corkscrewed

UK
/ˈkɔːk.skruːd/
US
/ˈkɔrk.skruːd/
corkscrewedpast participle
UK
/ˈkɔːkskruːd/
US
/ˈkɔrkˌskrud/
Past-participle adjective describing something twisted or spiral-shaped.
Translations
The corkscrewed path led us through the dense forest.
Спиральный путь вел нас через густой лес.
Definitions
Having a twisted or spiral shape, resembling a corkscrew.
The corkscrewed branches of the old tree gave it a unique and eerie appearance.
corkscrewverb

corkscrewed

Past Simple

corkscrewed
Past Simple
corkscrewed
Past Participle
corkscrewing
Gerund
UK
/ˈkɔːk.skruː/
US
/ˈkɔrk.skru/
Translations
He used a tool to corkscrew the bottle.
Он использовал инструмент, чтобы откупоривать бутылку.
Definitions
To move in a spiral or twisting manner.
The plane corkscrewed through the sky as the pilot performed an aerobatic maneuver.
To twist, bore, or force something into or out of position with a spiral motion resembling that used when operating a corkscrew.
She corkscrewed the stake into the ground until it stood firm.
corkscrewnoun
Definitions
A tool used for drawing corks from bottles, typically consisting of a pointed metal helix attached to a handle.
He used a corkscrew to open the bottle of wine.
A type of spiral or helical shape or movement.
The roller coaster featured a thrilling corkscrew that left riders breathless.
corkscrewpast participle

corkscrewed

Used to describe something that has been twisted into a spiral form.
Definitions
Twisted or contorted into a spiral shape.
The tree's corkscrewed branches reached toward the sky.
corkscrewadjective
Definitions
Having a twisted or spiral shape, resembling a corkscrew.
The mountain road was a corkscrew path that wound tightly around the hills.