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winged

/wɪŋd/

Translations

wingedadjective

more winged

Comp.

most winged

Super.

/wɪŋd/

ailéAu sens propre ou figuré; s’emploie aussi pour exprimer l’idée de rapidité ou d’élévation poétique.

The winged insects buzzed around the garden, pollinating the flowers.

Les insectes ailés bourdonnaient autour du jardin, pollinisant les fleurs.

Synonyms

wingedpast participle

/wɪŋd/

Used as a participial adjective derived from the verb "wing", meaning furnished with wings or wounded in the wing.

ailéParticipe passé employé comme adjectif; sens de « pourvu d’ailes ».

The winged seeds spun away on the autumn breeze.

Les graines ailées s’envolaient dans la brise d’automne.

Synonyms

wingverb

winged

Past Simple

winged

Past Simple

winged

Past Participle

winging

Gerund

/wɪŋ/

volerSens de mouvement dans les airs; registre courant.

A lone gull winged across the bay at dawn.

Une mouette solitaire a volé au-dessus de la baie à l’aube.

Additional translations

acheminerEnvoi rapide, souvent par avion.

Synonyms

shoot (informal)

play it by ear

send by air

equip with wings

Antonyms

Definitions

wingedadjective

Having wings or wing-like appendages.

The winged insects buzzed around the garden, pollinating the flowers.

Characterized by or resembling wings.

The artist painted a winged figure soaring through the sky.

Swift or rapid, as if flying.

With winged feet, the runner dashed across the finish line.

wingedpast participle

Furnished with wings; having or provided with wings.

The winged seeds spun away on the autumn breeze.

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.