swirledpast participle
Used attributively and predicatively to describe something that has been made to swirl or has a spiral pattern.
Translations
The painter chose a swirled design for the mural.
Художник выбрал закрученный рисунок для фрески.
Additional translations
мраморныйкулинарное употребление
Definitions
Having a spiral or twisting pattern or motion.
The painter chose a swirled design for the mural.
Mixed or blended in spirals or streaks with another substance.
She served brownies with swirled cheesecake batter on top.
swirlverb

swirled

Past Simple

swirled
Past Simple
swirled
Past Participle
swirling
Gerund
UK
/swɜːl/
US
/swɝl/
Translations
The water started to swirl down the drain.
Вода начала кружиться в сливе.
The leaves began to swirl in the wind.
Листья начали вихриться на ветру.
The dancers swirl gracefully across the stage.
Танцоры грациозно закружились по сцене.
Additional translations
Definitions
To move in a twisting or spiraling pattern.
The leaves swirled in the autumn wind.
To cause to move in a twisting or spiraling pattern.
She swirled the wine in her glass to release its aroma.
To be dizzy or confused.
His thoughts swirled as he tried to make sense of the situation.
swirlnoun
Definitions
A twisting or spiraling pattern or movement.
The swirl of the cream in the coffee created a beautiful pattern.
A small, twisting mass or shape.
The artist painted a swirl of colors on the canvas.
A state of confusion or disorder.
There was a swirl of emotions after hearing the unexpected news.
A spiral growth pattern of hair on the scalp of a person or animal.
The colt had a distinct swirl on its forehead.
swirladjective
Definitions
Having or characterized by a spiral or twisting pattern.
She chose a swirl design for the bakery's new logo.