webbing

• Nom désignant une bande de tissu résistant, étroitement tissé, utilisée pour la sellerie, les ceintures de sécurité ou le rembourrage, ou toute chose formant un réseau, comme la membrane entre les doigts des oiseaux.

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.

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1. Web-like membraneB2formal

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

   Membrane palmée

   • 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.

   Synonymesmembraneweb

2. Narrow woven tapeB2formal

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

   sangle

   • 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.

   Synonymesbandbeltstraptape

3. Strong fabric stripsB2formal

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

   sangle (tissu résistant)

   • 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.

   Synonymesstrappingtape

• Verbe signifiant couvrir ou relier par une toile, ou utiliser le Web pour chercher ou naviguer.

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.

   Tisser une toile

   • 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.

   Synonymesspinweave