gemmed

UK
/dʒɛm/
US
/dʒɛm/
gemmedadjective
more gemmed
Comp.
most gemmed
Super.
UK
/dʒɛm/
US
/dʒɛm/
Translations
украшенный драгоценностями
The queen wore a gemmed crown during the ceremony.
Королева носила украшенную драгоценностями корону во время церемонии.
Definitions
Adorned or decorated with gems or jewels.
The queen wore a gemmed crown that sparkled under the lights.
Having a surface that is studded or encrusted with small, shiny objects resembling gems.
The gemmed fabric of the dress shimmered as she moved.
gemnoun
Definitions
A precious or semi-precious stone, especially when cut and polished or engraved.
The necklace was adorned with a sparkling gem that caught everyone's attention.
A person or thing considered to be outstandingly good or special in some respect.
Her latest novel is a real gem, full of intriguing characters and plot twists.
gemverb

gemmed

Past Simple

gemmed
Past Simple
gemmed
Past Participle
gemming
Gerund
UK
/dʒem/
US
/dʒɛm/
Transitive verb meaning to adorn with gems or to embellish.
Definitions
To adorn or decorate with gems; to embellish.
The royal crown was gemmed with rubies and emeralds.
gemadjective
Definitions
Attributive. Relating to or associated with gemstones.
He made his fortune as a gem dealer in Bangkok.
Informal, attributive. Outstanding or excellent.
The film received gem reviews from critics.