combedpartizip perfekt
UK
/kəʊmd/
US
/koʊmd/
Functions exclusively as a past-participle adjective; better classified as ADJECTIVE_PAST_PARTICIPLE than generic ADJECTIVE.
Übersetzungen
He always leaves the house with combed hair.
Он всегда выходит из дома с причесанными волосами.
Definitionen
Having hair that has been arranged or smoothed with a comb.
He appeared at the meeting with neatly combed hair.
Describing fibers, such as wool or cotton, that have been straightened and cleaned by a combing process.
The fabric was made from combed cotton, giving it a smooth and soft texture.
combverb

combed

Präteritum

combed
Präteritum
combed
Partizip Perfekt
combing
Gerundium
UK
/kəʊm/
US
/koʊm/
Übersetzungen
She likes to comb her hair every morning.
Она любит расчесывать волосы каждое утро.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To arrange or untangle hair using a comb.
She combed her hair before leaving for the party.
To search thoroughly or systematically.
The police combed the area for any evidence related to the crime.
To smooth or arrange something with a comb-like tool.
He combed the sand with a rake to make it look neat.
To straighten, clean, and align fibres such as wool or flax by drawing them through a series of combs.
The spinner combed the wool before twisting it into yarn.
combsubstantiv
Definitionen
A toothed device used for arranging or untangling hair.
She used a comb to smooth out her tangled hair.
A fleshy crest on the head of a domestic fowl, especially a rooster.
The rooster's bright red comb stood out against its feathers.
A structure of hexagonal cells made of wax, used by bees to store honey, pollen, and larvae.
The beekeeper carefully removed the comb filled with honey from the hive.
A tool with closely spaced teeth used in textile processing to separate, straighten, or align fibers or threads.
The spinner ran the wool through a comb to prepare it for spinning.
combadjektiv
Definitionen
Relating to or intended for use with a comb.
She bought a comb case to protect her favorite brush and comb set.