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1 coil
1. transitive verb1) (arrange) aufwickelnthe snake coiled itself round a branch — die Schlange wand sich um einen Ast
2) (twist) aufdrehen2. intransitive verb1) (twist)2) (move sinuously) sich winden; [Rauch:] sich ringeln3. noun1)coils of rope/wire/piping — aufgerollte Seile Pl./aufgerollter Draht/aufgerollte Leitungen Pl.
2) (single turn of coiled thing) Windung, die3) (length of coiled rope etc.) Stück, das4) (contraceptive device) Spirale, die5) (Electr.) Spule, die* * *[koil] 1. verb(to wind into loops: The snake coiled (itself) round the tree.) (sich) winden2. noun1) (a length of something wound into a loop or loops: a coil of rope; a coil of hair.) die Rolle, die Locke2) (a wound length of wire for conducting electricity: the coil in an electric fire.) die Spule* * *[kɔɪl]I. n\coil of rope Rolle f SeilII. viIII. vt▪ to \coil sth etw aufwickeln [o aufrollen]she \coiled her hair into a neat bun sie drehte ihr Haar zu einem hübschen Knoten* * *[kɔɪl]1. n1) (of rope, wire etc) Rolle f; (in light bulb) Glühdraht m; (on loop) Windung f; (of smoke) Kringel m; (of hair) Kranz mshe wore her hair in coils (round head) (round ears) the sinewy coils of the snake — sie hatte eine Gretchenfrisur sie trug ihr Haar in Schnecken die kraftvoll gespannte Spirale des Schlangenkörpers
3) (= contraceptive) Spirale f2. vtaufwickeln, aufrollen; wire aufspulen, aufwickelnthe python coiled itself around the rabbit/(up) in the basket — die Pythonschlange umschlang das Kaninchen/rollte sich im Korb zusammen
3. visich ringeln; (smoke also) sich kringeln; (river) sich schlängeln or winden* * *coil [kɔıl]A v/tcoil o.s. up sich zusammenrollen3. spiralenförmig winden4. umschlingen5. ELEK wickelnB v/iabout, around um)3. sich (dahin)schlängelnC s1. Rolle f, Spirale f2. SCHIFF Tauwerks-, Seilrolle f3. Rolle f, Spule f:coil of wire Drahtspule;coil of yarn Garnknäuel m/n4. TECHc) ELEK Spule f, Wicklung f5. Haarrolle f6. a) Rolle f Briefmarken ( → academic.ru/14042/coil_stamps">coil stamps)7. MED Spirale f (Pessar)* * *1. transitive verb1) (arrange) aufwickeln2) (twist) aufdrehen2. intransitive verb1) (twist)2) (move sinuously) sich winden; [Rauch:] sich ringeln3. noun1)coils of rope/wire/piping — aufgerollte Seile Pl./aufgerollter Draht/aufgerollte Leitungen Pl.
2) (single turn of coiled thing) Windung, die3) (length of coiled rope etc.) Stück, das4) (contraceptive device) Spirale, die5) (Electr.) Spule, die* * *Schneckenlinie -n f.Spule -n f.Wendel -n f.Wicklung -en f. v.aufwickeln v. -
2 coil
/kɔil/ * danh từ - cuộn =a coil of rope+ cuộn thừng - vòng, cuộn (con rắn...) - mớ tóc quăn - (điện học) cuộn (dây) - (kỹ thuật) ống xoắn ruột gà - (từ cổ,nghĩa cổ), (thơ ca) sự thăng trầm, sóng gió (của cuộc đời) * động từ - cuộn, quấn =the snake coiled up in the sun+ con rắn nằm cuộn tròn dưới ánh mặt trời =to coil oneself in bed+ nằm cuộn tròn trong giường, nằm co con tôm trong giường =the snake coiled [itself] round the branch+ con rắn quấn quanh cành cây - quanh co, uốn khúc, ngoằn ngoèo -
3 owi|nąć
pf — owi|jać impf (owinęła, owinęli — owijam) Ⅰ vt (zawinąć) to wrap [sth] up, to wrap up- owiń kwiaty papierem wrap up the flowers- owijać ranę bandażem to wrap a bandage around a woundⅡ owinąć się — owijać się 1. (otulić się) to wrap (up)- owijać się kocem to wrap oneself in a blanket- owijać szyję szalem to wrap a scarf around one’s neck2. (wić się) to wind- bluszcz owijał się wokół balkonu the ivy was climbing up the balcony- wąż owinął się wokół gałęzi the snake coiled itself round the branchThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > owi|nąć
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4 ringeln
I v/t (Haare, Schwanz) curl; um etw. herum: coil, twineII v/refl curl, coil o.s.; schlängelnd: wind, meander; eine Schlange ringelte sich um seinen Fuß a snake wound ( oder coiled) itself round his foot* * *to curl* * *rịn|geln ['rɪŋln]1. vt(Pflanze) to (en)twine; Schwanz etc auch to curlSee:→ auch geringelt2. vrto go curly, to curl; (Rauch) to curl up(wards)* * *rin·geln[ˈrɪŋl̩n]I. vtdie Python ringelte ihren Leib um den Ast the python coiled its body around the branchII. vr* * *1.transitives Verb curl; coil < tail>2.reflexives Verb curl* * ** * *1.transitives Verb curl; coil < tail>2.reflexives Verb curl
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