CONIUGAZIONE IN INGLESE DEL VERBO BEDIZEN
PRESENT
Present
I bedizen
you bedizen
he/she/it bedizens
we bedizen
you bedizen
they bedizen
Present continuous
I am bedizening
you are bedizening
he/she/it is bedizening
we are bedizening
you are bedizening
they are bedizening
Present perfect
I have bedizened
you have bedizened
he/she/it has bedizened
we have bedizened
you have bedizened
they have bedizened
Present perfect continuous
I have been bedizening
you have been bedizening
he/she/it has been bedizening
we have been bedizening
you have been bedizening
they have been bedizening
PAST
Past
I bedizened
you bedizened
he/she/it bedizened
we bedizened
you bedizened
they bedizened
Past continuous
I was bedizening
you were bedizening
he/she/it was bedizening
we were bedizening
you were bedizening
they were bedizening
Past perfect
I had bedizened
you had bedizened
he/she/it had bedizened
we had bedizened
you had bedizened
they had bedizened
Past perfect continuous
I had been bedizening
you had been bedizening
he/she/it had been bedizening
we had been bedizening
you had been bedizening
they had been bedizening
FUTURE
Future
I will bedizen
you will bedizen
he/she/it will bedizen
we will bedizen
you will bedizen
they will bedizen
Future continuous
I will be bedizening
you will be bedizening
he/she/it will be bedizening
we will be bedizening
you will be bedizening
they will be bedizening
Future perfect
I will have bedizened
you will have bedizened
he/she/it will have bedizened
we will have bedizened
you will have bedizened
they will have bedizened
Future perfect continuous
I will have been bedizening
you will have been bedizening
he/she/it will have been bedizening
we will have been bedizening
you will have been bedizening
they will have been bedizening
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would bedizen
you would bedizen
he/she/it would bedizen
we would bedizen
you would bedizen
they would bedizen
Conditional continuous
I would be bedizening
you would be bedizening
he/she/it would be bedizening
we would be bedizening
you would be bedizening
they would be bedizening
Conditional perfect
I would have bedizen
you would have bedizen
he/she/it would have bedizen
we would have bedizen
you would have bedizen
they would have bedizen
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been bedizening
you would have been bedizening
he/she/it would have been bedizening
we would have been bedizening
you would have been bedizening
they would have been bedizening
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you bedizen
we let´s bedizen
you bedizen
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
bedizened
Present Participle
bedizening
10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «BEDIZEN»
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James and the Sky Bandits:
sand, followed by the Lady Bedizen and roars of laughter. He merely tutted and
went back to sharpening his blade on a nearby rock. The night celebrations
continued until all energies were spent and the crowd relaxed under the stars in
quiet ...
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A Dictionary of English Etymology
But possibly bedizen may be from Fr. badigeonner, to roughcast, to colour with
lime- wash, erroneously modified in form, by the analogy of be- dawb, as if it were
derived from a simple verb to dizen, which latter would thus be brought into use ...
Hensleigh Wedgwood, John Christopher Atkinson, 1872
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A Dictionary of English Etymology: A - D
Bedizen. To load with ornament, to dress with unbecoming richness ; and to
dizen out was used in the same sense. The only etymology suggested has been
the Prov. E. to dize, to put tow on a distaff, to clothe the distaff with tow, which
gives a ...
4
Dictionary of English Etymology
Bedizen. To load with ornament, to dress with unbecoming richness ; and to
dizen out was used in the same sense. The only etymology suggested has been
the Prov. E. to dize, to put tow on a distaff, to clothe the distaff with tow, which
gives a ...
Hensleigh Wedgwood (M.A.), 1859
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Morphological Productivity: Structural Constraints in ...
(5) bedarken bedeafen bedizen benighten (rare) bemoisten besweeten
bethreaten (obsolete) encolden (obsolete) enchasten (rare) endarken (obsolete)
endizen enfasten engladden engolden engreaten (obsolete) enharden (obsolete
or ...
6
Spiers and Surenne's French and English Pronouncing ...
S'attiédir, рг. v. 1. I to become, •[ to get lukewarm; 2. § to cool; to groic, become
cool, ATTIÉDISSEMENT [ a-iU-di-a-mân ] п. m. § lukeicarmness. ATTIFER [A-ti-K]
v. a. 1 to dizen ; to bedizen; to bedizen out. S'attifer, pr. v. 4 to dizen, to bedizen ft>
...
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A Concise Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
Bedabble,. Bedaub». Bedazzle,. Bedew». Bedim,. Bedizen,. See. Dabble, Daub,
&c. Bedell. (Low L, - Teut.) From the Latinised form (bedelías), of O.P. and M. E.
bald; see Beadle. Bedlam. (Palestine.) M. E. bedient, corruption of Bethlehem, ...
Walter W. Skeat, Walter William Skeat, 2005
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The monthly review, or, literary journal
But, spare my Venus, spare each Sister Grace, Ye Cits, that sore bedizen
Nature's face !' Nor do the royal architects escape our Author's reprehension : '
whose antic taste, Would lay the realms of Sense and Nature waste.' But we
dwell with ...
9
Dodsley's Annual Register
Nor lighily deem, ye apes of modern race, Ye cits, that fore bedizen nature's face,
Of the more manly structures here ye view ; They rose from greatness that ye
never knew ! Ye reptile cits, thai oft have mov'd my spleen With Vehus, and the ...
10
A Dictionary of the English and Russian Languages:
absence of Разубирёть , 67, разубрйть , a?, 72. to bedeck, bedizen, adorn; —
ся, r. to be'deck , bedizen , or adorn one's self; рт. to be bedecked, etc. s.
Pasyöpanныи. Разубранный, p. bedecked, bedizened, adorned. Pasyßánie, n.
pulling ...
10 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «BEDIZEN»
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bedizen nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Analyzing the Cavaliers's Game 5 performance
There aren't enough adjectives to truly bedizen the greatest player in the game. And while one may be lost for words to describe the exploits of ... «Sportskeeda, giu 15»
What the Cavs need to learn from Game 1
Now in our ardent desire to bedizen the likes of Curry and Thompson, we tend to forget that the foundation for what the Warriors have achieved ... «Sportskeeda, giu 15»
Stupid Sports Tattoo #6139: Cowboys Pick Inks Iconic Star onto …
Dumber tattoos surely bedizen the bodies of the NFL's players, coaches, and fans. Then-Jets coach Rex Ryan (now with the Bills) tattooed his ... «Breitbart News, mag 15»
Will Self: Whoever came up with Duck and Waffle's menu is some …
It is another of these logo-cum-icon buildings that have begun to clutter up central London the way that crumbs bedizen damask. I dunno ... «New Statesman, set 14»
[By Prof. William Birdthistle:] Will we see any good soccer at the …
Certainly the world's billionaires appear to have spent drunkenly to bedizen the leagues of England, Spain, and Germany with the greatest ... «Washington Post, giu 14»
The real deal: How New York rap sensation Azealia Banks became …
... when it came to explaining the distinction between the c-word and the k-word (the c-word spelled with a k), both of which bedizen her lyrics. «The Independent, mar 12»
Zaddie's Tavern
"We're really into themes and holidays," Gabriel says, laughing as she gestures to the Halloween decorations that bedizen the bar. "It's always ... «bestofneworleans.com, ott 11»
How to: archive and back up photos
... archineuron gateado enddamaged vermiformous suzerains auricularias subterfuges bedizen bellyaches marquisina gorgia phanerocodonic ... «What Digital Camera, set 10»
Katie Holmes Adds Flirtiness, Rage to `All My Sons': John Simon
... it needs is for Simon McBurney, the director and head of the all-too-precious Complicite company, to bedizen it with expressionist devices. «Bloomberg, ott 08»
Jean-Georges is Seeing Stars
But his host, Jean-Georges Vongerichten, I have discovered, is only vaguely and intermittently cognizant of the showbiz luminaries who bedizen his restaurants. «New York Magazine, feb 06»
