CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO TRANSUDE
PRESENT
Present
I transude
you transude
he/she/it transudes
we transude
you transude
they transude
Present continuous
I am transuding
you are transuding
he/she/it is transuding
we are transuding
you are transuding
they are transuding
Present perfect
I have transuded
you have transuded
he/she/it has transuded
we have transuded
you have transuded
they have transuded
Present perfect continuous
I have been transuding
you have been transuding
he/she/it has been transuding
we have been transuding
you have been transuding
they have been transuding
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 transuded
you transuded
he/she/it transuded
we transuded
you transuded
they transuded
Past continuous
I was transuding
you were transuding
he/she/it was transuding
we were transuding
you were transuding
they were transuding
Past perfect
I had transuded
you had transuded
he/she/it had transuded
we had transuded
you had transuded
they had transuded
Past perfect continuous
I had been transuding
you had been transuding
he/she/it had been transuding
we had been transuding
you had been transuding
they had been transuding
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will transude
you will transude
he/she/it will transude
we will transude
you will transude
they will transude
Future continuous
I will be transuding
you will be transuding
he/she/it will be transuding
we will be transuding
you will be transuding
they will be transuding
Future perfect
I will have transuded
you will have transuded
he/she/it will have transuded
we will have transuded
you will have transuded
they will have transuded
Future perfect continuous
I will have been transuding
you will have been transuding
he/she/it will have been transuding
we will have been transuding
you will have been transuding
they will have been transuding
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would transude
you would transude
he/she/it would transude
we would transude
you would transude
they would transude
Conditional continuous
I would be transuding
you would be transuding
he/she/it would be transuding
we would be transuding
you would be transuding
they would be transuding
Conditional perfect
I would have transude
you would have transude
he/she/it would have transude
we would have transude
you would have transude
they would have transude
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been transuding
you would have been transuding
he/she/it would have been transuding
we would have been transuding
you would have been transuding
they would have been transuding
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you transude
we let´s transude
you transude
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
transuded
Present Participle
transuding
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 «TRANSUDE»
Discover the use of
transude in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
transude and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Medical essays and observations: being an abridgment of the ...
Take the stomach and bladder of any animal, fill them with water, and tie both*
ends close, you will find the water will transude thro' the coats of both stomach
and bladder^ turn the inside out of both, fill them with water, and tie them as
before ...
Thomas Southwell, Académie des sciences (Francia), 1764
2
The American Medical Monthly
For in exudation, the fluids pass out by exosmosis through the walls of the
vessels; and their passage is subject to the same conditions as when they
transude in a contrary direction. I have already stated that albumen is not
cndosmotic. That is ...
3
An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language on a Plan ...
... also, a medicine that produces perspiration. ** Transude, to pass through the
pores or interstices of texture, as perspirable matter or other fluid, — as, liquor
may transude through leather, or through wood. *assuefac'tion, n. }con's?tetude,
n.
John Oswald, John Miller Keagy, 1844
4
Anatomy of the invertebrata
From what we know of their structure, it is not improbable that they belong to the
nutritive system, and transude a liquid which bathes and nourishes the organs In
the cavity of the body.* 6 With the Nematodes, the liquid appears to transude ...
Carl Th. Ernst Siebold, Jermann Stannius, Waldo Irving Burnett, 1854
5
First principles of surgery, an outline of inflammation and ...
Dr. John Davy* first showed, and his observations have since been confirmed by
Andral, that the colouring matter of the blood may transude so as to impinge the
neighbouring solids, and redden their contents. Unless a body is examined ...
From what we know of their structure, it is not improbable that they belong to the
nutritive system, and transude a liquid which bathes and nourishes the organs in
the cavity of the body.* 6 With the Nematodes, the liquid appears to transude ...
Carl Th. Ernst Siebold, Hermann Stannius, Waldo Irving Burnett, 1854
7
An Outline of Inflammation and Its Effects: Being First ...
Dr. John Davy' first showed, and his observations have since been confirmed by
Andral, that the colouring matter of the blood may transude so as to impinge the
neighbouring solids and redden their contents. Unless a body is examined within
...
8
The anatomy of the absorbing vessels of the human body
In dead bodies the fluids certainly transude : the vessels, in losing life, lose the
property of confining their fluids. Wherever the contained fluid is sufficiently
coloured, we can easily demonstrate this. Bile, for example, is either brown,
yellow, ...
William Cruickshank, George Nicol ((Londres)), 1790
9
Dunglison's American medical library
Dr. John Davy1 first showed, and his observations have since been confirmed by
Andral, that the colouring matter of the blood may transude so as to impinge the
neighbouring solids and redden their contents. Unless a body is examined ...
10
Dictionary of Etymology of the English Language: And of ...
'transude', v. exuda'tion, n. ^sudorific, a. & n. traasu'ding, a. exsu'dei, or su'dorous,
a. transudation, n. exu'dtd, a. sweat, n. & v. ttsasu'datory, a. txsu'dmg, or SuM-o, v.
2. to use, to be in use, to be accustomed. □f-assuefac'tion, n. ||con'«(etude ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TRANSUDE»
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transude is used in the context of the following news items.
Tropics 'Rapture'
His gentle vocals transude into every part of you, a rare talent similar to one of his childhood influences 'Arthur Russell'- although he has a different sound, Chris ... «Purple Sneakers, Jan 15»
'With My Dog-Eyes' by Hilda Hilst
He can see just two choices: “live a pathetic indecent life, transude obscenity, why not? Get drunk every night'' and openly defy social conventions or “abandon ... «Boston Globe, May 14»
Hummer History & Photo Gallery
... you slice it, Hummer holds the title as being a king of the road and will continue humming down streets with the powerful force it was designed to transude. «Motorward, Dec 12»
파세코, 레인지후드 '트랜슈드' 출시
파세코(대표: 유일한, www.paseco.co.kr)는 은은한 조명과 곡선의 미려한 외관을 갖춘 레인지후드 '트랜슈드(Transude, PHD-TR900T)'를 출시한다. «바이킹, Feb 12»
Educai a Criança
Ponde nesse sacrário a hóstia que transude. A chama da Verdade e a chama da Virtude E tereis praticado o ensino do Senhor Que fará deste mundo um ... «Brasil Wiki!, Feb 09»
