词典释义：
turn or cause to turn or whirl round quickly
旋转；使（快速）旋转。
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the girl spun round in alarm 女孩惊慌地转了个身
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the rear wheels spun violently 后轮剧烈地打转
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[with obj.]
he fiddled with the radio, spinning the dial .他摆弄着收音机，把调谐旋钮转来转去。
[no obj.](of a person's head)give a sensation of dizziness
（头感到）眩晕
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the figures were enough to make her head spin .这些数字已经足够让她头晕目眩的了。
[with obj.]toss (a coin)
抛（硬币）。
[with obj.]
【主板球】 投旋转球。
[no obj.]
【主板球】 （球）旋转。
[with obj.]give (a news story) a favourable emphasis or slant
使（新闻报道）带有倾向性。
[with obj.]spin-dry (clothes)
（用旋转式脱水机）甩干（衣服）。
[with obj.]play (a record)
播放（唱片）。
[with obj.]shape (sheet metal) by pressure applied during rotation on a lathe
（用车床将金属薄板）旋压成形
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[as adj.
spun ]spun metal components .加压成形的金属零件。
[with obj.]draw out (wool, cotton, or other material) and convert it into threads, either by hand or with machinery
纺
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they spin wool into the yarn for weaving 他们把羊毛纺成纱线用于编织
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[as adj.
spun ]spun glass .玻璃丝。
make (threads) in this way
纺（线）
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this method is used to spin filaments from syrups. 这种方法用于把糖浆拔丝。
(of a spider or a silkworm or other insect)produce (gossamer or silk) or construct (a web or cocoon) by extruding a fine viscous thread from a special gland
（蜘蛛等）结网；（蚕等）作茧。
[no obj.]fish with a spinner
（用旋式诱饵）钓鱼
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they were spinning for salmon in the lake .他们正在湖里用旋饵钓鲑鱼。
a rapid turning or whirling motion
（快速）旋转
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he concluded the dance with a double spin. 他转了两个圈结束了舞蹈。
[mass noun]revolving motion imparted to a ball in a game, especially cricket, tennis, or snooker
（尤指板球、网球、斯诺克球中的）旋转球
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this racket enables the player to impart more spin to the ball 这种球拍能使运动员打出转得更急的旋转球
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[as modifier]
a spin bowler. 投旋转球的投手。
[in sing.]a favourable bias or slant in a news story
（新闻报道中的）偏爱，偏袒
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he tried to put a positive spin on the president's campaign .他力图为总统的竞选运动说些好话。
[usu. in sing.]a fast revolving motion of an aircraft as it descends rapidly
（飞机急剧下降时的）急速旋转
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he tried to stop the plane from going into a spin. 他努力阻止飞机在下降时急速旋转。
【物理】 核素总角动量。
[in sing.]
〈非正式〉 （乘车）短途旅游；兜风
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a spin around town. 环城短游。
[with adj.][in sing.]
〈澳／ 新西兰，非正式〉 好（或坏）运气
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Kevin had had a rough spin. 凯文运气不佳。
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spin one's wheels N. Amer. informal waste one's time or efforts 〈北美，非正式〉 浪费时间（或精力） -
spin a yarn tell a long, far-fetched story 东扯西拉
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spin something off （of a parent company） turn a subsidiary into a new and separate company （母公司）将子公司转为独立的新公司 -
spin out N. Amer. （of a driver or car） lose control, especially in a skid 〈北美〉 （尤指汽车侧滑时司机或汽车）失控 -
spin something out １ make something last as long as possible 尽可能地拖长…的时间they seem keen to spin out the debate through their speeches and interventions. 他们看来很想用发言和插话把辩论尽可能拖下去 -
spend or occupy time aimlessly or without profit 消磨，打发（时间）
Shane and Mary played games to spin out the afternoon . 谢恩和玛丽做游戏以消磨下午的时光 -
２ （spin someone/thing out ）Cricket dismiss a batsman or side by spin bowling 【板球】 投旋转球使击球手或对方球队下场
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