flighted

An archaic adjective meaning 'fledged' or 'having feathers,' used historically to describe birds capable of flight. It is no longer in common use.

• 🇵🇹Adjetivo arcaico que significa 'emplumado' ou 'que tem penas', usado historicamente para descrever aves capazes de voar. Atualmente caiu em desuso.

1. Having feathers C2 formal

   Possessing feathers, typically used to describe birds or arrows.

   • The flighted arrow soared through the air with precision.
   • The bird was fully flighted and ready to leave the nest.
   • Ancient hunters used flighted arrows for hunting game.

   🇵🇹Empenado

   Sinônimos: featheredfledgedplumagedplumed

A verb used to indicate the act of shooting or hunting birds in flight, or to cause something to move swiftly through the air.

• 🇵🇹Verbo usado para atirar ou caçar aves em voo, ou para fazer algo se mover rapidamente pelo ar.

1. To shoot or hunt birds C2 formal british

   To shoot at birds in flight, or to hunt game birds.

   • The hunters went out to flight pheasants in the fields.
   • He spent the morning flighting ducks near the lake.
   • They flighted grouse on the moors during the season.

   🇵🇹Caçar aves

   Sinônimos: gunhuntshoot

2. To cause to fly C2 formal

   To send something, such as an arrow or a ball, through the air.

   • The archer flighted the arrow toward the target.
   • He flighted the ball over the goalkeeper's head.
   • She flighted the shuttlecock with precision.

   🇵🇹Fazer voar

   Sinônimos: castdispatchflinghurllaunchprojectpropelsendshootthrow

• flighted past participle
• flighted past simple
• flighting present participle
• flights third person singular