spins

word · lemma: spin

/ˈspɪnz/
/spˈɪnz/

Definition

‘Spins’ is the third-person singular present form of ‘spin’, meaning to turn around quickly, often in a circular motion. It can describe physical objects, people, or even presenting information in a particular way.

Usage & Nuances

Commonly used with objects that turn or rotate (the earth spins), or people/dancers. Also used metaphorically for putting a particular interpretation on news or information ('He spins the story'). Not to be confused with 'spin' as a noun.

Spanish: gira - da vueltasPortuguese (BR): gira - girações (físico)Portuguese (PT): gira - rodaChinese (Simplified): 旋转 - 转动Chinese (Traditional): 旋轉 - 轉動Hindi: घूमता है - घुमाता हैArabic: يدور - يلفBengali: ঘুরে - ঘূর্ণায়মান হয়Russian: вращаетсяJapanese: 回るVietnamese: xoayKorean: 돌아간다Turkish: dönerUrdu: گھومتا ہےIndonesian: berputar

Example Sentences

My head spins when I stand up too fast.

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The dancer spins beautifully on stage.

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The washing machine spins very fast.

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The earth spins around the sun.

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My little brother spins in circles when he is happy.

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She spins the story to make herself look better.

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