plumed

UK
/pluːmd/
US
/plumd/
plumedadjective
more plumed
Comp.
most plumed
Super.
UK
/pluːmd/
US
/plumd/
Translations
украшенный перьями
The dancer wore a plumed headdress during the performance.
Танцовщица носила украшенный перьями головной убор во время выступления.
The plumed bird flew gracefully across the sky.
Пернатая птица грациозно пролетела по небу.
Additional translations
Definitions
Having or adorned with feathers.
The plumed hat was a striking accessory at the costume party.
Resembling a feather or feathers in appearance.
The plumed clouds drifted lazily across the sky, casting soft shadows on the ground.
Having a long, feather-like column or stream of material such as smoke, dust, or water.
A plumed jet of steam hissed from the cracked pipe.
plumenoun
Definitions
A long, soft feather or arrangement of feathers used by a bird for display or worn by a person for ornament.
The peacock's tail is adorned with a magnificent plume of colorful feathers.
A mass of material, such as smoke, dust, or vapor, that resembles a feather in shape and spreads from a source.
A plume of smoke rose from the chimney, signaling that the fire was burning well.
A token of honor or achievement, often used metaphorically.
Winning the championship was a plume in the team's cap.
Geology: A localized column of hot, buoyant magma rising through the Earth's mantle.
Scientists believe a mantle plume is responsible for the volcanic activity in the region.
plumeverb

plumed

Past Simple

plumed
Past Simple
plumed
Past Participle
pluming
Gerund
UK
/pluːm/
US
/plum/
Translations
The bird began to plume its feathers.
Птица начала распушаться перьями.
He plumed himself on his achievements.
Он гордился своими достижениями.
Definitions
To spread out in a shape resembling a feather.
Smoke began to plume from the chimney as the fire was lit.
To adorn or decorate with feathers or something resembling feathers.
The dancer plumed her costume with vibrant feathers for the performance.
To preen or clean feathers, as a bird does.
The parrot spent the afternoon pluming itself in the sun.
To take pride in oneself or one's achievements.
He plumed himself on his successful career in the tech industry.
plumeadjective
Definitions
Relating to or characteristic of a plume (such as a column of smoke, gas, or feathers).
Plume dynamics were analysed to predict the spread of volcanic ash.