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1 unwind un·wind
[ʌn'waɪnd] unwound pt, pp1. vtsrotolare, svolgere2. visrotolarsi, (fam: relax) distendersi, rilassarsi -
2 (to) unwind
(to) unwind /ʌnˈwaɪnd/(pass. e p. p. unwound)A v. t.1 svolgere; srotolare: to unwind a cable [a ball of wool, a bandage], svolgere un cavo [un gomitolo di lana, una fasciatura]2 districare; sbrogliareB v. i.1 ( anche fig.) svolgersi; snodarsi: The jungle track unwound before us, il sentiero della giungla si snodava davanti a noi; The plot unwinds in a surprising way, lo svolgimento della trama è sorprendente2 districarsi; sbrogliarsi3 (fig., fam.) rilassarsi; distendersi● (naut.) to unwind a rope, mollare un cavo. -
3 (to) unwind
(to) unwind /ʌnˈwaɪnd/(pass. e p. p. unwound)A v. t.1 svolgere; srotolare: to unwind a cable [a ball of wool, a bandage], svolgere un cavo [un gomitolo di lana, una fasciatura]2 districare; sbrogliareB v. i.1 ( anche fig.) svolgersi; snodarsi: The jungle track unwound before us, il sentiero della giungla si snodava davanti a noi; The plot unwinds in a surprising way, lo svolgimento della trama è sorprendente2 districarsi; sbrogliarsi3 (fig., fam.) rilassarsi; distendersi● (naut.) to unwind a rope, mollare un cavo.
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