wind

el viento

noun

wind
[wɪnd]
sustantivo
1viento (m) (air current)
  • to sail into or against the wind -> navegar contra el viento
  • to sail close to the wind (sentido figurado) -> lindar con lo prohibido
  • wind energy -> energía (f) eólica
  • wind farm -> parque (m) eólico, central (f) eólica
  • wind instrument -> instrumento (m) de viento
  • wind power -> energía (f) eólica
  • wind tunnel -> túnel (m) aerodinámico
2aliento (m) resuello (m) (breath)
  • let me get my wind back -> deja que recupere el aliento
3gases (mpl) flatulencia (f) (abdominal)
  • to break wind -> soltar una ventosidad
  • the baby's got wind -> el bebé tiene gases
4(idioms) (familiar)
  • to put the wind up somebody -> meter miedo a alguien
  • to take the wind out of somebody's sails -> bajar la moral a alguien
  • to get wind of something -> enterarse de algo
verbo transitivo
también:
  • to wind somebody -> dejar a alguien sin respiración (with punch)
verbo transitivo
1enrollar (thread, string)
2dar vueltas a (handle); dar cuerda a (clock, watch)
  • to wind a tape on/back -> pasar rápidamente/rebobinar una cinta
verbo intransitivo
3serpentear, zigzaguear (path, river)
  • the road winds up/down the hill -> la carretera sube/baja la colina haciendo eses

wind [uind]
1Serpear o serpentear; girar o moverse alrededor, hacer pasar espiralmente alrededor de un eje fijo.
2Dar cuerda a, renovar la marcha de, arrollando una cuerda, un resorte, etc. 4.
3Perseguir, seguir las vueltas o los rodeos de. (Marina)
4Devanar, hacer ovillos; tejer.
5Alzar con árgano o molinete. (Inglaterra)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
6Moverse o estar dispuesto de una manera circular o en espiral; serpentear. (n)
7Rodear, ir por rodeos o circunloquios; de aquí, insinuarse, lograr un fin con astucia. (n)
8Tener forma torcida. (n)
9Enroscarse, retortijarse, volverse, cambiarse. (n)
va. (pret. y pp. WOUND o WINDED).(Mar.) Virar, mudar o cambiar el rumbo de un buque; manejar, dirigir, gobernar, ganar influencia sobre.
1Ventear, tomar el viento por el olfato.
2Agotar, gastar el aliento o respiración de; también, recobrar la respiración.
3Dar aire, exponer al viento, orear.
va.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Soplar, echar viento por la boca. (n)
2Tocar un instrumento de viento. (n)

wind [wɪnd]
noun
1 viento; (m)
which way is the wind blowing? ¿de dónde sopla el viento?
against the windagainst contra el viento
to run before the windbefore (Náut) navegar viento en popa
high windhigh viento fuerte
into the windinto contra el viento
to see which way the wind blows esperar para ver por dónde van los tiros
winds of change aires de cambio; (m) aires nuevos; (m)
to get wind of sth enterarse de algo
to get the wind up (informal) preocuparse
to have the wind up (informal) estar preocupado
there's something in the wind algo se está cociendo
to put the wind up sb (Britain) (informal) dar un susto a algn
it really put the wind up me me dio un susto de los buenos
to sail close to the wind
to take the wind out of sb's sails cortar las alas a algn
it's an ill wind that blows nobody any good no hay mal que por bien no venga
2 (Fisiol) gases; (m) [of baby] flato; (m)
to break windbreak ventosear
to bring up windbring up [+baby] eructar
3 (breath) aliento; (m)
to get one's [second] wind volver a respirar normalmente cobrar el aliento
to be short of windshort estar sin aliento
4 (informal) (talk)
that's all a lot of wind todo eso son chorradas; (informal)
5 (Mús)
the wind(s) los instrumentos de viento; (m)
verb:transitive
to wind sb (with punch etc) dejar a algn sin aliento; to wind a baby hacer eructar a un niño; to be winded by a ball quedar sin aliento por el golpe de un balón; to be winded after a race quedar sin aliento después de una carrera
modifier
wind chimes (n) móvil de campanillas; (m)
wind cone (n)
wind energy (n)
wind power See culture box in entry wind.
wind farm (n) parque eólico; (m)
wind instrument (n) instrumento de viento; (m)
wind machine (n) máquina de viento; (f)
wind power (n) energía eólica del viento; (f)or
wind tunnel (n) túnel aerodinámico de pruebas aerodinámicas; (m)or
wind turbine (n) aerogenerador; (m)
wind [waɪnd] wound (past) [waʊnd]
verb:transitive
1 (roll, coil) [+rope, wire] enrollar
the rope wound itself round a branch la cuerda se enrolló en alrededor de una rama;or with a rope wound tightly round his waist con una cuerda que le ceñía estrechamente la cintura; to wind wool into a ball ovillar lana; hacer un ovillo de lana; wind this round your head envuélvete la cabeza con esto; líate esto a la cabeza; to wind one's arms round sb rodear a algn con los brazos; abrazar a algn estrechamente
2 (also wind up) [+clock, watch, toy] dar cuerda a; [+key, handle] dar vueltas a
3 (twist)
the road winds its way through the valley la carretera serpentea por el valle
verb:intransitive
(snake) serpentear
the road winds up the valley el camino serpentea por el valle
the procession wound round the town
the car wound slowly up the hill el coche subió lentamente la sinuosa colina
noun
1 (bend) curva; (f) recodo; (m)
2
to give one's watch a wind dar cuerda al reloj; give the handle another wind dale otra vuelta a la manivela
wind back
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
[+tape, film] rebobinar
The tape is wound back or forwards at about ten times the normal play speed Are you sure you've wound it back?
wind down
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
[+car window] bajar; (scale down) [+production, business] disminuir poco a poco; reducir poco a poco;
verb:intransitive:plus_adverb
1 [+clock] pararse
2 (informal) (relax) relajarse
3 (informal) (come to an end) [+activity, event] tocar a su fin
wind forward
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
[+tape, film] correr
wind in
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
to wind in a fishing line ir cobrando sedal
wind on
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
[+film] enrollar
verb:intransitive:plus_adverb
[+film] enrollarse
wind up
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
1 [+car window] subir; [+clock, toy] dar cuerda a
2 (close) [+meeting, debate] cerrar; dar por terminado; [+company] liquidar
he wound up his speech by saying that ... terminó su discurso diciendo que ...
3
to be wound up (tense) estar tenso; she's dreadfully wound up está muy tensa; it gets me all wound up (inside) me pone nerviosísimo
4 (Britain) (informal)
to wind sb up (provoke) provocar a algn; (tease) tomar el pelo a algn
verb:intransitive:plus_adverb
1 (finish) [+meeting, debate, speaker] concluir; terminar
how does the play wind up? ¿cómo concluye termina la obra?;or
2 (informal) (end up) acabar
we wound up in Rome acabamos en Roma; fuimos a parar a Roma

Verb Conjugation for "wind"

Imperative
  • wind
  • you wind
  • he/she winds
  • we wind
  • you wind
  • they wind
Preterite
  • I winded
  • you winded
  • he/she winded
  • we winded
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Present Continuous
  • I am winding
  • you are winding
  • he/she is winding
  • we are winding
  • you are winding
  • they are winding
Present Perfect
  • I have winded
  • you have winded
  • he/she has winded
  • we have winded
  • you have winded
  • they have winded
Past Continuous
  • I was winding
  • you were winding
  • he/she was winding
  • we were winding
  • you were winding
  • they were winding
Past Perfect
  • I had winded
  • you had winded
  • he/she had winded
  • we had winded
  • you had winded
  • they had winded
Future
  • I will wind
  • you will wind
  • he/she will wind
  • we will wind
  • you will wind
  • they will wind
Future Perfect
  • I will have winded
  • you will have winded
  • he/she will have winded
  • we will have winded
  • you will have winded
  • they will have winded
Future Continuous
  • I will be winding
  • you will be winding
  • he/she will be winding
  • we will be winding
  • you will be winding
  • they will be winding
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been winding
  • you have been winding
  • he/she has been winding
  • we have been winding
  • you have been winding
  • they have been winding
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been winding
  • you will have been winding
  • he/she will have been winding
  • we will have been winding
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Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been winding
  • you had been winding
  • he/she had been winding
  • we had been winding
  • you had been winding
  • they had been winding
Imperative
  • wind
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  • I wind
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  • we wind
Present
  • you wind
  • they wind
  • I wound
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  • we wound
Preterite
  • you wound
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  • I am winding
  • you are winding
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  • we are winding
Present Continuous
  • you are winding
  • they are winding
  • I have wound
  • you have wound
  • he/she has wound
  • we have wound
Present Perfect
  • you have wound
  • they have wound
  • I was winding
  • you were winding
  • he/she was winding
  • we were winding
Past Continuous
  • you were winding
  • they were winding
  • I had wound
  • you had wound
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  • we had wound
Past Perfect
  • you had wound
  • they had wound
  • I will wind
  • you will wind
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  • we will wind
Future
  • you will wind
  • they will wind
  • I will have wound
  • you will have wound
  • he/she will have wound
  • we will have wound
Future Perfect
  • you will have wound
  • they will have wound
  • I will be winding
  • you will be winding
  • he/she will be winding
  • we will be winding
Future Continuous
  • you will be winding
  • they will be winding
  • I have been winding
  • you have been winding
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Present Perfect Continuous
  • you have been winding
  • they have been winding
  • I will have been winding
  • you will have been winding
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  • we will have been winding
Future Perfect Continuous
  • you will have been winding
  • they will have been winding
  • I had been winding
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Past Perfect Continuous
  • you had been winding
  • they had been winding
  • wind
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  • I wind
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Present
  • he/she winds
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  • I winded
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Preterite
  • he/she winded
  • we winded
  • you winded
  • they winded
  • I am winding
  • you are winding
Present Continuous
  • he/she is winding
  • we are winding
  • you are winding
  • they are winding
  • I have wound
  • you have wound
Present Perfect
  • he/she has wound
  • we have wound
  • you have wound
  • they have wound
  • I was winding
  • you were winding
Past Continuous
  • he/she was winding
  • we were winding
  • you were winding
  • they were winding
  • I had wound
  • you had wound
Past Perfect
  • he/she had wound
  • we had wound
  • you had wound
  • they had wound
  • I will wind
  • you will wind
Future
  • he/she will wind
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  • I will have wound
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Future Perfect
  • he/she will have wound
  • we will have wound
  • you will have wound
  • they will have wound
  • I will be winding
  • you will be winding
Future Continuous
  • he/she will be winding
  • we will be winding
  • you will be winding
  • they will be winding
  • I have been winding
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Present Perfect Continuous
  • he/she has been winding
  • we have been winding
  • you have been winding
  • they have been winding
  • I will have been winding
  • you will have been winding
Future Perfect Continuous
  • he/she will have been winding
  • we will have been winding
  • you will have been winding
  • they will have been winding
  • I had been winding
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Past Perfect Continuous
  • he/she had been winding
  • we had been winding
  • you had been winding
  • they had been winding
Paid English to Spanish translation

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