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webbed

UK
/wɛbd/
US
/wɛbd/

Translations

webbedadjective
UK
/wɛbd/
US
/wɛbd/
palméAnatomie : doigts ou orteils reliés par une membrane.
The duck has webbed feet that help it swim efficiently.
Le canard a des pieds palmés qui l’aident à nager efficacement.
réticuléAu sens de réseau, de motif en maillage ou en toile.
The frost left a webbed pattern on the windowpane.
Le givre a laissé un motif réticulé sur la vitre.
Synonyms
interconnected
netted
connected
flippered
Antonyms
unwebbed
webbedpast participle
UK
/wɛbd/
US
/wɛbd/
Past-participle form of the verb “web” used adjectivally.
réticuléAu sens de structure en réseau ou d’éléments entrelacés.
The ceiling was webbed with cracks after the quake.
Le plafond était réticulé de fissures après le séisme.
webverb

webbed

Past Simple

webbed
Past Simple
webbed
Past Participle
webbing
Gerund
UK
/wɛb/
US
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tisserAu sens de relier ou envelopper comme avec une toile.
The caterpillar webbed the leaves together to form a shelter.
La chenille a tissé les feuilles ensemble pour former un abri.
Synonyms
weave
trap
snare
net
tangle
ensnarl
enmesh
ensnare
entangle
spin

Definitions

webbedadjective
Having the fingers or toes connected by a membrane.
The duck has webbed feet that help it swim efficiently.
Covered with or showing a pattern that resembles a spider’s web.
The frost left a webbed pattern on the windowpane.
Built or reinforced with a network-like structure for added strength.
Engineers chose webbed steel beams to support the new overpass.
webbedpast participle
Formed into or marked by a web; interlaced or meshed together.
The ceiling was webbed with cracks after the quake.
webverb
To cover, envelop, or weave with or as if with a spider's web or webbing.
The caterpillar webbed the leaves together to form a shelter.
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