wind
🇺🇸
/wɪnd/
🇬🇧
/wɪnd/
noun
A2
moving air outside
The strong wind blew the leaves off the trees.
强风把树叶从树上吹落。
R
gas in your stomach from food or drink
Eating too fast can cause wind and make you uncomfortable.
吃得太快会引起胀气，让你感到不适。
R
breath needed for exercise or playing instruments
After climbing the hill, I stopped to catch my wind.
爬上山后，我停下来喘口气。
R
musical instruments you blow into, or the players
The wind instruments played a soft melody in the orchestra.
管乐器在管弦乐队中演奏了一首柔和的旋律。
R
a turn or twist of something
Give the key another wind to lock the door securely.
再转一下钥匙，把门锁牢。
verb
R
to make someone lose breath for a moment
The fall winded him, and he couldn't speak for a few seconds.
摔倒让他一时喘不过气，几秒钟说不出话。
R
to gently rub a baby's back to help it burp
After feeding, she winded the baby to prevent discomfort.
喂奶后，她给宝宝拍嗝以防不适。
B2
to follow a curving or twisting path
The road winds through the mountains with beautiful views.
这条路蜿蜒穿过群山，景色优美。
B2
to wrap something around itself or another thing
She wound the string around her finger to keep it from tangling.
她把线绕在手指上以防打结。
B2
to move tape or film forward or backward
You need to wind the film to the next frame before taking another photo.
在拍下一张照片前，你需要把胶卷卷到下一帧。
R
to turn a knob to make a clock or machine work
Don't forget to wind the clock so it keeps accurate time.
别忘了给钟上发条，让它保持准确时间。
R
to turn a handle several times
Wind the handle clockwise to open the window.
顺时针转动手柄来打开窗户。
translation
风, 肠胃气, 气息, 管乐器, 一圈
使喘不过气, 拍嗝, 蜿蜒, 缠绕, 倒带, 上发条, 摇动手柄
词形变化
Plural
winds
Progressive
winding
Past
wound
Perfect
wound
3rd Present
winds