英语单词短语词组“wind (something) down”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

wind(something)down

phrasal verbwithwindverb

/waɪnd/us

/waɪnd/

wound|wound

to endgraduallyor instages, or tocausesomething to do this:

Thegovernmentintendstowindtheschemedown in thespring.

Unfortunately, thepartywas justwindingdown as we got there.

If abusinessororganizationwindsdown, or if someonewindsit down, theamountofworkit does isgraduallyreduceduntil itclosescompletely:

They'rewindingdowntheiroperationsabroadbecause they'relosingmoney.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Causing something to end

abandon
abandonment
all good things (must) come to an endidiom
and have done with itidiom
be over the humpidiom
draw
jacksomethingin
killsomethingstone-deadidiom
knock
knock off (something)
lay
lay the ghost ofsomething(to rest)idiom
lid
lift
raise
stanch
staunch
stem
stopper
stranglesomethingat birthidiom

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wind down

phrasal verbwithwindverb

/waɪnd/us

/waɪnd/

wound|wound

tograduallyrelaxafter doing something that has made youtiredorworried:

When he goes onholiday, ittakeshim the firstcoupleofdaysjust towinddown.

Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples

to relax

relaxAfter a long day in the office, I love nothing more than relaxing on the sofa.
chill outWe spent the whole week chilling out on the beach.
chillaxHey, man, just chillax.
unwindMusic helps me to unwind.
wind downOur daughter knows that when we read a story at the end of the day, it's time to wind down and get ready for bed.
take it easyYou'll need to spend a few days taking it easy after the operation.

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Calming and relaxing

assuage
balls-to-the-wall
bask
bread
bread and circusesidiom
calm
chill
humour
let/blow off steamidiom
lie down
lightensomethingup
lull
lullsomeoneintosomething
relaxation
settle
settle down
shirt
simmer
simmer down
slow down

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(Definition ofwind (something) downfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

wind down (something)| American Dictionary

wind down(something)

phrasal verbwithwindverb

/wɑɪnd/

past tense and past participlewoundus/wɑʊnd/

us/ˈwɑɪn(d)ˈdɑʊn/

to endgraduallyor instages, or tocausesomething to end in this way:

Thestormfinallybeganto wind down after fourhoursofheavyrain.

Temple University is winding downits14thconsecutivelosingseason.

wind down| Business English

wind down

phrasal verbwithwindverb

/waɪnd/us

wound|wound

[IorT]

if abusiness,situation,activity, etc.windsdown, or iswounddown, itgraduallyends:

They'rewindingdowntheiroverseasoperationbecause it islosingmoney.

[I]

tostarttorelaxgraduallyafter aperiodof hardworkor aworryingsituation:

The City hasstartedtowinddown before theChristmasbreak.

The stressfulness of thejobmakes it hard towinddown on theweekends.

单词	wind (something) down
释义	wind(something)down phrasal verbwithwindverb uk /waɪnd/us /waɪnd/ wound\|wound to endgraduallyor instages, or tocausesomething to do this: Thegovernmentintendstowindtheschemedown in thespring. Unfortunately, thepartywas justwindingdown as we got there. If abusinessororganizationwindsdown, or if someonewindsit down, theamountofworkit does isgraduallyreduceduntil itclosescompletely: They'rewindingdowntheiroperationsabroadbecause they'relosingmoney. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Causing something to end abandon abandonment all good things (must) come to an endidiom and have done with itidiom be over the humpidiom draw jacksomethingin killsomethingstone-deadidiom knock knock off (something) lay lay the ghost ofsomething(to rest)idiom lid lift raise stanch staunch stem stopper stranglesomethingat birthidiom See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Success & failure in business wind down phrasal verbwithwindverb uk /waɪnd/us /waɪnd/ wound\|wound tograduallyrelaxafter doing something that has made youtiredorworried: When he goes onholiday, ittakeshim the firstcoupleofdaysjust towinddown. Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples to relax relaxAfter a long day in the office, I love nothing more than relaxing on the sofa. chill outWe spent the whole week chilling out on the beach. chillaxHey, man, just chillax. unwindMusic helps me to unwind. wind downOur daughter knows that when we read a story at the end of the day, it's time to wind down and get ready for bed. take it easyYou'll need to spend a few days taking it easy after the operation. See more results » SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Calming and relaxing assuage balls-to-the-wall bask bread bread and circusesidiom calm chill humour let/blow off steamidiom lie down lightensomethingup lull lullsomeoneintosomething relaxation settle settle down shirt simmer simmer down slow down See more results » (Definition ofwind (something) downfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) wind down (something)\| American Dictionary wind down(something) phrasal verbwithwindverb us /wɑɪnd/ past tense and past participlewoundus/wɑʊnd/ us/ˈwɑɪn(d)ˈdɑʊn/ to endgraduallyor instages, or tocausesomething to end in this way: Thestormfinallybeganto wind down after fourhoursofheavyrain. Temple University is winding downits14thconsecutivelosingseason. (Definition ofwind down (something)from theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) wind down\| Business English wind down phrasal verbwithwindverb uk /waɪnd/us wound\|wound [IorT] if abusiness,situation,activity, etc.windsdown, or iswounddown, itgraduallyends: They'rewindingdowntheiroverseasoperationbecause it islosingmoney. [I] tostarttorelaxgraduallyafter aperiodof hardworkor aworryingsituation: The City hasstartedtowinddown before theChristmasbreak. The stressfulness of thejobmakes it hard towinddown on theweekends. (Definition ofwind downfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/wind-down##
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