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to spiral
01
s'enrouler, tourbillonner
to move or extend in a continuous and widening circular pattern
Intransitive: to spiral | to spiral to a direction
Exemples
The hawk spiraled high above, scanning the ground for prey.
Le faucon spirala haut dans le ciel, scrutant le sol à la recherche de proies.
02
spiraliser, faire tournoyer
to induce or create a spiral shape or trajectory in movement
Transitive: to spiral sth
Exemples
The artist carefully manipulated the clay on the pottery wheel to spiral it into an elegant vase.
L'artiste a soigneusement manipulé l'argile sur le tour de potier pour la spiraler en un vase élégant.
03
s'envoler, grimper en flèche
to increase in a rapid and uncontrollable way
Intransitive
Exemples
Following the initial outbreak, the pandemic began to spiral, overwhelming healthcare systems across the globe.
Suite à la première épidémie, la pandémie a commencé à spirale, submergeant les systèmes de santé à travers le monde.
Spiral
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spirale
(geometry) a curved shape or design that gradually winds around a center or axis
Exemples
The seashell exhibited a perfect spiral, intricately formed by nature.
Le coquillage présentait une spirale parfaite, formée de manière complexe par la nature.
02
a structure formed by winding continuously around a central axis
Exemples
The seashell has a natural spiral.
03
an ornamental curve on a flat surface that winds outward from a center
Exemples
The artist painted spirals on the pottery.
04
spirale
a rapid, self-reinforcing change in economic conditions, often worsening or accelerating over time
Exemples
Unchecked spending led to a debt spiral.
spiral
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en spirale
having a shape that winds around a central point or axis
Exemples
The seashell had a beautiful spiral pattern, with each whorl gradually increasing in size.
Le coquillage avait un beau motif spiralé, chaque tour augmentant progressivement en taille.
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