winged

UK
/wɪŋd/
US
/wɪŋd/

Traductions

wingedadjective
more winged
Comp.
most winged
Super.
UK
/wɪŋd/
US
/wɪŋd/
The winged creature soared through the sky.
Крылатое существо парило в небе.
Traductions supplémentaires
wingedpast participle
UK
/wɪŋd/
US
/wɪŋd/
Used as a participial adjective derived from the verb "wing", meaning furnished with wings or wounded in the wing.
wingverb

winged

Past Simple

winged
Past Simple
winged
Past Participle
winging
Gerund
UK
/wɪŋ/
US
/wɪŋ/
A lone gull winged across the bay at dawn.
Одинокая чайка пролетела над бухтой на рассвете.
Traductions supplémentaires
паритькнижн.; о плавном полёте
доставлятьо быстрой доставке, часто по воздуху

Définitions

wingedadjective
Having wings or wing-like appendages.
The winged insects buzzed around the garden, pollinating the flowers.
Characterized by or resembling wings.
The artist painted a winged figure soaring through the sky.
Swift or rapid, as if flying.
With winged feet, the runner dashed across the finish line.
wingedpast participle
Furnished with wings; having or provided with wings.
The winged seeds spun away on the autumn breeze.
wingverb
To fly or move through the air, especially using wings; to soar.
A lone gull winged across the bay at dawn.
To send or convey swiftly, especially by air.
The courier service winged the documents to Paris overnight.