| 词组 | swing |
| 释义 | verb | noun swing1 /swɪŋ/ verb 1. to move forwards and backwards or from one side to another from a particular point, or to make something do thisadverbsswing (sth) back and forth He was swinging his bag back and forth.swing (sth) from side to side She swung her legs from side to side.swing wildly He swung wildly on the rope, reaching out desperately with his feet.swing freely He walked along, his arms swinging freely.nounssb’s arms/legs/feet swing Let your arms swing as you walk.swing your arms/legs/feet The girls sat on stools swinging their feet.prepositionsswing sth by sth She was swinging her schoolbag by its strap.2. to change quickly and a lotadverbsswing wildly Her mood swung wildly between despair and excitement.nounssb’s mood swings My mood swung from tears of despair to elation.the pendulum swings (=used for saying that ideas, beliefs etc change regularly) The pendulum swung back to using phonics to teach reading.fortune swings Fortune swung New Zealand’s way.prepositionsswing from sth to sth He swung from optimism to despair with alarming speed.swing towards The political power balance has swung towards the right. verb | noun swing2 /swɪŋ/ noun THESAURUS > change2 |
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