English to Galician Meaning of wind - vento

Wind :
vento

aire, vento, atmosfera, brisa, vento morto, golpe, bobina, entrelaçar, convolución, respiración, gracejar, regra, artrite, reumatismo, discurso, noticia, información, clima, tendencia, paxaro, nube, estrela, planeta, astronauta, asma, torsión, consecuencia, dixestión, vórtice, turbilhão, movemento xiratorio, forma rodopiante, espira, rotación, rodopio, volta, xa, meneio, torcer, abrazar, envolver, colo, abrazo, cercar, achegar, orbe, Environ, rig-se, facer rodeos, xirar, executar, madurar, endurecer, madura, broma, mistificar, rodear, reviravolta, aperto, prensa, tormento, xirar sobre, roda, levantar, monte, coraxe

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Definitions of wind in English
Noun(1) air moving (sometimes with considerable force(2) a tendency or force that influences events(3) breath(4) empty rhetoric or insincere or exaggerated talk(5) an indication of potential opportunity(6) a musical instrument in which the sound is produced by an enclosed column of air that is moved by bellows or the human breath(7) a reflex that expels intestinal gas through the anus(8) the act of winding or twisting
Verb(1) to move or cause to move in a sinuous, spiral, or circular course(2) extend in curves and turns(3) arrange or or coil around(4) catch the scent of; get wind of(5) coil the spring of (some mechanical device(6) form into a wreath(7) raise or haul up with or as if with mechanical help
Examples of wind in English
(1) Renewable energy campaigners argued wind , wave, hydro and solar power can preserve the local environment from the effects of global warming.(2) So, in other words, another international confluence of hot wind and gassy rhetoric thus comes to pass.(3) The original watchmaker himself used to wind the clock every Friday after Juma prayers at 2 p.m.(4) south easterly wind(5) Circular exclusion zones around contaminated farms will mean nothing if there is a strong wind blowing in one direction.(6) you have to wind her(7) I tear off a long strip and wind it round Leo's wounded shoulder.(8) Certainly the curtains moved when the wind blew from one direction or the other.(9) For those interested in band or wind music, this set is essential; for others this is at least very intriguing.(10) the wind howled about the building(11) a wind of change(12) Aside from some frayed wind intonation, the orchestra played with rich, sonorous beauty.(13) You make a sandwich of the printing plate and the paper and some sort of pad on top of the paper, put it in the press and wind a handle to screw down the top plate of the press.(14) We should only be investing in truly renewable and safe energy like wind and solar and hydrogen.(15) If you wind the key enough, he'll go.(16) Eggs and fish often cause problems with bad smells, and fizzy drinks and beer produce excess wind and runny motions.
Related Phrases of wind
(1) the wind ::
o vento
(2) wind power ::
enerxía eólica
(3) wind farm ::
parque eólico
(4) wind turbine ::
turbina eólica
(5) wind chimes ::
campás de vento
(6) wind speed ::
velocidade do vento
(7) the wind blows ::
o vento sopra
(8) wind energy ::
enerxía eólica
(9) strong wind ::
vento forte
Synonyms
Noun
1. breeze ::
brisa
2. breath ::
respiración
4. wind instrument ::
instrumento de vento
5. air current ::
corrente de aire
7. winding ::
enrolamento
8. jazz ::
jazz
Verb
10. twist and turn ::
torsión e volta
11. wrap ::
envolver
12. coil ::
bobina
13. wreathe ::
rodear
14. scent ::
perfume
15. twist ::
torsión
16. hoist ::
içar
17. thread ::
fíos
18. roll ::
rolo
Different Forms
wind, winded, winder, winders, windily, winding, windless, winds, windward
Word Example from TV Shows
The wind has been at you, though.

The WIND has been at you, though.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 2

(WIND HOWLS)

(WIND HOWLS)

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 2

"Swift as the WIND he rides.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 6

...and I wind up with Federales in my rosebushes.

...and I WIND up with Federales in my rosebushes.

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 8

What, you don't like wind chimes?

What, you don't like WIND chimes?

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 17

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