US /wɪnd/
・UK /wɪnd/
his team were experimenting with prototypes of a new design for aerofoil sidepods in the Imperial College London wind tunnel.
Over the course of the day, the rudimentary prototype wings began to sag towards the ground of the wind tunnel,
It's the wind in my sail on the seas that's behind me.
If the wind in my sail on the sea stays behind me
When the morning comes, when we see what we've become, in the cold light of day we're a flame in the wind, not the fire we've begun.
In the cold light of day we're a flame in the wind
Anna, did you ever wind up getting Botox in your armpits to reduce sweating?
Anna, did you ever wind up getting Botox in your armpits
We also play with yo-yos, which is a wheel that's attached to a string that you wind up and then unravel really fast so that the wheel spins.
wind up and then unravel really fast so that the wheel spins
*wind splosions* *Pewds laughing as people die*
you END UP or WIND UP in another situation
Now, after this bad situation is finished you end up, or wind up, in another situation as a result of what happened before.
When they circle, they take note of which direction the wind is blowing in.
They can then lie with their head in a position that will have their nose be in the same direction as the wind.
But if it's been a while into the attempt, chocolate and ice cream would start sneaking into my after-dinner wind-down.
into my after-dinner wind-down.
[wind and rain noise]