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Detailed Translations for coil from English to French

coil:

coil [the ~] nom

  1. the coil (winder; reel; spool; )
    la bobine
  2. the coil (spiral)
    la spirale
  3. the coil (loop; slip knot; tag; )
    la boucle
  4. the coil (bobbin; spool; quill)
    la bobine de fil

to coil verbe (coils, coiled, coiling)

  1. to coil (circle; wreathe)
    serpenter; tournoyer
    • serpenter verbe (serpente, serpentes, serpentons, serpentez, )
    • tournoyer verbe (tournoie, tournoies, tournoyons, tournoyez, )

Conjugations for coil:

present
  1. coil
  2. coil
  3. coils
  4. coil
  5. coil
  6. coil
simple past
  1. coiled
  2. coiled
  3. coiled
  4. coiled
  5. coiled
  6. coiled
present perfect
  1. have coiled
  2. have coiled
  3. has coiled
  4. have coiled
  5. have coiled
  6. have coiled
past continuous
  1. was coiling
  2. were coiling
  3. was coiling
  4. were coiling
  5. were coiling
  6. were coiling
future
  1. shall coil
  2. will coil
  3. will coil
  4. shall coil
  5. will coil
  6. will coil
continuous present
  1. am coiling
  2. are coiling
  3. is coiling
  4. are coiling
  5. are coiling
  6. are coiling
subjunctive
  1. be coiled
  2. be coiled
  3. be coiled
  4. be coiled
  5. be coiled
  6. be coiled
diverse
  1. coil!
  2. let's coil!
  5. coiled
  6. coiling
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for coil:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bobine bobbin; coil; reel; roll; spool; turn; winder; winding bobbin; bobbins; cylinder; face; mug; reel; shuttle; spool; spools
bobine de fil bobbin; coil; quill; spool bobbin; spool
boucle coil; joint; kink; loop; looping; slip knot; spiral; tag; torsion; twist; twisting belt-clasp; bend; buckle; continuous loop; curl; curl of hair; curling lock; curve; lock; lock of hair; loop; looping; ringlet
spirale coil; spiral curl; ringlet
- curl; curlicue; gyre; helix; ringlet; roll; scroll; spiral; volute; whorl
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
serpenter circle; coil; wreathe twist up; wind up; wriggle up
tournoyer circle; coil; wreathe lever; revolve; roll; rotate; swing around; swirl; turn; twist; vortex; whirl; whirl down; wrench
- curl; gyrate; hand-build; handbuild; loop; scroll; spiral
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- curl; reel; wind

Related Words for "coil":

  • recoil, uncoil, coiling, coils

Synonyms for "coil":


Antonyms for "coil":

  • uncoil

Related Definitions for "coil":

  1. a structure consisting of something wound in a continuous series of loops1
    • a coil of rope1
  2. reactor consisting of a spiral of insulated wire that introduces inductance into a circuit1
  3. tubing that is wound in a spiral1
  4. a contraceptive device placed inside a woman's womb1
  5. a transformer that supplies high voltage to spark plugs in a gasoline engine1
  6. a round shape formed by a series of concentric circles (as formed by leaves or flower petals)1
  7. wind around something in coils or loops1
  8. make without a potter's wheel1
  9. to wind or move in a spiral course1
    • the muscles and nerves of his fine drawn body were coiling for action1
    • black smoke coiling up into the sky1

Wiktionary Translations for coil:

coil
verb
  1. wind into regular rings
noun
  1. electrical
  2. intra-uterine contraceptive device
  3. something wound
coil
noun
  1. Petit cylindre de bois qui est garnir d’un rebord à ses deux extrémités et qui sert à filer au rouet, à dévider du fil, de la soie, de l’or, etc.
  2. action d’enrouler, de s’enrouler ou résultat de cette action.
  3. géométrie|fr Le tour d’une spirale.
Cross Translation:
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• coil → hélice ↔ Wendel — schraubenförmige Struktur und deren technische AnwendungWikipedia|Wendel

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