whirl

UK
/wɜːl/
US
/wɜrl/
whirlnoun
whirls
pl
UK
/wɜːl/
US
/wɜrl/
Traducciones
The leaves were caught in a whirl as the wind picked up.
Les feuilles ont été prises dans un tourbillon quand le vent s’est levé.
essaiFamilier : « give something a whirl » = essayer quelque chose.
He decided to give painting a whirl after attending an art class.
Il a décidé de donner à la peinture un essai après avoir suivi un cours d’art.
Definiciones
A rapid movement in a circular or spiral pattern.
The leaves were caught in a whirl as the wind picked up.
A state of confusion or tumult.
Her mind was in a whirl after hearing the unexpected news.
A brief or experimental attempt at something.
He decided to give painting a whirl after attending an art class.
whirlverb
whirled
Past Simple
whirled
Past Participle
whirling
Gerund
UK
/wɜːl/
US
/wɝːl/
Traducciones
étourdirAu figuré : provoquer le vertige ou la confusion.
The sudden news made his mind whirl.
La nouvelle soudaine l’a étourdi.
The leaves began to whirl in the wind.
Les feuilles ont commencé à tourbillonner dans le vent.
Traducciones adicionales
se retournerDans un mouvement brusque et rapide.
Definiciones
To move or cause to move rapidly around and around.
The leaves began to whirl in the wind.
To turn around quickly in a circle.
She whirled around to face him.
To cause to feel dizzy or confused.
The sudden news made his mind whirl.