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keeled

/kiːld/

/kild/

keeled over

keeledpartizip perfekt

Past-participle adjective meaning 'having a keel or ridge'; comparable with more/most.

Übersetzungen

килеватыйСпециальный термин: имеющий киль или продольное ребро (у листьев, чешуи и т.п.).

The snake’s rough, keeled scales help it blend into rocky terrain.

Грубые, килеватые чешуйки змеи помогают ей сливаться со скалистой местностью.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

ребристыйОбщее значение: имеющий продольное ребро или выступ.

Definitionen

Having a longitudinal ridge or keel; ridged like the keel of a boat or the midrib of a leaf.

The snake’s rough, keeled scales help it blend into rocky terrain.

keelverb

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Partizip Perfekt

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Gerundium

/kiːl/

/kil/

Definitionen

To turn over or capsize, especially a boat or ship.

The strong winds caused the sailboat to keel over in the middle of the lake.

To collapse or fall over, often due to fainting or exhaustion.

After running the marathon, he felt dizzy and nearly keeled over from fatigue.

Synonyme

keelsubstantiv

Definitionen

The main structural element of a ship or boat, running along the bottom from front to back, to which the frames of the hull are attached.

The ship's keel was laid down in the shipyard, marking the beginning of its construction.

A ridge or structure resembling a ship's keel, such as the central ridge of a bird's breastbone.

The bird's keel is an adaptation that supports the muscles used for flight.

A flat-bottomed barge used for carrying coal, especially on rivers.

The keel was loaded with coal and set off down the river to deliver its cargo.

In certain papilionaceous flowers, the pair of fused lower petals that enclose the stamens and pistil

In pea flowers the keel protects the reproductive organs until pollination occurs.

keeladjektiv

Definitionen

Situated at, attached to, or relating to the keel of a vessel or aircraft

The keel bolts showed signs of corrosion and had to be replaced.