CONJUGAISON EN ANGLAIS DU VERBE EMBLEMATISE
PRESENT
Present
I emblematise
you emblematise
he/she/it emblematises
we emblematise
you emblematise
they emblematise
Present continuous
I am emblematising
you are emblematising
he/she/it is emblematising
we are emblematising
you are emblematising
they are emblematising
Present perfect
I have emblematised
you have emblematised
he/she/it has emblematised
we have emblematised
you have emblematised
they have emblematised
Present perfect continuous
I have been emblematising
you have been emblematising
he/she/it has been emblematising
we have been emblematising
you have been emblematising
they have been emblematising
PAST
Past
I emblematised
you emblematised
he/she/it emblematised
we emblematised
you emblematised
they emblematised
Past continuous
I was emblematising
you were emblematising
he/she/it was emblematising
we were emblematising
you were emblematising
they were emblematising
Past perfect
I had emblematised
you had emblematised
he/she/it had emblematised
we had emblematised
you had emblematised
they had emblematised
Past perfect continuous
I had been emblematising
you had been emblematising
he/she/it had been emblematising
we had been emblematising
you had been emblematising
they had been emblematising
FUTURE
Future
I will emblematise
you will emblematise
he/she/it will emblematise
we will emblematise
you will emblematise
they will emblematise
Future continuous
I will be emblematising
you will be emblematising
he/she/it will be emblematising
we will be emblematising
you will be emblematising
they will be emblematising
Future perfect
I will have emblematised
you will have emblematised
he/she/it will have emblematised
we will have emblematised
you will have emblematised
they will have emblematised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been emblematising
you will have been emblematising
he/she/it will have been emblematising
we will have been emblematising
you will have been emblematising
they will have been emblematising
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would emblematise
you would emblematise
he/she/it would emblematise
we would emblematise
you would emblematise
they would emblematise
Conditional continuous
I would be emblematising
you would be emblematising
he/she/it would be emblematising
we would be emblematising
you would be emblematising
they would be emblematising
Conditional perfect
I would have emblematise
you would have emblematise
he/she/it would have emblematise
we would have emblematise
you would have emblematise
they would have emblematise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been emblematising
you would have been emblematising
he/she/it would have been emblematising
we would have been emblematising
you would have been emblematising
they would have been emblematising
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you emblematise
we let´s emblematise
you emblematise
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to emblematise
Past participle
emblematised
Present Participle
emblematising
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «EMBLEMATISE»
Découvrez l'usage de
emblematise dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
emblematise et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
I Could Speak Until Tomorrow: Oriki, Women, and the Past in ...
They have a double capacity to emblematise social difference. It is only as
elaborated emblems that oriki orile can be understood; read as narratives, or as
the praises of past heroes, they remain opaque and yield little of their meaning.
2
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
In the same way the double- headed eagle of Austria might seem to emblematise
a certain duplicity in policy that an ungenerous public is so apt to attribute to that
empire. But, I say, there are no such lessons for us. These scraps of blurred and ...
3
Works: Including his most intesesting letters
I always feel as if I had nothing to say, and the performance generally justifies the
presentiment. "I do not exactly see why the goose and little goslings should
emblematise a Quaker poet Uiat hag no children. But after all perhaps it is a
pelican.
Charles Lamb, Sir Thomas Noon Talfourd, 1867
All around him breathed j that air of newness that smacked of youth ; and the
table spread with flowers, and an ! ornamental dessert, seemed to emblematise I
that modern civilization which had enabled himself to throw off the old man and ...
5
Visualisation in Popular Fiction 1860-1960: Graphic ...
... which he pointed to details such as 'the torn and dying bird on the floor' and the
'fowls of the air feeding upon the ripened corn' on the wall— hangings, all of
which emblematise the ensnaring of the woman by the man on whose lap she
sits.
6
The Life and Letters of Charles Lamb
always feel as if I had nothing to say, and the performance generally justifies the
presentiment. “I do not exactly see why the goose and little goslings should
emblematise a Qua/cor pact that has no children. But after all perhaps it is a
pelican.
Charles Lamb, Thomas Noon Talfourd, 1859
7
The Problematic of Video Art in the Museum, 1968-1990
For this purpose, these institutions would employ video art as a short-lived but
commercially dynamic and marketable commodity—a globalised exploitation
employed to bring in revenue through its exhibition, and to emblematise ...
8
William Shakespeare: 'King Lear'
is based on the 'Harrowing of Hell' in the mystery cycles, when 'devil-porters' are
disturbed by Jesus hammering on the gates—but the specificity of this well-
known example tends to mask rather than emblematise the far wider and deeper
...
9
Ethics and Trauma in Contemporary British Fiction
Young Mummery (whose name is evocative of the mummers or actors performing
traditional plays especially in the Christmas period), a writer, seems to
emblematise in many respects the figure of the primary witness of some violent
event ...
Jean-Michel Ganteau, 2011
10
Death and Dissymmetry: The Politics of Coherence in the Book ...
Felman's comment on the father's complaint holds strikingly well for the failing
father in Judges: En tant que promesse non tenue, Don Juan emblematise la
rupture et le decalage entre conscience paternelle et performance paternelle, la
dis- ...
9 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «EMBLEMATISE»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
emblematise est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
We are racist and we like it so
Dimanche Gras's nature (as expressed in the calypso) seems to emblematise the ideative core of the Carnival (which is separate from the mas, ... «Trinidad Guardian, févr 15»
Apotheosis Of The Asiwaju
... to the mystery of Oduduwa's son whose legendary exploits, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, whose political scion, Aregbe has come to emblematise. «Leadership Newspapers, févr 15»
DSF charms, draws 4.5 million visitors
Now in its 20th edition, DSF has come to emblematise the emirate as a prime shopping and entertainment destination, where everyone comes ... «Khaleej Times, janv 15»
Night Heron by Adam Brookes, review 'ripping spy yarn'
... spy yarn in which all the espionage business seems to emblematise a sort of existential paranoia deep-rooted in China's national psyche. «Telegraph.co.uk, juil 14»
'Children Of War' - Masterpiece on Ravages of War
Cinematographer Fasahat Khan shoots the chilling nights with prowling predators and ravaged women captured together to emblematise the ... «The New Indian Express, mai 14»
LIVE REPORT: Tindersticks
... than what happens on the night itself, which is a triumph of the sort of exemplary judgement which the band seem to emblematise in general. «The Quietus, oct 13»
Imaging icons
As Spector asks: 'Do representations of benzene or benzene itself emblematise its objective, iconic status?' The iconic status of the benzene ... «Chemistry World, juil 12»
BBC's "Primetime Hauntology" The Shadow Line Reviewed
... succession of modernising Director-Generals in the 60s and 70s has lately come to emblematise how publicly-funded bodies were once able ... «The Quietus, juil 11»
The footage that reveals the brutal truth about Bahrain's crackdown
... country's main hospital, it seemed to emblematise the lengths to which the authorities were prepared to go to maintain their grip on power. «Independent, mars 11»
