Wind
1. (noun) – a current of air
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It’s best to stay
indoors today as the forecast warned of winds
up to 70 miles per hour today.
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David ran like
the wind (= very fast) when the dogs started chasing after him.
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The wind is slowly starting to pick up (= get stronger). Hopefully, we can fly the
kite soon.
2. (verb) – to turn or make something turn.
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Wendy wound (= past simple of wind) the window down the minute she got into the
car.
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The clock still
failed to work even after John had wound
it up.
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