Tordre ou enrouler quelque chose de manière serrée en une forme tordue.
To bend or coil something tightly into a twisted shape.
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Peux-tu tordre ce fil pour moi ? — Can you twist up this wire for me?
Elle sait parfaitement comment tordre un joint. — She knows how to twist up a joint perfectly.
Il a tendance à se troubler quand il parle de son avenir. — He tends to twist up when discussing his future.
Elle a décidé de tordre ses cheveux pour l'événement. — She decided to twist up her hair for the event.
Peux-tu rouler une autre cigarette pour moi ? — Can you twist up another cigarette for me?
Pourquoi es-tu toujours en émoi pour des petites choses ? — Why do you always twist up over small issues?
Je dois enrouler soigneusement les cordons après utilisation. — I need to twist up the cords neatly after use.
Après le dîner, il aime se rouler un joint avant de se détendre. — After dinner, he likes to twist up before relaxing.
Elle s'est un peu troublée après avoir entendu la nouvelle. — She twisted up a bit after hearing the news.
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