Sammanfattning
to wind {verb}
мотать · заводить · поворачивать · помешать · заключить · наматывать · разрешить · трубить · вертеть · крутить · закончить · испугаться · узнать · чуять · обвивать · извиваться · проветривать · кончать · виться · обматывать · прийти в себя · подтягивать · уладить · промотать · взвинчивать · идти по следу · поставить в безвыходное положение · выбить почву из-под ног · справиться с последствиями · почуять что-л. · распространиться · зря стараться · сушить на ветру · заставить задохнуться · вызвать одышку · дать перевести дух · чтобы дать передохнуть лошадям · заводиться · втираться в чьё-л. доверие · перемотать
wind {substantiv}
намек · дыхание · дух · слух · ветер · запах · вздор · извилина · воздушный поток · метеоризм · пустые слова · воздушная струя · духовые инструменты · дутьё
Engelsk-ryska översättning av "to wind"
"to wind" ryska översättning
to wind {verb}
to wind [wound|wound] {vb}
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to bring up, to wind up, to belay)
to wind up
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to turn, to heave, to slew round, to swing)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to head, to hopple, to intervene)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to infer, to clinch a bargain)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to roll, to coil, to spool)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to permit, to solve, to grapple, to give permission)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: tootle, to blare, to trumpet)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to twiddle, to spin, to fumble, to revolve)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to spin, to curl, to throw, to twiddle)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to finish, to catch up on, to put through, to close)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to frighten, to lose courage, to get the wind-up)
to get the wind-up
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to learn, to hear, to get to know, to spot)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to smell, to nose out, to scent, to smoke)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to twist, to swirl, to twine, to wreathe)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to twist, to coil, to crinkle, to meander)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to aerate, to course, to sweeten, to ventilate)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to terminate, to finish, to close, to stop)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to buzz about, to climb, to creep, to curl)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to enlace, to coil, to swathe)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to recover consciousness, to lift up one's head, to re-collect, to come to one's senses)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to hitch)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to fix, to fix up, to set at rest, to settle down)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to fling)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to inflate, to key up, to string up)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to be on the scent, to trail)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb} (även: to stalemate, to tree, to wall)
to wind [wound|wound] {vb}
to wind [wound|wound] {vb}
to wind [wound|wound] {vb}
to wind [wound|wound] {vb}
to wind [wound|wound] {vb}
to wind [wound|wound] {vb}
to wind [wound|wound] {vb}
to wind [wound|wound] {vb}
to wind [wound|wound] {vb}
to wind [wound|wound] {vb}
to wind [wound|wound] {vb}
to wind [wound|wound] {vb}
to wind [wound|wound] {tran. vb} (även: to reel, to rewind, to re-reel)
wind {substantiv}
second wind
He says the wind should get in trouble for switching the sandwiches.
Now, the tight rows up at the very top, they really hold out the wind and dust.
The wind may turn, but the animal will turn always its nose into the wind.
They're up at Camp Four, and you can see that there's wind blowing off the summit.
And you realize that there is incredible power in the wind, and it can do amazing things.
wind {substantiv}
wind {substantiv} (även: fluent phrases, verbalism)
wind {substantiv}
wind {substantiv}
Synonymer
Synonymer (engelska) till "wind":
Snarlika ord
wilton · wily · wimble · wimp · wimple · win · wince · wincey · winch · winchester · wind · wind-bound · wind-break · wind-breaker · wind-cheater · wind-flower · wind-gage · wind-gauge · wind-instrument · wind-jammer · wind-screen