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I 1. [wɪnd], поет. часто [waɪnd]; n1) ві́терfair [strong] wind — попу́тний (си́льний) ві́тер
before [down] the wind — за ві́тром
2) за́пах, дух3) стру́мінь пові́тря4) ( the wind) духові́ інструме́нти5) ди́ханняhe has a bad wind — у ньо́го зади́шка
6) чу́тка; на́тякthere is smth. in the wind — хо́дять які́сь чутки́
7) пусті́ слова́his speech was mere wind — його́ промо́ва була́ беззмісто́вна
8) мед. га́зи9) тех. дуття́••between wind and water — найура́зли́віше мі́сце
to fling [to cast] to the winds — відки́нути ( розсудливість тощо)
to get wind — става́ти відо́мим, поши́рюватися
how the wind blows — куди́ ві́тер ві́є
2. [wɪnd], поет. часто [waɪnd]; v ( past і p. p. winded ['windid])to take the wind out of smb.'s sails — зруйнува́ти чиї́сь пла́ни; ви́бити ґрунт у кого́сь з-під ніг
1) суши́ти на ві́трі; просу́шувати; прові́трювати2) чу́ти, відчува́ти ( нюхом); іти́ по слі́ду3) приму́сити задихну́тися, ви́кликати зади́шкуI am winded by running — я задиха́юсь, біжачи́
4) да́ти звести́ дух5) [waɪnd] (past і p. p. тж. wound) гра́ти, сурми́тиII [waɪnd] 1. v ( past і p. p. wound)1) верті́тися, крути́тися; ви́тися2) обмо́тувати(ся), намо́тувати(ся)3) заво́дити ( годинник)4) підніма́ти, тягти́ лебі́дкою•- wind off- wind up••2. nto wind oneself into smb.'s favour — вхо́дити в чию́сь дові́ру
1) о́берт2) поворо́т3) вито́к; зви́вина
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