coil

coil
I [kɔɪl]
nome
1) (of rope, barbed wire) rotolo m.; (of electric wire) bobina f.; (of smoke) voluta f.; (of hair) crocchia f.; (of snake) spira f.
2) (contraceptive) spirale f.
II 1. [kɔɪl]
verbo transitivo avvolgere, arrotolare [rope, wire]; raccogliere [hair]
2.
verbo intransitivo [river, procession] serpeggiare
3.
verbo riflessivo

to coil itself — avvolgersi, arrotolarsi

* * *
[koil] 1. verb
(to wind into loops: The snake coiled (itself) round the tree.) attorcigliarsi
2. noun
1) (a length of something wound into a loop or loops: a coil of rope; a coil of hair.) rotolo; crocchia
2) (a wound length of wire for conducting electricity: the coil in an electric fire.) bobina
* * *
[kɔɪl]
1. n
1) (roll) rotolo, (single loop) anello, giro, (of hair) ciocca, (of snake) spira, (of smoke) filo

a coil of rope — un rotolo di spago

2) Auto, Elec bobina
3)

the coil — (contraceptive) la spirale

2. vt
avvolgere

to coil sth up — avvolgere qc (in un rotolo)

3. vi
attorcigliarsi
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coil (1) /kɔɪl/
n.
1 spira (di serpente, ecc.); giro (di corda avvolta)
2 rotolo
3 serpentina; serpentino (tubo piegato a più curve)
4 (elettr.) bobina; rocchetto: (autom.) ignition coil, bobina d'accensione; induction coil, rocchetto d'induzione; induttore
5 (tecn.) bobina; avvolgimento; spira: (radio) tuning coil, bobina di sintonia
6 spirale (intrauterina)
7 crocchia di capelli
8 (naut.) duglia
coil spring, molla a spirale piatta; molla elicoidale □ (tecn.) coil winder, bobinatrice.
coil (2) /kɔɪl/
n.
(arc.) confusione; tumulto.
(to) coil /kɔɪl/
A v. t.
1 avvolgere (una corda, ecc.) (a spirale); attorcigliare: The python coiled itself round its prey, il pitone si avvolse intorno alla preda
2 (naut.) addugliare; abbisciare
B v. i.
1 avvolgersi (a spirale); attorcigliarsi
2 muoversi in spire; serpeggiare
to coil up, avvolgere (o avvolgersi) a spirale; raggomitolarsi.
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I [kɔɪl]
nome
1) (of rope, barbed wire) rotolo m.; (of electric wire) bobina f.; (of smoke) voluta f.; (of hair) crocchia f.; (of snake) spira f.
2) (contraceptive) spirale f.
II 1. [kɔɪl]
verbo transitivo avvolgere, arrotolare [rope, wire]; raccogliere [hair]
2.
verbo intransitivo [river, procession] serpeggiare
3.
verbo riflessivo

to coil itself — avvolgersi, arrotolarsi


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