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Перевод: corkscrew

[прилагательное]
спиральный; винтообразный;
[существительное]
штопор ;
[глагол]
двигаться по спирали; двигаться как по спирали; пробиваться; протискиваться; вводить самолет в штопор

Тезаурус:

1. Hundreds of attractions, breathtaking rides and slides including the North's biggest Corkscrew, Roller Coaster, Thunder Mountain, Flying Carpet, Log Flume - plus the North's only Dolphin Show, Circus, Cinema 180 and six other international shows - all included in the admission charge (under 4's free).
2. A very small pocket penknife (with hoof-pick and corkscrew) hadn't been lending me much courage.
3. He picked up a corkscrew and began to open a bottle of wine.
4. Corylus avellana "Contorta", aptly known as the corkscrew hazel
5. I gazed in admiration at the splendid mellow brick Tudor gatehouses of Trinity and St John's with their painted coats of arms and their octagonal towers; at the oriel windows, and the fantastically-patterned corkscrew chimneys; at the playful Gothic-revival fantasy of the Bridge of Sighs.
6. "If you're so keen on making friends, why don't you get together with the Human Corkscrew?"
7. Finally, if you don't already have one, beg, borrow or buy a Swiss Army knife - with its corkscrew for wine bottles, bottle-opener for beer, can-opener for tins, knife to cut through the seal on metal whisky bottle-tops that revolve instead of snapping when you try to open them, screwdriver and wire-stripper for changing plugs (and for removing insanity-inducing ticking clocks from the headboards of Stockholm hotel beds, etc), even a compass for navigating home in the small hours.
8. Note the columella, which is twisted like a corkscrew.
9. Make a check list of essential items such as a corkscrew, bottle opener and a sharp knife for cutting bread etc.
10. a corkscrew, or (sl.) a niggardly person.
11. Syphilis is caused by an unusual micro-organism called Treponema pallidum , a thin, spiral, flexible bacterium which moves with a combination of corkscrew and bending movements.
12. Be pleasant, don't carp, but act like a corkscrew and draw out all the information you can.
13. Doak imitated this corkscrew manoeuvre, albeit rather slowly and clumsily.