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Meanings of winch in English
Usage of winch in English
1
The boom swung out and the drum of the winch began unrolling.
2
Moments later two rather large bundles were lowered via a portable winch.
3
Perhaps they had set fire to the winch or the smelting shed?
4
He left the engine idling to run the winch and the hoist.
5
Life turns the winch, and fancy or accident pulls out the stops.
6
The men escorted her from the winch room up a spiral stair.
7
The helicopter service was axed as there were too few winch-trained firefighters.
8
The next winch delivered Maddy and Gretchel, who rode with Mya Stone.
9
There's one of some leaping dolphins, another of me at the winch.
10
A winch lowered him smoothly to the ground, beside the rocky outcrop.
11
He clipped himself into the belay and detached from the winch cable.
12
Throw on your winch brakes, ordered Tesla, studying his dials for depth.
13
The winch reeled back in, and Sanya stepped up to the door.
14
He had the halyard taut and was throwing it on the winch.
15
The angler thereupon cut it at the winch and the line was recovered.
16
The net was still feeding swiftly over the side, the winch spinning free.
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Winch across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common