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Definition of winged - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
physical traithaving wings
- The winged horse soared above the clouds..
2.
flightflying or soaring in the air
- The winged creature soared above the mountains.
3.
figurativeRare moving swiftly as if having wingsRare
- He made a winged dash for the finish line..
Expressions with winged
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memorable or apt word for an occasion
His speech was full of winged words that inspired everyone.
having wings that are black in color
The black-winged stilt waded through the water.
having wings that are longer than usual
The long-winged bird soared above the trees.
lacking a second wing
The statue of the one-winged angel was captivating.
having two wings on the body
The two-winged fly landed on the table.
symbol of triumph or success
The trophy was a winged victory for the winning team.
having wings that are small in size
The small-winged bird struggled to fly.
having red feathers on the wings
The red-winged blackbird is common in wetlands.
having only one wing
The single-winged insect struggled to fly.
having wings that are white or mostly white
The white-winged dove flew across the field.
seed or pod of this plant used in cooking
Winged beans are often added to stir-fries for their crunchy texture.
having thin or narrow wings
The slender-winged butterfly fluttered gracefully.
having four wings on the body
The four-winged dinosaur amazed the scientists.
having very short or rudimentary wings
The short-winged beetle cannot fly far.
Origin of winged
Old English, winge (wing) + ed (having)
Terms with winged included in their meaning
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insect
plural of fly, a small winged insect
botany
tree with lobed leaves and winged seeds
mythology
fictional creature often depicted as a winged monster
plant
winged fruit of trees like maple and ash
vegetable
european plant with 4-winged edible pods
artistic depiction
winged baby or child's head in art
plant
winged fruit of a maple tree
plant
large European tree with lobed leaves and winged seeds
winged creature
creature capable of flight
religion
winged creature attending God in biblical texts
bird
red shoulder patch on a red-winged blackbird
Ailanthus altissima
fast-growing tree with feathered leaves and winged seeds
plant
winged seed of the ash tree
botany
trailing plant with rosy-purple flowers and winged sepals
insect
blue-winged insect, especially a butterfly
tree family
tree in the Dipterocarpaceae family, often with two-winged fruits
botany
perennial milkwort with winged sepals
woody plant
North American shrub with light green leaves and winged nuts
entomology
small knobbed structure in two-winged insects for stability
insect
any of various small winged insects of the order Psocoptera
plant
tree with broad leaves and winged seeds
mythology
winged sandals worn by Hermes or Mercury
nature
winged seed that spins as it falls
mythology
magical fleece from a winged ram in mythology
Examples of winged in a sentence
A winged creature appeared in the night sky. The winged insects danced around the lamp. A winged figure was painted on the ceiling. The winged horse soared through the sky. She delivered a winged performance that left the audience in awe.
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- French:ailé, volant, ...
- German:geflügelt, pfeilschnell, ...
- Italian:alato, volante, ...
- Spanish:alado, volador, ...
- Portuguese:alado, voador, ...
- Chinese:有翅膀的, 有翼的, ...
- Japanese:翼のある, 飛んでいる, ...
- Arabic:مُجَنَّح, مُحَلِّق, ...
- Hebrew:מְכוּנָף, מְעוֹפֵף, ...
- Russian:крылатый, стремительный, ...
- Ukrainian:крилатий, швидкий, ...
- Hindi:पंखों वाला, उड़ता हुआ, ...
Definition of wing - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
medicalpart of a bird's body used for flying
- The eagle spread its wings and soared into the sky..
2.
aviationTECH. part of an aircraft that generates liftTECH.
- The plane's left wing was damaged during the storm..
3.
sportsTECH. position on the side in sportsTECH.
- He played on the left wing during the match.
4.
architectureextension of a building
- The hospital's new wing opened last year.
5.
politicsfaction within a political organization
- The left wing of the party opposed the bill.
6.
automobileTECH. UK part of a car over the wheelsTECH. UK
- The car's wing was dented in the accident.
7.
theaterTECH. side section of a theater stageTECH.
- Actors waited in the wings for their cues to enter the stage..
8.
militaryTECH. grouping in a military aviation serviceTECH.
- The squadron was part of the air force wing.
Verb
1.
- He had to wing his speech at the event.
2.
aviationintr. travel through the air, typically by flyingintr.
- The bird winged across the sky effortlessly..
3.
- The hunter winged the bird.
Images of wing
part of a bird's body used for flying 
part of an aircraft that generates lift 
part of a car over the wheels
Expressions with wing
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improvise without preparation or planning
I didn't study for the test, so I had to wing it.
begin to fly
The birds take wing at the first sign of danger..
in a state of being protected or guided
She took the new employee under her wing.
with protection or guidance from someone trusted
She learned a lot under his wing.
guided or supervised by someone
He learned the trade under the wing of a master craftsman.
relying on hope and luck rather than skill
They made it through the storm on a wing and a prayer.
while flying
The bird caught insects on the wing..
move quickly or travel as if flying
She winged her way across the country to see her family.
chicken wing cooked on a grill with barbecue sauce
I love eating barbecued wing at summer parties.
wing that is damaged or injured
The bird couldn't fly because of its broken wing.
crisp spicy chicken wings served as a snack
Buffalo wings are perfect for game nights.
wing of a chicken, raw or cooked
I love spicy chicken wings for dinner.
piece of chicken coated in spicy sauce
I ordered a dozen hot wings for the party.
the left side of a structure or body
The bird's left wing was injured.
located on the left side of a field or area
She plays as an on the left wing forward.
cut of meat from turkey
She roasted a turkey wing for dinner.
inflatable band worn on arms for swimming
Children wear water wings to stay afloat.
mirror on the side of a vehicle for viewing the rear
He adjusted the wing mirror before starting the car.
sauce for chicken wings with various flavors
The restaurant offers a sweet wing sauce option.
supporting conservative or capitalist political views
Many right-wing parties favor lower taxes.
supporting equality in politics, society, and economy
Many left-wing parties support higher taxes for the wealthy.
armed part of a larger group carrying out fighting or attacks
The group's military wing claimed responsibility for the overnight attacks.
political groups or policies favoring conservative or reactionary ideologies
The right wing opposes many progressive reforms.
chair with high back and side wings
She sat comfortably in the wing chair by the fireplace.
Origin of wing
Old Norse, vængr (wing)
Examples of wing in a sentence
A feather fell from the hawk's wing. The bird perched on the airplane's wing. Engineers inspected the wing for any signs of damage. The coach assigned him to the right wing. She excelled in her role on the wing. The library added a children's wing in 2019.
Her office is in the east wing. The right wing supported the new policy. A new leader emerged in the moderate wing. The mechanic repaired the wing after the crash. She noticed a scratch on the wing of her car. The director signaled from the wings. She could see the entire performance from the wings. The wing conducted joint exercises with allied forces. He was assigned to the newly formed tactical wing. She decided to wing her presentation. They had to wing the entire performance. The plane winged its way through the clouds. A butterfly winged past us, fluttering gracefully. He winged his opponent during the match. The soldier was winged by a stray bullet.
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- French:aile, improviser, ...
- German:Flügel, improvisieren, ...
- Italian:ala, improvvisare, ...
- Spanish:pluma, improvisar, ...
- Portuguese:asa, improvisar, ...
- Chinese:翅膀, 即兴发挥, ...
- Japanese:翼, 即興で行う, ...
- Arabic:جَناح, اِرْتَجَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:כָּנָף, לְאַלְתֵּר, ...
- Russian:крыло, импровизировать, ...
- Ukrainian:крило, імпровізувати, ...
- Hindi:पंख, बिना तैयारी के बोलना, ...
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