heeling

UK
/ˈhiːlɪŋ/
US
/ˈhilɪŋ/
heelingsubstantiv
Übersetzungen
The cobbler replaced the heeling on my shoes.
Сапожник заменил подпятник на моих туфлях.
The heeling of the ship was noticeable during the storm.
Наклон корабля был заметен во время шторма.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
The act of tilting or leaning to one side, especially in reference to a ship or boat.
The sudden gust of wind caused the sailboat to experience significant heeling.
heelverb

heeling

Gerundium

heeled
Präteritum
heeled
Partizip Perfekt
heeling
Gerundium
UK
/hiːl/
US
/hil/
Übersetzungen
The dog was trained to heel at its owner's command.
Собака была натренирована следовать по команде хозяина.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To follow closely behind someone, especially a dog following its owner.
The dog was trained to heel at its owner's command.
To tilt or lean to one side, typically referring to a ship or boat.
The strong winds caused the sailboat to heel sharply to starboard.
To provide with, repair, or replace the heel of (a shoe or boot).
The cobbler heeled my worn-out boots in a day.
heelsubstantiv
Definitionen
The back part of the human foot below the ankle.
She felt a sharp pain in her heel after the long hike.
The part of a shoe or boot that supports the heel of the foot.
The heel of her shoe broke during the dance.
A contemptible or untrustworthy person.
He turned out to be a real heel, betraying his friends for money.
The end of a loaf of bread, especially when it is hard or crusty.
He always preferred the heel of the bread for his sandwiches.
A wrestling term for a villainous or antagonistic character.
The wrestler played the heel perfectly, drawing boos from the crowd.
A lateral tilt or inclination of a vessel or aircraft to one side.
The yacht developed a dangerous heel as the wind strengthened.
heeladjektiv
Definitionen
Of, relating to, or situated at the heel of the foot or shoe.
Heel pain can be a symptom of plantar fasciitis.