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spinner

/ˈspɪn.ər/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma pessoa ou coisa que gira ou fia, como quem torce fibras em fios, o disco giratório em jogos de tabuleiro usado para sortear jogadas ou uma isca de pesca que gira ao se mover na água.

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noun

/ˈspɪn.ər/B1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma pessoa ou coisa que gira ou fia, como quem torce fibras em fios, o disco giratório em jogos de tabuleiro usado para sortear jogadas ou uma isca de pesca que gira ao se mover na água.

A noun referring to a person or thing that spins, such as someone who twists fibers into threads, a rotating dial used in board games to determine moves, or a fishing lure that revolves when drawn through water.

  1. Textile workerB1formal

    A person who twists fibers into thread or yarn, typically using a spinning wheel or machine.

    ptFiandeiro

    • The spinner worked diligently at the loom.
    • Traditional spinners use wool from local sheep.
    • She learned to be a spinner from her grandmother.
  2. Game componentA2informal

    A rotating dial with an arrow used in board games to determine a player's next move or action.

    ptRoleta de seta

    • Spin the spinner to see how many spaces you move.
    • The spinner landed on 'lose a turn'.
    • We need a new spinner for the game board.

    Sinônimosarrowdialpointer

  3. B1informalsport

    A type of fishing lure that rotates or revolves when pulled through the water, attracting fish.

    ptIsca giratória

    • He attached a shiny spinner to his fishing line.
    • The spinner worked well for catching trout.
    • She prefers using a spinner over live bait.
Formas
  • spinners plural form
  • spinners' possessive plural form
  • spinner's possessive singular form
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