Twirling Meaning in English
word · lemma: twirl
ˈtwɝɫɪŋ
TWUR-ling
twˈɜːlɪŋ
TWUR-ling
Definición
Moving in a quick, spinning or circular motion, often repeatedly. Especially used for things or people turning lightly or gracefully.
Uso & Matices
'Twirling' is often used for dance, hair, ribbons, or small/light objects. It suggests grace or playfulness, less forceful than 'spinning' or 'whirling'. Common collocations: 'twirling around', 'twirling her hair'. Not typically used for large machinery.
Spanish: girando - dando vueltasPortuguese (BR): girando - rodopiandoPortuguese (PT): girando - rodopiandoChinese (Simplified): 旋转Chinese (Traditional): 旋轉Hindi: घुमानाArabic: يدور حول نفسهBengali: ঘোরানো - ঘুরানোRussian: кружиться - вращатьсяJapanese: くるくる回る - ひらひら回すVietnamese: xoay tròn - quay vòngKorean: 빙글빙글 돌다 - 휘감다Turkish: dönmek - çevirmekUrdu: گھومنا - گھماناIndonesian: memutar - berputar
Oraciones de Ejemplo
The girl is twirling in her new dress.
basic
He was twirling a pencil in his hand.
basic
The leaves were twirling in the wind.
basic
She kept twirling her hair while talking on the phone.
natural
The baton was twirling high in the air during the parade.
natural
Kids were twirling around the playground, laughing loudly.
natural