wind

rüzgar, hava akımı A2

the natural movement of air, especially in the form of a current of air blowing from a particular direction

A gentle wind blew across the lake in the early morning.

• The sailors raised the sails to catch the wind and speed up the boat.
• Scientists measured the wind velocity to study climate change impacts.
• The unexpected wind shift forced the climbers to alter their ascent route.

• strong wind · güçlü rüzgar The strong wind knocked down several trees during the storm.
• wind speed · rüzgar hızı Meteorologists reported a wind speed of 45 miles per hour.
• wind direction · rüzgar yönü The pilot adjusted the flight path according to the wind direction.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

bükülme, dolanma, kıvrım B2

a twist or coil, especially of a rope, cable, or similar flexible object

The mechanic gave the hose a tight wind to prevent leaks.

• Engineers often apply a double wind to reinforce steel cables.
• She carefully unwound the old wind before storing the rope.
• The technician's precise wind of the fiber optic cable ensured optimal signal transmission.
• In the laboratory, the researcher created a complex wind of the polymer strands to test elasticity.

• tight wind · sıkı kıvrım The electrician made a tight wind around the connector to secure it.
• double wind · çift kıvrım The cable has a double wind to increase its strength.

sb: birisi · sth: bir şey

benzer: coil