coil

coil
koil 1. verb
(to wind into loops: The snake coiled (itself) round the tree.) kveile/rulle/vikle (opp)
2. noun
1) (a length of something wound into a loop or loops: a coil of rope; a coil of hair.) kveil, ring, spiral
2) (a wound length of wire for conducting electricity: the coil in an electric fire.) spole
rull
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spiral
I
subst. \/kɔɪl\/
1) (av slange, tau e.l.) rull, kveil, ring
2) (elektronikk) spole, rørslange, rørspiral
3) (prevensjonsmiddel, ofte the coil) spiral
coil of rope (sjøfart) (tau)kveil
II
subst. \/kɔɪl\/ (poetisk eller gammeldags) larm, tummel, røre, virvar
this mortal coil (humoristisk) denne verdens tummel
III
verb \/kɔɪl\/
1) (om tau e.l.) rulle (opp), vikle (opp)
2) (sjøfart) kveile (opp), lage kveiler, ligge i kveiler
3) sno seg (om slange), sno seg, kveile seg, ringe seg
4) danne ring, danne spiral
coil up kveile opp, spole opp, vinde seg

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