clubbed

UK
/klʌbd/
US
/klʌbd/

Translations

clubbedpast participle
UK
/klʌbd/
US
/klʌbd/
Used attributively, derived from the past participle of "club" to describe something thickened or broadened like a club.
булавовидныйбиол.; утолщённый на конце, напоминающий булаву
The plant had clubbed leaves that were wider at the tips.
У растения были булавовидные листья, расширяющиеся к вершине.
избитыйизбитый дубинкой или тяжёлым предметом
The police found the clubbed victim lying unconscious.
Полиция обнаружила избитую жертву без сознания.
Additional translations
утолщённыйо частях предметов; расширенный или утолщённый на конце
забитыйразговорное; сильно избитый до полусмерти
clubverb

clubbed

Past Simple

clubbed
Past Simple
clubbed
Past Participle
clubbing
Gerund
UK
/klʌb/
US
/klʌb/
бить дубинкой
The police had to club the rioter to subdue him.
Полиции пришлось бить дубинкой бунтовщика, чтобы усмирить его.
Additional translations

Definitions

clubbedpast participle
Having a thickened or broadened end, resembling a club.
The plant had clubbed leaves that were wider at the tips.
Struck with a club; beaten or killed by blows from a heavy stick.
The seal was found clubbed on the ice.
clubverb
To hit or beat with a club or similar blunt object.
The hunter clubbed the animal to subdue it.
To gather together or combine resources for a common purpose.
They decided to club their money to buy a gift for their friend.
To go out to nightclubs for entertainment.
They planned to club all night during their vacation in the city.