keeled

• Adjetivo arcaico ou dialetal que significa 'que tem quilha' (como um navio) ou, em alguns contextos, 'esfriado' ou 'assentado'. Raramente usado no inglês moderno, exceto em referências técnicas ou históricas.

An archaic or dialectal adjective meaning 'having a keel' (like a ship), or in some contexts, 'cooled' or 'settled'. It is rarely used in modern English outside of specific technical or historical references.

1. Having a ridge or keel-like shapeC2formal

   Describes something that has a prominent ridge or a structure resembling the keel of a ship.

   Quiliforme

   • The bird has a keeled breastbone for flight.
   • The leaf has a keeled midrib running down its center.
   • The boat's hull is keeled for stability in rough waters.

   Sinônimoscarinatecarinatedkeel-shapedridged

   Antônimosflatroundedsmooth

• Verbo que significa virar ou emborcar, geralmente usado em contexto marítimo; também usado em sentido figurado para indicar queda ou desmoronamento.

A verb meaning to turn over or capsize, typically used in nautical contexts; also used figuratively to mean to collapse or fall down.

1. Stagger or swayB2informal

   To walk or move unsteadily, as if about to fall or lose control.

   Cambalear

   • He keeled over after drinking too much.
   • The boxer keeled from the punch.
   • She keeled sideways, clutching her head.

   Sinônimoslurchreelstaggerswaytotterwobble

   Antônimosbalancesteady

Variantes phrasalkeel over