blanch

Inglés

blanch
Estados Unidos (AFI)	/blæntʃ/
Reino Unido (AFI)	/ˈblɑːntʃ/ ⓘ ⓘ

Etimología 1

Del inglés medio blaunchen y este del francés antiguo blanchir y este del latín *blancus.

Verbo transitivo

1

Blanquear.

2

Escaldar.

3

Palidecer.

Etimología 2

4

Evadir.

Conjugación

Conjugación de blanch (blanched, blanched)  (regular) [▲▼]

Formas no personales (verboides)
Infinitivo	blanch
Gerundio	blanching
Participio	blanched
Formas personales
Modo indicativo
	I	you	he, she, it	we, you, they
Presente	I blanch	you blanch, blanchest†	he, she, it blanches, blancheth†	we, you, they blanch
Pretérito	I blanched	you blanched, blanchedst†	he, she, it blanched	we, you, they blanched
Pretérito compuesto	I have blanched	you have blanched	he, she, it has blanched	we, you, they have blanched
Pretérito pluscuamperfecto	I had blanched	you had blanched	he, she, it had blanched	we, you, they had blanched
Futuro	I will blanched	you will blanched	he, she, it will blanched	we, you, they will blanched
Futuro compuesto	I will have blanched	you will have blanched	he, she, it will have blanched	we, you, they will have blanched
Modo condicional
	I	you	he, she, it	we, you, they
Condicional simple	I would blanched	you would blanched	he, she, it would blanched	we, you, they would blanched
Condicional compuesto	I would have blanched	you would have blanched	he, she, it would have blanched	we, you, they would have blanched
Modo subjuntivo
	I	you	he, she, it	we, you, they
Presente	I blanch	you blanch	he, she, it blanch	we, you, they blanch
Pretérito	I blanched	you blanched	he, she, it blanched	we, you, they blanched
Modo imperativo
	―	(you)	―	(we)
Presente	― ―	(you) blanch	― ―	(we) let's blanch
Leyenda: † arcaico, x no normativo, ■ cambio ortográfico, ■ irregularidad