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[spɪn] spun or span vb: pt spun pp1. n1) (revolution) giroto give sth a long/short spin — (in washing machine) fare una centrifuga completa/ridotta
2) (on ball) effetto3) Aerto go into a spin — discendere in avvitamento, Auto fare un testa-coda
4)to go for a spin — fare un giretto5) Pol reinterpretazione fto put a new/different spin on sth — presentare qc da un'angolazione nuova/diversa
2. vt2) (cotton, wool) filare, (subj: spider) tessere3. vi1) filare•- spin out
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