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Meanings of windsock in anglès
A truncated cloth cone mounted on a mast; used (e.g., at airports) to show the direction of the wind.
Usage of windsock in anglès
1
Known him for years. Then he looked at the helipad's windsock.
2
There came a horrible gargling cry; the man's tongue flapped like a windsock.
3
I was dressed in this kind of orange windsock, with a hideous black wig.
4
But their landing strip was dry, the windsock limp.
5
He saw a long strip of white cloth flying from a pole as a windsock.
6
They marked it with flags and a windsock.
7
The wind rippled her frame like a windsock.
8
Hoist the windsock; the storm's coming.
9
It may have been an airfield, for there was an orange windsock nearby straining in the horizontal position.
10
People should not swim in these areas An orange windsock (also above) denotes strong or offshore winds.
11
For heavy resistance we have a windsock attached to the kayak, which drags in the water to slow it down.
12
In the open field, a circle of red lights had been set in the ground and a small windsock hung limply from a metal pole.
13
Artemiss legs were dragged from the floor, flapping behind him like windsocks.
14
The windsocks on the goalposts are floating on the morning breeze.
15
It had three windsocks on poles, one at each end and one in the middle.
16
The windsocks hung limp in the air.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Translations for windsock
espanyol
Windsock through the time