Definition of wend - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
turnDated change direction or courseDated
- The river wends through the valley.
2.
travel directionDated UK go in a specified direction, typically slowlyDated UK
- They wend their way through the crowded streets..
Expressions with wend
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move along a path toward a place, often slowly
She wended her way through the crowded market.
Origin of wend
Old English, wendan (to turn)
Examples of wend in a sentence
The path wends through the dense forest. The hikers wend through the forest trail. We wend our way up the mountain path.
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- French:serpenter, se diriger, ...
- German:sich schlängeln, sich bewegen, ...
- Italian:serpeggiare, incamminarsi, ...
- Spanish:serpentear, dirigirse, ...
- Portuguese:serpentear, vagar, ...
- Chinese:迂回, 缓慢前行, ...
- Japanese:曲がる, 向かう, ...
- Arabic:تعرَّجَ, سَارَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְפַּתֵּל, לְהִתְקַדֵּם בְּאִטִּיּוּת, ...
- Russian:извиваться, идти, ...
- Ukrainian:звиватися, прямувати, ...
- Hindi:मुड़ना, जाना, ...
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