, to the reigning branches of the different
princely families, the term mediatise has been aptly enough applied to their ...
James Fenimore Cooper,
1836
6
Prince Albert, his country and kindred
Of the three hundred principalities, some were abolished and others retained,
while many petty princes became mediatise" ; a term of which we must draw
upon Mr. Fennimore Cooper for an explanation : — " As this term of mediatise
has no ...
7
Insiders' French: Beyond the Dictionary
Mediatise(e): Le deroulement de la justice est devenu com- pletement mediatise,
ce qui fausse tout; "Justice cannot take its course without the media dogging
every step, which distorts everything." La mediatisation du resultat des sondages
a ...
Eleanor Levieux, Michel Levieux,
1999
8
Cooper's Novels: The prairie
... on the other side of the city (the place may be about half as large as Hudson, or
Schenectady), which was burnt in the war. After the late wars, the sovereign was
mediatise, receiving an indemnity in estates on the other side of the Rhine.
James Fenimore Cooper, William Cullen Bryant,
1861
9
Novels: The Heidenmauer
... about half as large as Hudson, or Schenectady), which was burnt in the war.
After the late wars, the sovereign was mediatise, receiving an indemnity in
estates on the other side of the Rhine. As this term of mediatise has no direct
synonyme ...
James Fenimore Cooper,
1861
10
A Designer's Log: Case Studies in Instructional Design
In this faculty member's case in particular, considering that her course was to start
almost immediately and that there wasn't enough time to fully mediatise her
course (as recommended by the design model I was using), we had to adopt a ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MEDIATISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
mediatise is used in the context of the following news items.
Book Review: Beyond Human: From Animality to Transhuman
Colman here is primarily interested in the way that Lascaux can be said to mediatise a form of consciousness which acknowledges the sacred ... «h+ Magazine, Jun 14»
The story behind the “Happy Harare” video from the creators
... for the “Happy Harare” piece came as a prelude to Urban Space's plans to popularise and then mediatise art and collaborative participation ... «Technology Zimbabwe, Apr 14»
Ethiopian expats divided on co-pilot's motives
Maybe he wanted to mediatise what he had in his head.” Texlemariam came to Switzerland in 1975 and has since become Swiss. «swissinfo.ch, Mar 14»
Listing Portals: What's the Real End Game?
18, the panel was moderated by longtime industry veteran Ken Jenny, managing partner, Mediatise, LLC. Panelists included leading listing ... «RisMedia.com, Nov 13»
Barack Obama traverse une mauvaise passe
Obama a ete hyper mediatise sans reellement avoir jamais realise quoique ce soit vraiment... Simplement utiliser des fonds publics a des fins ... «Le Figaro, Jun 12»
Mediatise Real Estate Media Services Company Created
Mediatise is focused on the residential real estate brokerage industry and the specific challenges faced by all brokerage companies in today's ... «RisMedia.com, Jul 08»