CONJUGAISON EN ANGLAIS DU VERBE ENFREEZE
PRESENT
Present
I enfreeze
you enfreeze
he/she/it enfreezes
we enfreeze
you enfreeze
they enfreeze
Present continuous
I am enfreezing
you are enfreezing
he/she/it is enfreezing
we are enfreezing
you are enfreezing
they are enfreezing
Present perfect
I have enfrozen
you have enfrozen
he/she/it has enfrozen
we have enfrozen
you have enfrozen
they have enfrozen
Present perfect continuous
I have been enfreezing
you have been enfreezing
he/she/it has been enfreezing
we have been enfreezing
you have been enfreezing
they have been enfreezing
PAST
Past
I enfroze
you enfroze
he/she/it enfroze
we enfroze
you enfroze
they enfroze
Past continuous
I was enfreezing
you were enfreezing
he/she/it was enfreezing
we were enfreezing
you were enfreezing
they were enfreezing
Past perfect
I had enfrozen
you had enfrozen
he/she/it had enfrozen
we had enfrozen
you had enfrozen
they had enfrozen
Past perfect continuous
I had been enfreezing
you had been enfreezing
he/she/it had been enfreezing
we had been enfreezing
you had been enfreezing
they had been enfreezing
FUTURE
Future
I will enfreeze
you will enfreeze
he/she/it will enfreeze
we will enfreeze
you will enfreeze
they will enfreeze
Future continuous
I will be enfreezing
you will be enfreezing
he/she/it will be enfreezing
we will be enfreezing
you will be enfreezing
they will be enfreezing
Future perfect
I will have enfrozen
you will have enfrozen
he/she/it will have enfrozen
we will have enfrozen
you will have enfrozen
they will have enfrozen
Future perfect continuous
I will have been enfreezing
you will have been enfreezing
he/she/it will have been enfreezing
we will have been enfreezing
you will have been enfreezing
they will have been enfreezing
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would enfreeze
you would enfreeze
he/she/it would enfreeze
we would enfreeze
you would enfreeze
they would enfreeze
Conditional continuous
I would be enfreezing
you would be enfreezing
he/she/it would be enfreezing
we would be enfreezing
you would be enfreezing
they would be enfreezing
Conditional perfect
I would have enfreeze
you would have enfreeze
he/she/it would have enfreeze
we would have enfreeze
you would have enfreeze
they would have enfreeze
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been enfreezing
you would have been enfreezing
he/she/it would have been enfreezing
we would have been enfreezing
you would have been enfreezing
they would have been enfreezing
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you enfreeze
we let´s enfreeze
you enfreeze
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
enfreezing
10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «ENFREEZE»
Découvrez l'usage de
enfreeze dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
enfreeze et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
The imperial encyclopaedic dictionary: a new and exhaustive ...
enfreeze. Enfleld-rifle, *. Mil,: A muzzle-loading riflo used in the British Army as
the infantry service-arm prior to the introduction of the breecn-loading system.
Large numbers of these rifles were converted into breechloaders on the Snider ...
2
The Anglo-American telegraphic code to cheapen telegraphy ...
Enforest Enforested . . Enfreeze . Enfrozen Engage Engagedly. . . Engagement.
Engaging If a careful examination has been made If a careful examination has
not been made Make a careful examination Must make a careful examination No
...
Anglo-American Code and Cypher Company, 1894
3
Chambers's English Dictionary: Pronouncing, Explanatory, and ...
ENFRANCHISEMENT, en-fran'shiz-ment, n. The act of releasing from prison or
slavery : admission to civil or political privileges. ENFREE, en-fre', J „.£ (Shah) To
set free, ENFREEDOM, en-fre'dum, j to give freedom to. ENFREEZE, en-frez', v.t.
...
James Donald (F.R.G.S.), 1872
4
Anglo-American telegraphic code to cheapen telegraphy and to ...
Anglo-American Code and Cypher Company. Code Word. 9434 9435 9436 9437
9438 9439 9440 Enfeeble Enfeebling Enfetter Enfold Enfolded Enfolding. . .
Enforce Enforcedly... Enforcibk. . . Enforcing . . Enforested . . Enfreeze ....
Enfrozen ...
Anglo-American Code and Cypher Company, 1891
5
The Chambers Crossword Dictionary, 3rd edition
... ice, peg, set 04 cool,halt,hold,stay, stop, take05chill, frost,iceup06 fixing,
harden, quiver, shiver07 congeal,embargo,get cold,iceover,stiffen,
suspend08cold snap,enfreeze, freezeup,glaciate, preserve, shutdown,solidify,
stoppage09 freezedry ...
6
The Anglo-American Encyclopedia and Dictionary: Dictionary ...
Enfield-rifle 1653 enfreeze >B, *.] To pierce or the whole extent, as a work Enfleld
-rifle, ». MIL: A muzzle-loading, rifle used in the British Army as the infantry
service-arm prior to the introduction of the breech-loading system. Large
numbers of ...
7
American encyclopedic dictionary
Enfield-rifle 1653 enfreeze Enfleld-rifle, s. Mil.; A muzzle-loading rifle used in tho
British Army as the infantry service-arm prior to the introduction of the breecn -
loading system. Largo numbers of these rifles were converted into breechloaders
...
Robert Hunter, John Alfred Williams, Sidney John Hervon Herrtage, 1897
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The New American Encyclopedic Dictionary: An Exhaustive ...
Enfield-rifle 1653 enfreeze Enfleld-rifle, «. Mil.: A muzzle-loading riflo used in the
British Army as tho infantry service-arm prior to the introduction of tho breech-
loading system. Large numbers of these rifles were converted into breechloaders
...
Edward Thomas Roe, Le Roy Hooker, Thomas W. Handford, 1907
9
The Chambers Dictionary
[en- ( 1 b)] enfreeze en-fre:', vi to freeze; to turn to ice: — pap (Spenser) enfros'en.
[en- ( Ic)] ENi G i abbrer. Enrolled Nurse (General), formerly a State Enrolled
Nurse. ENG abbrer. Electronic News Gathering. eng eng, (phonetics) n the
symbol ...
10
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary of the English Language
Enfreeze, en-frfz[, v.t. (S/>fns.) to freeze : turn to ice : — -Pr,p. enfrcez'ing: pa-P-
enfrOr'en, enfroVened. Engage, en-gftj', -. ./. to bind by a gage or pledge ; to
render liable : to gain for service : to enlist : to gain over : to betroth : (art/tit.) to
fasten ...
