twist

/twɪst/

verb

Bir ucunu tutarken diğer ucunu döndürerek bükmek

To turn or rotate something by moving one end while holding the other, or to wind strands together.

  • She twisted the cap off the bottle.
  • He twisted the wires together to make a connection.
  • Twist the dough into a pretzel shape.
  • Researchers discovered that certain proteins twist into helical structures to maintain their biological function.
  • The author chose to twist conventional narrative expectations by revealing the protagonist's unreliability midway through the novel.
  • Engineers must carefully twist fiber-optic cables during installation to prevent signal degradation in telecommunications networks.
verb

Burkulmak, incitmek

To injure a joint by turning it suddenly or awkwardly.

  • I twisted my ankle running down the stairs.
  • Be careful not to twist your knee when you pivot.
noun

Hikayede beklenmedik bir dönüş

An unexpected change or development in a story or situation.

  • The movie has a great plot twist at the end.
  • The story took an unexpected twist when the hero turned out to be the villain.
noun

Bükme hareketi veya spiral şekil

The action of turning something, or a spiraling or winding shape or movement.

  • Give the rope a few twists to secure it.
  • The road has many twists and turns.
noun

1960'larda popüler olan kalça hareketleri içeren dans

A dance popular in the 1960s involving rotating hip movements.

  • They were doing the twist at the party.
  • The twist was a dance craze in the early sixties.