Definition of overwind in English:

overwind

verboverwound əʊvəˈwʌɪndˌoʊvərˈwaɪnd

[with object]

Wind (a mechanism, especially a watch) beyond the proper stopping point.
a form of stop work applied to watches to prevent them being overwound
Example sentencesExamples
- The Hozelock easily, quickly and properly rewinds its 100' of hose with the turn of the handle; no overwinding, no tangling, no problems.
- The decrease in the pitch value corresponds to an overwinding of the helices, but was still compatible with the observed pitches in coiled coil.
- And, perhaps because the routine is the same every day, time seems to be whizzing past as if someone had overwound the clock.

Definition of overwind in US English:

overwind

verbˌoʊvərˈwaɪndˌōvərˈwīnd

[with object]

Wind (a mechanism, especially a watch) beyond the proper stopping point.
a form of stop work applied to watches to prevent them being overwound
Example sentencesExamples
- And, perhaps because the routine is the same every day, time seems to be whizzing past as if someone had overwound the clock.
- The decrease in the pitch value corresponds to an overwinding of the helices, but was still compatible with the observed pitches in coiled coil.
- The Hozelock easily, quickly and properly rewinds its 100' of hose with the turn of the handle; no overwinding, no tangling, no problems.

单词	overwind
释义	Definition of overwind in English: overwind verboverwound əʊvəˈwʌɪndˌoʊvərˈwaɪnd [with object] Wind (a mechanism, especially a watch) beyond the proper stopping point. a form of stop work applied to watches to prevent them being overwound Example sentencesExamples The Hozelock easily, quickly and properly rewinds its 100' of hose with the turn of the handle; no overwinding, no tangling, no problems. The decrease in the pitch value corresponds to an overwinding of the helices, but was still compatible with the observed pitches in coiled coil. And, perhaps because the routine is the same every day, time seems to be whizzing past as if someone had overwound the clock. Definition of overwind in US English: overwind verbˌoʊvərˈwaɪndˌōvərˈwīnd [with object] Wind (a mechanism, especially a watch) beyond the proper stopping point. a form of stop work applied to watches to prevent them being overwound Example sentencesExamples And, perhaps because the routine is the same every day, time seems to be whizzing past as if someone had overwound the clock. The decrease in the pitch value corresponds to an overwinding of the helices, but was still compatible with the observed pitches in coiled coil. The Hozelock easily, quickly and properly rewinds its 100' of hose with the turn of the handle; no overwinding, no tangling, no problems.
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