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Meaning ofwebin English

web

us//wɛb//uk//weɪb//

Pluralwebs
Past Tensewebbed
Participle Verbwebbing
Third Person Singularwebs

Definitions

Noun
1. a spider's silken structure
2. a woven or latticed pattern; framework
3. a plot or intricate scheme
  The company was involved in a complex web of corruption and deceit.
4. a structural connection between members
  The bridge's web of steel cables provided additional support and stability.
5. tissue connecting toes or feet; thin membrane
  The duck's web between its toes helped it swim efficiently.
6. barbs on a feather; soft or stiff structure
  The feather had a strong web that gave it shape and support.
7. thin metal sheet or plate; blade or sharp part
  The sharp web of the saw cut through the wood easily.
8. the World Wide Web; online network
  The company's website is accessible via the web.
9. a complex story or tale; fictional narrative
  The author spun a web of intrigue in her latest novel.
10. a long sheet of paper; printing material
  The printer used a large web of paper to produce the newspaper.
11. a thin metal sheet or strip; metallic plate
  The engineer designed a web of thin metal strips to reinforce the structure.
12. an interconnected network; system of things
  The company's web of subsidiaries and partners helped it expand globally.
13. the part of a baseball mitt between fingers
  The catcher adjusted the web of his mitt to catch the fastball.
14. a rail's vertical section (in rail transport)
  The train traveled along the web of the rail to reach its destination.
15. a continuous strip of material (in manufacturing)
  The factory produced a long web of fabric for the textile industry.
Proper Noun
1. global network of interconnected computers
  Users access the web to retrieve information and connect with others.

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