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wings

/wɪŋz/

Übersetzungen

wingsubstantiv

wings

Pl.

wings

Pl.

/wɪŋ/

крылоанат., авиац., архитектура, политика

The bird spread its wings and took off into the sky.

Птица расправила крылья и взмыла в небо.

флангспорт

He played as a right wing and was known for his speed and agility.

Он играл на правом фланге и был известен своей скоростью и ловкостью.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

флигельархитектура; отдельно стоящая боковая пристройка

кулисытеатр

Synonyme

aerodynamic surface

wingverb

wings

winged

Präteritum

winged

Partizip Perfekt

winging

Gerundium

/wɪŋ/

пролетать

A lone gull winged across the bay at dawn.

Одинокая чайка пролетела над бухтой на рассвете.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

паритькнижн.; о плавном полёте

доставлятьо быстрой доставке, часто по воздуху

Synonyme

shoot (informal)

play it by ear

send by air

equip with wings

Antonyme

Definitionen

wingsubstantiv

A part of an animal's body that is used for flying or gliding.

The bird spread its wings and took off into the sky.

A part of an aircraft designed to produce lift.

The airplane's wings were covered in ice, making it difficult to take off.

A section of a building, especially one that is distinct from the main part.

The hospital's new wing was dedicated to pediatric care.

A group within a political party or organization that holds particular views or has a specific function.

The left wing of the party pushed for more progressive policies.

A position in a sports team, especially in soccer or hockey, where the player is stationed on the side of the field or rink.

He played as a right wing and was known for his speed and agility.

Either side area of a stage, out of sight of the audience, used by performers and crew.

The actors waited in the wings before making their entrance.

A piece of chicken consisting of the whole or part of the bird's wing, prepared as food.

We ordered a plate of spicy buffalo wings.

wingverb

To fly or move through the air, especially using wings; to soar.

A lone gull winged across the bay at dawn.

To send or convey swiftly, especially by air.

The courier service winged the documents to Paris overnight.