reel
Prononciation : [ril]
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Contexte : « fishing »
(noun) a round object where fishing line is wound around. When people go fishing, they use a reel to hold the line and pull in the fish.
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He cast his line and waited patiently, holding the reel tightly in his hand.
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Without a reel, it would be very difficult to catch fish effectively.
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Do you know how to use a fishing reel properly?
Contexte : « movement »
(verb) to wind something, like a rope or film, around a cylinder or spool. When you're packing up something long, like a cord, you might reel it in.
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She decided to reel in the fishing line slowly to check if she had caught anything.
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He didn’t reel in the tape correctly, so it became tangled.
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Can you reel the rope back in after using it?
Contexte : « feelings »
(verb) to feel a strong sensation, often feeling dizzy or disoriented. When someone is shocked or surprised, they might feel like the world is spinning.
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After hearing the good news, he felt like his mind was reeling with happiness.
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She was not reeling from the bad news; she was prepared for it.
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Have you ever felt your head reel after a surprising announcement?
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