wind off
wɪnd ɔːf
wound off
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Definition of wind off - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

1.
reverse windingreverse the winding or twisting of something
  • He wound off the tangled rope carefully.
uncoil untwist unwind
2.
mechanicsunwind or unspool something like a thread
  • She had to wind off the excess thread.
uncoil unravel unroll
3.
weatherRareUKcancel an event due to high wind speedsRareUK
  • The match was wound off due to the storm.
abort call off
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shooting
adjustment by aiming off-target for wind or movement
sailing
large sail set on sailboats for off-wind sailing

Examples of wind off in a sentence

  • He carefully wound off the excess thread from the spool.
  • He needed to wind off the fishing line.
  • The mechanic had to wind off the cable.
  • The parade was wound off due to gale warnings.
  • The festival was wound off after the weather alert.

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  1. French:détordre, dévider, ...
  2. German:abwickeln, abspulen, ...
  3. Italian:svolgere, dipanare, ...
  4. Spanish:desenrollar, cancelar, ...
  5. Portuguese:desenrolar, cancelar, ...
  6. Chinese:解开, 因风取消, ...
  7. Japanese:ほどく, 中止する, ...
  8. Arabic:فَكَّ, أَلْغى, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַתִּיר, לְפָרֵם, ...
  10. Russian:разматывать, отменять, ...
  11. Ukrainian:розмотувати, розмотати, ...
  12. Hindi:उलटना, अनस्पूल करना, ...

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