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swaddled

/ˈswɒd.əld/

/ˈswɑː.dld/

swaddledadjective

/ˈswɒd.əld/

/ˈswɑː.dəld/

Translations

запеленатый

The swaddled baby slept peacefully in the crib.

Запеленатый младенец мирно спал в кроватке.

Definitions

Wrapped or enveloped tightly, often in cloth or fabric.

The swaddled baby slept peacefully in its crib.

Synonyms

swaddleverb

swaddled

Past Simple

swaddled

Past Simple

swaddled

Past Participle

swaddling

Gerund

/ˈswɒd.əl/

/ˈswɑː.dl̩/

Translations

пеленать

She gently swaddled the baby in a soft blanket.

Она нежно пеленала ребенка в мягкое одеяло.

Definitions

To wrap (someone, especially a baby) in garments or cloth to restrict movement.

The nurse showed the new parents how to swaddle their newborn to help him feel secure.

To envelop or surround something closely or protectively, as if wrapping it in cloth.

The cottage was swaddled in a thick layer of morning mist.

Synonyms

swaddlenoun

Definitions

A piece of cloth or blanket used to wrap an infant tightly.

The nurse showed the new parents how to use a swaddle to keep their baby comfortable and secure.

swaddleadjective

Definitions

Relating to or designed for swaddling an infant; used attributively before another noun.

She bought a swaddle blanket made of organic cotton.