limbed

UK
/lɪmd/
US
/lɪmd/
limbedadjektiv
more limbed
Komp.
most limbed
Super.
UK
/lɪmd/
US
/lɪmd/
Übersetzungen
-ногийУпотребляется в сложных прилагательных для обозначения количества или типа конечностей (four-limbed — четырёхногий).
The four-limbed creature moved swiftly through the forest.
Четырёхногий зверь быстро двигался по лесу.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
с конечностями
Definitionen
Having limbs of a specified kind or number.
The four-limbed creature moved swiftly through the forest.
limbedpartizip perfekt
UK
/lɪmd/
US
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Functions as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb "limb" (to remove branches or limbs)
Übersetzungen
обезветвлённыйТермин лесного хозяйства: ствол без ветвей после их удаления.
The workers stacked the limbed logs by the roadside.
Рабочие сложили обезветвлённые бревна у обочины.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
обрубленныйРазговорное; о предметах с удалёнными выступающими частями.
Definitionen
Having had its limbs (especially branches) removed; branchless or de-limbed.
The workers stacked the limbed logs by the roadside.
limbsubstantiv
Definitionen
A part of an animal body distinct from the head and trunk, such as a leg, arm, or wing.
The bird injured its limb and was unable to fly.
A large branch of a tree.
The cat climbed up the limb of the oak tree.
The outer edge or margin of something, especially the visible disk of a celestial body such as the sun or moon.
Just before the eclipse, the limb of the moon began to cover the bright star.
limbverb

limbed

Präteritum

limbed
Präteritum
limbed
Partizip Perfekt
limbing
Gerundium
UK
/lɪm/
US
/lɪm/
Definitionen
To remove the limbs from a tree or plant.
The workers were hired to limb the trees along the road to prevent them from interfering with power lines.
To cut off the limbs of a person or animal; to dismember.
In medieval times, criminals were sometimes cruelly limbed as punishment.
Synonyme
limbadjektiv
Definitionen
Relating to or involving a limb or limbs; pertaining to a limb.
Proper limb alignment is crucial for athletes.