twirled in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for twirled in the English»Italian Dictionary

twirl round VB [twəːl -] (turn round)

twirl round person:

girarsi di scatto

he twirled round to face her

si girò di scatto verso di lei

I.twirl [Brit twəːl, Am twərl] N

1. twirl (spin):

twirl

giro m (vorticoso)

twirl

mulinello m

twirl

piroetta f

to do a twirl person:

fare una piroetta

to give sth a twirl

fare fare una piroetta or una giravolta a qc

2. twirl (spiral):

twirl

voluta f

twirl

spira f

II.twirl [Brit twəːl, Am twərl] VB trans

1. twirl (spin):

twirl baton, lasso, partner

fare girare, fare roteare

2. twirl (twist):

twirl hair, moustache

arricciare, attorcigliare

twirl ribbon, vine

attorcigliare, avvolgere (around intorno a)

III.twirl [Brit twəːl, Am twərl] VB intr

1. twirl (spin):

twirl dancer, wheel:

girare, roteare

to twirl round and round

fare piroette or roteare

2. twirl (twist):

twirl vine, rope:

attorcigliarsi (around intorno a)

Translations for twirled in the Italian»English Dictionary

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attorcigliamento

twirl

prillare

to twirl (round)

volteggiare foglie:

to twirl

volteggiare ballerino:

to twirl

mulinello (movimento)

twirl also SPORTS

fare mulinelli con un bastone

to twirl a stick

roteare lazo, bastone

to twirl

roteare

to twirl

piroetta

twirl

giravolta

twirl

mulinare spada, bastone

to twirl

twirled in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for twirled in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.twirl [twɜ:rl] VB intr

twirl

girare

to twirl around sth

girare intorno a qc

II.twirl [twɜ:rl] VB trans (whirl)

twirl

far girare

twirl moustache

arricciare

III.twirl [twɜ:rl] N

twirl

piroetta f

Translations for twirled in the Italian»English Dictionary

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volteggiare (nella danza)

to twirl

twirled Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to twirl around sth

girare intorno a qc

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

At the trial he whistled, hummed, and twirled his thumbs throughout the prosecution's case, apparently well-pleased with his position in the limelight.

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For the briefest moment the baby looked as if it were being wrung like a dishcloth, twirled and squeezed.

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She twirled three fire battons while performing acrobatics.

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The object twirled can be done directly by one or two hands, the fingers or by other parts of the body.

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They smiled and twirled in their ruffled dresses, happy with the picnic lunch their grandmother had packed with drinks, snacks and sandwiches.

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