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iron

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iron
Received Pronunciation (AFI) /ˈaɪ.ən/
General American (AFI) /ˈaɪ.ɚn/ California
Connecticut
dialectal, Canadá, Escocia, Irlanda (AFI) /ˈaɪ.ɹən/
Australia (AFI) /ˈɑɪ.ən/
longitud silábica bisílaba

Etimología

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Del inglés medio iren.[1]

Sustantivo

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iron (contable e incontable)¦plural: irons

1 Elementos químicos, metalurgia
Hierro.
2
Fierro.
3 Herramientas
Plancha.

Adjetivo indeclinable

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iron (sin comparativo ni superlativo)

4
De hierro.
5
Férreo.

Verbo

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6
Planchar.

Descendientes

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descendientes []

Véase también

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Conjugación

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Conjugación de iron (ironed, ironed) (regular) []
Formas no personales (verboides)
Infinitivo iron
Gerundio ironing
Participio ironed
Formas personales
Modo indicativo
I you (thou) he, she, it we, you, they
Presente Iiron youiron, ironest he, she, itirons, ironeth we, you, theyiron
Pretérito Iironed youironed, ironedst he, she, itironed we, you, theyironed
Pretérito compuesto Ihave ironed youhave ironed he, she, ithas ironed we, you, theyhave ironed
Pretérito pluscuamperfecto Ihad ironed youhad ironed he, she, ithad ironed we, you, theyhad ironed
Futuro Iwill iron youwill iron he, she, itwill iron we, you, theywill iron
Futuro compuesto Iwill have ironed youwill have ironed he, she, itwill have ironed we, you, theywill have ironed
Modo condicional
I you he, she, it we, you, they
Condicional simple Iwould iron youwould iron he, she, itwould iron we, you, theywould iron
Condicional compuesto Iwould have ironed youwould have ironed he, she, itwould have ironed we, you, theywould have ironed
Modo subjuntivo
I you he, she, it we, you, they
Presente Iiron youiron he, she, itiron we, you, theyiron
Pretérito Iironed youironed he, she, itironed we, you, theyironed
Modo imperativo
(you) (we)
Presente (you)iron (we)let's iron
Leyenda: † arcaico, x no normativo, cambio ortográfico, irregularidad

Referencias y notas

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  1. «iron» en OED Online. Editorial: Oxford University Press. Oxford. OBS.: Requiere suscripción