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in the PONS Dictionary

I. pres·ent1 ['prezənt] N

1. present no pl (now):

dosad [or do sad(a)]

2. present no pl LING:

II. pres·ent1 ['prezənt] ADJ

1. present attr (current):

2. present attr (being dealt with):

3. present usu pred (in attendance):

prisutan at - u

4. present usu pred (existing):

to be present [in sth]

pres·ent2 ['prezənt] N

pres·ent3 [prɪ'zent] VB trans

1. present (give formally):

to present sth [to sb] gift
to present sth [to sb] award, medal, diploma

2. present (express):

3. present (hand over, show):

to present sth [to sb]
to present a united front organization, people

4. present (put forward):

to present sth [to sb]

5. present (face, confront):

6. present:

7. present form (introduce):

to present sb [to sb]

8. present:

present (compere) TV programme
present (show) film
present product

9. present (arise):

to present itself opportunity, solution
to present itself problem

'wed·ding pres·ent N

pres·ent 'tense N LING

'birth·day pres·ent N

pres·ent-'day ADJ usu attr

pres·ent par·'ti·ci·ple N LING

Present
Ipresent
youpresent
he/she/itpresents
wepresent
youpresent
theypresent
Past
Ipresented
youpresented
he/she/itpresented
wepresented
youpresented
theypresented
Present Perfect
Ihavepresented
youhavepresented
he/she/ithaspresented
wehavepresented
youhavepresented
theyhavepresented
Past Perfect
Ihadpresented
youhadpresented
he/she/ithadpresented
wehadpresented
youhadpresented
theyhadpresented