Rotate the hand crank fully clockwise.

English translation: turn the hand crank clockwise until it stops (goes no further)

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English term or phrase:Rotate the hand crank fully clockwise.
Selected answer:turn the hand crank clockwise until it stops (goes no further)
Entered by: RHELLER

02:48 Mar 8, 2006
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English term or phrase: Rotate the hand crank fully clockwise.
I'm wondering how to change the following sentense in a simple way of writing. Thank you.
=>Rotate the hand crank fully clockwise.
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turn the hand crank clockwise until it stops (goes no further)
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RHELLER
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Local time: 10:28
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3 +3turn the hand crank clockwise until it stops (goes no further)
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reducing redundancy
turn the hand crank clockwise until it stops (goes no further)


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RHELLER
United States
Local time: 10:28
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Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  Tony M
4 hrs
  -> hi Tony :-)

agree  Peter Shortall: or "as far as possible". I'm just picturing someone trying to do this and breaking their wrist!! > I know but once it's already gone as far as it can, if you keep pushing I'm sure you could!
14 hrs
  -> Peter, it's a crank - the wrist stays in the same position-the entire forearm moves in a circular motion

agree  Alfa Trans (X)
2 days 2 hrs
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