webbed

Having or resembling a web; typically used to describe feet of aquatic birds or animals with skin between the toes, or something covered with or formed into a web-like structure.

• 🇪🇸Que tiene o parece una membrana; se usa comúnmente para describir las patas de aves acuáticas o animales con piel entre los dedos, o algo cubierto o formado como una estructura de telaraña.

1. Having skin between digits B1 formal

   Describes feet of certain animals where the toes are connected by a thin membrane of skin, aiding in swimming.

   • Ducks have webbed feet that help them paddle in water.
   • Frogs use their webbed hind legs to swim efficiently.
   • The otter's webbed paws make it an excellent swimmer.

   🇪🇸palmeado

   Sinónimos: palmate

2. Resembling a web B2 formal

   Having a structure that looks like a web, with open spaces or a net-like pattern.

   • The webbed pattern of the lace was intricate and beautiful.
   • The webbed design of the bridge allowed light to pass through.
   • The fabric had a webbed texture that was both strong and flexible.

   🇪🇸que parece una telaraña

   Sinónimos: lacymeshednetlikenettedreticularweblike

• more webbed comparative form
• most webbed superlative form

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

• 🇪🇸Verbo que significa cubrir o conectar con una red o tela, o usar la red mundial para buscar o navegar.

1. Construct or form a web C1 formal

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

   • 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.

   🇪🇸tejer una red

   Sinónimos: spinweave

• webbed past participle
• webbed past simple
• webbing present participle
• webs third person singular