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rewind vb [riːˈwaɪnd] -winds, -winding, -wound (tr) to wind back, esp a film or tape onto the original reel n [ˈriːˌwaɪnd riːˈwaɪnd]
1. something rewound 2. the act of rewinding rewinder n Translations rewind [ˈriːˈwaɪnd] VT [+ cassette, videotape] → rebobinar; [+ watch] → dar cuerda a; [+ wool etc] → devanar rewind [riːˈwaɪnd] vt [+ tape, cassette, video] → rembobiner vi [tape, cassette, video] → se rembobiner (in conversation) rewind to ... → revenons sur ... rewind pret, ptp <rewound> vt thread → wieder aufwickeln; watch → wieder aufziehen; film, tape, video → zurückspulen; rewind button → Rückspultaste f rewind [ˌriːˈwaɪnd] vt a. (ball of wool) → riavvolgere, riarrotolare; (tape, cassette) → far tornare indietro b. (clock, toy) → ricaricare rewind [ˌriːˈwaɪnd] vt a. (ball of wool) → riavvolgere, riarrotolare; (tape, cassette) → far tornare indietro b. (clock, toy) → ricaricare How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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