toothed

UK
/tuːtθd/
US
/tuθd/
toothedприлагательное
more toothed
Срав.
most toothed
Превосх.
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/tuːtθd/
US
/tuθd/
Переводы
The toothed wheel is an essential part of the machine.
Зубчатое колесо является важной частью машины.
The toothed predator lurked in the depths of the ocean.
Зубастый хищник скрывался в глубинах океана.
Определения
Having teeth or tooth-like projections.
The toothed leaves of the plant made it easily identifiable.
toothedпричастие прошедшего времени
UK
/tuːθt/
US
/tuθt/
Определения
Equipped with teeth or serrations; furnished with tooth-like projections.
The saw's toothed edge cut cleanly through the wood.
toothсуществительное
Определения
One of the hard, bony structures in the mouth used for biting and chewing.
She lost a tooth while eating a hard candy.
A projection resembling a tooth in shape or function, such as on a gear or saw.
The saw's tooth was damaged, making it difficult to cut through the wood.
A fondness or preference for something, often used in the phrase 'sweet tooth' to describe a liking for sweets.
He has a sweet tooth and can't resist chocolate desserts.
Force, power, or effectiveness, especially of a law or policy.
Critics say the new regulation lacks teeth and will not deter violators.
toothглагол

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toothed
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toothing
Герундий
UK
/tuːθ/
US
/tuθ/
Used, chiefly in technical contexts, meaning ‘to furnish with teeth or projections; to cut or notch.’
Определения
To furnish with teeth or tooth-like projections; to cut or notch so as to resemble teeth.
The machinist toothed the gear to ensure a smoother transfer of torque.
toothприлагательное
Определения
Relating to or designed for teeth; intended for use on or around the teeth (chiefly attributive).
Tooth enamel is the hardest substance in the human body.