Definition of winder in English:

winder

noun ˈwʌɪndəˈwaɪndər

A device or mechanism used to wind something, especially something such as a watch or clock or the film in a camera.
卷绕装置（尤指手表、钟的上发条钥匙，照相机卷胶卷装置等）
the built-in winder is capable of three frames per second
in combination a hose-winder
Example sentencesExamples
- The ingenuity of the contraption was that a string was wound around the alarm winder and the other end tied to the bolt.
- The woven threads were wound on a device called a Niddy Noddy or more simply a yarn winder.
- Two or three seconds can seem an eternity when you're waiting but I'm trying to remind myself that winding a film camera on to the next exposure, even with an automatic winder, can take as long.
- Why is my right hand so numb that I cannot get the winder into the slot without letting go of the mast with my left.
- Another few minutes trying to fathom just how the window winders work (twist a bit, wait, window goes up a bit) and I was ready to hit the road.
- I started looking for a good deal on a yarn winder because I realized yarn would be easier to use, organize and store if they were wound in nice little ‘cakes.’
- During the visit Mrs York showed Mrs Drown the adaptations she had made to her house including handrails, window winders and a walk-in shower.
- It amounts to a dark basement with shelving filled with film cans, reel-to-reel winders, thousands of press clippings and photos, stickers, flyers, and a tiny radio.
- If you're going on a mainly pole venue you will generally need more shallow drawer space to store your winders.
- The car she has just taken ownership of had manual window winders, not the fancy electric windows like the yellow car that was used in the demonstration.
- I understand what my camera will do if I twist the dials, knobs and winders under certain conditions.
- A pair of leather or fabric seats, a sports steering wheel and a couple of window winders is the extent of the standard specification.
- The Vauxhall's window winder left a two inch gap where the window meets the roof, quite enough to let plenty of water in; the grip on the handbrake came loose, and the lever for releasing the bonnet broke off.
- At the moment, he's working on a new line of watches, which include the ingenious innovation of using a click-on cover for the clock winder.
- After you have caught enough mackerel for the day, leave the feathers on the rod for a while to allow them to dry as much as possible, then wind them onto the ethafoam winder, complete with sinker and shove the lot into a heavy duty zip-lock bag.
- In the Moderator the spring-driven mechanism was set in motion by a key winder at the top of the lamp base, just below the burner, rather than at the bottom of the base, as in the Carcel lamp.
- We used to use a small hand-crank wire winder to roll up electric fence, but it was slow and tiring.
- There is plenty to see above ground at Caphouse Colliery with retired pit ponies, machinery displays, a steam winder, pithead baths and a 17-acre rural site complete with nature trail and adventure playground plus picnic areas.

Rhymes

binder, blinder, finder, grinder, kinda, minder, ringbinder

Definition of winder in US English:

winder

nounˈwīndərˈwaɪndər

A device or mechanism used to wind something, especially something such as a watch or clock or the film in a camera.
卷绕装置（尤指手表、钟的上发条钥匙，照相机卷胶卷装置等）
the built-in winder is capable of three frames per second
in combination a hose-winder
Example sentencesExamples
- After you have caught enough mackerel for the day, leave the feathers on the rod for a while to allow them to dry as much as possible, then wind them onto the ethafoam winder, complete with sinker and shove the lot into a heavy duty zip-lock bag.
- There is plenty to see above ground at Caphouse Colliery with retired pit ponies, machinery displays, a steam winder, pithead baths and a 17-acre rural site complete with nature trail and adventure playground plus picnic areas.
- Two or three seconds can seem an eternity when you're waiting but I'm trying to remind myself that winding a film camera on to the next exposure, even with an automatic winder, can take as long.
- The ingenuity of the contraption was that a string was wound around the alarm winder and the other end tied to the bolt.
- We used to use a small hand-crank wire winder to roll up electric fence, but it was slow and tiring.
- The car she has just taken ownership of had manual window winders, not the fancy electric windows like the yellow car that was used in the demonstration.
- A pair of leather or fabric seats, a sports steering wheel and a couple of window winders is the extent of the standard specification.
- At the moment, he's working on a new line of watches, which include the ingenious innovation of using a click-on cover for the clock winder.
- Another few minutes trying to fathom just how the window winders work (twist a bit, wait, window goes up a bit) and I was ready to hit the road.
- The woven threads were wound on a device called a Niddy Noddy or more simply a yarn winder.
- In the Moderator the spring-driven mechanism was set in motion by a key winder at the top of the lamp base, just below the burner, rather than at the bottom of the base, as in the Carcel lamp.
- It amounts to a dark basement with shelving filled with film cans, reel-to-reel winders, thousands of press clippings and photos, stickers, flyers, and a tiny radio.
- I started looking for a good deal on a yarn winder because I realized yarn would be easier to use, organize and store if they were wound in nice little ‘cakes.’
- Why is my right hand so numb that I cannot get the winder into the slot without letting go of the mast with my left.
- If you're going on a mainly pole venue you will generally need more shallow drawer space to store your winders.
- During the visit Mrs York showed Mrs Drown the adaptations she had made to her house including handrails, window winders and a walk-in shower.
- The Vauxhall's window winder left a two inch gap where the window meets the roof, quite enough to let plenty of water in; the grip on the handbrake came loose, and the lever for releasing the bonnet broke off.
- I understand what my camera will do if I twist the dials, knobs and winders under certain conditions.

词汇	winder
释义	Definition of winder in English: winder noun ˈwʌɪndəˈwaɪndər A device or mechanism used to wind something, especially something such as a watch or clock or the film in a camera. 卷绕装置（尤指手表、钟的上发条钥匙，照相机卷胶卷装置等） the built-in winder is capable of three frames per second in combination a hose-winder Example sentencesExamples The ingenuity of the contraption was that a string was wound around the alarm winder and the other end tied to the bolt. The woven threads were wound on a device called a Niddy Noddy or more simply a yarn winder. Two or three seconds can seem an eternity when you're waiting but I'm trying to remind myself that winding a film camera on to the next exposure, even with an automatic winder, can take as long. Why is my right hand so numb that I cannot get the winder into the slot without letting go of the mast with my left. Another few minutes trying to fathom just how the window winders work (twist a bit, wait, window goes up a bit) and I was ready to hit the road. I started looking for a good deal on a yarn winder because I realized yarn would be easier to use, organize and store if they were wound in nice little ‘cakes.’ During the visit Mrs York showed Mrs Drown the adaptations she had made to her house including handrails, window winders and a walk-in shower. It amounts to a dark basement with shelving filled with film cans, reel-to-reel winders, thousands of press clippings and photos, stickers, flyers, and a tiny radio. If you're going on a mainly pole venue you will generally need more shallow drawer space to store your winders. The car she has just taken ownership of had manual window winders, not the fancy electric windows like the yellow car that was used in the demonstration. I understand what my camera will do if I twist the dials, knobs and winders under certain conditions. A pair of leather or fabric seats, a sports steering wheel and a couple of window winders is the extent of the standard specification. The Vauxhall's window winder left a two inch gap where the window meets the roof, quite enough to let plenty of water in; the grip on the handbrake came loose, and the lever for releasing the bonnet broke off. At the moment, he's working on a new line of watches, which include the ingenious innovation of using a click-on cover for the clock winder. After you have caught enough mackerel for the day, leave the feathers on the rod for a while to allow them to dry as much as possible, then wind them onto the ethafoam winder, complete with sinker and shove the lot into a heavy duty zip-lock bag. In the Moderator the spring-driven mechanism was set in motion by a key winder at the top of the lamp base, just below the burner, rather than at the bottom of the base, as in the Carcel lamp. We used to use a small hand-crank wire winder to roll up electric fence, but it was slow and tiring. There is plenty to see above ground at Caphouse Colliery with retired pit ponies, machinery displays, a steam winder, pithead baths and a 17-acre rural site complete with nature trail and adventure playground plus picnic areas. Rhymes binder, blinder, finder, grinder, kinda, minder, ringbinder Definition of winder in US English: winder nounˈwīndərˈwaɪndər A device or mechanism used to wind something, especially something such as a watch or clock or the film in a camera. 卷绕装置（尤指手表、钟的上发条钥匙，照相机卷胶卷装置等） the built-in winder is capable of three frames per second in combination a hose-winder Example sentencesExamples After you have caught enough mackerel for the day, leave the feathers on the rod for a while to allow them to dry as much as possible, then wind them onto the ethafoam winder, complete with sinker and shove the lot into a heavy duty zip-lock bag. There is plenty to see above ground at Caphouse Colliery with retired pit ponies, machinery displays, a steam winder, pithead baths and a 17-acre rural site complete with nature trail and adventure playground plus picnic areas. Two or three seconds can seem an eternity when you're waiting but I'm trying to remind myself that winding a film camera on to the next exposure, even with an automatic winder, can take as long. The ingenuity of the contraption was that a string was wound around the alarm winder and the other end tied to the bolt. We used to use a small hand-crank wire winder to roll up electric fence, but it was slow and tiring. The car she has just taken ownership of had manual window winders, not the fancy electric windows like the yellow car that was used in the demonstration. A pair of leather or fabric seats, a sports steering wheel and a couple of window winders is the extent of the standard specification. At the moment, he's working on a new line of watches, which include the ingenious innovation of using a click-on cover for the clock winder. Another few minutes trying to fathom just how the window winders work (twist a bit, wait, window goes up a bit) and I was ready to hit the road. The woven threads were wound on a device called a Niddy Noddy or more simply a yarn winder. In the Moderator the spring-driven mechanism was set in motion by a key winder at the top of the lamp base, just below the burner, rather than at the bottom of the base, as in the Carcel lamp. It amounts to a dark basement with shelving filled with film cans, reel-to-reel winders, thousands of press clippings and photos, stickers, flyers, and a tiny radio. I started looking for a good deal on a yarn winder because I realized yarn would be easier to use, organize and store if they were wound in nice little ‘cakes.’ Why is my right hand so numb that I cannot get the winder into the slot without letting go of the mast with my left. If you're going on a mainly pole venue you will generally need more shallow drawer space to store your winders. During the visit Mrs York showed Mrs Drown the adaptations she had made to her house including handrails, window winders and a walk-in shower. The Vauxhall's window winder left a two inch gap where the window meets the roof, quite enough to let plenty of water in; the grip on the handbrake came loose, and the lever for releasing the bonnet broke off. I understand what my camera will do if I twist the dials, knobs and winders under certain conditions.
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