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whirling

/ˈwɜː.lɪŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant une action ou un mouvement de rotation, de tournoiement ou de déplacement rapide en cercle ou en spirale., Verbe utilisé pour désigner une action de mouvement rapide ou le fait de faire tourner quelque chose en cercle ou en rotation.

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noun

/ˈwɜː.lɪŋ/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une action ou un mouvement de rotation, de tournoiement ou de déplacement rapide en cercle ou en spirale.

A noun referring to the act or motion of rotating, spinning, or moving rapidly in a circle or spiral.

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  1. Rotating motionB2formal

    The act of moving rapidly in a circular or spiral path.

    frTournoiement

    • The whirling of the dancer's skirt mesmerized the audience.
    • The whirling of the helicopter blades created a strong wind.
    • He watched the whirling of the leaves in the autumn breeze.

    Synonymesgyrationrevolutionrotationspinswirltwirl

Formes
  • whirlings plural form
  • whirlings' possessive plural form
  • whirling's possessive singular form
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verb

whirl/wɜːrl/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner une action de mouvement rapide ou le fait de faire tourner quelque chose en cercle ou en rotation.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving or causing something to move rapidly in a circular or spinning motion.

  1. Spin or twistB1formal

    To turn or cause to turn in a rapid, circular motion.

    frTournoyer

    • The dancer whirled across the stage gracefully.
    • The wind made the leaves whirl around the yard.
    • She whirled the baton above her head.

    Synonymesrevolverotatespinswirlturntwirlwheel

  2. Cause to spinB1formal

    To make something rotate quickly around its own axis.

    frFaire tourner rapidement

    • He whirled the propeller to start the engine.
    • The child whirled the toy top until it fell over.
    • She whirled the lasso around her head.

    Synonymesrotatespinswirlturntwirlwheel

    Antonymeshaltstillstop

  3. Flow in a circular currentB2formal

    To move in a circular or spiraling path, especially of liquids or air.

    frTourbillonner

    • The water whirled down the drain.
    • Smoke whirled upward from the chimney.
    • The river whirled around the rocks.

    Synonymeschurncirculateeddyrevolverotatespinswirltwirlwheel

  4. Revolve quickly around one's own axisB1formal

    To spin rapidly around a central point.

    frTournoyer rapidement sur soi-même

    • The planet whirls around its axis once every 24 hours.
    • The top whirled on the table for several seconds.
    • Her head whirled as she tried to remember the details.

    Synonymesgyratepirouettereelrotatespinswirltwirlwheel

  5. Fly aroundB2informal

    To move or fly in a circular or erratic path.

    frtourbillonner en volant

    • Birds whirled around the lighthouse.
    • The helicopter whirled over the city.
    • Confetti whirled through the air during the parade.

    Synonymescirclegyraterevolverotatespinswirlturntwirlwheel

Formes
  • whirled past participle
  • whirled past simple
  • whirling present participle
  • whirls third person singular

Variantes phrasalwhirl around

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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