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cambered

/ˈkæmbəd/

/ˈkæmbɚd/

camberedadjective

more cambered

Comp.

most cambered

Super.

/ˈkeɪmbəd/

/ˈkeɪmbərd/

Translations

выпуклый

The cambered road surface helps with water drainage.

Выпуклая поверхность дороги помогает с водоотводом.

изогнутый

The cambered wings of the aircraft improve its aerodynamics.

Изогнутые крылья самолета улучшают его аэродинамику.

Definitions

Having a slightly arched or curved shape, typically referring to a surface or structure.

The cambered roof allowed rainwater to easily run off, preventing leaks.

Describing a road or track that is higher in the middle than at the edges, designed to facilitate drainage.

The cambered road ensured that water did not pool on the surface during heavy rains.

Of a wheel or tyre: set at an inward or outward angle from the vertical, usually to improve handling or stability.

The race car’s cambered wheels gave it better grip through corners.

Synonyms

camberedpast participle

/ˈkæmbəd/

/ˈkæmbɚd/

Functions as a participial adjective directly derived from the past-participle of the verb “camber”.

Definitions

Having been provided with camber; built, formed, or adjusted so as to be slightly arched or angled.

The aircraft uses a cambered wing to generate additional lift.

cambernoun

Definitions

A slight arching, upward curve, or convexity, especially in a road or other surface.

The camber of the road helps to drain water away from the surface.

The slight upward curve of an aircraft wing, which helps to provide lift.

The camber of the wing is crucial for the plane's aerodynamic performance.

A measure of the angle of the wheels of a vehicle, which can affect handling and tire wear.

Adjusting the camber of the car's wheels improved its cornering ability.

camberverb

cambered

Past Simple

cambered

Past Simple

cambered

Past Participle

cambering

Gerund

/ˈkæmbə/

/ˈkæmbɚ/

Translations

изгибаться

The road began to camber as we drove up the hill.

Дорога начала изгибаться, когда мы поднимались на холм.

Definitions

To arch or curve slightly.

The road was designed to camber to allow for better drainage.

To cause a surface to have a slight convex curve.

The carpenter cambered the tabletop to ensure water would run off easily.

Synonyms

camberadjective

Definitions

Attributive: relating to or denoting a camber, especially the curvature or wheel angle of a vehicle or surface.

Correct camber adjustment is essential for high-performance racing cars.