spinning
- 01 B1 Intermediate
the act of turning around and around very quickly.
the action or motion of rotating rapidly around a central axis.
Simple“The spinning of the washing machine made a loud noise during the final cycle.”
In context“The constant spinning of the turbine generates enough electricity to power the entire local grid during peak hours.”
- 02 B2 Upper Intermediate
the process of twisting wool or cotton into long threads for making clothes.
the industrial or artisanal process of twisting fibres together to form yarn or thread.
Simple“In the past, spinning was a common task for people in small villages.”
In context“The museum features a demonstration of traditional wool spinning, showing how raw fleece is transformed into durable yarn.”
Synonymsweavingtextile production - 03 B1 Intermediate
a high-energy exercise class where you ride a stationary bicycle.
a form of high-intensity aerobic exercise performed on stationary bicycles, typically in a group setting with music.
Simple“I joined a spinning class at the gym to improve my fitness.”
In context“The fitness centre expanded its schedule to include three spinning sessions per day due to the high demand for low-impact cardio workouts.”
Synonymsindoor cycling
Usage spinning off new