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bedded

/ˈbɛdɪd/

beddedpast participle

/ˈbɛdɪd/

Past participle of the verb 'bed' functioning adjectivally.

Translations

слоистый

The geologist examined the bedded rock formations.

Геолог изучил слоистые горные образования.

Definitions

Having layers or strata, typically used to describe geological formations.

The bedded limestone formations were clearly visible along the cliff face.

Provided with a bed or beds, often used in the context of accommodations.

The newly renovated hotel offered well-bedded rooms for its guests.

Firmly set or embedded in a material or surface.

The tiles were securely bedded in mortar.

Synonyms

bednoun

Definitions

A piece of furniture for sleep or rest, typically a framework with a mattress.

She lay down on the bed and quickly fell asleep.

A place where something is located or occurs, often used in a geological or ecological context.

The riverbed was dry after the long summer.

A plot of ground in which plants are grown, especially in a garden.

The flower bed was full of blooming tulips.

A layer of something that is laid or occurs naturally.

The bed of gravel provided a stable base for the road.

bedverb

bedded

Past Simple

bedded

Past Simple

bedded

Past Participle

bedding

Gerund

/bɛd/

Translations

уложитьо помещении или закреплении чего-либо в плотной среде или слое

The archaeologists bedded the ancient artifact in sand to protect it.

Археологи уложили древний артефакт в песок, чтобы защитить его.

высаживатьо посадке растений; садоводство

The gardener beds the tulip bulbs in the flowerbed every spring.

Садовник высаживает луковицы тюльпанов на клумбу каждую весну.

размещатьо предоставлении спальных мест, особенно в гостиницах и местах размещения

The hotel can bed up to 200 guests.

Отель может разместить до 200 гостей.

Definitions

To provide with a bed or sleeping accommodations.

The hotel can bed up to 200 guests.

To lay or plant in a bed of soil.

The gardener will bed the tulip bulbs in the flowerbed.

To settle or embed something firmly.

The archaeologists bedded the ancient artifact in sand to protect it.

To have sexual intercourse with (someone).

He claimed to have bedded many famous actors.

Synonyms

Antonyms

dig up

bedadjective

Definitions

Relating to or intended for use on or with a bed.

The hotel provides fresh bed linens daily.