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まきとり
noun
winding up; reeling; roll (of material)
daily-lifework
1. winding up; reeling in; spooling
The act of winding something onto a spool, reel, or roll. Used for thread, fishing line, tape, film, cable, and similar materials.
(いと)()()する
To wind up thread.
The reel retrieval was fast and I didn't let the fish get away.
In the factory, the film winding speed is adjusted automatically.
2. a roll (of paper, film, etc.); wound material
Material that has been wound into a roll, or a product sold in roll form, such as paper towels or plastic wrap.
()()(しき)コード便利(べんり)だ。
Retractable cords are convenient.
The toilet paper roll is almost empty.
この()()(がみ)一巻(ひとまき)(ひゃく)メートルある
This roll of paper is 100 meters per roll.

Compound noun from () (to wind, to roll) + () (to take). Commonly encountered in everyday life (fishing, household products) and in industrial/manufacturing contexts.

Common collocations

  • ()()(しき): retractable type; reel-type
  • ()()(): winding machine; winder
  • ()()速度(そくど): winding speed
  • ()()(がみ): roll paper

Similar words

  • (): to wind, to roll — the base verb
  • リール: reel — the device that winds
  • スプール: spool — another winding device (loanword)

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