winch
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The meaning (definition) of the word winch
a machine with a rope that pulls heavy things up
The word winch used in a sentence
“I saw the winch lift the heavy box.”
How the word winch is said around the world
| French | treuil (TRUHY) |
| Spanish | cabrestante (kah-brehs-TAHN-teh) |
| Mandarin | 绞盘 (jyaow pahn) |
| Hindi | चरखी (chur-KHEE) |
| Arabic | وِنْش (winsh) |
| Russian | лебёдка (lee-BYOT-kah) |
| Portuguese (EU) | guincho (GEEN-shoo) |
| Portuguese (BR) | guincho (GEEN-shoh) |
| Japanese | ウインチ (WEEN-choo) |
| German | Seilwinde (ZYLE-vin-duh) |
| Urdu | ونچ (winch) |
| Punjabi | ਵਿੰਚ (vinch) |
| Korean | 윈치 (WIN-chee) |
| Hebrew | כננת (kah-NEH-net) |
| Greek | βαρούλκο (vah-ROOL-koh) |
| Dutch | lier (leer) |
| Tagalog | makinang panghila (mah-KEE-nahng pahng-hee-LAH) |
| Vietnamese | máy tời (my TUHY) |
| Turkish | vinç (veench) |
| Persian | وینچ (veench) |
| Polish | wyciągarka (vih-chong-GAR-kah) |
| Ukrainian | лебідка (leh-BEED-kah) |
| Bengali | উইঞ্চ (winch) |
| Swedish | vinsch (vinsh) |
| Italian | argano (AHR-gah-noh) |
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