Pronunciation: /sɛlf ˈwaɪndɪŋ/
noun a type of watch or clock that is self-winding
A1 I have a self-winding watch that winds itself as I move my arm.
A2 She bought a self-winding camera that doesn't require manual winding.
B1 The self-winding feature of the clock ensures it stays accurate without manual adjustments.
B2 The self-winding mechanism in the watch is powered by the movement of the wearer's wrist.
C1 The self-winding system in the device is designed to be efficient and reliable.
C2 The self-winding technology used in the machine is cutting-edge and highly advanced.
adjective describing a mechanism that winds itself automatically, without external power
A1 My new watch is self-winding, so I never have to worry about winding it up every day.
A2 The self-winding feature of the clock makes it very convenient for people who are always on the go.
B1 I prefer self-winding watches because they are low maintenance and keep accurate time.
B2 The self-winding mechanism in this automatic watch is very reliable and efficient.
C1 The intricate self-winding system of this luxury timepiece is a marvel of engineering.
C2 Watch enthusiasts appreciate the craftsmanship of self-winding mechanisms in high-end timepieces.
formal The self-winding mechanism in the watch ensures it stays powered without needing manual winding.
informal I love my self-winding watch because I never have to worry about winding it up every day.
slang My self-winding watch is like magic, it just keeps itself going without me doing anything.
figurative Her self-winding personality always keeps her motivated and moving forward in life.
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