wind up 的定义
- the conclusion of any action, activity, etc.; the end or close.
- a final act or part.
- Baseball. the preparatory movements of the arm before pitching a ball.Compare stretch.
- Informal. a mechanical object, as a toy or wristwatch, that is driven by a spring or similar mechanism that must be wound.
- an act or instance of winding up.
wind up 近义词
finish
更多wind up例句
- Hanrahan, the pitching coach for the Pirates’ Class AAA affiliate, recently told Crowe that his windup was too quick when throwing his slider.
- After a couple of pitches with an exaggerated windup, he announces, “I think I’ll perplex him with my slow ball,” and delivers his famous Bugs Bunny change-up, which floats peacefully past three batters, each of whom strikes out swinging.
- Jon Lester eased into his windup from a few feet in front of the rubber.
- After all that windup, it was finally time for Mitt Romney to make the most difficult and important sales pitch of his life.
- But his long windup also has given time for his team to build an operation, prepare for a long season, and raise money.
- “I find that a bit of noise always helps after we get the windup with the bayonet, sir,” he explained to Dalroy.
- It would have been something of a windup to send the boy to the penitentiary.
- He stopped his windup and threw to Menken, who was covering the rubber and yelling to him to throw.
- Our morning meal was like a capital English breakfast, with coffee by way of a windup.
- He was disguised as a prima ballerina for the purpose, and as a windup he danced, with great skill and abandon, a can-can.