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wound
rana

I. wound1 [wu:nd] SUST.

1. wound (hurt part):

wound
gaping [or open]/stab wound

2. wound fig. (psychological hurt):

wound
to reopen old wounds [or an old wound]
rozdrapywać [perf rozdrapać] stare rany

II. wound1 [wu:nd] V. trans.

1. wound (hurt physically):

to wound sb in sth
ranić [perf z-] kogoś w coś
to wound sb fatally [or mortally]

2. wound fig. (offend):

to wound sb by sth
to wound sb's pride

wound2 [waʊnd] V.

wound pret., part. pas. of wind 2

I. wind up V. trans.

1. wind up (end):

kończyć [perf za-]

2. wind up (close down):

zamykać [perf zamknąć] firmę

3. wind up clock, spring:

nakręcać [perf nakręcić]

4. wind up ingl. brit. coloq. (kid):

nabierać [perf nabrać]

5. wind up ingl. brit. coloq. (annoy):

wkurzać [perf wkurzyć]

II. wind up V. intr. coloq. (end up)

wind on V. trans.

wind on video film
przewijać [perf przewinąć] do przodu
wind on photo film

I. wind down V. trans.

1. wind down (lower):

opuszczać [perf opuścić]

2. wind down (reduce):

II. wind down V. intr.

1. wind down (relax):

odprężać [perf odprężyć] się

2. wind down (finish):

kończyć [perf s-] się

I. wind back V. trans.

wind back film, tape:

przewijać [perf przewinąć] do początku

II. wind back V. intr.

przewijać [perf przewinąć] się

I. wind2 <wound, wound> [waɪnd] V. trans.

1. wind (wrap sth onto sth):

nawijać [perf nawinąć]
wind bandage
owijać [perf owinąć]
zwijać [perf zwinąć]

2. wind clock, toy:

nakręcać [perf nakręcić]

3. wind handle:

przekręcać [perf przekręcić]

II. wind2 <wound, wound> [waɪnd] V. intr.

wind river, road:

I. wind1 [wɪnd] SUST.

1. wind (air):

2. wind sin pl. (breath):

3. wind sin pl. ingl. brit. (in stomach):

4. wind sin pl. pey. (words):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to get wind of sth coloq.
to get the wind up ingl. brit.
to put the wind up sb ingl. brit.

II. wind1 [wɪnd] V. trans.

1. wind (of breath):

pozbawiać [perf pozbawić] tchu

2. wind ingl. brit.:

flesh wound SUST.

flesh wound

gunshot wound SUST.

gunshot wound

I. wind1 [wɪnd] SUST.

1. wind (air):

2. wind sin pl. (breath):

3. wind sin pl. ingl. brit. (in stomach):

4. wind sin pl. pey. (words):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to get wind of sth coloq.
to get the wind up ingl. brit.
to put the wind up sb ingl. brit.

II. wind1 [wɪnd] V. trans.

1. wind (of breath):

pozbawiać [perf pozbawić] tchu

2. wind ingl. brit.:

I. wind2 <wound, wound> [waɪnd] V. trans.

1. wind (wrap sth onto sth):

nawijać [perf nawinąć]
wind bandage
owijać [perf owinąć]
zwijać [perf zwinąć]

2. wind clock, toy:

nakręcać [perf nakręcić]

3. wind handle:

przekręcać [perf przekręcić]

II. wind2 <wound, wound> [waɪnd] V. intr.

wind river, road:

side wind SUST.

solar wind SUST. sin pl. ASTRON.

tail wind SUST.

trade wind SUST. GEO.

I. wind back V. trans.

wind back film, tape:

przewijać [perf przewinąć] do początku

II. wind back V. intr.

przewijać [perf przewinąć] się
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wound up

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wind ADV.

upon wind NÁUT.
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wind SUST.

passage wind METEO.
Present
Iwound
youwound
he/she/itwounds
wewound
youwound
theywound
Past
Iwounded
youwounded
he/she/itwounded
wewounded
youwounded
theywounded
Present Perfect
Ihavewounded
youhavewounded
he/she/ithaswounded
wehavewounded
youhavewounded
theyhavewounded
Past Perfect
Ihadwounded
youhadwounded
he/she/ithadwounded
wehadwounded
youhadwounded
theyhadwounded

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It was wound up by the government in 1983 after being nationalized in 1974.
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He wound up astride me with both hands around my neck.
en.wikipedia.org
Someone obviously "spilled" their drink on Lilo, and despite her best efforts, it wound up in her mouth anyway.
voices.washingtonpost.com
My sandwich and slaw wound up living up to my expectations, and then some.
thevarsity.ca
We just don't get wound up with dusting down the wedding crystal, polishing the silver cruet and sending stiff white invitations.
blogs.telegraph.co.uk