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Significados de whirl en inglés

portugués
tentativa
español
conato

A usually brief attempt.

conato
portugués
giro
catalán
gir
español
giro

The act of rotating rapidly.

giro
portugués
turbilhão
catalán
remolí

The shape of something rotating rapidly.

turbilhão
catalán
arremolinar-se

Flow in a circular current, of liquids.

arremolinar-se
Uso de whirl en inglés
1
They're unnerving even now, months later; Grand Central without its human whirl.
The Irish Times
2
She clung to this idea in the whirl of the new life.
A Little Journey in the World
3
The bow-string holding the stick made it whirl in the hole beneath.
Stories of American Life and Adventure
4
The animal disappeared, swallowed in the whirl-wind that encompassed her and it.
A Man Four-Square
5
The storm was coming, and it would have to whirl its course.
The Wolf’s Hour
6
His lips smiled; his heart was in a wild whirl of happiness.
Marcella
7
His mind was in an uproar with this whirl of new ideas.
The Lock and Key Library: The most interesting stories of all na...
8
His mind was in a vertigo with this whirl of new ideas.
Tales of a Traveller
9
Their souls whirl in the reel, and bound with the bounding feet.
The Abominations of Modern Society
10
The fine silt was easy to whirl into the storm they'd created.
The Vanished
11
My head in a whirl, I sought out Sri Yukteswar in Serampore.
Autobiography of a Yogi
12
They must lose themselves in the dash and whirl of daring moments.
Phantom Wires: A Novel
13
In a whirl of indignation, Mrs. Hanway-Harley burst in upon Senator Hanway.
The President: A Novel
14
For somewhere in those whirl of thoughts a tiny hope had lingered.
Vlad. The Last Confession
15
All this was felt rather than thought in the whirl of action.
The Cornet of Horse: A Tale of Marlborough's Wars
16
She was in a whirl of excitement as she shut the door.
Mary Rose of Mifflin
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Translations for whirl
Whirl a través del tiempo
Whirl por variante geográfica
Reino Unido
Común
Estados Unidos de América
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