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fins
A2
plural animal noun
Usage:
100%
fish appendages, swimming organs
Translation: fish appendages, swimming organs
Pronunciation: /fɪnz/
Meaning: flat appendages used by fish for movement and balance

This biological meaning refers to the structures aquatic animals use for propulsion, steering, stability, and stopping.

The fish moved its fins rapidly.

Sharks have several distinct types of fins.

2
A2
plural sports noun
Usage:
98%
swim fins, flippers
Translation: swim fins, flippers
Pronunciation: /fɪnz/
Meaning: rubber or plastic footwear used to swim more efficiently

This meaning refers to broad footwear worn by swimmers and divers to increase propulsion in water.

The diver put on her mask and fins.

Long fins help swimmers move quickly underwater.

3
B2
engineering plural noun
Usage:
94%
stabilizers, control surfaces
Translation: stabilizers, control surfaces
Pronunciation: /fɪnz/
Meaning: surfaces that stabilize or guide an aircraft, rocket, boat, or projectile

This engineering meaning refers to projecting surfaces that provide stability, steering, or aerodynamic control.

The rocket's fins keep it stable during flight.

Tail fins help control the aircraft.

4
C1
engineering plural noun
Usage:
87%
cooling fins, heat-transfer surfaces
Translation: cooling fins, heat-transfer surfaces
Pronunciation: /fɪnz/
Meaning: thin projecting surfaces that release or absorb heat

This technical meaning refers to extended surfaces that increase the area available for heat transfer.

The motor has metal fins for cooling.

Dust reduced airflow between the heat-sink fins.

5
C1
dated American slang plural noun
Usage:
21%
five-dollar notes, five-dollar bills
Translation: five-dollar notes, five-dollar bills
Pronunciation: /fɪnz/
Meaning: five-dollar bills

This dated American slang meaning refers to banknotes worth five dollars.

He paid for the meal with two fins.

The old story mentions a pocket full of fins.

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