leafed

UK
/liːft/
US
/liːft/
leafedadjektiv
more leafed
Komp.
most leafed
Super.
UK
/liːft/
US
/liːft/
Übersetzungen
The tree is fully leafed in the summer.
Дерево полностью лиственное летом.
Definitionen
Having leaves of a specified kind or number.
A four-leafed clover is said to bring good luck.
Covered with or having leaves.
The leafed branches swayed gently in the breeze.
leafsubstantiv
Definitionen
A flattened structure of a higher plant, typically green and bladelike, that is attached to a stem directly or via a stalk. Leaves are the main organs of photosynthesis and transpiration.
The tree was full of green leaves in the spring.
A single thickness of paper, especially in a book with each side forming a page.
He turned the leaf of the book to continue reading the next chapter.
A part of a table that can be added to or removed from the main part to increase or decrease its size.
We added an extra leaf to the dining table to accommodate more guests.
A very thin sheet of metal, especially gold, used for gilding or decoration.
The artisan applied gold leaf to the icon's frame.
leafverb

leafed

Präteritum

leafed
Präteritum
leafed
Partizip Perfekt
leafing
Gerundium
UK
/liːf/
US
/liːf/
Übersetzungen
распускатьсяо деревьях и других растениях
The trees began to leaf in early spring.
Деревья начали распускаться ранней весной.
She leafed through the magazine while waiting for her appointment.
Она листала журнал, ожидая приёма.
Definitionen
To turn over the pages of a book or other written material quickly, without reading everything.
She leafed through the magazine while waiting for her appointment.
To produce or grow leaves, as a plant does.
The trees began to leaf in early spring.
leafadjektiv
Definitionen
Made of, consisting of, or relating to leaves.
Leaf lettuce is often preferred for its delicate texture.