English–Esperanto dictionary

Esperanto translation of the English word wind

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(reel)
🔗 Bushfires have raged across several Australian states for months, but high temperatures and strong winds have pushed the danger level to severe in the past week.
(roll; roll up; wind up; wrap round; wrap)
(bend; curve)
(meander; twist; wind around; slither; weave; snake) ()
(twist)
volviĝi
(wrap)
ĉirkaŭvolvi
(breath)
(belch; burp)
(fart)
gust of wind
🔗 But she’s facing fierce political head winds at home and in the European Union.
solar wind
sola vento
wind off
(unroll; unwind)
🔗 His hatred of windmills stretches back even further than his political career, when he spent years battling the construction of wind turbines near his golf‐course property in Scotland.
(bandage; wrap; swathe)
vindi
bulvolvi
(roll; roll up; wind; wrap round; wrap)
🔗 Then she wound up the clock.
long‐winded
(wordy)
long‐winded
(wordy)
multvorta
long‐winded
tromultvorta
unwind
(unroll; wind off)
unwind
(expound; open; unbundle; unpack; unwrap)
elvolvi
unwind
(expound; open; unwrap)
elvolviĝi
unwind
(loose; loosen; relax; release; slacken)
whirlwind
()
whirlwind
whirlwind
(whirlpool; vortex)
whirlwind
whirlwind
(cyclone)
wind‐gauge
(anemometer)
winding
(slithering)
serpentuma
🔗 Trump has complained about windmills throughout his presidency, slamming the technology everywhere from the G7 conference in France this year to a Republican fundraising dinner speech that he used to claim windmill noise causes cancer.
windpipe
(trachea)
()
windscreen
(windshield)
()
windscreen
(windshield)
windshield
(windscreen)
()
windshield
(windscreen)
windswept
ventblovata
windy
ventplena
(wing)
pafvundi
(hurt; injure; maul)
🔗 A Ukrainian presidential adviser said about 3,500 Russian soldiers had been killed or wounded.
(injury; lesion)
🔗 In the moonlight Rand could not really see what he was doing, but Tam’s wound seemed to be only a shallow gash along the ribs, no longer than the palm of his hand.