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pad

/pæd/

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noun

/pæd/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное с несколькими значениями, включая мягкую подушку или защитный материал, набор скреплённых с одного края листов бумаги или плоскую поверхность для запуска ракет или вертолётов.

A noun with multiple meanings, including a soft cushion or protective material, a set of sheets of paper glued together at one edge, or a flat surface for launching rockets or helicopters.

  1. Cushioning materialA2formal

    A soft, thick piece of material used for protection, comfort, or cleaning.

    ruПрокладка

    • She used a pad to protect her knees while gardening.
    • The box was lined with foam pads to keep the items safe.
    • He applied a pad to the wound to stop the bleeding.

    Synonymsbolsterbuffercushionmatpillowstuffingwadding

  2. Writing padA2formal

    A number of sheets of paper glued together at one edge, used for writing or drawing.

    ruБлокнот

    • She wrote her notes on a yellow legal pad.
    • He bought a sketch pad for his art class.
    • The teacher handed out a pad of paper for the exam.

    Synonymsblocknotepadtabletwriting pad

  3. Living spaceB1informalamerican

    A place where someone lives, such as an apartment or room.

    ruЖильё

    • He invited us over to his pad for dinner.
    • She has a cool pad in the city center.
    • They bought a new pad near the beach.

    Synonymsapartmentflatplaceresidenceroom

  4. Animal footA2formal

    The soft, fleshy underside of the foot of an animal like a dog, cat, or bear.

    ruПодушечка

    • The dog's pad was injured on the rough pavement.
    • Cats have soft pads that help them walk silently.
    • The bear's large pads left deep tracks in the snow.

    Synonymscushionfootpadsole

Forms
  • pads plural form
  • pads' possessive plural form
  • pad's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/pæd/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по добавлению дополнительного материала или содержимого, часто для того, чтобы сделать что-то длиннее или более существенным, или для мягкого передвижения.

A verb used to indicate the act of adding extra material or content, often to make something longer or more substantial, or to move softly.

  1. Walk softlyB1formal

    To walk with soft, quiet steps, often without shoes.

    ruИдти бесшумно

    • She padded across the room to avoid waking the baby.
    • He padded silently down the hallway.
    • The cat padded softly across the wooden floor.

    Synonymscreeppussyfootstealtiptoetread-softly

    Antonymsstampstomptramp

  2. Add unnecessary contentB2informal

    To add extra, often irrelevant, material to make something longer or seem more substantial.

    ruРаздувать

    • The author padded the essay with long quotes.
    • He padded his resume with irrelevant experience.
    • The report was padded with unnecessary statistics.

    Synonymsaugmentbloatembellishinflatespin outstretch

    Antonymsabridgecondensecurtailshortentrim

  3. Protect or cushionB1formal

    To cover or fill something with soft material for protection or comfort.

    ruНабивать

    • They padded the box with foam to protect the fragile items.
    • The chair was padded with thick cushions.
    • She padded her jacket with extra insulation for the cold weather.

    Synonymsbuffercushionfilllinepackstuffupholster

    Antonymsexposeuncover

Forms
  • padded past participle
  • padded past simple
  • padding present participle
  • pads third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Inherited terms

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.