towed

UK
/təʊd/
US
/toʊd/
towedpast participle
Used attributively to describe something that has been pulled behind another vehicle or vessel.
Translations
The towed trailer swayed slightly in the crosswind.
Буксируемый прицеп слегка покачивался от бокового ветра.
Additional translations
отбуксированныйподчеркивает завершенность действия
Definitions
Pulled behind another vehicle, vessel, or object by means of a rope, chain, or similar device; that has been towed.
The towed trailer swayed slightly in the crosswind.
towverb

towed

Past Simple

towed
Past Simple
towed
Past Participle
towing
Gerund
UK
/təʊ/
US
/toʊ/
Translations
The truck was used to tow the broken car to the repair shop.
Грузовик использовался, чтобы буксировать сломанную машину в ремонтную мастерскую.
Additional translations
Definitions
To pull or haul a vehicle or boat using a rope, chain, or tow bar.
The truck was used to tow the broken-down car to the nearest garage.
Synonyms
townoun
Definitions
The act of pulling a vehicle or boat along behind another vehicle, typically using a rope or chain.
The car broke down on the highway, so they had to call for a tow.
A rope or chain used for towing a vehicle or boat.
The tow snapped under the strain of the heavy load.
A vehicle or boat that is used to tow other vehicles or boats.
The tow arrived quickly to help move the stranded car.
Short broken fibres of flax, hemp, jute, or similar material prepared for spinning.
The mill processed the flax tow into coarse yarn.
towadjective
Definitions
Relating to or intended for towing.
He secured the car with a tow strap before driving off.