twirling

UK
/ˈtwɜːlɪŋ/
US
/ˈtwɜrlɪŋ/
twirlingnoun
twirlings
pl
Translations
The twirling of the dancer was mesmerizing.
Вращение танцовщицы было завораживающим.
The twirling of the leaves in the wind was beautiful.
Кружение листьев на ветру было красивым.
Additional translations
вихревое движение
Definitions
The act of spinning or rotating rapidly.
The twirling of the dancer's skirt was mesmerizing to watch.
A spinning motion, often used in the context of baton twirling or similar activities.
She practiced her twirling for hours to perfect her routine for the competition.
twirlinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈtwɜː.lɪŋ/
US
/ˈtwɝː.lɪŋ/
Translations
The twirling leaves fell gently to the ground.
Вращающиеся листья мягко падали на землю.
The twirling dancer captivated the audience.
Кружащийся танцор заворожил зрителей.
Definitions
Spinning or rotating rapidly.
The twirling dancer captivated the audience with her graceful movements.
twirlverb

twirling

Gerund

twirled
Past Simple
twirled
Past Participle
twirling
Gerund
UK
/twɜːl/
US
/twɜrl/
Translations
She loves to twirl in her new dress.
Она любит кружиться в своем новом платье.
He began to twirl the pen between his fingers.
Он начал вертеть ручку между пальцами.
Additional translations
Definitions
To spin or rotate quickly.
She twirled around in her new dress to show it off.
To cause something to spin or rotate.
He twirled the baton skillfully during the parade.
twirlnoun
Definitions
A quick or rapid rotation or spin.
The dancer executed a perfect twirl on stage.
A twisting or spiraling shape or movement.
The twirl of smoke rose gracefully from the chimney.
A decorative flourish, twist, or curve, especially in handwriting or design.
She signed her name with an elegant twirl at the end of the last letter.
twirladjective
Definitions
Attributive: relating to or characterized by twirling or rotation.
The gymnast wowed the judges with her twirl routine.