webbing

• Существительное, обозначающее прочную ткань, сплетённую полосами, узкую плотно сотканную ленту, используемую в обивке или для ремней безопасности, или что-то, образующее сеть, например, перепонка между пальцами ног птиц.

A noun referring to a strong fabric woven in strips, a narrow closely woven tape used in upholstery or for seat belts, or something forming a web, such as the skin between the toes of birds.

uncountable

1. Web-like membraneB2formal

   A membrane or tissue that forms a web, such as between the toes of aquatic birds or other animals.

   Перепонка

   • Ducks have webbing between their toes for swimming.
   • The webbing on the frog's feet helps it paddle through water.
   • Some birds have webbing that aids in catching fish.

   Synonymsmembraneweb

2. Narrow woven tapeB2formal

   A narrow, closely woven tape used in upholstery, seat belts, or other applications requiring strong, flexible straps.

   Тесьма

   • The seat belt is made of strong webbing.
   • Upholsterers use webbing to support the springs in chairs.
   • The backpack straps are reinforced with nylon webbing.

   Synonymsbandbeltstraptape

3. Strong fabric stripsB2formal

   A strong fabric woven in strips, often used for straps, belts, or other load-bearing purposes.

   Стропа

   • The climbing harness is made of durable webbing.
   • Webbing is commonly used in military gear for its strength.
   • The straps on the luggage are made of heavy-duty webbing.

   Synonymsstrappingtape

• Глагол, означающий покрывать или соединять паутиной, или использовать Всемирную паутину для поиска или просмотра.

A verb meaning to cover or connect with a web, or to use the World Wide Web to search or browse.

1. Construct or form a webC1formal

   To create or form a web-like structure, as if by weaving.

   Сплести паутину

   • The spider webbed a delicate trap between the branches.
   • The artist webbed the canvas with intricate patterns.
   • The vines webbed across the old stone wall.

   Synonymsspinweave