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Win·de1 <-, -n> [ˈvɪndə] N f TECH

Winde
Winde

Win·de2 <-, -n> [ˈvɪndə] N f BOT

Winde (Prunkwinde)
Winde (Ackerwinde)

Wind <-[e]s, -e> [vɪnt, pl ˈvɪndə] N m

1. Wind METEO fig:

Brit also wind
[hart] am Wind NAUT
mit dem Wind NAUT
vor dem Wind NAUT
vor dem Wind segeln

2. Wind MUS:

Wind einer Orgel
wind no indef art, no pl

3. Wind TECH:

Wind eines Hochofens

4. Wind (Darmgas):

flatulence no art, no pl
flatus no art, no pl form
Brit also wind no art, no pl
Am also gas no art, no pl

Phrases:

in alle [vier] Winde
Wind von etw dat bekommen [o. kriegen]/haben inf
viel Wind um etw acc machen inf
to make a great fuss [or inf to-do] about sth
to throw [or cast] sth to the wind
to kiss goodbye to sth inf
[schnell] wie der Wind Gerücht
OpenDict entry

wind­schief ADJ