twisting

UK
/ˈtwɪstɪŋ/
US
/ˈtwɪstɪŋ/
twistingnoun
twistings
pl
Translations
The twisting of the metal rod required a lot of strength.
La torsion de la tige métallique a պահանջé beaucoup de force.
Additional translations
déformationSe dit d’une modification de forme ou d’un gauchissement.
sinuositéSurtout pour une route ou un tracé présentant des courbes.
Definitions
The act of turning or bending something into a curved or spiral shape.
The twisting of the metal rod required a lot of strength.
A distortion or alteration in the shape or form of something.
The twisting of the road made it difficult for drivers to see ahead.
twistinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈtwɪstɪŋ/
US
/ˈtwɪstɪŋ/
Used adjectivally as the present participle of 'twist', e.g. "a twisting road".
Translations
tortueuxSurtout pour une route, un chemin ou une intrigue.
The twisting road made the drive through the mountains both challenging and scenic.
La route tortueuse rendait la conduite à travers les montagnes à la fois difficile et magnifique.
Additional translations
sinueuxPlus courant pour décrire un trajet, un cours ou une intrigue.
Definitions
Having a shape or form that winds or coils around something.
The twisting road made the drive through the mountains both challenging and scenic.
Characterized by unexpected turns or changes in direction.
The twisting plot of the novel kept readers on the edge of their seats.
twistverb

twisting

Gerund

twisted
Past Simple
twisted
Past Participle
twisting
Gerund
UK
/twɪst/
US
/twɪst/
Translations
tordreFaire tourner en exerçant une torsion.
She twisted the cap off the bottle.
Elle a tordu le bouchon pour le retirer de la bouteille.
se tordreSe blesser par un mouvement brusque ou mal exécuté.
He twisted his ankle while playing basketball.
Il s’est tordu la cheville en jouant au basket.
tordreFormer une forme courbée, enroulée ou déformée.
The wind twisted the branches of the tree.
Le vent a tordu les branches de l’arbre.
se tortillerSe mouvoir en ondulant ou en se contorsionnant.
The snake twisted through the grass.
Le serpent se tortillait dans l’herbe.
Additional translations
déformerAu sens de fausser ou altérer le sens.
Definitions
to turn something, especially repeatedly, so that it moves in a circular direction.
She twisted the cap off the bottle.
to change the meaning of something or to be misleading.
He twisted her words to make it seem like she was at fault.
to injure a part of your body by turning it awkwardly.
He twisted his ankle while playing basketball.
to form into a bent, curling, or distorted shape.
The wind twisted the branches of the tree.
to move in a wriggling or contorted motion.
The snake twisted through the grass.
twistnoun
Definitions
A form of dance characterized by twisting movements of the body.
The twist became a popular dance in the 1960s.
An unexpected change or development in a story or situation.
The novel's plot had a surprising twist at the end.
A spiral or helical shape or pattern.
The twist of the rope made it stronger and more durable.
A distortion or alteration in shape or form.
The metal bar had a noticeable twist after being bent.
A turn or bend in a road or path.
The twist in the road made it difficult to see oncoming traffic.
A type of candy made by twisting strands of sugar.
She bought a licorice twist from the candy store.
A small strip of citrus peel used to flavor or garnish a drink.
The bartender added a lemon twist to the cocktail.
twistadjective
Definitions
Attributive: having a spiral or helical shape, design, or motion.
The mechanic selected a twist drill for the metal plate.
Attributive: featuring an unexpected change or element.
The film's twist ending kept the audience guessing.