Definition of spin dryer in English:

spin dryer

nounˌspɪn ˈdrʌɪəspɪn ˈdraɪ(ə)r

British

A machine for extracting water from wet clothes by spinning them in a revolving perforated drum.
旋转式脱水机
Example sentencesExamples
- Other types of centrifuges were created in which spin dryers were used for filtering solids: a perforated drum was spun, driving any separated liquids to the outside where they were collected.
- That job is left to the wardrobe department, aided by a couple of washing machines, a spin dryer and two tumble dryers, one of which is tall and cupboard like and on my visit contained a giant bright green furry ball.
- My fellow recruits even put a dog into a spin dryer.
- I loved to watch the water spilling from the pipe in the spin dryer back into the main wash.
- Watch out for the Waimea Bay shorebreak, a vicious, vertical whirlpool in which the occasional tourist - or suicidal body-boarder - is flung towards annihilation like a lost sock in a spin dryer.
- A washing machine may be bad not only because it has too little - as when there is no driving belt on the spin drier, but also because it has too much, as when someone has filled the interior with glue.
- They were primitive small cylinders, not hooked up to water pipes or drains, with no spin dryers or wringers.
- A few sentences into his answer and he was looking rather puzzled despite himself, as I was now vibrating like a blancmange on a spin dryer.
- The crystals are separated from the syrup in machines known as centrifugals which work like giant spin dryers and separate the crystals from the syrup.
- The wind buffets upwards; the effect is like being in a spin dryer and people coming out onto the platform say it reminds them of Kate Winslett on the bow of the Titanic.

Derivatives

spin-dry

verbspin-dries, spin-drying, spin-dried ˌspɪnˈdrʌɪ

[with object]

British

Extract water from (washed clothes) using a spin dryer.
I got the clothes rinsed and spin-dried
Example sentencesExamples
- Makes laundry day go by pretty fast when you can at least sit on it during spin-dry and end up smiling the rest of the day.
- But I did a lot more fiddling, and eventually got the water out of the machine and the clothes rinsed and spin-dried.
- One afternoon, whilst spin-drying the sheets, she leaned forward and accidentally nudged the washing machine with her… um… front bottom.

Definition of spin dryer in US English:

spin dryer

nounspɪn ˈdraɪ(ə)rspin ˈdrī(ə)r

British

A machine for drying wet clothes by spinning them in a revolving perforated drum.
旋转式脱水机
Example sentencesExamples
- A washing machine may be bad not only because it has too little - as when there is no driving belt on the spin drier, but also because it has too much, as when someone has filled the interior with glue.
- The wind buffets upwards; the effect is like being in a spin dryer and people coming out onto the platform say it reminds them of Kate Winslett on the bow of the Titanic.
- Other types of centrifuges were created in which spin dryers were used for filtering solids: a perforated drum was spun, driving any separated liquids to the outside where they were collected.
- I loved to watch the water spilling from the pipe in the spin dryer back into the main wash.
- Watch out for the Waimea Bay shorebreak, a vicious, vertical whirlpool in which the occasional tourist - or suicidal body-boarder - is flung towards annihilation like a lost sock in a spin dryer.
- A few sentences into his answer and he was looking rather puzzled despite himself, as I was now vibrating like a blancmange on a spin dryer.
- They were primitive small cylinders, not hooked up to water pipes or drains, with no spin dryers or wringers.
- My fellow recruits even put a dog into a spin dryer.
- That job is left to the wardrobe department, aided by a couple of washing machines, a spin dryer and two tumble dryers, one of which is tall and cupboard like and on my visit contained a giant bright green furry ball.
- The crystals are separated from the syrup in machines known as centrifugals which work like giant spin dryers and separate the crystals from the syrup.

词汇	spin dryer
释义	Definition of spin dryer in English: spin dryer nounˌspɪn ˈdrʌɪəspɪn ˈdraɪ(ə)r British A machine for extracting water from wet clothes by spinning them in a revolving perforated drum. 旋转式脱水机 Example sentencesExamples Other types of centrifuges were created in which spin dryers were used for filtering solids: a perforated drum was spun, driving any separated liquids to the outside where they were collected. That job is left to the wardrobe department, aided by a couple of washing machines, a spin dryer and two tumble dryers, one of which is tall and cupboard like and on my visit contained a giant bright green furry ball. My fellow recruits even put a dog into a spin dryer. I loved to watch the water spilling from the pipe in the spin dryer back into the main wash. Watch out for the Waimea Bay shorebreak, a vicious, vertical whirlpool in which the occasional tourist - or suicidal body-boarder - is flung towards annihilation like a lost sock in a spin dryer. A washing machine may be bad not only because it has too little - as when there is no driving belt on the spin drier, but also because it has too much, as when someone has filled the interior with glue. They were primitive small cylinders, not hooked up to water pipes or drains, with no spin dryers or wringers. A few sentences into his answer and he was looking rather puzzled despite himself, as I was now vibrating like a blancmange on a spin dryer. The crystals are separated from the syrup in machines known as centrifugals which work like giant spin dryers and separate the crystals from the syrup. The wind buffets upwards; the effect is like being in a spin dryer and people coming out onto the platform say it reminds them of Kate Winslett on the bow of the Titanic. Derivatives spin-dry verbspin-dries, spin-drying, spin-dried ˌspɪnˈdrʌɪ [with object]British Extract water from (washed clothes) using a spin dryer. I got the clothes rinsed and spin-dried Example sentencesExamples Makes laundry day go by pretty fast when you can at least sit on it during spin-dry and end up smiling the rest of the day. But I did a lot more fiddling, and eventually got the water out of the machine and the clothes rinsed and spin-dried. One afternoon, whilst spin-drying the sheets, she leaned forward and accidentally nudged the washing machine with her… um… front bottom. Definition of spin dryer in US English: spin dryer nounspɪn ˈdraɪ(ə)rspin ˈdrī(ə)r British A machine for drying wet clothes by spinning them in a revolving perforated drum. 旋转式脱水机 Example sentencesExamples A washing machine may be bad not only because it has too little - as when there is no driving belt on the spin drier, but also because it has too much, as when someone has filled the interior with glue. The wind buffets upwards; the effect is like being in a spin dryer and people coming out onto the platform say it reminds them of Kate Winslett on the bow of the Titanic. Other types of centrifuges were created in which spin dryers were used for filtering solids: a perforated drum was spun, driving any separated liquids to the outside where they were collected. I loved to watch the water spilling from the pipe in the spin dryer back into the main wash. Watch out for the Waimea Bay shorebreak, a vicious, vertical whirlpool in which the occasional tourist - or suicidal body-boarder - is flung towards annihilation like a lost sock in a spin dryer. A few sentences into his answer and he was looking rather puzzled despite himself, as I was now vibrating like a blancmange on a spin dryer. They were primitive small cylinders, not hooked up to water pipes or drains, with no spin dryers or wringers. My fellow recruits even put a dog into a spin dryer. That job is left to the wardrobe department, aided by a couple of washing machines, a spin dryer and two tumble dryers, one of which is tall and cupboard like and on my visit contained a giant bright green furry ball. The crystals are separated from the syrup in machines known as centrifugals which work like giant spin dryers and separate the crystals from the syrup.
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