Doblar o enrollar algo con fuerza dándole forma retorcida.
To bend or coil something tightly into a twisted shape.
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¿Me retuerces este alambre? — Can you twist up this wire for me?
Sabe liar un porro perfecto. — She knows how to twist up a joint perfectly.
Suele agobiarse cuando habla de su futuro. — He tends to twist up when discussing his future.
Decidió recogerse el pelo en un moño retorcido para el evento. — She decided to twist up her hair for the event.
¿Me lías otro cigarro? — Can you twist up another cigarette for me?
¿Por qué siempre te rayas por tonterías? — Why do you always twist up over small issues?
Tengo que enrollar bien los cables después de usarlos. — I need to twist up the cords neatly after use.
Después de cenar le gusta liarse uno antes de relajarse. — After dinner, he likes to twist up before relaxing.
Se agobió un poco al oír la noticia. — She twisted up a bit after hearing the news.
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