barbed

UK
/bɑːbd/
US
/bɑrbd/
barbedadjektiv
more barbed
Komp.
most barbed
Super.
UK
/bɑːbd/
US
/bɑrbd/
Übersetzungen
The barbed wire fence was difficult to climb over.
Колючий забор было трудно перелезть.
She made a barbed comment about his new haircut.
Она сделала язвительный комментарий о его новой стрижке.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
с колючками
Definitionen
Having sharp points or edges that can cause injury or discomfort.
The barbed wire fence was installed to prevent intruders from entering the property.
Intended to hurt or criticize in a sharp or cutting manner.
Her barbed comments during the meeting left everyone feeling uncomfortable.
barbsubstantiv
Definitionen
A sharp projection near the end of an arrow, fishhook, or similar item, angled away from the main point so as to make extraction difficult.
The fisherman carefully removed the barb from the fish's mouth.
A deliberately hurtful remark.
She couldn't help but feel the sting of his barb during the argument.
A small horse of a hardy breed originally from North Africa.
The Barb is known for its endurance and speed, making it a popular choice for long-distance riding.
One of the parallel filaments projecting from the shaft of a feather, which interlock to form the feather's vane.
Under the microscope, the biologist could see how the barbs of the falcon's feather latched together.
barbverb

barbed

Präteritum

barbed
Präteritum
barbed
Partizip Perfekt
barbing
Gerundium
UK
/bɑːb/
US
/bɑrb/
Übersetzungen
He likes to barb his friends with witty remarks.
Ему нравится колоть своих друзей остроумными замечаниями.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To provide with a barb or barbs, as in a fishhook or arrow.
The fisherman decided to barb the hook to ensure the fish wouldn't escape.
To criticize or insult someone in a sharp or cutting manner.
She didn't hesitate to barb her opponent with a sarcastic remark during the debate.