crested

UK
/ˈkrɛstɪd/
US
/ˈkrɛstɪd/

Translations

crestedadjective
more crested
Comp.
most crested
Super.
UK
/ˈkrɛstɪd/
US
/ˈkrɛstɪd/
The crested bird perched on the branch.
Хохлатая птица сидела на ветке.
crestverb

crested

Past Simple

crested
Past Simple
crested
Past Participle
cresting
Gerund
UK
/krɛst/
US
/krɛst/
достигать вершины
The wave began to crest as it approached the shore.
Волна начала достигать вершины, приближаясь к берегу.
Additional translations
crestpast participle

crested

Describes something that possesses a crest, e.g., a crested bird.

Definitions

crestedadjective
Having a tuft or growth of feathers, fur, or skin on the head.
The crested bird stood out among the others with its distinctive head feathers.
Having a ridge or top that resembles a crest.
The crested waves crashed against the shore with great force.
Decorated or adorned with a crest, often referring to a coat of arms or emblem.
The crested shield hung proudly in the great hall, symbolizing the family's heritage.
crestverb
To reach the top of a hill or mountain.
The hikers crested the mountain just as the sun began to set.
To form a crest or reach the highest point of something.
The wave crested before crashing onto the shore.
To furnish, decorate, or surmount with a crest or emblem.
The warrior's helmet was crested with a bright red plume.
crestpast participle
Having a crest or tuft of feathers, hair, etc.
They observed a crested pigeon perched on the fence.