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kink

/kɪŋk/

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noun

Acceso de tos, ataque de risa

A convulsive fit of coughing or laughter; a sonorous indraft of breath; a whoop; a gasp of breath caused by laughing, coughing, or crying.

Examples :

"The comedian's joke caused a loud kink of laughter from the audience. "

El chiste del comediante provocó un fuerte ataque de risa en el público.

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verb

Reír a carcajadas, reírse a gusto

To laugh loudly.

Examples :

"The comedian's joke made the audience kink with laughter. "

El chiste del comediante hizo que el público se riera a carcajadas.

sound entertainment language communication

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verb

Jadea, toser violentamente

To gasp for breath as in a severe fit of coughing.

Examples :

"The student kinked as he struggled to catch his breath after running the last lap of the race. "

El estudiante jadeó mientras luchaba por respirar después de correr la última vuelta de la carrera.

physiology medicine body

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noun

Rizo, torcedura

A tight curl, twist, or bend in a length of thin material, hair etc.

Examples :

"The garden hose had a stubborn kink in it, stopping the water flow. "

La manguera del jardín tenía una torcedura persistente que detenía el flujo de agua.

material appearance structure

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noun

Defecto, problema

A difficulty or flaw that is likely to impede operation, as in a plan or system.

Examples :

"They had planned to open another shop downtown, but their plan had a few kinks."

Habían planeado abrir otra tienda en el centro, pero su plan tenía algunos problemas.

system technical plan business

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noun

Capricho, manía, ocurrencia

An unreasonable notion; a crotchet; a whim; a caprice.

Examples :

"My sister had a kink about needing a new phone, even though her old one worked perfectly. "

Mi hermana tenía una manía con la necesidad de un teléfono nuevo, a pesar de que el antiguo funcionaba perfectamente.

mind character attitude

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noun

Fetiche, perversión

Peculiarity or deviation in sexual behaviour or taste.

Examples :

""His partner's kink involved role-playing as different historical figures during intimacy." "

El fetiche de su pareja involucraba juegos de rol como diferentes figuras históricas durante la intimidad.

sex human character mind body

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noun

Deformación, pliegue

A positive 1-soliton solution to the Sine–Gordon equation

Examples :

"The scientist modeled a wave disturbance in the material, and the simulation clearly showed a kink, a stable and localized pulse propagating without losing its shape, demonstrating the presence of a 1-soliton solution. "

El científico modeló una perturbación de onda en el material, y la simulación mostró claramente una deformación, un pulso estable y localizado que se propaga sin perder su forma, demostrando la presencia de una solución de 1 solitón.

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verb

Doblarse, torcerse

To form a kink or twist.

Examples :

"The garden hose started to kink as I tried to pull it around the corner of the house. "

La manguera del jardín comenzó a torcerse cuando intenté tirar de ella alrededor de la esquina de la casa.

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verb

Doblarse, torcerse

To be formed into a kink or twist.

Examples :

"The rope kinked as I tried to pull it too quickly. "

La cuerda se dobló cuando intenté tirar de ella demasiado rápido.

appearance condition