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Definition of down wind in English English dictionary

wind down
Lower by winding something

Wind down the car window if you want to talk to me.

wind down
relax; get rid of stress

After a long day at work, she winds down by kickboxing.

wind down
To slow; to become calmer or less busy

The festival seems to be winding down now.

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(of a clockwork mechanism) gradually lose power
wind down
(also wind something down) draw or bring gradually to a close
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informal - relax
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in the same direction as the wind is blowing
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towards the side away from the wind in the direction the wind is blowing; "they flew downwind
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in the direction of the wind; side opposite the wind
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Refers to a Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine in which the hub and blades point away from the wind direction, the opposite of an Upwind turbine
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Flying with the wind direction Flying downwind near the ground is dangerous, true airspeed is lower than groundspeed and the aircraft's lift is less
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a wind system which has it's propellers facing out of the wind, (i e , the wind hits the propeller from behind)
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The phase of a landing approach where the aircraft is flying parallel to the runway centerline in the direction opposite the traffic flow on the runway Described as left or right downwind, depending upon where the runway is relative to the aircraft
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The wind's directly behind the boat The sails are out as far as they can go
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(1) In the direction the wind is blowing (2) A term describing the amount of curvature designed into a sail
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If something moves downwind, it moves in the same direction as the wind. If something is downwind, the wind is blowing towards it. He attempted to return downwind to the airfield. upwind. in the direction that the wind is moving   upwind
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away from the wind; "they were sailing windward"
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In the direction that the wind is blowing
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The dog proceeds with the wind
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the direction that the wind is going toward, opposite of upwind
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Direction to leeward
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The point of sail when the wind blows from aft of the yacht's beam
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In the direction the wind is going A boat sailing downwind is running with the wind
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in the direction the wind is blowing; "they flew downwind"
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1 adj The direction toward which the air is moving 2 adv or adj positioned farther along the wind's path 3 n (jar ) a downwind-facing landing
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With the wind
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In the circuit flying parallel with the runway in the opposite direction to take-off
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positioned relative to something in such a way that it can be smelled in the wind
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1 Sailing in the same direction as the wind; 2 To leeward
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The direction toward which the wind is blowing; with the wind
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towards the side away from the wind
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From a stationary reference point to a point anywhere in the direction the wind is blowing
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If someone winds down a business or activity, they gradually reduce the amount of work that is done or the number of people that are involved, usually before closing or stopping it completely. Foreign aid workers have already begun winding down their operation In 1991 the Ada plant began to wind down
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relax, unwind, rest; become gradually slower until reaching a total halt; lessen in intensity gradually until ending completely
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When you wind down something such as the window of a car, you make it move downwards by turning a handle. Glass motioned to him to wind down the window If a stranger stops you, just wind the window down a fraction. wind up
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If you wind down, you relax after doing something that has made you feel tired or tense. I regularly have a drink to wind down. = unwind
down wind

    Hyphenation

    Down wind

    Turkish pronunciation

    daun waynd

    Pronunciation

    /ˈdoun ˈwīnd/ /ˈdaʊn ˈwaɪnd/
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