coil

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柯林斯词典

coil [noun]

1. A coil of rope or wire is a length of it that has been wound into a series of loops.
2. A coil of something is a continuous curved or circular shape.
3. A coil is a number of turns of wire, wound separately or together, through which an electrical current can pass.

coil [verb]

1. If something coils or if you coil it, it forms a series of loops.

牛津词典

coil [noun]

1. A length of something wound or arranged in a spiral or sequence of rings.
2. A conductor, typically a copper wire wound in a spiral, surrounding an iron core and carrying an electric current to magnetize it.
3. A form of resistance wire consisting of two or more turns of wire in a spiral.

coil [verb]

1. Arrange or wind (something long and flexible) in a joined sequence of concentric circles or rings.

用法

名词用法：

1. The rope was neatly coiled on the deck.
2. A coil of barbed wire lay on the ground.
3. The transformer has a primary and secondary coil.
4. The motor's ignition coil needed to be replaced.

动词用法：

1. The snake coiled itself around the branch.
2. She coiled the wire around the pencil.

例句

名词：

1. The cat slept in a tight coil on the rug.
2. He bought a coil of copper wire for his project.
3. The coil in the speaker system is responsible for producing sound.
4. I need to replace the coil in my car's ignition system.

形容词：

1. The coil snake slithered across the path.
2. The wire was coiled neatly in a box.

动词：

1. The climber watched as the rope coiled down to the ground.
2. She coiled her hair into a bun.
3. The snake coiled itself around the tree trunk.
4. He carefully coiled the extension cord and put it away.