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one-winged

/ˈwʌn.wɪŋd/

翻译: 形容词,指只有一只翅膀的,或比喻残缺不全、力量单薄的。多用于文学或隐喻语境,现代汉语中较少单独作为词使用。

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adjective

/ˈwʌn.wɪŋd/formal已废弃
  • zh形容词,指只有一只翅膀的,或比喻残缺不全、力量单薄的。多用于文学或隐喻语境,现代汉语中较少单独作为词使用。

An archaic or poetic adjective describing something that has only one wing; rarely used in modern English outside of specific literary or metaphorical contexts.

  1. Having a single wingB2formal

    Describes a creature or object that possesses only one wing, often implying a physical limitation or asymmetry.

    zh单翼的

    • The one-winged bird struggled to fly but managed to hop along the ground.
    • In the sculpture, the angel was depicted as one-winged, symbolizing a fall from grace.
    • The butterfly emerged from its cocoon one-winged, unable to take flight.
词形
  • more one-winged comparative form
  • most one-winged superlative form