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adjective ((of ducks' etc feet) joined between the toes by a web.) palmeadotr[webd]1 palmeado,-awebbed ['wɛbd] adj: palmeadowebbed feet: patas palmeadasadj.• palmeado, -a adj.webdadjective palmeado[webd]1.ADJ palmeado2.CPDwebbed feet NPL —
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* * *[webd]\webbed feet/toes Schwimmfüße pl* * *[webd]adj1) animal mit Schwimmfüßenwebbed feet — Schwimmfüße pl
2) seats gurtbespannt* * *webbed foot Schwimmfuß m* * *adj.schwimmhäutig adj. -
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adjective ((of ducks' etc feet) joined between the toes by a web.) svømme(fot)adj. \/webd\/( zoologi) (utstyrt) med svømmehudwebbed feet svømmeføtter -
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Adj1. जालपादDucks have webbed feet. -
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[webd] a թաղանթավոր. webbed feet թաղանթավոր թաթ -
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adjective ((of ducks' etc feet) joined between the toes by a web.) unido por membrana* * *[webd] adj Zool palmado, que tem membrana natatória. -
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adjective ((of ducks' etc feet) joined between the toes by a web.) ki ima plavalno kožico* * *[webd]adjectivezoology ki ima plavalno kožico med kremplji -
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adjective ((of ducks' etc feet) joined between the toes by a web.) með sundfit -
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adj. perde [zool.], perdeli (kuş ayağı)* * *1. ağla çevir (v.) 2. ağla çevrilmiş (adj.)* * *adjective ((of ducks' etc feet) joined between the toes by a web.) perde ayaklı -
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adjective ((of ducks' etc feet) joined between the toes by a web.) räpylä- -
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['wɛbd]adj* * *adjective ((of ducks' etc feet) joined between the toes by a web.) z błoną między palcami -
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adjective ((of ducks' etc feet) joined between the toes by a web.) plēvains* * *ar plēvi, plēvains -
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adjective ((of ducks' etc feet) joined between the toes by a web.) plėvėtas -
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adj. som har simhud; som har en nätliknande struktur; som är förenad med simhud* * *adjective ((of ducks' etc feet) joined between the toes by a web.) med simhud
См. также в других словарях:
Webbed — Webbed, a. 1. Provided with a web. [1913 Webster] 2. (Zo[ o]l.) Having the toes united by a membrane, or web; as, the webbed feet of aquatic fowls. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
webbed — [webd] adj webbed feet or toes have skin between the toes … Dictionary of contemporary English
webbed — [ webd ] adjective if a bird or animal has webbed feet, it has skin between its toes to help it to swim well … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
Webbed toes — Infobox Disease Name = PAGENAME Caption = Human foot with partial simple syndactyly. DiseasesDB = ICD10 = ICD10|Q|70|3|q|65 ICD9 = ICD9|755.13 ICDO = OMIM = MedlinePlus = eMedicineSubj = eMedicineTopic = MeshID = Webbed toes is the common name… … Wikipedia
webbed — [[t]we̱bd[/t]] ADJ: ADJ n Webbed feet or toes have a piece of skin between the toes. Water birds such as ducks have webbed feet … English dictionary
webbed — adjective webbed feet or toes have skin between the toes … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
webbed — UK [webd] / US adjective if a bird or animal has webbed feet, it has skin between its toes to help it to swim well … English dictionary
webbed — [webd] adj if a bird or animal has webbed feet, it has skin between its toes to help it to swim … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
webbed — ► ADJECTIVE 1) (of an animal s feet) having the toes connected by a web. 2) Medicine (of fingers or toes) abnormally united by a fold of skin … English terms dictionary
webbed — adjective 1》 (of an animal s feet) having the toes connected by a web. ↘Medicine (of fingers or toes) abnormally united by a fold of skin. 2》 (of a band of material) made from webbing or similar fabric … English new terms dictionary
webbed — adjective 1. (of the feet of some animals) having the digits connected by a thin fold of skin • Ant: ↑unwebbed • Similar to: ↑palmate 2. having open interstices or resembling a web • Syn: ↑lacy, ↑netlike, ↑ … Useful english dictionary