| 释义 |
web·bing
\ˈwebiŋ, -bēŋ\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: web (I) + -ing
1.
a. : a narrow woven or braided fabric of textile fibers with or without rubber or other elastomer
b. : a strong narrow fabric closely woven of plied yarns that is designed for bearing weight and is used especially for straps, harness, or upholstery
c. : a strap or girth of a hand printing press
2. : a webbed state (as of the toes of a bird); also : the membranous web involved
3. : a finish defect consisting of intersecting cracks and ridges formed usually when a varnish or other coating expands on the surface it covers : alligatoring |