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bays

UK
/beɪz/
US
/beɪz/

Translations

baynoun

bays

pl

bays
pl
UK
/beɪ/
US
/beɪ/
The ship sailed into the bay.
Корабль вошел в залив.
The horse was resting in its bay.
Лошадь отдыхала в своем стойле.
The chef added a bay leaf to the soup.
Шеф-повар добавил лавровый лист в суп.
Additional translations
бухта
заливчик
Synonyms
cove
estuary
harbor
gulf
inlet
bayverb

bays

bayed
Past Simple
bayed
Past Participle
baying
Gerund
UK
/beɪ/
US
/beɪ/
The dog began to bay at the moon.
Собака начала лаять на луну.
Additional translations
вопить
Synonyms
bark
howl
yelp
cry

Definitions

baynoun
A broad inlet of the sea where the land curves inward.
The small fishing village was located on the edge of a picturesque bay.
A horse of a reddish-brown color with black mane and tail.
The rider mounted his bay and rode off into the sunset.
A compartment in a building, typically one that is set aside for a specific purpose.
The car was parked in the garage bay for repairs.
A deep, prolonged bark, typically of a large dog.
The hound's bay could be heard echoing through the forest.
An aromatic evergreen tree (Laurus nobilis) of the laurel family, or one of its leaves used as a culinary herb.
She tossed a dried bay into the stew to enhance the flavour.
A reddish-brown colour with a dark tint, especially the colour characteristic of a bay horse.
The fabric was dyed a deep bay to match the upholstery.
The position of an animal forced to turn and resist its pursuers; by extension, a situation in which someone is cornered but still defiant.
The stag was at bay, its antlers lowered in warning.
bayverb
To bark or howl loudly, especially by a dog or a group of dogs.
The hounds began to bay as they caught the scent of the fox.
To shout loudly, typically in a demanding or angry manner.
The crowd began to bay for the politician's resignation.
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