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spinner

UK
/ˈspɪn.ə/
US
/ˈspɪnɚ/

Translations

spinnernoun
spinners
pl
UK
/ˈspɪn.ə/
US
/ˈspɪnɚ/
spinnerCricket : terme emprunté, couramment utilisé en français spécialisé.
The captain brought on his best spinner when the pitch began to show signs of turn.
Le capitaine a fait entrer son meilleur spinner lorsque le terrain a commencé à favoriser les effets.
affabulateurPersonne qui invente ou enjolive ses récits.
Known as a great spinner of yarns, the old sailor captivated the children with his sea adventures.
Réputé comme un grand affabulateur, le vieux marin captivait les enfants avec ses aventures en mer.
cône d’héliceAéronautique : pièce profilée couvrant le moyeu de l’hélice.
Maintenance crews removed the damaged spinner to inspect the propeller blades.
Les équipes de maintenance ont retiré le cône d’hélice endommagé pour inspecter les pales de l’hélice.
toupieObjet que l’on fait tourner avec les doigts ; terme courant pour un fidget spinner.
The child was fascinated by the colorful spinner, watching it whirl rapidly on the table.
L’enfant était fasciné par la toupie colorée, la regardant tourner rapidement sur la table.
fileurAu sens traditionnel : personne qui file le fil ou la laine.
The spinner worked diligently at the wheel, creating fine threads from raw wool.
Le fileur travaillait avec diligence au rouet, créant de fins fils à partir de laine brute.
cuiller tournantePêche : leurre rotatif utilisé pour attirer les poissons.
He attached a shiny spinner to his fishing line, hoping to catch a big trout.
Il a fixé une cuiller tournante brillante à sa ligne, espérant attraper une grosse truite.
Additional translations
enjoliveur tournantAutomobile : enjoliveur de roue décoratif qui continue à tourner après l’arrêt du véhicule.
fileuseAu sens traditionnel : personne qui file le fil ou la laine.
Synonyms
whirler
twirler
rotator
fidget spinner
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Definitions

spinnernoun
A person who spins yarn or thread.
The spinner worked diligently at the wheel, creating fine threads from raw wool.
A small, flat, and often circular object that is spun with the fingers, typically used as a toy or for stress relief.
The child was fascinated by the colorful spinner, watching it whirl rapidly on the table.
A type of fishing lure that spins as it is pulled through the water, used to attract fish.
He attached a shiny spinner to his fishing line, hoping to catch a big trout.
A person who spins stories or tales, often with a creative or imaginative flair.
Known as a great spinner of yarns, the old sailor captivated the children with his sea adventures.
A type of vehicle wheel cover that continues to spin after the vehicle has stopped moving.
The car's spinners caught the sunlight, creating a dazzling effect as it came to a halt.
In cricket, a bowler who imparts spin to the ball rather than relying on speed.
The captain brought on his best spinner when the pitch began to show signs of turn.
A streamlined, usually conical fairing fitted over the hub of an aircraft propeller.
Maintenance crews removed the damaged spinner to inspect the propeller blades.
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