swim into (something)

1. To swim from location or one body of water into another. We squeezed through a crack in the wall of the underwater cave and were able to swim into a tiny moonlight chamber. Don't go too far out—the tide will make it very hard to swim back into shore. Please swim into the shallow end. It makes me nervous when you're in the deeper water like that.

2. To swim in the opposite direction of some force, such as a tide, current, wave, etc. The worst part of the triathlon was the swimming, because we had to swim into the current nearly the whole way. You'll have to swim into the smaller waves with your board to get to the part of the water where the waves are big enough to lift you up onto the surfboard.

swim into something

to enter something swimming. They swam into a lovely grotto. Ted swam into the cove and got out on the beach.

词组	swim into (something)
释义	swim into (something) swim into (something) 1. To swim from location or one body of water into another. We squeezed through a crack in the wall of the underwater cave and were able to swim into a tiny moonlight chamber. Don't go too far out—the tide will make it very hard to swim back into shore. Please swim into the shallow end. It makes me nervous when you're in the deeper water like that. 2. To swim in the opposite direction of some force, such as a tide, current, wave, etc. The worst part of the triathlon was the swimming, because we had to swim into the current nearly the whole way. You'll have to swim into the smaller waves with your board to get to the part of the water where the waves are big enough to lift you up onto the surfboard. See also: swim Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. swim into something to enter something swimming. They swam into a lovely grotto. Ted swam into the cove and got out on the beach. See also: swim McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: swim into swim with swim with (someone or something) swim swim in swim in (something) swimming in swimming in something hold (one's) breath hold one's breath
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