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Ivt. (시계 태엽 등을) 감다, 구불구불 나아가다, 교묘히 들맞추다IIvt., vi., n. (시계 태엽 등을)감다, 구불구불 구부러지다IIIvt. (피리, 나팔 등을)불다IVn. 감는일, 한번 감기, 굽이(침)Vvi. 휘감기다, 구불구불 구부러지다, 교묘히 들맞추다, \wind off 되감다, \wind up (실 등을) 다감다VIn. 바람, 소문, (위, 장에 괴는) 가스, 숨, 호흡, (오케스트라의) 관악기(류), before(down)the \wind 바람을 등지고, cast(fling) to the \wind 내버리다, find out how the \wind blows (lies) 풍향을 살피다, get \wind of...한 풍문을 바람결에 듣다, in the \wind 일어나려고 하여, kick the \wind 교살당하다, off the \wind 바람을 등지고, on the \wind 바람을 타고, take the \wind of (다른 배의) 바람 웃녘으로 나가다, the four \winds 사면 팔방VIIvt. 바람을 쐬다, 통풍하다, 낌새채다, 숨을 돌리게 하다
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