curtain-raise – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of curtain-raise

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to curtain-raise
Participle: curtain-raised
Gerund: curtain-raising

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Icurtain-raise
youcurtain-raise
he;she;itcurtain-raises
wecurtain-raise
youcurtain-raise
theycurtain-raise

Perfect

Ihave curtain-raised
youhave curtain-raised
he;she;ithas curtain-raised
wehave curtain-raised
youhave curtain-raised
theyhave curtain-raised

Past

Icurtain-raised
youcurtain-raised
he;she;itcurtain-raised
wecurtain-raised
youcurtain-raised
theycurtain-raised

Pluperfect

Ihad curtain-raised
youhad curtain-raised
he;she;ithad curtain-raised
wehad curtain-raised
youhad curtain-raised
theyhad curtain-raised

Future

Iwill curtain-raise
youwill curtain-raise
he;she;itwill curtain-raise
wewill curtain-raise
youwill curtain-raise
theywill curtain-raise

Future Perfect

Iwill have curtain-raised
youwill have curtain-raised
he;she;itwill have curtain-raised
wewill have curtain-raised
youwill have curtain-raised
theywill have curtain-raised

Subjunctive

Present

Icurtain-raise
youcurtain-raise
he;she;itcurtain-raise
wecurtain-raise
youcurtain-raise
theycurtain-raise

Perfect

Ihave curtain-raised
youhave curtain-raised
he;she;ithave curtain-raised
wehave curtain-raised
youhave curtain-raised
theyhave curtain-raised

Imperfect

Icurtain-raised
youcurtain-raised
he;she;itcurtain-raised
wecurtain-raised
youcurtain-raised
theycurtain-raised

Pluperfect

Ihad curtain-raised
youhad curtain-raised
he;she;ithad curtain-raised
wehad curtain-raised
youhad curtain-raised
theyhad curtain-raised

Conditional

Present

Iwould curtain-raise
youwould curtain-raise
he;she;itwould curtain-raise
wewould curtain-raise
youwould curtain-raise
theywould curtain-raise

Perfect

Iwould have curtain-raised
youwould have curtain-raised
he;she;itwould have curtain-raised
wewould have curtain-raised
youwould have curtain-raised
theywould have curtain-raised

Imperative

youcurtain-raise
weLet's curtain-raise
youcurtain-raise

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam curtain-raising
youare curtain-raising
he;she;itis curtain-raising
weare curtain-raising
youare curtain-raising
theyare curtain-raising

Perfect

Ihave been curtain-raising
youhave been curtain-raising
he;she;ithas been curtain-raising
wehave been curtain-raising
youhave been curtain-raising
theyhave been curtain-raising

Past

Iwas curtain-raising
youwere curtain-raising
he;she;itwas curtain-raising
wewere curtain-raising
youwere curtain-raising
theywere curtain-raising

Pluperfect

Ihad been curtain-raising
youhad been curtain-raising
he;she;ithad been curtain-raising
wehad been curtain-raising
youhad been curtain-raising
theyhad been curtain-raising

Future

Iwill be curtain-raising
youwill be curtain-raising
he;she;itwill be curtain-raising
wewill be curtain-raising
youwill be curtain-raising
theywill be curtain-raising

Future Perfect

Iwill have been curtain-raising
youwill have been curtain-raising
he;she;itwill have been curtain-raising
wewill have been curtain-raising
youwill have been curtain-raising
theywill have been curtain-raising

Conditional

Present

Iwould be curtain-raising
youwould be curtain-raising
he;she;itwould be curtain-raising
wewould be curtain-raising
youwould be curtain-raising
theywould be curtain-raising

Perfect

Iwould have been curtain-raising
youwould have been curtain-raising
he;she;itwould have been curtain-raising
wewould have been curtain-raising
youwould have been curtain-raising
theywould have been curtain-raising

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From curtain-raiser.

Sample Sentences

  • The fall and humiliation of Algerian President Ahmed ben Bella were carefully timed to curtain-raise what Bella intended as his biggest show, the "Second Bandung Conference." [1965, Herbert David Croly, The New Republic, volume 153:]
  • Curtain-raised here, also, is Cromwell's eventual readiness to smash the monasteries and confiscate their revenue and property to finance the building of a modern state […] [2010 Mar, Christopher Hitchens, “The Men Who Made England”, in The Atlantic:]