wind up如何读

英:[ˈwaɪnd ʌp]

美:[ˈwaɪnd ʌp]

wind up是什么意思

  • 释义

    上紧发条;使结束;收尾;煞尾

  • wind up英英释义

    noun

    the act of bringing to an end

    a concluding act or part : finish

    a series of regular and distinctive motions (such as swinging the arms) made by a pitcher preparatory to releasing a pitch

    an exaggerated backswing (as in tennis)

    adjective

    operated by a spring mechanism wound by hand

    verb

    transitive verb

    to bring to a conclusion : end

    to put in order for the purpose of bringing to an end

    winds up the meeting

    British to effectuate the winding up of

    intransitive verb

    to come to a conclusion

    to arrive in a place, situation, or condition at the end or as a result of a course of action

    wound up as millionaires

    to make a pitching windup

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    wind up词源英文解释

    The first known use of windup was in 1583

    wind up儿童词典英英释义

    will1 of 3verb

    wish entry 1 sense 1

    call it what you will

    —used as a helping verb to express (1) desire, willingness, or in negative sentences refusalno one would do itthey won't stop , (2) regular or usual actionwill get angry over nothing , (3) future actiontomorrow we will go shopping , (4) capacity or abilitythe back seat will hold three people , (5) determination or willfulnessI will go despite the weather , (6) inevitabilityaccidents will happen , or (7) a commandyou will do as I say

    will you have another

    will2 of 3noun

    firm desire or determination

    the will to win

    the desire or choice especially of someone in power or authority

    the king's will

    the process or power of wishing, choosing, desiring, or intending

    the power of control over one's own actions or emotions

    has an iron will

    a legal document that instructs how a person's property is to be divided after death

    will3 of 3verb

    to leave by or as if by a will : bequeath

    willed the house to his daughter

    to bring about by an act of choice

    willed herself to sleep

    order entry 1 sense 2a

    it will happen if God wills it

    to cause or change by an act of will

    willed herself to succeed

    to decide on by choice

    went wherever they willed

    getverb

    to gain possession of (as by receiving, acquiring, earning, buying, or winning) got first prize get a dog

    get a present

    to obtain by request or as a favor

    get your mother's permission

    to come to have

    get a good night's sleep

    to come down with (an illness) : catch

    get the measles

    to succeed in coming or going got home early

    got out

    to cause to come or go

    got the car to the gas station

    to become the father of : beget

    to cause to be in a certain condition got her feet wet

    got his hair cut

    become sense 1 get better it's getting warmer

    get sick

    prepare sense 2

    started getting dinner

    baffle entry 1 sense 1, puzzle

    the third question got everybody

    irritate sense 1

    don't let it get you

    hit entry 1 sense 1c

    got him in the leg

    kill entry 1 sense 1

    swore to get them

    to be subjected to or experience

    get a broken nose

    to receive as punishment

    got six months for stealing

    to find out by calculation

    got the right answer

    to hear correctly

    I didn't get your name

    understand sense 1a I get you

    now I've got it

    persuade, induce

    couldn't get her to agree

    have entry 1 sense 1—used in the present perfect form with present meaning

    I've got no time

    to have to : must—used in the present perfect form with present meaning

    has got to come

    to be able

    got to go swimming

    deliver sense 6

    the car gets 20 miles to the gallon

    to leave immediately

    told them to get

    stock carnoun

    a racing car that is similar to regular cars

    stir-fry1 of 2verb

    to fry quickly over high heat while stirring continuously

    stir-fry2 of 2noun

    a dish of something stir-fried

    wind1 of 6noun

    a movement of air

    something that has force or influence

    the changing winds of political opinion

    breath sense 2a

    the fall knocked the wind out of me

    gas produced in the stomach or the intestines

    something unimportantespecially: idle words

    air carrying a scent (as of a hunter or game)

    slight information especially about something secret

    got wind of our plans

    plural the wind instruments of a band or orchestra

    the direction from which the wind is blowing

    wind2 of 6verb

    to get a scent of

    the dogs winded game

    to cause to be out of breath

    the long climb winded us

    to allow to rest so as to recover breath

    wind a horse

    wind3 of 6verb

    to sound by blowing

    wind a horn

    wind4 of 6verb

    to move in a series of twists and turns

    a river winding through the valley

    entangle sense 2

    to encircle or cover with something flexible

    to coil completely or repeatedly about an object : twine

    wind thread on a spool

    to lift, pull, move, or operate by means of a rope, cable, or chain and a winch

    wind up a pail from a well

    to tighten the spring of wind up a toy train

    wind a clock

    wind5 of 6noun

    something curved or twisted : bend

    wind6 of 6adjective

    of or relating to wind instruments

    the wind section of an orchestra

    stinkbugnoun

    any of various true bugs that give off a bad smell

    still lifenoun

    a picture of an arrangement of objects

    windup1 of 3noun

    the act of bringing to an end

    a last act or part : finish

    a series of motions (as swinging the arms over the head) made by a pitcher prior to releasing a pitch

    windup2 of 3adjective

    having a spring wound by hand

    windup toys

    wind up3 of 3verb

    to bring or come to a conclusion : end

    let's wind up the meeting quickly

    to arrive in a place, situation, or state wound up as millionaires

    wound up losing the game

    to make a windup in pitching a baseball

    wind up 例句

    1 He could wind up in jail.

    他可能最后会进监狱。

    2 the windup of the negotiations

    3 a pitcher with an unusual windup

    4 I think it's time to wind up this meeting.

    我认为现在该结束这个会议了.

    5 She has an old windup record player in her attic.

    6 He went into the windup, then threw the pitch.

    7 "I heard you had some funny phone calls." — "Yeah, that's why yours rather put the wind up me."

    “我听说你接到了一些骚扰电话。”——“没错儿,所以你的电话把我吓坏了。”

    8 A wind-up clock ticked busily from the kitchen counter.

    一只上了弦的钟在厨房的案子上嘀嗒响个不停。

    9 At first I couldn't believe it. I thought it was a wind-up by one of my mates.

    一开始我不相信,以为是哪个同伴在故意逗我。

    10 She wound up her speech with a quotation.

    她以一句引言结束她的演讲。

    11 Two men blocking the path put the wind up her.

    两个人堵住路使她担惊受怕.

    12 " Put the wind up them? "

    “ 吓一下就行 么 ?

    13 her speeches usually wind up with one last joke

    14 an old-fashioned wind-up gramophone

    装有发条的老式留声机

    15 Are you deliberately winding me up (ie annoying me)?

    你是想故意气我吧?

    16 If we all agree, let's wind up the discussion.

    要是大家都同意的话, 咱们这次讨论就到此结束.

    17 The speaker will soon wind up his speech.

    演说者就要结束他的讲话了。

    18 This is merely director Carlos Saldanha’s sometimes sluggish windup.

    19 Mueller used former Giants ace Tim Lincecum as an example of a windup that puts the pitcher’s body at risk.

    20 The President is about to wind up his visit to Somalia.

    总统即将结束对索马里的访问。

    wind up 同义词

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