kinked

UK
/kɪŋkt/
US
/kɪŋkt/
kinkedverb
kinked
Past Simple
kinked
Past Participle
UK
/kɪŋkt/
US
/kɪŋkt/
Form of the verb "kink" used as simple past tense and past participle.
Definitions
Simple past tense and past participle of kink.
The hose kinked when it was bent sharply.
kinkedadjective
more kinked
Comp.
most kinked
Super.
UK
/kɪŋkt/
US
/kɪŋkt/
Translations
The kinked wire made it difficult to connect the device.
Изогнутый провод затруднял подключение устройства.
Definitions
Having a sharp twist or curve.
The kinked wire made it difficult to connect the electrical components properly.
kinkverb

kinked

Past Simple

kinked
Past Simple
kinked
Past Participle
kinking
Gerund
UK
/kɪŋk/
US
/kɪŋk/
Translations
The wire tends to kink if you bend it too much.
Провод склонен искривляться, если его слишком сильно согнуть.
The hose will kink if you don't unwind it properly.
Шланг запутается, если его неправильно размотать.
Definitions
To form a sharp twist or curve in something, especially a rope or wire.
The hose kinked, stopping the flow of water.
kinknoun
Definitions
A sharp twist or curve in something that is otherwise straight.
The hose had a kink in it, preventing the water from flowing smoothly.
A flaw or obstacle in a plan, system, or process.
We need to work out the kinks in the new software before the official launch.
A peculiar or unusual trait or characteristic.
His love for collecting vintage typewriters is just one of his many kinks.
A sexual taste or preference that is considered unconventional.
They discussed their kinks openly to ensure mutual understanding in their relationship.
A stiffness or cramp in a muscle, especially causing localized pain.
Sleeping in an awkward position left her with a kink in her neck.
kinkadjective
Definitions
Relating to or characteristic of unconventional sexual preferences or practices; fetish-related.
The club organizes kink events for consenting adults.