felled

UK
/fɛld/
US
/fɛld/

Translations

felledpast participle
Used as a past-participle adjective formed from the verb “fell”, describing something that has been cut down or knocked down.
Synonyms
cut down
brought down
knocked down
struck down
laid low
felledadjective
more felled
Comp.
most felled
Super.
UK
/fɛld/
US
/fɛld/
The felled tree blocked the road.
Срубленное дерево перегородило дорогу.
Additional translations
Synonyms
cut down
brought down
knocked down
struck down
laid low
laid lowed
fellverb

felled

Past Simple

felled
Past Simple
felled
Past Participle
felling
Gerund
Transitive verb: to cut or knock down.
Synonyms
knock down
bring down
strike down
cut down
chop down
fell (down)
bring low

Definitions

felledpast participle
That has been cut down or knocked down; past participle of the verb "fell" used adjectivally.
The felled oak lay across the path.
felledadjective
Cut down or knocked down, typically referring to trees or structures.
The felled trees were cleared from the forest to make way for new growth.
Knocked to the ground or brought down, especially referring to a person or animal hit or struck.
The wrestler was felled by a single powerful blow.
fellverb
To cut down (a tree or stand of trees); to bring to the ground.
The lumberjacks were hired to fell the old oak trees lining the road.
To knock, strike, or shoot down; to cause to fall or collapse, often fatally or decisively.
A sudden blow to the head felled the boxer in the third round.