winged

/wingd or, especially Literary, wing-id/US // wɪŋd or, especially Literary, ˈwɪŋ ɪd //UK // (wɪŋd) //

有翼的,有翅的,有翅膀的,有翼

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

adj.with wings

Synonyms

The Greater Sac-winged bat, known for clinging to the sides of buildings and feasting on insects, couldn’t seem more different from a human.
Another mammal, the greater sac-winged bat, had been heard making babbling-like sounds in 2006.
After your bat has been safely returned to the great outdoors, it’s worthwhile to check your home carefully for any other winged tenants.
On your drive back home, head northeast through Tucson for a swing Catalina State Park for some Saguaros or Butterfly Peak Natural Area to again escape low-elevation heat and search for the park’s winged namesake.
Large-winged insects thrived in the Carboniferous Period, which spanned 359 million to 299 million years ago.
For centuries, scientists have been searching for an ancient temple dedicated to a winged warrior.
For 27 years, the 105 floors of Ryugyong Hotel, a monstrous three-winged, glass-and-concrete pyramid, have gone unused.
The punningly named, 6-foot-2, winged heroine Fevvers flies her way through 1890s Europe.
When morning light struck the water, there was a pair of widgeons, along with green-winged and cinnamon teals.
Bassam handed me a large piece, with no attempt to wave away the swirl of winged insects dive-bombing from all directions.
The voice is the most potent influence of expression, the messenger between soul and soul.

/wingd or, especially Literary, wing-id/US // wɪŋd or, especially Literary, ˈwɪŋ ɪd //UK // (wɪŋd) //

有翼的,有翅的,有翅膀的,有翼

adj.形容词 adjective

adj.with wings

Synonyms

The Greater Sac-winged bat, known for clinging to the sides of buildings and feasting on insects, couldn’t seem more different from a human.
Another mammal, the greater sac-winged bat, had been heard making babbling-like sounds in 2006.
After your bat has been safely returned to the great outdoors, it’s worthwhile to check your home carefully for any other winged tenants.
On your drive back home, head northeast through Tucson for a swing Catalina State Park for some Saguaros or Butterfly Peak Natural Area to again escape low-elevation heat and search for the park’s winged namesake.
Large-winged insects thrived in the Carboniferous Period, which spanned 359 million to 299 million years ago.
For centuries, scientists have been searching for an ancient temple dedicated to a winged warrior.
For 27 years, the 105 floors of Ryugyong Hotel, a monstrous three-winged, glass-and-concrete pyramid, have gone unused.
The punningly named, 6-foot-2, winged heroine Fevvers flies her way through 1890s Europe.
When morning light struck the water, there was a pair of widgeons, along with green-winged and cinnamon teals.
Bassam handed me a large piece, with no attempt to wave away the swirl of winged insects dive-bombing from all directions.
The voice is the most potent influence of expression, the messenger between soul and soul.