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wind

他動詞自動詞[C/U] 両方

複数形: winds過去形: wound過去分詞: wound現在分詞: winding比較級: more winding最上級: most winding

The noun form evokes a sense of invisible power and atmospheric pressure, often associated with change or chaos. It carries a neutral tone but shifts toward the negative when describing destructive forces like gales or hurricanes. As a verb, the word creates a mental image of spiral motion and tension. It describes a physical tightening, such as a spring or a string, or a meandering path that lacks a straight line, suggesting a slower, more deliberate pace of movement.

Uncountable when referring to the general weather phenomenon. Countable when referring to specific gusts or types of wind.

意味

名詞

"The wind howled through the trees during the storm."

他動詞

[someone][something]

To twist or turn something around a center or a fixed point.

"He had to wind the old clock every morning."

自動詞

[something]

To follow a curving or twisting course.

"The river winds through the valley."