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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a winch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a mechanical device used for lifting or pulling heavy objects, often found in construction or maritime contexts.
Example: "The crew used a winch to hoist the heavy cargo onto the ship."
Alternatives: "a hoist" or "a pulley system".
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There is also a winch.
Is the dynein motor a winch?
On Oracle the trimming is done with line on a winch.
Waterborne logs float into the mill and are dragged out in turn by a winch.
I always say that you should never leave home without a winch in Madagascar.
Corrections officers dragged the dome off the rocks, using a winch on a tow truck.
Not all the artworks need a winch and pulley to install.
Using rope and a winch, the men got the car unstuck.
Finally, the lifting line will be attached to a winch, which will slowly raise the door.
Benny's Tow Service came from Chester and fished us out with a hook and a winch.
Special attachments for ATV and tractors, shown here with a winch, increase safety and productivity.
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