tined

UK
/taɪnd/
US
/taɪnd/
tinedadjective
UK
/taɪnd/
US
/taɪnd/
Translations
The tined fork was perfect for picking up the salad.
Зубчатая вилка была идеальна для того, чтобы подцепить салат.
Definitions
Having prongs or tines, typically referring to a fork or similar tool.
The tined fork was perfect for picking up the salad leaves.
tineverb

tined

Past Simple

tined
Past Simple
tined
Past Participle
tining
Gerund
UK
/taɪn/
US
/taɪn/
Archaic and dialectal verb senses; not in modern standard use.
Definitions
To kindle or set alight; to cause to burn.
She tined a candle to illuminate the dark corridor.
(Chiefly Scottish) To enclose or fence in with a hedge or barrier.
The farmer tined the pasture to protect the crops from grazing cattle.
tinenoun
Definitions
A prong or sharp point, such as that on a fork or antler.
The tine of the fork broke off while I was eating.