coiler

/kˈɔɪlɚ/ noun

A person who, or device which, coils.

Word Origin Coil comes from Latin 'colligere' (to gather together), from com- 'together' and legere 'to gather.' A coiler is one who winds something into rings, gathering it into a spiral. The same root legere gives us collect, elect, and select. So coiler shares ancestry with words about choosing and gathering. The idea: coiling is gathering into a circular form.

noun A person who, or device which, coils. countable

The factory hired a skilled coiler to operate the new cable manufacturing machine.

(名词) 卷绕工;卷绕器 【卷绕器/卷绕工】

工厂雇佣了一名熟练的卷线工来操作新的电缆制造机器。

(sustantivo) Persona que enrolla, o dispositivo que sirve para enrollar.

La fábrica contrató a un hábil **coiler** para operar la nueva máquina de fabricación de cables.

(nom) bobineur; bobineuse; enrouleur [Personne ou dispositif qui enroule ou bobine.]

L'usine a embauché un coiler qualifié pour faire fonctionner la nouvelle machine de fabrication de câbles.

(Substantiv) Aufwickler; Wickler; Aufspuler; Spuler [Eine Person, die etwas aufwickelt oder eine Vorrichtung, die zum Aufwickeln dient.]

Die Fabrik stellte einen erfahrenen **coiler** ein, um die neue Maschine für die Kabelherstellung zu bedienen.

(名詞) 物を巻く人、または物を巻く装置

工場は新しいケーブル製造機を操作する熟練した巻線工を雇った。

(substantivo) enrolador; bobinador; enroladeira [Pessoa ou dispositivo que enrola.]

A fábrica contratou um habilidoso enrolador para operar a nova máquina de fabricação de cabos.

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