Winding Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈwaɪndɪŋ/

WYN-ding

UK

/ˈwaɪndɪŋ/

WYN-ding

التعريف

Having many turns or bends, like a road that curves back and forth. It can also refer to something that is not straightforward or is complicated.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Used mainly for physical paths ("winding road," "winding river"). It can also describe stories or explanations that are complicated. Commonly paired with nouns like 'path,' 'road,' 'river.' Not usually used for straight or slightly curved things.

• Spanish: serpenteante - sinuoso
• Portuguese (BR): sinuoso - tortuoso
• Portuguese (PT): sinuoso - serpenteante
• Chinese (Simplified): 蜿蜒的 - 曲折的
• Chinese (Traditional): 蜿蜒的 - 曲折的
• Hindi: घुमावदार
• Arabic: متعرج - ملتوي
• Bengali: পেঁচানো - আঁকাবাঁকা
• Russian: извилистый - петляющий
• Japanese: 曲がりくねった - 複雑な（説明など）
• Vietnamese: uốn khúc - quanh co
• Korean: 구불구불한 - 복잡한(이야기, 설명)
• Turkish: dolambaçlı - kıvrımlı
• Urdu: خم دار - پیچیدہ (کہانی یا وضاحت)
• Indonesian: berkelok - berliku

جمل نموذجية

We walked along the winding path in the park.

basic

The river was long and winding.

basic

Be careful on the winding road.

basic

The story took a winding path before reaching its surprising ending.

natural

The drive through the winding mountain roads made me dizzy.

natural

He explained his plan in such a winding way that I got lost halfway through.

natural