Definition of spiderweb in English:

spiderweb

(also spider's web)

nounPlural spiderwebsˈspʌɪdəwɛbˈspaɪdərwɛb

1A web made by a spider.
Example sentencesExamples
- The costume was enough to send a person with arachnophobia into fits with its spiderweb and small spiders.
- For example, he has chapters on spiderwebs, sea shells and segmentation.
- Sagging spiderwebs, laden with dew, hung from the tiny branches of the hedgerow among the northern forest, in the midst of which the men waited.
- But the newly described fossil spiderweb dates roughly 90 million years older than the previous oldest known specimen.
- In North America, if you see a classic spiderweb with a dense, zigzag thread through its center, the web could well have been spun by Argiope aurantia.
- Neither of these reasons explain why there is symmetry in a spiderweb.
- Ancient dust and grimy spiderwebs festooned her coverall.
- That was worse than the main floor; more spiderwebs to sweep and more empty bird nests.
- A haze of spiderwebs hung from the ceiling above him, and the smack of wet decay met his nose.
- The hedge out in front of the house is covered with enough small spiderwebs that it looks as though there's ice across the top.
- There was not a single corner without a spiderweb waiting to be swept away by Steph's washcloth.
- There can be brambles and poison ivy, the occasional spiderweb and weather elements to consider.
- ‘I hate bugs,’ the librarian moaned, backing away from a spiderweb.
- The fossil is the oldest direct evidence of spiderwebs.
- The entire ceiling was like blackened ash, though through some miracle the spiderweb had survived.
1. 1.1 A thing resembling a spider's web.
  the spiderweb of overhead transmission lines
  Example sentencesExamples
  Four days had passed, while the final party of determined villagers traced a course like a spiderweb all over the southern half of the district, even marching through his own clearing one rainy afternoon.
  Aligore had become well-acquainted with that whip over the last several hours; the spiderweb of streaked gashes along his back was a testament to this fact.
  They had to follow their yarn through the family room, which looked like a giant spiderweb of yarn, until they located the prize tied to the other end of their spool.
  Between Jacie, the oldest, and Kelley, the youngest, there's a huge spiderweb of strong bonds.
  I'd met him innocently on the beach and there was no spiderweb of lies or hurt around him when it came to me.
  It formed a twisting spiderweb of lines and patterns, a swirling sprawl of lightning that stretched out into infinity.
  The listener will be treated to un-pedaled acoustic pieces as well as backward loops and dubs as fragile as a tapestry of overlaid spiderwebs.
  A lattice of thin white strands flashed dimly on the oak, forming a binding, blinking silvery spiderweb.
  The 90 recruits are being tested for leadership, passing each other through a kind of rope spiderweb.
  His face was crisscrossed with a spiderweb of white scars, but his gray-tinged eyes were thoughtful and kind.
  The helmet crested in a spiked ridge, and beneath it lay a crisscrossing spiderweb of thin bones.
  With 2,000 stocking locations worldwide processing 8,000 phone and network parts, Avaya's service department managed a huge logistics spiderweb.
  A spiderweb of long vines covered the mouth of the cave, drooping down into the water, but Jonah passed between the vines easily and darkness fell around him.
  Huge, jagged slashes intersected across the robe, forming a spiderweb of cuts.
2. 1.2 A type of turquoise (semi-precious stone) criss-crossed with fine dark lines.

verbspiderwebbing, spiderwebbed, spiderwebsˈspʌɪdəwɛbˈspaɪdərwɛb

[with object]

Cover with a pattern resembling a spiderweb.
a glass block spiderwebbed with cracks
Example sentencesExamples
- It was white plaster, flaked, peeling, spiderwebbed with cracks.
- He worked the new norm - two weeks on, two weeks off - maintaining the more than 400 miles of gravel roads that spiderweb the North Slope.
- Jackie looked up at him, her crystal eyes spiderwebbed with red.
- He considered the texture of the ground at his feet, the gray asphalt of the highway, spiderwebbed with cracks, and the ragged line of white paint, frozen in a futile battle with the encroaching dust.
- The glass of the doors was spiderwebbed and ready to shatter.

Definition of spiderweb in US English:

spiderweb

nounˈspīdərwebˈspaɪdərwɛb

1A web made by a spider.
Example sentencesExamples
- Sagging spiderwebs, laden with dew, hung from the tiny branches of the hedgerow among the northern forest, in the midst of which the men waited.
- A haze of spiderwebs hung from the ceiling above him, and the smack of wet decay met his nose.
- Neither of these reasons explain why there is symmetry in a spiderweb.
- That was worse than the main floor; more spiderwebs to sweep and more empty bird nests.
- But the newly described fossil spiderweb dates roughly 90 million years older than the previous oldest known specimen.
- Ancient dust and grimy spiderwebs festooned her coverall.
- For example, he has chapters on spiderwebs, sea shells and segmentation.
- The fossil is the oldest direct evidence of spiderwebs.
- The costume was enough to send a person with arachnophobia into fits with its spiderweb and small spiders.
- The entire ceiling was like blackened ash, though through some miracle the spiderweb had survived.
- The hedge out in front of the house is covered with enough small spiderwebs that it looks as though there's ice across the top.
- ‘I hate bugs,’ the librarian moaned, backing away from a spiderweb.
- There was not a single corner without a spiderweb waiting to be swept away by Steph's washcloth.
- In North America, if you see a classic spiderweb with a dense, zigzag thread through its center, the web could well have been spun by Argiope aurantia.
- There can be brambles and poison ivy, the occasional spiderweb and weather elements to consider.
1. 1.1 A thing resembling a spiderweb.
  the spiderweb of overhead transmission lines
  Example sentencesExamples
  A spiderweb of long vines covered the mouth of the cave, drooping down into the water, but Jonah passed between the vines easily and darkness fell around him.
  His face was crisscrossed with a spiderweb of white scars, but his gray-tinged eyes were thoughtful and kind.
  The 90 recruits are being tested for leadership, passing each other through a kind of rope spiderweb.
  Between Jacie, the oldest, and Kelley, the youngest, there's a huge spiderweb of strong bonds.
  It formed a twisting spiderweb of lines and patterns, a swirling sprawl of lightning that stretched out into infinity.
  With 2,000 stocking locations worldwide processing 8,000 phone and network parts, Avaya's service department managed a huge logistics spiderweb.
  They had to follow their yarn through the family room, which looked like a giant spiderweb of yarn, until they located the prize tied to the other end of their spool.
  The listener will be treated to un-pedaled acoustic pieces as well as backward loops and dubs as fragile as a tapestry of overlaid spiderwebs.
  Aligore had become well-acquainted with that whip over the last several hours; the spiderweb of streaked gashes along his back was a testament to this fact.
  I'd met him innocently on the beach and there was no spiderweb of lies or hurt around him when it came to me.
  Huge, jagged slashes intersected across the robe, forming a spiderweb of cuts.
  A lattice of thin white strands flashed dimly on the oak, forming a binding, blinking silvery spiderweb.
  The helmet crested in a spiked ridge, and beneath it lay a crisscrossing spiderweb of thin bones.
  Four days had passed, while the final party of determined villagers traced a course like a spiderweb all over the southern half of the district, even marching through his own clearing one rainy afternoon.
2. 1.2 A type of turquoise crisscrossed with fine dark lines.

verbˈspīdərwebˈspaɪdərwɛb

[with object]

Cover with a pattern resembling a spiderweb.
a glass block spiderwebbed with cracks
Example sentencesExamples
- The glass of the doors was spiderwebbed and ready to shatter.
- He worked the new norm - two weeks on, two weeks off - maintaining the more than 400 miles of gravel roads that spiderweb the North Slope.
- It was white plaster, flaked, peeling, spiderwebbed with cracks.
- Jackie looked up at him, her crystal eyes spiderwebbed with red.
- He considered the texture of the ground at his feet, the gray asphalt of the highway, spiderwebbed with cracks, and the ragged line of white paint, frozen in a futile battle with the encroaching dust.

单词	spiderweb
释义	Definition of spiderweb in English: spiderweb (also spider's web) nounPlural spiderwebsˈspʌɪdəwɛbˈspaɪdərwɛb 1A web made by a spider. Example sentencesExamples The costume was enough to send a person with arachnophobia into fits with its spiderweb and small spiders. For example, he has chapters on spiderwebs, sea shells and segmentation. Sagging spiderwebs, laden with dew, hung from the tiny branches of the hedgerow among the northern forest, in the midst of which the men waited. But the newly described fossil spiderweb dates roughly 90 million years older than the previous oldest known specimen. In North America, if you see a classic spiderweb with a dense, zigzag thread through its center, the web could well have been spun by Argiope aurantia. Neither of these reasons explain why there is symmetry in a spiderweb. Ancient dust and grimy spiderwebs festooned her coverall. That was worse than the main floor; more spiderwebs to sweep and more empty bird nests. A haze of spiderwebs hung from the ceiling above him, and the smack of wet decay met his nose. The hedge out in front of the house is covered with enough small spiderwebs that it looks as though there's ice across the top. There was not a single corner without a spiderweb waiting to be swept away by Steph's washcloth. There can be brambles and poison ivy, the occasional spiderweb and weather elements to consider. ‘I hate bugs,’ the librarian moaned, backing away from a spiderweb. The fossil is the oldest direct evidence of spiderwebs. The entire ceiling was like blackened ash, though through some miracle the spiderweb had survived. 1.1 A thing resembling a spider's web. the spiderweb of overhead transmission lines Example sentencesExamples Four days had passed, while the final party of determined villagers traced a course like a spiderweb all over the southern half of the district, even marching through his own clearing one rainy afternoon. Aligore had become well-acquainted with that whip over the last several hours; the spiderweb of streaked gashes along his back was a testament to this fact. They had to follow their yarn through the family room, which looked like a giant spiderweb of yarn, until they located the prize tied to the other end of their spool. Between Jacie, the oldest, and Kelley, the youngest, there's a huge spiderweb of strong bonds. I'd met him innocently on the beach and there was no spiderweb of lies or hurt around him when it came to me. It formed a twisting spiderweb of lines and patterns, a swirling sprawl of lightning that stretched out into infinity. The listener will be treated to un-pedaled acoustic pieces as well as backward loops and dubs as fragile as a tapestry of overlaid spiderwebs. A lattice of thin white strands flashed dimly on the oak, forming a binding, blinking silvery spiderweb. The 90 recruits are being tested for leadership, passing each other through a kind of rope spiderweb. His face was crisscrossed with a spiderweb of white scars, but his gray-tinged eyes were thoughtful and kind. The helmet crested in a spiked ridge, and beneath it lay a crisscrossing spiderweb of thin bones. With 2,000 stocking locations worldwide processing 8,000 phone and network parts, Avaya's service department managed a huge logistics spiderweb. A spiderweb of long vines covered the mouth of the cave, drooping down into the water, but Jonah passed between the vines easily and darkness fell around him. Huge, jagged slashes intersected across the robe, forming a spiderweb of cuts. 1.2 A type of turquoise (semi-precious stone) criss-crossed with fine dark lines. verbspiderwebbing, spiderwebbed, spiderwebsˈspʌɪdəwɛbˈspaɪdərwɛb [with object] Cover with a pattern resembling a spiderweb. a glass block spiderwebbed with cracks Example sentencesExamples It was white plaster, flaked, peeling, spiderwebbed with cracks. He worked the new norm - two weeks on, two weeks off - maintaining the more than 400 miles of gravel roads that spiderweb the North Slope. Jackie looked up at him, her crystal eyes spiderwebbed with red. He considered the texture of the ground at his feet, the gray asphalt of the highway, spiderwebbed with cracks, and the ragged line of white paint, frozen in a futile battle with the encroaching dust. The glass of the doors was spiderwebbed and ready to shatter. Definition of spiderweb in US English: spiderweb nounˈspīdərwebˈspaɪdərwɛb 1A web made by a spider. Example sentencesExamples Sagging spiderwebs, laden with dew, hung from the tiny branches of the hedgerow among the northern forest, in the midst of which the men waited. A haze of spiderwebs hung from the ceiling above him, and the smack of wet decay met his nose. Neither of these reasons explain why there is symmetry in a spiderweb. That was worse than the main floor; more spiderwebs to sweep and more empty bird nests. But the newly described fossil spiderweb dates roughly 90 million years older than the previous oldest known specimen. Ancient dust and grimy spiderwebs festooned her coverall. For example, he has chapters on spiderwebs, sea shells and segmentation. The fossil is the oldest direct evidence of spiderwebs. The costume was enough to send a person with arachnophobia into fits with its spiderweb and small spiders. The entire ceiling was like blackened ash, though through some miracle the spiderweb had survived. The hedge out in front of the house is covered with enough small spiderwebs that it looks as though there's ice across the top. ‘I hate bugs,’ the librarian moaned, backing away from a spiderweb. There was not a single corner without a spiderweb waiting to be swept away by Steph's washcloth. In North America, if you see a classic spiderweb with a dense, zigzag thread through its center, the web could well have been spun by Argiope aurantia. There can be brambles and poison ivy, the occasional spiderweb and weather elements to consider. 1.1 A thing resembling a spiderweb. the spiderweb of overhead transmission lines Example sentencesExamples A spiderweb of long vines covered the mouth of the cave, drooping down into the water, but Jonah passed between the vines easily and darkness fell around him. His face was crisscrossed with a spiderweb of white scars, but his gray-tinged eyes were thoughtful and kind. The 90 recruits are being tested for leadership, passing each other through a kind of rope spiderweb. Between Jacie, the oldest, and Kelley, the youngest, there's a huge spiderweb of strong bonds. It formed a twisting spiderweb of lines and patterns, a swirling sprawl of lightning that stretched out into infinity. With 2,000 stocking locations worldwide processing 8,000 phone and network parts, Avaya's service department managed a huge logistics spiderweb. They had to follow their yarn through the family room, which looked like a giant spiderweb of yarn, until they located the prize tied to the other end of their spool. The listener will be treated to un-pedaled acoustic pieces as well as backward loops and dubs as fragile as a tapestry of overlaid spiderwebs. Aligore had become well-acquainted with that whip over the last several hours; the spiderweb of streaked gashes along his back was a testament to this fact. I'd met him innocently on the beach and there was no spiderweb of lies or hurt around him when it came to me. Huge, jagged slashes intersected across the robe, forming a spiderweb of cuts. A lattice of thin white strands flashed dimly on the oak, forming a binding, blinking silvery spiderweb. The helmet crested in a spiked ridge, and beneath it lay a crisscrossing spiderweb of thin bones. Four days had passed, while the final party of determined villagers traced a course like a spiderweb all over the southern half of the district, even marching through his own clearing one rainy afternoon. 1.2 A type of turquoise crisscrossed with fine dark lines. verbˈspīdərwebˈspaɪdərwɛb [with object] Cover with a pattern resembling a spiderweb. a glass block spiderwebbed with cracks Example sentencesExamples The glass of the doors was spiderwebbed and ready to shatter. He worked the new norm - two weeks on, two weeks off - maintaining the more than 400 miles of gravel roads that spiderweb the North Slope. It was white plaster, flaked, peeling, spiderwebbed with cracks. Jackie looked up at him, her crystal eyes spiderwebbed with red. He considered the texture of the ground at his feet, the gray asphalt of the highway, spiderwebbed with cracks, and the ragged line of white paint, frozen in a futile battle with the encroaching dust.
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