hobnailed

UK
/ˈhɒb.neɪld/
US
/ˈhɑːb.neɪld/
hobnailedadjective
more hobnailed
Comp.
most hobnailed
Super.
UK
/ˈhɒb.neɪld/
US
/ˈhɑb.neɪld/
Traducciones
He wore hobnailed boots for the hike.
Он надел шипованные ботинки для похода.
Definiciones
Having or characterized by hobnails, which are short nails with thick heads used to reinforce the soles of boots.
The hobnailed boots left a distinctive pattern in the soft earth.
Having a rough or nodular surface resembling hobnails, especially describing certain pathological tissues such as a cirrhotic liver.
Under the microscope, the pathologist observed a hobnailed appearance to the liver cells.
hobnailverb

hobnailed

Past Simple

hobnailed
Past Simple
hobnailed
Past Participle
hobnailing
Gerund
UK
/ˈhɒb.neɪl/
US
/ˈhɑːb.neɪl/
Traducciones
прибивать гвоздями
He decided to hobnail the soles of his boots for better traction.
Он решил прибить гвоздями подошвы своих ботинок для лучшего сцепления.
Traducciones adicionales
Definiciones
To furnish or stud with hobnails, which are short nails with thick heads used to reinforce the soles of boots.
The cobbler decided to hobnail the boots to make them more durable for hiking.
Sinónimos
shoe (with hobnails)
hobnailnoun
Definiciones
A short nail with a thick head used to reinforce the soles of boots.
The cobbler added a hobnail to the boot to improve its durability.
A type of glassware characterized by a raised pattern of small, round knobs.
She admired the vintage hobnail vase on the shelf.
hobnailadjective
Definiciones
Attributive: (of boots, shoes, glassware, etc.) having or characterized by hobnails or a hobnail pattern.
He wore heavy hobnail boots during the hike.