English to Latin Meaning of wring - ac rupto vulneris

Wring :

ac rupto vulneris

noun

premere, ac rupto vulneris, vivarum,, torquent,, ventus, CIRCUMACTUS, rursus

verb

ac rupto vulneris, premere, fricare, torcular, contundito, cum maturescere, torquent,, nolite obdurare, perfecti estote, CIRCUMACTUS, ventus, coma, tormentum, prement,

Wring :: retorquebitWringer :: wringerWringers :: wringersWringing :: emungiturWrings :: ergo laetus,

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Definitions of wring in English

Noun(1) a twisting squeeze
Verb(1) twist and press out of shape(2) twist and compress, as if in pain or anguish(3) obtain by coercion or intimidation(4) twist, squeeze, or compress in order to extract liquid

Examples of wring in English

(1) We've become so removed from the reality of obtaining our food supply that almost no one knows how to wring - or would dare to wring - a chicken's neck.(2) The congressman also pressed Ergen on whether the combined company would wring price concessions from programmers.(3) I'll wring her neck when I lay hands on her(4) Dampen with water and wring out all the excess moisture.(5) For those readers who are accustomed to more detailed explications, the chapters will read less as case studies and more as efforts to wring from Freud's original texts some interpretive potential.(6) The heart twists blood out the same way you'd wring a towel to get water out.(7) I rinse my brush in hot water, warm water and then give it a slight " wring ".(8) When the chicken is for Legba, you've got to wring its neck.(9) In the unprecedented action, contractors and workers joined forces to wring improvements out of four companies benefiting from the state's home building boom.(10) Prop maker Peter Greenwood found a real mangle so the dame can wring clothes in the panto's slapstick scenes.(11) Then I find myself at Wal-Mart surrounded by screaming children whose chubby little necks I want to wring , and reality kicks in.(12) Ice let go of his hand to wring hers rather nervously,(13) He actually bends over the steering wheel as if to wring an extra couple of miles out of the car.(14) I was amazed at how pristine a picture the studio was able to wring from the thirty year-old print.(15) But campaigners argue that such promises are easily broken when private companies try to wring more profits from such projects.(16) Let's hope the two don't wring each other's necks during their stay together.

Related Phrases of wring

(1) wring out ::

et retorto

Related Phrases of wring

(1) wring out ::

et retorto

Synonyms

Noun

1. squeeze ::

premere

Verb

2. twist ::

torquent,

3. extract ::

extract

4. rend ::

lacerabis

5. contort ::

Numquid contorquere

6. squeeze ::

premere

7. wrench ::

clavis

Different Forms

wring, wringer, wringers, wringing, wrings

Word Example from TV Shows

Will you WRING your hands, while you wait for the Mother of Dragons to return?

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 1

do you really think they'll WRING their hands

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 3

Examples of wring from TV Shows

Will you WRING your hands, while you wait for the Mother of Dragons to return?

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 1

do you really think they'll WRING their hands

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 3

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