İNGILIZCE DILUCIDATE FİİLİNİN ÇEKİMİ
PRESENT
Present
I dilucidate
you dilucidate
he/she/it dilucidates
we dilucidate
you dilucidate
they dilucidate
Present continuous
I am dilucidating
you are dilucidating
he/she/it is dilucidating
we are dilucidating
you are dilucidating
they are dilucidating
Present perfect
I have dilucidated
you have dilucidated
he/she/it has dilucidated
we have dilucidated
you have dilucidated
they have dilucidated
Present perfect continuous
I have been dilucidating
you have been dilucidating
he/she/it has been dilucidating
we have been dilucidating
you have been dilucidating
they have been dilucidating
PAST
Past
I dilucidated
you dilucidated
he/she/it dilucidated
we dilucidated
you dilucidated
they dilucidated
Past continuous
I was dilucidating
you were dilucidating
he/she/it was dilucidating
we were dilucidating
you were dilucidating
they were dilucidating
Past perfect
I had dilucidated
you had dilucidated
he/she/it had dilucidated
we had dilucidated
you had dilucidated
they had dilucidated
Past perfect continuous
I had been dilucidating
you had been dilucidating
he/she/it had been dilucidating
we had been dilucidating
you had been dilucidating
they had been dilucidating
FUTURE
Future
I will dilucidate
you will dilucidate
he/she/it will dilucidate
we will dilucidate
you will dilucidate
they will dilucidate
Future continuous
I will be dilucidating
you will be dilucidating
he/she/it will be dilucidating
we will be dilucidating
you will be dilucidating
they will be dilucidating
Future perfect
I will have dilucidated
you will have dilucidated
he/she/it will have dilucidated
we will have dilucidated
you will have dilucidated
they will have dilucidated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been dilucidating
you will have been dilucidating
he/she/it will have been dilucidating
we will have been dilucidating
you will have been dilucidating
they will have been dilucidating
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would dilucidate
you would dilucidate
he/she/it would dilucidate
we would dilucidate
you would dilucidate
they would dilucidate
Conditional continuous
I would be dilucidating
you would be dilucidating
he/she/it would be dilucidating
we would be dilucidating
you would be dilucidating
they would be dilucidating
Conditional perfect
I would have dilucidate
you would have dilucidate
he/she/it would have dilucidate
we would have dilucidate
you would have dilucidate
they would have dilucidate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been dilucidating
you would have been dilucidating
he/she/it would have been dilucidating
we would have been dilucidating
you would have been dilucidating
they would have been dilucidating
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you dilucidate
we let´s dilucidate
you dilucidate
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
dilucidated
Present Participle
dilucidating
«DILUCIDATE» İLE İLİŞKİLİ İNGILIZCE KİTAPLAR
dilucidate sözcüğünün kullanımını aşağıdaki kaynakça seçkisinde keşfedin.
dilucidate ile ilişkili kitaplar ve İngilizce edebiyattaki kullanımı ile ilgili bağlam sağlaması için küçük metinler.
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The New And Complete Dictionary Of The English Language: In ...
Dilu'cidatenels (s. not mucb used, from dilucidate) Clearness, freedom from
obscurity. Dilu'cidating (p. a. from dilucidate) Making clear, explaining* treeing
from obscurity. Duudda'tion (s. from dilucidate) The aa of making clear, an
explanation, ...
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Milton and the Natural World: Science and Poetry in Paradise ...
And shall only take notice of such, whose exper- imentall and Iudicious
knowledge shall solemnly looke upon it; nor onely to destroy of ours, but to
establish of his owne, not to traduce or extenuate, but to explaine, and dilucidate,
to adde and ...
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A New English Dictionary of the English Language: A to K
They [Plays] dilucidate and well explain many darke obscure histories, imprinting
them in men's mindes in such indelible characters, that they can hardly bee
obliterated : therefore they are useful and commendable. Prynne. Histrio-Mastix,
pt.
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A New Dictionary of the English Language. -London, Pickering ...
They [Plays] dilucidate and well explain many darke obscure histories, imprinting
them in men's mindes in such indelible characters, that they can hardly bee
obliterated: therefore they are useful and commendable. Prynne. Histrio-Mastix,
pt. ii.
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A New Dictionary of the English Language: Combining ...
They [Plays] dilucidate and well explain many darke obscure histories, imprinting
them in men's mindes in such indelible characters, that they can hardly bee
obliterated: therefore they are useful and commendable. Prynne. Hislrio-Mastix,
pt. ii.
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The Anglo-American Encyclopedia and Dictionary: Dictionary ...
To give explanations; to explain, to diluting roller, 8. A roller in papor-makin "I
shall not extenuate, but explain and dilucidate." — Browne: Vulgar Errors. •dl-lfl-
Cld-a'-tlon, a. [Latin dilucidatio. from dilucidatus.] The act of making clear, plain, ...
... only take notice of such, whose experimental and judicious knowledge shall
solemnly look upon our work, not only to destroy of ours, but to establish of his
own ; not to traduce or extenuate, but to explain and dilucidate, to add and
ampliate.
Julius Charles Hare, Augustus William Hare, Edward Hayes Plumptre, 1889
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Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages
2. Prompt, swift, ready: Diligentemente, ad. Diligently, [illustration. Dilucidacion, sf
. Explanation, dilucidation, Dilucidador, sm. He who dilucidates. DilucidAr, va. To
dilucidate, to explain. DiLucmARio, jm. Explanatory writing. DiLtJcoi-o, sm.
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Collot's French-English and English-French Dictionary: ...
DILUCIDATE dIli'1'sIdTtt, va. éclaircir. DILUCIDATION dilfisidfflshfin, .1.
éclaircissement, m. DILUENT di'l'1'1i:'nt, adj. délayant. DILUTE dilfit', va. éclaircir;
détremper; d6Iayer; cooper (le vin). DILUTER dil1'i'tiir, 1. qui délaie, dissolvant;
délavant ...
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A Complete Dictionary of the English Language, Both with ...
To DILUCIDATE, di-lnCsy-datc. v. a. To make clear or plain, to explain. dl-lit-sy-
dfdshhn. s. The act of making clear. DILUENT, dlV-lft-ent. a. Having the power to
thin other matter. DILUENT,dil'-lti-e'nt. s. That which thins other matter.
