wind

wind, wound, wound

wind, winded, winded

To turn or twist

纏繞；轉動

1) Wind, wound, wound

Meaning: To turn, twist, or cause something to rotate.
Examples:

Once she was in the car, she wound the window down.
He wound the clock every evening.
The path wound through the forest.
2) Wind, winded, winded

Meaning: To cause someone to lose breath temporarily, often by hitting the stomach or chest. It can also mean gently patting a baby’s back to help release air from the stomach.
Examples:
The boxer was winded after taking a blow to the ribs.
She carefully winded the baby by patting its back until it burped.

Summary:
Wind, wound, wound → turning, twisting, or rotating.
Wind, winded, winded → losing breath or helping a baby release trapped air.

Base Form	wind
Simple Past	wound \| winded
Past Participle	wound \| winded
3rd Person Singular	winds
-ing Form	winding
Categories	Type 2: irr Type 4: ind-ound Type 5: a-b-b