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wind·less
wInd lihs
windlessly (adv.), windlessness (n.)
词根:wind
adj.windy 多风的,有风的;腹胀的;吹牛的
windward 上风的
winded 喘气的;通风的;有风的
adv.windward 迎风
n.wind 风;呼吸;气味;卷绕
windward 上风面
windage 偏差(子弹因风而生的);[电] 游隙(炮筒内径和炮弹间的空隙);[军] 风力影响,风力修正量
windiness 招风;多风;有风
v.winded 缠绕;上发条;蜿蜒(wind的过去式)
vi.wind 缠绕;上发条;吹响号角
vt.wind 缠绕;上发条;使弯曲;吹号角;绕住或缠住某人
noun (1)
a natural movement of air of any velocityespecially: the earth's air or the gas surrounding a planet in natural motion horizontally
an artificially produced movement of air
solar wind, stellar wind
a force or agency that carries along or influences : tendency, trend
withstood the winds of popular opinion—Felix Frankfurter
a destructive force or influence
breath sense 2a
breath sense 4a
the pit of the stomach : solar plexus
gas generated in the stomach or the intestines
pass wind
musical wind instruments especially as distinguished from strings and percussion : the wind instruments of an orchestra
players of wind instruments
slight information especially about something secret : intimation
got wind of the plan
air carrying a scent (as of a hunter or game)
something that is insubstantial: such as
mere talk : idle words
nothing, nothingness
vain self-satisfaction
a direction from which the wind may blow : a point of the compassespecially: one of the cardinal points
the direction from which the wind is blowing
compressed air or gas
archaic air
geographical name
river in west central WyomingNote: The Wind River is the upper course of the Bighorn River.
verb (1)
transitive verb
to make short of breath
to detect or follow by scent
to expose to the air or wind : dry by exposing to air
to regulate the wind supply of (an organ pipe)
to rest (an animal, such as a horse) in order to allow the breath to be recovered
intransitive verb
to scent game
dialect to pause for breath
verb (2)
transitive verb
to turn completely or repeatedly about an object : coil, twine
to encircle or cover with something pliable : bind with loops or layers
to raise to a high level (as of excitement or tension)—usually used with up
to tighten the spring of
wind a clock
to hoist or haul by means of a rope or chain and a windlass
to traverse on a curving course
the river winds the valley
to cause to move in a curving line or path
to effect by or as if by curving
to cause (something, such as a ship) to change direction : turn
archaic to turn the course ofespecially: to lead (a person) as one wishes
entangle, involve
to introduce sinuously or stealthily : insinuate
obsolete weave
intransitive verb
to have a curving course or shape : extend in curves
to proceed as if by winding
to move so as to encircle something
to turn when lying at anchor
bend, warp
noun (2)
coil, turn
a particular method of winding
an act of winding : the state of being wound
a mechanism (such as a winch) for winding
verb (3)
transitive verb
to cause (something, such as a horn) to sound by blowing : blow
to sound (a call or note) on a horn
wound a rousing call—R. L. Stevenson
intransitive verb
to produce a sound on a horn
Noun (1) and Verb (3) Middle English, from Old English; akin to Old High German wint wind, Latin ventus, Greek aēnai to blow, Sanskrit vāti it blows Verb (2) Middle English, from Old English windan to twist, move with speed or force, brandish; akin to Old High German wintan to wind, Umbrian ohavendu let him turn aside
The first known use of wind was before the 12th century
windowsillnoun
the horizontal piece at the bottom of a window
windowpanenoun
a pane in a window
windownoun
an opening in a wall for letting in light or air
windowpane
an opening in a partition or wall through which business is conducted
a bank teller's window
a period of time during which a certain condition exists
a window of opportunity
any of the areas into which a computer display may be divided and on which distinctly different types of information are displayed
windmillnoun
a mill or a machine (as for pumping water) worked by the wind turning sails or vanes at the top of a tower
windmillnoun
a mill or a machine (as for pumping water) worked by the wind turning sails or vanes at the top of a tower
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
1 The door sat still as a mountain, quiet and indifferent as the sea on a windless day.
2 The sky was blue, the air warm and windless, and the sun beamed on the muddy ground with all the sweet impatience of June.
3 That means it needs to be efficiently stored so it can be utilized on cloudy, windless days and at night.
再生能源需要有效的存储,才能在多云、无风天气及夜晚得以使用。
4 The beneficent snowfall and kroxet—windless weather 0°F and 20°—that had seen us through Tarrenpeth and out of range of probable pursuit, now dissolved wretchedly into above-freezing temperatures and rain.
5 It was silent and windless; the grey east wind had passed away.
6 But on windless days — maybe three days a summer — the quarter-mile-long bay is perfect for a dip, and it feels wild and abandoned, as if we alone discovered it.
7 With Commander Chris Ferguson at the helm, Atlantis touched down at Kennedy Space Center at 5:57 a.m. in perfect, cloudless, windless weather.
8 The whole windless place smelt sour and ammoniac.
没有一丝风,整个这块地方弥漫着酸臭和阿摩尼亚味道.
9 It was September a year ago, a gorgeous, glorious, clear and windless night, some of the best flying weather Maddie had ever known.
10 Commercial Solar combines the benefits of solar and wind energy to provide a renewable energy solution through its innovative offering—the Hybrid Power Tree.
11 The air was typical for July — muggy and windless — but a chill ran through my body.
12 Outside was the warm quiet of a windless spring night.
13 On this windless morning, the marine layer paints the world in a gentle watercolor wash.
14 Even when your plane is flying in a windless sky, a mechanical failure can make it difficult or impossible to fly.
15 And now in this windless February instant Ihad crossed over into a new phase of living.
如今,在这个无风的二月,我在短暂的瞬间跨越到了生命崭新阶段。
16 And still the snow was falling, drifting down in silence from a windless sky.
17 Windless weather and favorable tides were required for the landing operations.
无风的天气和有利的潮汐是登陆行动所必须的。
18 It's windless and warm in the morning.
早晨,几乎无风,很暖。
19 “I think. It all depends. On how much. Time. You have,” says the Korean Buddhist monk Haemin Sunim, at the pace of a sailing boat on a windless day.
20 Simultaneously, Warlow’s mind gradually “grinds down like a windless mill with no corn.”
2 无风的
3 平静
even-minded still equal quiet calm peaceful piping tranquil serene collected restful sedate contained placid uneventful pacific unmoved peaceable quiescent halcyon untroubled unperturbed unruffled limpid unworried unclouded equable reposeful eventless lown waveless equanimous unwrung contd. evenly quietly calmly stilly alyo rest balance peace ease harmony poise equilibrium serenity tranquility repose stillness calmness subsidence aplomb equanimity quietude limpidity ataraxia sleep pacify tranquilize smoothen rock smooth mollify becalm at quiet peace and quiet surgeless even lucid undisturbed reposed breezeless unvexed peacefully blandly equably tranquilly pacifically restfully undisturbedly temper quietness peacefulness lucidity evenness blandness quietism placidity placidness equability ataraxy mitigate recompose level cool emollient composed unemotional smoothly levelly compose steady tranquillize calm down cool down cool off
4 平静的
even-minded still equal quiet calm peaceful piping tranquil serene collected restful sedate contained placid uneventful pacific unmoved peaceable quiescent halcyon untroubled unperturbed unruffled limpid unworried unclouded equable reposeful eventless lown waveless equanimous unwrung contd. surgeless even smooth lucid undisturbed reposed breezeless unvexed level cool emollient unemotional