winch

UK
/wɪnʧ/
US
/wɪnʧ/

Translations

winchnoun
winches
pl
UK
/wɪnʧ/
US
/wɪnʧ/
The workers used a winch to lift the heavy machinery.
Рабочие использовали лебёдку, чтобы поднять тяжёлую технику.
winchverb
winched
Past Simple
winched
Past Participle
winching
Gerund
UK
/wɪntʃ/
US
/wɪntʃ/
поднимать лебёдкой
They winched the car out of the ditch.
Они подняли машину из кювета лебёдкой.
winchadjective
more winch
Comp.
most winch
Super.
Used attributively to denote something related to or designed for a winch (e.g., winch cable, winch drum).

Definitions

winchnoun
A mechanical device used for pulling or lifting heavy objects, typically consisting of a rope or chain wound around a rotating drum, powered manually or by a motor.
The workers used a winch to lift the heavy machinery onto the truck.
A small, hand-operated device used on boats to tighten or loosen ropes, especially for adjusting sails.
The sailor turned the winch to adjust the tension on the sail.
winchverb
To hoist or haul something using a winch.
They winched the heavy equipment onto the truck.
To be lifted, hauled, or moved by means of a winch (usually with an adverbial particle such as up, out, or onto).
The car winched slowly up the muddy slope.
winchadjective
Relating to, designed for, or used with a winch.
The mechanic inspected the winch cable for signs of wear.