Whirl Meaning in English
word
/ˈhwɝɫ/, /ˈwɝɫ/
WERL
/wˈɜːl/
WURL
释义
To move or cause something to move quickly in a circular motion. It can also mean a fast spinning movement or a busy, confusing situation.
用法与细微差别
More poetic or literary than 'spin' or 'turn.' Common in descriptions of weather ("whirl of snow"), emotions ("whirl of thoughts"), or fast motion. Used as verb or noun. Informal phrase: "give it a whirl" means "try it."
Spanish: girar - dar vueltas - torbellino (sustantivo)Portuguese (BR): girar - rodopiar - redemoinho (substantivo)Portuguese (PT): girar - rodopiar - redemoinho (substantivo)Chinese (Simplified): 旋转 - 旋动 - 旋涡（名词）Chinese (Traditional): 旋轉 - 旋動 - 旋渦（名詞）Hindi: घूमना - चक्कर (संज्ञा)Arabic: يدور بسرعة - دوامة (اسم)Bengali: ঘূর্ণায়মান হওয়া - ঘূর্ণি (আবহাওয়া/ভাবাবেগে)Russian: кружиться - вихрьJapanese: 渦巻く - 渦Vietnamese: xoay tròn - vòng xoáyKorean: 빙글빙글 돌다 - 소용돌이Turkish: dönmek - fırtına (hava/duygu için)Urdu: گھومنا - چکرIndonesian: berputar - pusaran
例句
The leaves whirl in the autumn wind.
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He began to whirl around the room.
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The dancer made a fast whirl.
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A sudden whirl of snow covered the street.
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My thoughts began to whirl after hearing the news.
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If you don't know how to play, just give it a whirl!
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