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Pronunciation / Transliteration: waindeo
"시계 와인더에 시계를 보관하세요."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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A mechanism or device used for winding something, such as film, thread, or a spring.
"He used the manual winder to tighten the mainspring of the vintage clock."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the verb 'wind' (to twist, turn, or coil) + '-er' (agent suffix denoting a device or person that performs an action).
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Winder" is said worldwide
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remonteur
Transliteration: remonteur
"Il a acheté un remonteur de montre automatique."
Aufwickler
Transliteration: Aufwickler
"Der Aufwickler wird für das Band verwendet."
caricatore
Transliteration: caricatore
"Ha usato il caricatore per la molla dell'orologio."
devanador
Transliteration: devanador
"El devanador sirve para enrollar el hilo."
bobinador
Transliteration: bobinador
"O bobinador facilitou o trabalho com o fio."
लपेटने वाला यंत्र
Transliteration: lapetne wala yantra
"घड़ी के लिए एक छोटे लपेटने वाले यंत्र की आवश्यकता है।"
卷绕机
Transliteration: juǎnrào jī
"工人们正在操作卷绕机。"
와인더
Transliteration: waindeo
"시계 와인더에 시계를 보관하세요."
ワインダー
Transliteration: waindā
"自動巻き時計用のワインダーを購入しました。"
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