Twist

/twˈɪst/

/ˈtwɪst/

Définition et Signification de "twist"

to twist

VERBE

plier

to bend an object into a particular shape, such as wire, cloth, etc.

Transitive: to twist a flexible object

se tordre

to injure a joint, particularly one's ankle or wrist by turning it in an awkward way

Transitive: to twist a joint

tordre, tournoyer

to contort or turn one's body in a sinuous or squirming manner, often with rapid or irregular movements

Transitive: to twist one's body parts

tordre, twister

to rotate or turn one's body in a way that creates a misalignment between the upper and lower halves

Intransitive

tordre, twister

to coil or turn an object, often creating a spiral pattern

Transitive: to twist a flexible object around sth

tordre, déformer

to manipulate or alter the interpretation of words or information in a way that changes their intended meaning

Transitive: to twist words or information

tordre, se déhancher

to perform a dance style characterized by rhythmic twisting movements of the hips and body

Intransitive

tourner, tordre

to follow a path that curves, turns, or meanders

Intransitive

Twist

NOM

virage, torsion

the act of rotating rapidly

courbure, torsion

a circular segment of a curve

astuce, manœuvre

any clever maneuver

interprétation, revers

an interpretation of a text or action

rebondissement, coup de théâtre, tournant

an unexpected turn in the course of events

coup, tournant

with full force

twist, danse twist

a lively dance known for its swiveling hip movements and twisting motions, often performed to rock and roll music

What is the "twist"?

The twist is a lively dance style that became popular in the 1960s. It features a simple, twisting motion of the hips and feet, with dancers moving their hips side to side while keeping their upper body relatively still. The dance involves a repetitive, rhythmic movement that is easy to follow and often performed to upbeat rock and roll music. The twist is known for its energetic and fun character, making it a popular choice for social gatherings and dance parties.

twist, virage

turning or twisting around (in place)

torsion, enroulement

the act of winding or twisting

twist, coiffure en twist

a hairdo formed by braiding or twisting the hair

tourbillon, spirale

a miniature whirlpool or whirlwind resulting when the current of a fluid doubles back on itself

vrille, torsion

a jerky pulling movement

torque, croisement

a sharp bend in a line produced when a line having a loop is pulled tight