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wind2/waind/ v. & n.●v. (past and past part. wound /waʊnd/) 1 intr. go in a circular, spiral, curved, or crooked course 沿迂回的(或旋转的，弯曲的)路前进；采取迂回的手段 a winding staircase 旋转楼梯; the path winds up the hill 这条路盘旋上山 2 tr. make (one's way) by such a course 使迂回前进；用迂回的手段获得；暗中引入 wind your way up to bed 绕着上床去吧; wound their way into our affections 他们转弯抹角地讨好我们 3 tr. wrap closely; surround with or as with a coil 包；裹；拥抱 wound the blanket round me 把毯子裹在我身上; wound my arms round the child 用双臂抱住孩子; wound the child in my arms 把孩子搂在我怀里 4a tr. coil; provide with a coiled thread etc. 卷绕；用线缠绕 wind the ribbon on to the card 将丝带扎在卡片上; wound cotton on a reel 在线轴上绕线; winding wool into a ball 把毛线绕成团 b intr. coil; (of wool etc.) coil into a ball 卷绕；缠绕(毛线等)绕成了团 the creeper winds round the pole 蔓草缠住了柱子; the wool wound into a ball 毛线缠成了团 5 tr. wind up (a clock etc.) (给钟等)上发条 6 tr. hoist or draw with a windlass etc. 用绞车等吊起或拖曳 wound the cable car up the mountain 将缆车吊到山上 ●n. 1 a bend or turn in a course (道路等的)弯曲处，转弯处 2 a single turn when winding 一圈；一转 □ wind down 1 lower by winding (放线或转动曲柄)使逐步降低 2 (of a mechanism) unwind (指钟、表等的发条)完全松开 3 (of a person) relax (指人)松弛下来 4 draw gradually to a close 使逐步结束 □ wind off unwind (string, wool, etc.) 松开(弦、毛线等) □ wind round one's finger see 见 FINGER □ wind up 1 coil the whole of (a piece of string etc.) 调紧(弦等) 2 esp. Brit. tighten the coiling or coiled spring of (esp. a clock etc.) [尤英] (尤指给钟等)上紧发条 3a colloq. increase the tension or intensity of [口]使更加紧张或激烈 wound myself up to fever pitch 使自己极度兴奋 b irritate or provoke (a person) to the point of anger 激怒(某人) 4 bring to a conclusion; end 使结束 wound up his speech 结束他的讲话 5 Commerce 【商业】a arrange the affairs of and dissolve (a company) 清理业务并最后关闭(公司) b (of a company) cease business and go into liquidation (指公司)停业清理 6 colloq. arrive finally; end in a specified state or circumstance [口]终于到达；以确定的状态(情况)告终 you'll wind up in prison 你会以进监狱而告终; wound up owing ￡ 100 最后还欠债 100 英镑 □ wound up adj. colloq. (of a person) excited or tense or angry [口] (指人)激动的；紧张的；愤怒的 [Old English windan from Germanic: related to WANDER, WEND] |