Definition of tailed in English:

tailed

adjective teɪldteɪld

1in combination Having a tail of a specified kind.
a long-tailed lizard
white-tailed eagles
Example sentencesExamples
- The red-tailed hawks circle and plummet into the valley between our hill and the next.
- The Short-tailed Albatross is an extremely rare bird.
- He's devoting his professional life to studying the brush-tailed rock wallaby.
- In the backyard, four bushy-tailed squirrels scamper up to the screen door, chattering loudly.
- Today, black-tailed prairie dogs are limited to less than 1 percent of their historic range.
1. 1.1 (of a garment) having a lower or hanging part, especially at the back of a coat.
  a tailed jacket
  in combination he always wore a long-tailed coat
  Example sentencesExamples
  He kept his hair very short, and indoors he wore an old-fashioned swallow-tailed coat, refusing to adopt the formal fashion of his day.
  She wore a perfectly cut full-tailed tuxedo jacket.
  Use traditional motifs if you want to re-create a particular period flavour, with windows dressed with lace panels, over simple Holland blinds and under richly sagged-and-tailed drapes for example.
  The constable's uniform consisted of a top hat representing authority and a tailed jacket for servitude, because although the police were considered public servants they were also the public's masters.
  A small figure in a long-tailed leather jacket came pelting down the steps.

Definition of tailed in US English:

tailed

adjectiveteɪldtāld

1in combination Having a tail of a specified kind.
a long-tailed lizard
white-tailed eagles
Example sentencesExamples
- In the backyard, four bushy-tailed squirrels scamper up to the screen door, chattering loudly.
- The red-tailed hawks circle and plummet into the valley between our hill and the next.
- Today, black-tailed prairie dogs are limited to less than 1 percent of their historic range.
- The Short-tailed Albatross is an extremely rare bird.
- He's devoting his professional life to studying the brush-tailed rock wallaby.
1. 1.1 (of a garment) having a lower or hanging part, especially at the back of a coat.
  a tailed jacket
  in combination he always wore a long-tailed coat
  Example sentencesExamples
  The constable's uniform consisted of a top hat representing authority and a tailed jacket for servitude, because although the police were considered public servants they were also the public's masters.
  A small figure in a long-tailed leather jacket came pelting down the steps.
  She wore a perfectly cut full-tailed tuxedo jacket.
  Use traditional motifs if you want to re-create a particular period flavour, with windows dressed with lace panels, over simple Holland blinds and under richly sagged-and-tailed drapes for example.
  He kept his hair very short, and indoors he wore an old-fashioned swallow-tailed coat, refusing to adopt the formal fashion of his day.

单词	tailed
释义	Definition of tailed in English: tailed adjective teɪldteɪld 1in combination Having a tail of a specified kind. a long-tailed lizard white-tailed eagles Example sentencesExamples The red-tailed hawks circle and plummet into the valley between our hill and the next. The Short-tailed Albatross is an extremely rare bird. He's devoting his professional life to studying the brush-tailed rock wallaby. In the backyard, four bushy-tailed squirrels scamper up to the screen door, chattering loudly. Today, black-tailed prairie dogs are limited to less than 1 percent of their historic range. 1.1 (of a garment) having a lower or hanging part, especially at the back of a coat. a tailed jacket in combination he always wore a long-tailed coat Example sentencesExamples He kept his hair very short, and indoors he wore an old-fashioned swallow-tailed coat, refusing to adopt the formal fashion of his day. She wore a perfectly cut full-tailed tuxedo jacket. Use traditional motifs if you want to re-create a particular period flavour, with windows dressed with lace panels, over simple Holland blinds and under richly sagged-and-tailed drapes for example. The constable's uniform consisted of a top hat representing authority and a tailed jacket for servitude, because although the police were considered public servants they were also the public's masters. A small figure in a long-tailed leather jacket came pelting down the steps. Definition of tailed in US English: tailed adjectiveteɪldtāld 1in combination Having a tail of a specified kind. a long-tailed lizard white-tailed eagles Example sentencesExamples In the backyard, four bushy-tailed squirrels scamper up to the screen door, chattering loudly. The red-tailed hawks circle and plummet into the valley between our hill and the next. Today, black-tailed prairie dogs are limited to less than 1 percent of their historic range. The Short-tailed Albatross is an extremely rare bird. He's devoting his professional life to studying the brush-tailed rock wallaby. 1.1 (of a garment) having a lower or hanging part, especially at the back of a coat. a tailed jacket in combination he always wore a long-tailed coat Example sentencesExamples The constable's uniform consisted of a top hat representing authority and a tailed jacket for servitude, because although the police were considered public servants they were also the public's masters. A small figure in a long-tailed leather jacket came pelting down the steps. She wore a perfectly cut full-tailed tuxedo jacket. Use traditional motifs if you want to re-create a particular period flavour, with windows dressed with lace panels, over simple Holland blinds and under richly sagged-and-tailed drapes for example. He kept his hair very short, and indoors he wore an old-fashioned swallow-tailed coat, refusing to adopt the formal fashion of his day.
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