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spin’
tournoiement

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. spin [ingl. brit. spɪn, ingl. am. spɪn] SUST.

1. spin (turn):

spin (of wheel)
spin (of dancer, skate)
to give sth a spin
to do a spin on the ice

2. spin DEP.:

spin
to put spin on a ball

3. spin (in spin-drier):

4. spin AERO.:

spin
spin
to go into a spin

5. spin (pleasure trip):

spin
to go for a spin

6. spin ingl. am. (interpretation):

to put a new spin on sth

II. spin <part. pres. spinning, pret. imperf., part. pas. spun> [ingl. brit. spɪn, ingl. am. spɪn] V. trans.

1. spin (rotate):

spin top
spin globe, wheel
spin bowler: ball

2. spin (flip):

to spin a coin
to spin a coin for sth

3. spin TEXTIL:

spin wool, thread

4. spin ZOOL. spider:

spin web

5. spin (wring out):

spin clothes

6. spin (tell):

spin tale
to spin sb a yarn

III. spin <part. pres. spinning, pret. imperf., part. pas. spun> [ingl. brit. spɪn, ingl. am. spɪn] V. intr.

1. spin (rotate):

spin wheel:
spin weathercock, top:
spin dancer:
to go spinning through the air ball, plate:
aller valser coloq.

2. spin fig.:

spin

3. spin (turn wildly):

spin wheels:
spin compass:

4. spin (nose dive):

spin plane:

5. spin TEXTIL:

spin

6. spin PESCA:

spin

IV. spin [ingl. brit. spɪn, ingl. am. spɪn]

to be in a spin
to spin one's wheels ingl. am. fig.

spin bowler SUST. DEP.

spin doctor SUST. POL.

spin doctor

I. spin out V. [ingl. brit. spɪn -, ingl. am. spɪn -] (spin [sth] out, spin out [sth])

spin out visit
spin out speech
spin out money

I. spin round V. [ingl. brit. spɪn -, ingl. am. spɪn -] (spin round)

spin round person:
spin round dancer, skater:

II. spin round V. [ingl. brit. spɪn -, ingl. am. spɪn -] (spin [sb/sth] round)

spin round wheel
spin round dancer, weathercock, top

I. spin off V. [ingl. brit. spɪn -, ingl. am. spɪn -] ingl. am. FIN. (spin off [sth])

1. spin off new company:

spin off

2. spin off company, business:

spin off

spin around V. [ingl. brit. spɪn -, ingl. am. spɪn -]

spin around → spin round

I. spin round V. [ingl. brit. spɪn -, ingl. am. spɪn -] (spin round)

spin round person:
spin round dancer, skater:

II. spin round V. [ingl. brit. spɪn -, ingl. am. spɪn -] (spin [sb/sth] round)

spin round wheel
spin round dancer, weathercock, top

spin dryer SUST.

spin dryer

spin along V. [ingl. brit. spɪn -, ingl. am. spɪn -]

spin along car:

spin along

spin-dry [ingl. brit. ˌspɪnˈdrʌɪ, ingl. am. ˈspɪn ˈˌdraɪ] V. trans.

spin-dry

en el diccionario PONS

I. spin [spɪn] SUST.

1. spin (rotation):

spin
spin of wheel
spin of dancer
to go into a (ingl. austr., ingl. brit. flat) spin
to send a car into a spin
to put spin on a ball
to throw sb into a (flat) spin coloq.
to decide sth on a spin of a coin

2. spin (spin-drying):

spin
to give sth a spin

3. spin no pl. coloq. (method of considering):

spin
to put a positive spin on sth

4. spin (trip):

spin
to go for a spin

II. spin <spun [or a. ingl. brit. span], spun> [spɪn] V. intr.

1. spin (rotate):

spin
spin dancer, top

2. spin coloq. (drive):

spin

3. spin (make thread):

spin

III. spin <spun [or a. ingl. brit. span], spun> [spɪn] V. trans.

1. spin (rotate):

spin
to spin a ball
to spin a coin

2. spin (make thread out of):

spin

3. spin (spin-dry):

spin clothes

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to spin a story

spin-off SUST.

1. spin-off (by-product):

spin-off

2. spin-off (derived work):

spin-off

spin doctor SUST. inf:

spin doctor

I. spin round V. intr.

spin round

II. spin round V. trans.

spin round

I. spin out V. intr.

spin out

II. spin out V. trans.

spin out

spin-dry V. trans.

spin-dry

spin around V. intr.

spin around PHRVB spin round

I. spin round V. intr.

spin round

II. spin round V. trans.

spin round
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
francés
francés

I. spin [spɪn] SUST.

1. spin (rotation):

spin
spin of wheel
spin of dancer
to go into a spin
to send a car into a spin
to put spin on a ball
to throw sb into a spin coloq.

2. spin (spin-dry):

spin
to give sth a spin

3. spin coloq. (trip):

spin
to go for a spin

4. spin (method of considering):

spin
to put a positive spin on sth

II. spin <-nn-, spun, spun> [spɪn] V. intr.

1. spin (rotate):

spin
spin dancer, top

2. spin coloq. (drive):

spin

3. spin (make thread):

spin

III. spin <-nn-, spun, spun> [spɪn] V. trans.

1. spin (rotate):

spin
to spin a ball
to spin a coin

2. spin (make thread out of):

spin

3. spin (spin-dry):

spin clothes

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to spin a story

spin-dry V. trans.

spin-dry

spin doctor SUST. coloq.

spin doctor

I. spin around V. intr.

spin around

II. spin around V. trans.

spin around

I. spin out V. intr.

spin out

II. spin out V. trans.

spin out
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
spin
spin
in a spin
to spin around
to spin
to spin dry
Present
Ispin
youspin
he/she/itspins
wespin
youspin
theyspin
Past
Ispun
youspun
he/she/itspun
wespun
youspun
theyspun
Present Perfect
Ihavespun
youhavespun
he/she/ithasspun
wehavespun
youhavespun
theyhavespun
Past Perfect
Ihadspun
youhadspun
he/she/ithadspun
wehadspun
youhadspun
theyhadspun

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He can also twist himself tightly to cause himself to spin at his opponent while his arms flail.
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Additional details of the spin-off were said to be forthcoming.
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This splitting occurs even in the absence of a magnetic field, as it is due to spin-orbit coupling.
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While traditional public relations may also rely on creative presentation of the facts, spin often implies disingenuous, deceptive and/or highly manipulative tactics.
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As a qualitative concept, the spin vector is often handy because it is easy to picture classically.
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