whirlKK [ˈwɝl] ｜ /ˈwɝl/
GEPT 中高級
C2noun
a usually brief attempt
She made a whirl at learning how to play the piano.
嘗試；試一試
C2noun
confused movement
She watched the leaves whirl in the wind.
旋轉；混亂騷動
C2noun
the act of rotating rapidly
The tornado caused trees and debris to whirl around violently.
C2noun
the shape of something rotating rapidly
The leaf was caught in the whirl of the tornado and tossed around violently before being thrown to the ground.
C2verb
cause to spin
The children were delighted as they watched the helicopter blades whirl above their heads.
C2verb
fly around
The leaves began to whirl around in the wind.
C2verb
revolve quickly and repeatedly around one’s own axis
The leaves on the ground started to whirl around in the wind.
C2verb
turn in a twisting or spinning motion
The leaves started to whirl around chaotically as the gust of wind hit the street.