spinning

• Beschreibt etwas, das sich schnell um eine Achse oder ein Zentrum dreht; auch im Sinne von 'spinnend' (Fäden herstellend) oder bildlich für eine schnell rotierende Bewegung.

Describes something that is rotating rapidly around an axis or center.

1. Rotating rapidlyA2formal

   Turning around quickly on an axis or rotating continuously.

   Sich drehend

   • The spinning wheel created beautiful yarn.
   • The spinning top kept going for minutes.
   • The dancers performed a spinning routine.

   Synonymeturningwhirling

2. Dizzy or disorientedB1informal

   Feeling as if the surroundings are rotating, often due to dizziness or intoxication.

   Schwindelig

   • I felt spinning after getting off the roller coaster.
   • The room was spinning after he drank too much.
   • She had a spinning sensation from the medication.

   Synonymedazeddisorienteddizzygiddylightheadedvertiginouswoozy

3. Creating threadsB2formal

   The process of drawing out and twisting fibers into thread or yarn.

   Spinnen

   • The spinning machine operates at high speed.
   • Traditional spinning techniques are still used today.
   • She watched the spinning process in the factory.

   Synonymedrawingtwisting

• Substantiv, das die Tätigkeit oder den Prozess des Verdrehens von Fasern zu Garn oder Faden bezeichnet, oft im Kontext der Textilproduktion. Es kann auch die Spinnerei oder das Spinnen als Handwerk oder Industriezweig meinen.

A noun referring to the action or process of twisting fibers together to form yarn or thread, often in the context of textile production.

unzählbar

1. Process of making threadB2formal

   The action of drawing out and twisting fibers into thread or yarn.

   Spinnen

   • Spinning is an ancient craft used to make wool into yarn.
   • She learned spinning from her grandmother.
   • The factory specializes in cotton spinning.

2. Rapid rotationB1formal

   The action of rotating quickly around an axis.

   Schnelle Drehung

   • The spinning of the wheels caused the car to skid.
   • The dancer performed impressive spinning moves.
   • The Earth's spinning creates day and night.

   Synonymegyrationrevolutionrotationspinswirlturningtwirlwhirl

3. Spinning sensationB1informal

   A feeling of dizziness or whirling.

   Schwindelgefühl

   • The spinning in my head made me feel nauseous.
   • After the rollercoaster, I had a bad case of spinning.
   • The spinning sensation lasted for several minutes.

   Synonymedisequilibriumdizzinessgiddinesslightheadednessvertigowhirling

• Verb, das eine schnelle Drehbewegung oder Wendung bezeichnet oder die Herstellung von Garn aus Fasern.

A verb used to indicate the act of rotating or turning rapidly, or producing thread or yarn.

unregelmäßiges Verb

1. Rotate rapidlyA2formal

   To turn around quickly or repeatedly on an axis.

   Sich schnell drehen

   • The wheel began to spin when she pressed the pedal.
   • The top spun around on the table.
   • The propeller spins to lift the helicopter.

   Synonymepirouetterevolverotateswirlturntwirlwheelwhirl

2. Produce threadB2formal

   To make thread by twisting fibers together.

   Spinnen

   • Women used to spin wool into yarn by hand.
   • The machine spins cotton into fine threads.
   • She learned to spin silk on a traditional loom.

   Synonymedraw outplytwinetwist

3. Present information biasedlyC1informal

   To present information in a way that favors a particular viewpoint.

   Mit Tendenz darstellen

   • The media spun the story to make the politician look bad.
   • Politicians often spin facts to their advantage.
   • The company spun the bad news as a positive opportunity.

   Synonymeanglebiascolordistortmisrepresentskewslanttwist

   Antonymedisclosereportreveal

Phrasal-Variantenspin aroundspin offspin out