reelKK [ˈril] ｜ /ˈril/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
a winder used for winding thread, tape, film, or other flexible materials around it
The film director carefully operated the reel to thread the film through the projector.
C2noun
a winder consisting of a handle and a revolving spool, used in fishing
John cast his line into the river, and after a few minutes, he felt a tug. With excitement, he started reeling in the fish, using the reel to smoothly wind the line back onto the spool.
C1noun
a photographic film roll, used for projecting images with a movie projector
The movie theater technician loaded a new reel onto the projector before the screening.
電影膠卷；放映捲
C2noun
a lively Scottish Highlanders dance featuring circular moves and gliding steps
The crowd erupted in cheers as the dancers took to the floor, performing a captivating reel with precision and grace.
C1noun
an American country dance where couples dance in two lines facing each other
At the country fair, the locals gathered in the barn to participate in a lively reel, spinning and stomping their feet to the energetic fiddle music!
（美式）對面雙行鄉村舞
C1noun
music made for dancing the reel
The lively fiddle tune played at the ceilidh had everyone on their feet, twirling and spinning in time to the reel.
C1verb
to wind flexible materials around a reel or spool, or remove it from it
Sarah carefully reeled in the fishing line, hoping to catch a big fish.
C1verb
to spin quickly and frequently around its axis
The dancer pirouetted gracefully, causing her dress to reel around her.