pebbled

UK
/ˈpɛb.əld/
US
/ˈpɛb.əld/

Translations

pebbledadjective
more pebbled
Comp.
most pebbled
Super.
UK
/ˈpɛb.əld/
US
/ˈpɛb.əld/
The pebbled path led us through the garden.
Каменистая дорожка вела нас через сад.
The pebbled beach was a beautiful sight.
Гальковый пляж был красивым зрелищем.
pebbleverb

pebbled

Past Simple

pebbled
Past Simple
pebbled
Past Participle
pebbling
Gerund
UK
/ˈpɛb.əl/
US
/ˈpɛb.əl/
They decided to pebble the garden path to make it more attractive.
Они решили замостить садовую дорожку, чтобы сделать её более привлекательной.
Additional translations
pebblepast participle

pebbled

Used to describe materials or surfaces that have been given a pebble-like grain or texture (e.g. "pebbled leather").

Definitions

pebbledadjective
Having a surface covered with or resembling small, rounded stones.
The pebbled path led through the garden, crunching underfoot with each step.
Textured or bumpy, often used to describe leather or other materials with a similar surface.
She admired the pebbled leather of the handbag, appreciating its unique texture.
pebbleverb
To pelt or throw pebbles at something.
The children pebbled the surface of the pond, watching the ripples spread outwards.
To give (leather, paper, etc.) a rough, grainy surface resembling pebbles.
The tanner pebbled the leather to enhance its texture.
pebblepast participle
Having a rough, grainy surface resembling small rounded stones; textured like pebbles.
The diary had a pebbled cover that felt pleasantly tactile.