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winged
UK
/wɪŋd/
US
/wɪŋd/
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winged
adjective
more winged
Comp.
most winged
Super.
UK
/wɪŋd/
US
/wɪŋd/
крылатый
The winged creature soared through the sky.
Крылатое существо парило в небе.
Traductions supplémentaires
окрылённый
пернатый
Synonymes
flying
feathered
alate
angelic
swift
gliding
winged
past participle
UK
/wɪŋd/
US
/wɪŋd/
Used as a participial adjective derived from the verb "wing", meaning furnished with wings or wounded in the wing.
Synonymes
feathered
plumed
fledged
alate
winglike
flying
airborne
wing
verb
winged
Past Simple
winged
Past Simple
winged
Past Participle
winging
Gerund
UK
/wɪŋ/
US
/wɪŋ/
пролетать
A lone gull winged across the bay at dawn.
Одинокая чайка пролетела над бухтой на рассвете.
Traductions supplémentaires
парить
книжн.; о плавном полёте
доставлять
о быстрой доставке, часто по воздуху
Synonymes
wound
injure
hurt
maim
graze
nick
scratch
damage
shoot (informal)
improvise
ad-lib
extemporize
play it by ear
fly
dart
rush
speed
airlift
send by air
equip with wings
feather
Antonymes
heal
mend
cure
prepare
plan
rehearse
dawdle
linger
ground
Définitions
winged
adjective
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.
winged
past participle
Furnished with wings; having or provided with wings.
The winged seeds spun away on the autumn breeze.
wing
verb
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.
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