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wink
UK
/wɪŋk/
US
/wɪŋk/
wink in
wink on
wink out
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wink
noun
winks
pl
UK
/wɪŋk/
US
/wɪŋk/
подмигивание
She gave him a wink to let him know she was joking.
Она дала ему подмигивание, чтобы он понял, что она шутит.
Synonymes
blink
nod
signal
gesture
wink
verb
winked
Past Simple
winked
Past Participle
winking
Gerund
UK
/wɪŋk/
US
/wɪŋk/
подмигивать
He likes to wink at his friends to make them laugh.
Он любит подмигивать своим друзьям, чтобы их рассмешить.
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моргать
Synonymes
blink
nod
signal
gesture
twinkle
wink
interjection
Used parenthetically (often repeated) to signal innuendo or that something should be understood implicitly.
Définitions
wink
noun
A brief closing and opening of one eye, often as a signal or hint.
She gave him a wink to let him know she was joking.
A very short period of time; an instant.
He was gone in a wink, leaving everyone surprised.
wink
verb
To close and open one eye quickly, typically as a signal or hint.
She winked at him to let him know she was joking.
To shine with a flickering or twinkling light.
The stars winked in the night sky.
wink
interjection
Used—often in the repeated form "wink, wink"—to suggest that a statement carries an implied, usually risqué or secret, meaning.
"He said he was going to 'study' with her, wink, wink."
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