gummed

UK
/ɡʌmd/
US
/ɡʌmd/
gummedadjective
more gummed
Comp.
most gummed
Super.
UK
/ɡʌmd/
US
/ɡʌmd/
Traduzioni
The gummed surface of the envelope ensures it stays sealed.
Липкая поверхность конверта обеспечивает его герметичность.
The gummed label was difficult to remove from the jar.
Клеевая этикетка была трудно удаляема с банки.
Definizioni
Having a sticky or adhesive surface.
The gummed label was easy to attach to the package.
Covered or clogged with a gummy substance.
The gummed gears caused the machine to malfunction.
gumverb

gummed

Past Simple

gummed
Past Simple
gummed
Past Participle
gumming
Gerund
UK
/ɡʌm/
US
/ɡʌm/
Traduzioni
She will gum the paper to the wall.
Она будет клеить бумагу к стене.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
Definizioni
To chew or bite with the gums, especially when lacking teeth.
The toddler gummed the soft biscuit until it fell apart.
To stick or adhere something using a sticky substance.
She gummed the envelope shut before mailing it.
To clog or obstruct with a sticky substance.
The machine stopped working because the gears were gummed up with oil.
gumnoun
Definizioni
A substance obtained from various plants, used in the manufacture of adhesives, inks, and other products.
The artist used gum arabic to mix with watercolors for a smoother application.
A sweetened and flavored insoluble plastic material used for chewing.
She offered him a piece of gum after their meal.
The firm tissue that surrounds the teeth and covers the jawbone.
The dentist advised him to take better care of his gums to prevent gingivitis.
Any of various trees that exude gum, especially a eucalyptus.
The koala climbed a nearby gum to feed on its leaves.
gumadjective
Definizioni
Made of, containing, or relating to gum (plant resin, chewing confection, or oral tissue).
He prepared a gum solution to size the handmade paper.