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corded
UK
/ˈkɔːdɪd/
US
/ˈkɔrdɪd/
more corded
Comp.
most corded
Super.
UK
/ˈkɔːdɪd/
US
/ˈkɔrdɪd/
Translations
The corded phone was a relic from the past.
Шнуровой телефон был реликтом из прошлого.
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Definitions
The corded fabric added a textured look to the upholstery.
The corded phone was a relic from the past, sitting on the desk.
The packages were neatly stacked and corded with twine.
His corded forearms testified to years of manual labor.
Definitions
She used a cord to tie the package securely.
The lamp wouldn't turn on because the cord was unplugged.
He wore a jacket made of thick cord that kept him warm in the winter.
They ordered a cord of firewood to last through the winter.
Damage to the spinal cord can result in loss of sensation below the injury.
corded
Past Simple
corded
Past Simple
corded
Past Participle
cording
Gerund
UK
/kɔːd/
US
/kɔrd/
Translations
They cord the logs together to make a raft.
Они связывают бревна вместе, чтобы сделать плот.
They corded the packages together to make them easier to carry.
Они обвязали посылки вместе, чтобы их было легче нести.
Additional translations
Definitions
They corded the packages together to make them easier to carry.
They spent the afternoon cording the freshly split logs behind the shed.
corded
Used for the participial adjective 'corded' (e.g., corded bundles, corded muscles).
Translations
The packages were securely corded before shipping.
Посылки были надёжно обвязаны перед отправкой.
Additional translations
Definitions
The packages were securely corded before shipping.
The athlete's corded muscles were clearly visible.
Definitions
Cord blood is collected immediately after birth for potential medical use.