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feathery

/ˈfeð.ər.i/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt etwas, das an Federn erinnert, aus Federn besteht oder damit bedeckt ist; von leichter und weicher Beschaffenheit.

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adjective

/ˈfeð.ər.i/C1formal
  • deBeschreibt etwas, das an Federn erinnert, aus Federn besteht oder damit bedeckt ist; von leichter und weicher Beschaffenheit.

Describes something that resembles, consists of, or is covered with feathers; light and soft in texture.

  1. Resembling feathersB2formal

    Having a light, soft, or delicate appearance or texture similar to that of a feather.

    deFederartig

    • The plant had feathery leaves that swayed in the breeze.
    • She wore a dress with a feathery pattern on the fabric.
    • The clouds were thin and feathery, scattered across the sky.

    Synonymeairydelicatedownyfeatherlikefluffylightplumoseplumysoftwispy

    Antonymecoarsedenseharshheavyroughthick

  2. Covered with feathersB1formal

    Having a natural covering of feathers, typically describing birds or their young.

    deMit Federn bedeckt

    • The feathery chick was just a few days old.
    • The bird's feathery coat kept it warm in winter.
    • The nest was lined with soft, feathery down.

    Synonymefeatheredplumedplumoseplumy

    Antonymebarefeatherlessnakedunfeathered

  3. Adorned with feathersB2formal

    Decorated or embellished with feathers or plumes.

    deMit Federn geschmückt

    • The dancer wore a feathery headdress for the performance.
    • Her hat was feathery, with a long plume attached to the side.
    • The costume was elaborate and feathery, with bright colors.

    Synonymefeatheredplumagedplumedplumy

Formen
  • featherier comparative form
  • featheriest superlative form
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