eddying

UK
/ˈɛdiɪŋ/
US
/ˈɛdiɪŋ/
eddyingadjective
UK
/ˈɛdiɪŋ/
US
/ˈɛdiɪŋ/
Translations
The eddying currents made it difficult to swim.
Вихревые течения затрудняли плавание.
Definitions
Moving in a circular or swirling motion, often referring to water, air, or smoke.
The eddying currents in the river made it difficult for the boat to maintain a straight course.
eddyverb

eddying

Gerund

eddied
Past Simple
eddied
Past Participle
eddying
Gerund
UK
/ˈɛdi/
US
/ˈɛdi/
Translations
The leaves began to eddy in the wind.
Листья начали кружиться на ветру.
Definitions
(intransitive & transitive) To move, or cause something to move, in a circular current.
Smoke eddied from the chimney into the twilight.
eddynoun
Definitions
A circular movement of water or other fluid that runs counter to the main flow; a small whirlpool.
The canoe was caught in an eddy and spun around several times.
A swirling current of air, dust, or smoke that moves contrary to the prevailing flow.
Dry leaves were lifted by an eddy of wind and scattered along the path.
A secondary or contrary movement, tendency, or opinion that opposes the main current of events.
Eddies of rebellion began to form within the organisation.