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1 wind
n. ветер; against the wind - против ветрот; down the wind, before the wind - со ветер, низ ветер;2. воздушна струјаv. завива, врти;2. витка, (се) завива;3. навива (механизам); to wind around - (се) завива, (се) завиткува; to wind off - (се) одвиткува; to wind up - намотува2. навива (саат); ветар; ветер; навива; задишан; намотува; здив -
2 wind'
v. t. (past & past part, wound /waund/) 1. навива, намотува (конеи/јаже/жица); wind wool (into a ball) намотува волна (во клопче); wind one's arms round sb прегрнува некого; She wound a blanket round the baby Таа бебето го завитка со ќебе: Wind this round your head Запиткај го ова околу глава2. навива (часовник)3. се витка, се извива, се замотува (змијата/бршленот); wind (it's way) up/down/through (патот/реката) се провира/се извива/кривуличи нагоре/надолу/низ: The road winds through the valley Патот како змија се извива низ долината -
3 wind-sleeve
n. (исто и wind-cone; wind-sock) конусен ветроказ (на аеродром) -
4 wind-cone
n. wind-sleeve -
5 wind down
phr.v. 1. се опушта, се релаксира2. запира (часовникот)3. затвора (бизнис/нуклеарка); укинува (служба/министерство/оддел)4. се смалува, опаѓа (ентузијазмот/интересот/енсргијата)5. be winding down се приближува кон крајот (настанот).; 6. отвора, спушта (стакло од возило) -
6 wind farm
n. област со воденици/ветерни турбини -
7 wind instrument
n. mus. дувачки инструмент -
8 wind machine
n. theat. cine, машина за вегар -
9 wind of change
n. (исто и winds of change) нови ветришта (на промени/реформи) -
10 wind pipe
n. anal, душник -
11 wind power
n. сила на ветар -
12 wind-blown
adj. 1. (коса) разбушавена од ветар2. носен од ветар (снег/дожд); шибан од ветар (дрвја/гранки) -
13 wind-jammer
n. 1. hist. голем трговски едреник2. brit. ветровка -
14 wind-shield
n. шофершајбна, шоферско стакло (автомобил) -
15 wind-tunnel
n. воздушен тунел -
16 wind-up
n. inf. brit. несолена шега -
17 second wind
n. get one's second wind собира нови сили/нова енергија -
18 following wind
n. ветар во грб -
19 gale force wind
n. бурен ветар -
20 to catch wind
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