pad

🇺🇸 /pæd/ 🇬🇧 /pæd/
Frequency
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Tags TOP10000Oxford5000
noun
C1

A soft, thick piece of material used for cleaning, protecting, or soaking up liquid.

Use a cleaning pad to wipe the surface.

C1

A set of paper sheets attached together at one edge.

She wrote notes on her notepad.

R

The soft bottom part of an animal's foot.

The dog's pad was injured.

R

A rough piece of material for scrubbing or cleaning.

Scrub the pan with a steel pad.

R

A flat area for aircraft to take off or land.

The helicopter lifted off the pad.

R

Protective gear worn in sports to shield body parts.

Wear elbow pads for safety.

R

The large flat leaf of a water plant like a lily.

Frogs sat on the lily pad.

R

A place where someone lives, like an apartment.

He invited friends to his pad.

verb
R

To add soft material to something for protection or comfort.

They padded the chair for extra comfort.

R

To walk quietly with soft steps.

She padded softly down the hall.

R

To add false items to a bill to get more money.

He tried to pad the expense report.

translation

n. A soft, thick piece of material used for cleaning, protecting, or soaking up liquid.; A set of paper sheets attached together at one edge.; The soft bottom part of an animal's foot.; A rough piece of material for scrubbing or cleaning.; A flat area for aircraft to take off or land.; Protective gear worn in sports to shield body parts.; The large flat leaf of a water plant like a lily.; A place where someone lives, like an apartment.
v. To add soft material to something for protection or comfort.; To walk quietly with soft steps.; To add false items to a bill to get more money.

Word Forms

Past padded
Plural pads
Perfect padded
Progressive padding
3rd Present pads