Wind on
/wɪnd ɒn/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To turn something around and around a central point, like a spool or reel, to gather or tighten it.
- She wound the string on the spool carefully.
- Please wind the tape on the reel before you start the movie.
- He wound the thread on the bobbin before starting the machine.
- We wind the yarn on the cone for easier use.
- Wind the wire on the coil to ensure it is secure.
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