wind

Din engleza medie, care provine din engleza veche wind < proto-germanica *windaz.

• AFI: /wInd/

wind, (nenumarabil si numarabil; pl. winds)

1. (nenumarabil si numarabil) vant

   The wind blew through her hair as she stood on the deck of the ship.

2. (nenumarabil si numarabil) suflu, respiratie, rasuflare, suflare

   After the second lap he was already out of wind.

3. (nenumarabil, fam.) gaze intestinale, part, basina

   Ewww. Someone passed wind.

1. a sufla din (corn etc.)
2. a taia sau a ingreuna respiratia (cuiva)

   The boxer was winded during round two.

3. (refl.) a se extenua

   I can't run another step -- I'm winded.

Din engleza veche windan.

• AFI: /waInd/

1. a rasuci, a strange, a face spirale

   Please wind up that kite string.

2. a intoarce, a invarti (un mecanism)

   Please wind up that old-fashioned alarm clock.

3. a aerisi, a expune (la aer, vant)

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