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swathed

/sweɪðd/

swathedpast participle

/sweɪðd/

Past participle of the verb "swathe" used adjectivally.

Translations

окутанный

The mountain was swathed in mist.

Гора была окутана туманом.

обернутый

The baby was swathed in a warm blanket.

Младенец был обернут в теплое одеяло.

покрытый

The field was swathed in snow.

Поле было покрыто снегом.

Definitions

Wrapped or enveloped in layers of fabric or material.

The swathed figure moved silently through the misty forest, almost blending with the fog.

Completely covered or surrounded by something such as darkness, mist, or secrecy.

The valley was swathed in a thick morning fog.

Synonyms

swatheverb

swathed

Past Simple

swathed

Past Simple

swathed

Past Participle

swathing

Gerund

/sweɪð/

Translations

обматывать

She swathed the baby in a warm blanket.

Она обмотала ребенка теплым одеялом.

окутывать

The fog swathed the entire city in a mysterious haze.

Туман окутал весь город таинственной дымкой.

Additional translations

обворачивать

утатывать

Definitions

To wrap or bind with or as if with bandages.

The nurse swathed the patient's arm with a clean bandage.

To envelop or enclose completely.

The landscape was swathed in a thick blanket of fog.

To cut or mow (grass, grain, etc.), especially with a scythe.

The workers rose at dawn to swathe the long grass in the meadow.

Synonyms

swathverb

swathed

Past Simple

swathed

Past Simple

swathed

Past Participle

swathing

Gerund

Rare/archaic variant of "swathe" meaning to wrap or bind.

Definitions

To wrap, bind, or envelop with or as if with bands; to swathe (rare).

The nurse swathed the wound with layers of gauze.

Synonyms

wind around

wrap around

swathnoun

Definitions

A broad strip or area of something.

The storm left a swath of destruction in its path.

A row or line of grass, grain, or other crop as it lies when mown or reaped.

The farmer walked along the swath, inspecting the freshly cut hay.

A large number of people or things considered as a group.

A swath of supporters gathered to cheer on the team.

The width or lateral extent of coverage of a sensor, scanning device, or cutting machine during a single pass.

Thanks to its 400-km swath, the radar can map vast areas of the planet in a single orbit.

swathenoun

Definitions

A broad strip or area of something.

The storm left a swathe of destruction across the countryside.

A row or line of grass, grain, or other crop as it lies when mown or reaped.

The farmer walked along the swathe, inspecting the quality of the cut.

A large number or amount of something, often used in the plural.

Swathes of supporters filled the streets during the parade.

swathadjective

Definitions

Relating to or characteristic of a swath, especially in reference to measurement such as width or coverage.

The satellite's swath width determines how much of the Earth's surface it can image in one pass.