paw

UK
/pɔː/
US
/pɔ/
pawnoun
paws
множ.
UK
/pɔː/
US
/pɔ/
Translations
The cat left muddy paw prints on the floor.
Кошка оставила грязные следы лап на полу.
Additional translations
Definitions
The foot of an animal having claws, such as a cat, dog, or bear.
The cat gently placed its paw on my lap.
A person's hand, especially when large or clumsy.
He reached out with his big paw to shake hands.
pawverb
pawed
Прошедшее простое время
pawed
Причастие прошедшего времени
pawing
Герундий
UK
/pɔː/
US
/pɔ/
Translations
The cat likes to paw at the curtains.
Кошка любит трепать занавески.
The dog began to paw at the door when it wanted to go outside.
Собака начала лапать дверь, когда захотела выйти на улицу.
Additional translations
Definitions
To touch or handle clumsily, roughly, or with a paw or hand.
The dog began to paw at the door, eager to be let outside.
To scrape or dig with a paw or hand.
The horse pawed the ground impatiently while waiting for its rider.
To touch or fondle someone in an unwanted or sexually inappropriate manner.
She complained that the stranger had tried to paw her in the crowded elevator.
pawadjective
more paw
Срав.
most paw
Превосх.
UK
/pɔː/
US
/pɔ/
Used attributively in compounds such as "paw print", "paw pad", indicating relation to an animal's paw.
Definitions
Attributive: relating to or involving an animal's paw.
Fresh paw prints were visible in the snow.