unwind
verb
uk/ʌnˈwaɪnd/us/ʌnˈwaɪnd/unwound|unwoundunwindverb(UNFASTEN)
C2[IorT]
If you unwind something that iswrappedaround anobject, youunfastenit, and if it unwinds, itbecomesunfastened:
解开,打开,松开(卷绕之物)In anearbymedicaltent, a USArmydoctorgentlyunwinds Metruk'sbandage.在附近的一个医疗帐篷里,一名美国军医轻轻解开了麦特鲁克的绷带。
Unfastening and opening
- breaker
- gape
- let/setsomethinglooseidiom
- loose
- loosen
- loosenyourgripidiom
- shut(someone)up
- steam
- tease
- teasesomethingout
- the earth/ground/floor opensidiom
- throw
- unbuckle
- unbutton
- unfold
- unlace
- unlock
- unpick
- unplug
- unroll
unwindverb(RELAX)
C1[I](alsowind down)
torelaxandallowyourmindto befreefromworryafter aperiodofworkor some otheractivitythat has made youworried:
放松;轻松Aglassofwinein theeveninghelpsme to unwind afterwork.晚上一杯酒能让我在工作后放松一下。
to relax
- relaxAfter a long day in the office, I love nothing more than relaxing on the sofa.
- chill outWe spent the whole week chilling out on the beach.
- chillaxHey, man, just chillax.
- unwindMusic helps me to unwind.
- wind downOur daughter knows that when we read a story at the end of the day, it's time to wind down and get ready for bed.
- take it easyYou'll need to spend a few days taking it easy after the operation.
Calming and relaxing
- assuage
- balls-to-the-wall
- bask
- bread
- bread and circusesidiom
- calm
- chill
- humour
- let/blow off steamidiom
- lie down
- lightensomethingup
- lull
- lullsomeoneintosomething
- relaxation
- settle
- settle down
- shirt
- simmer
- simmer down
- slow down