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wattle

/ˈwɒt.əl/

/ˈwɑː.təl/

Translations

wattlenoun

wattles

/ˈwɒt.əl/

/ˈwɑː.təl/

плетень

The farmer built a wattle fence around the garden.

Фермер построил плетень вокруг сада.

серёжка

The turkey's wattle turned bright red.

Серёжка индейки стала ярко-красной.

Additional translations

Synonyms

wattleverb

wattled

Past Simple

wattled

Past Participle

wattling

Gerund

/ˈwɒt.əl/

/ˈwɑːt.əl/

плести

The craftsman will wattle the branches to create a fence.

Ремесленник будет плести ветки, чтобы создать забор.

wattleadjective

/ˈwɒt.əl/

/ˈwɑː.t̬əl/

Used attributively to describe things made of or relating to wattle (woven twigs or poles).

Definitions

wattlenoun

A fleshy, wrinkled, often brightly colored fold of skin hanging from the neck or throat of certain birds, such as turkeys and chickens.

The turkey's wattle turned a bright red during the mating season.

A construction of poles intertwined with twigs, reeds, or branches, used for walls, fences, and roofs.

The old cottage was built using traditional wattle and daub techniques.

Any of various Australian acacia trees or shrubs, especially those with clusters of yellow flowers, regarded as a national symbol of Australia.

Golden wattle is celebrated on Australia’s National Wattle Day each September.

wattleverb

To construct or build using wattle, which is a framework of woven rods and twigs.

The villagers wattle the walls of their huts to provide insulation and support.

wattleadjective

Made of or relating to wattle (a framework of interwoven twigs or branches).

They repaired the cottage’s wattle walls after the storm.