گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'wing'

1 عمومی:: پره‌

2 عمومی:: (نظ‌)

3 عمومی:: بال‌

4 عمومی:: بال

5 عمومی:: قسمتی‌ از یك‌ بخش‌ یا ناحیه‌

6 مکانیک:: دستک

1 general:: In addition to the idiom beginning with WING, Also see CLIP SOMEONE'S WINGS; IN THE WINGS; LEFT WING; ON THE WING; SPREAD ONE'S WINGS; TAKE FLIGHT (WING); UNDER SOMEONE'S WING.

2 general::   noun of a bird/insect ADJ. left, right | fore, front The beetle's fore wings are small and are not used in flight. | back, hind | broad, long, narrow, pointed, short, stubby | delicate | leathery, membranous | broken, damaged a bird with a broken wing | outspread, outstretched | butterfly, chicken, etc. the patterns on butterfly wings First, fry the chicken wings in the oil until they begin to brown. QUANT. pair VERB + WING extend, open, spread, stretch, unfold | close, fold | flap, flutter It flapped its wings and flew off. | clean | clip (often figurative) Pete felt he had had his wings clipped when his driving licence was confiscated. | grow, sprout I wish I could sprout wings and fly away. WING + VERB beat, flap, flutter WING + NOUN tip | feathers PREP. on a/the ~ It had white markings on its wings. | under a/the ~ The young birds were under the mother bird's wing. (figurative) Simon's uncle had taken him under his wing. of a plane ADJ. aircraft | left, port | right, starboard | fixed | folding WING + VERB stick out WING + NOUN tip of a building ADJ. north, south, etc. | private | hospital | maternity | maximum security (= of a prison) VERB + WING add, build | demolish, destroy, pull down A bomb destroyed the east wing. PREP. in a/the ~ Our rooms were in the west wing. of a car ADJ. nearside, offside | front, rear VERB + WING damage, dent The nearside wing was damaged in the accident. | mend, repair, replace WING + NOUN mirror PREP. in a/the ~ There was a dent in one wing. of an organization ADJ. left, right | conservative | liberal, progressive, reformist | extreme, radical | revolutionary | moderate | dissident | political | military, paramilitary PREP. on a/the ~ They're on the left wing of the Labour Party.

3 general:: noun annex: The building had one wing.

4 general:: wing verbs flap its wings (= move them ) • The ducks woke up and flapped their wings. beat its wings (= move them in a regular way while flying ) • The female beats her wings as fast as 500 times a second. flutter its wings (= move them quickly ) • I heard some birds fluttering their wings outside the window. spread/open its wings • The dragon spread its wings and gave an experimental flap. stretch its wings (= open them completely ) • The cage was so small the birds could not even stretch their wings. fold its wings • Gannets fold their wings and plummet like an arrow into the sea to catch their prey. wings flap • Dusky wings flapped overhead. wings beat • Their great wings beat slowly. adjectives outstretched • The eagle descended on outstretched wings.