| 词汇 | swing |
| 释义 | swing verb uk /swɪŋ/ us /swɪŋ/swung | swung swingverb (MOVE SIDEWAYS)B2[ I or T ] to move easily and without interruption backwards and forwards or from one side to the other, especially from a fixed point, or to cause something or someone to do this: 摆动，摇摆，摇晃 He walked briskly along swinging his rolled-up umbrella.他摇着收起的伞步履轻快地走在路上。 The door swung open.门开了。 [ I or T ] to move an object or your fist in an attempt to hit something or someone: 挥动（拳头或器物）打击 I swung (the bat) and missed.我挥动（球棒）击球，但是没有打中。 He swung his fist towards Ben's face.他挥拳打向本的脸。 [ I ] to change: 改变，变化 mood swings betweenHis mood swings between elation and despair.他情绪多变，一会儿兴高采烈，一会儿又伤心绝望。 He rushed into the garden, leaving the gate swinging. A shop sign was creaking as it swung in the wind. Swing your legs over to this side of the bed. Her earrings were swinging as she nodded her head. He ran happily down the road, swinging his school bag as he went. Shaking, swinging and vibrating brandish earth-shaking flappy flourish fluff fluff something up reverberation reverberative ripple rock-a-bye shake out shakily shiver sway thrash trembly tremulously vibrate vibration vibratory You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Changing swingverb (BE EXCITING)[ I ]informal to be exciting and enjoyable: 令人兴奋；欢快热闹 party swingsYou need music to make a party swing.要有音乐，晚会才会热闹。 Making people excited and interested absorbed animate arouse someone's curiosity be someone's bagidiom bedazzle breathe interest someone in something intoxicate intrigue occupy overexcite stimulate stir suspensive sweep sweep someone along talk something up tantalize the Thames whip swingverb (MUSIC)[ I or T ] to play music in a strong, exciting style like jazz, or (of music) to be played in this way（尤指爵士乐）有强烈节奏感;（乐手）演奏（尤指节奏感强烈的爵士乐） Jazz & blues acid jazz bebop blue note blues bluesman cool jazz Dixieland free jazz funk funky modern jazz R & B ragtime reedman rhythm and blues swingy tenorist trad trad jazz traditional jazz swingverb (ARRANGE)[ T ]informal to arrange for something to happen, by persuading people and often by acting slightly dishonestly: （常指通过稍有些不诚实的手段）设法办成，安排 swing it (for)If you want an interview with Pedro, I could probably swing it (for you).如果你想采访佩德罗，也许我可以帮你安排。 Urging & persuading ambulance-chasing argumentation badger be/go on at someoneidiom blag blagger get (something) through (to someone) go on hortatory hustle incitation incitement jockey sales pitch sway uncoerced unconvinced unpersuaded unpersuasive unsalable You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Planning, expecting and arranging Idiomsswing both ways swing for it swing into action swing the balance swing for the fences Phrasal verbsswing (something/someone) around swing at someone swing by/past (something) swing for someone swing noun uk /swɪŋ/ us /swɪŋ/ swingnoun (SIDEWAYS MOVEMENT)[ C ] a swinging movement摆动，摇摆，摇晃，摇荡 [ C ] sports specialized the way in which a player hits the ball, especially in golf: This season he's thrown his energies into improving his golf swing. [ C ] an attempt to hit someone: （为打某人而）挥舞，挥动，挥拳 take a swing atThe drunk took a wild swing at Harry.那个醉汉发狂似的挥拳向哈里打去。 [ C ] a change: 改变，变化 mood swingHe experiences severe mood swings (= sudden changes from one extreme mood to another).他的情绪波动很大。 The party only needs a five percent swing (= needs five percent of voters to change to supporting it) to win this election.只要再有5%的选民转而支持他们，该党就可以在选举中获胜。 She spends hours practising her golf swing. The old lady took a swing at the man with her handbag. Revolving, rotating and spinning around around and aroundidiom backspin birl centrifugal pivot reel revolving rotary rotate rotation rotational spin spiral swim swivel swizzle twirl twirling twirly You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Golf Hitting and beating Change and changes swingnoun (SEAT)B2[ C ] a seat joined by two ropes or chains to a metal bar or a tree, on which you can sit and move backwards and forwards秋千 Photo and Co/Photolibrary/GettyImages Play areas for children amusement arcade ball pool climbing frame den jungle gym kiddie pool paddling pool play park playroom rec recreation ground roundabout sandbox sandpit schoolyard seesaw slide teeter-totter tree house Wendy house swingnoun (ACTOR/DANCER)[ C ] theatre & film specialized an actor or dancer who takes the part of someone who performs as part of a group, if this person is ill or cannot perform for some other reason: The most challenging part of being a swing is not knowing when you're going to have to go on. The only time a swing performs is if an ensemble member is out of the show or if an ensemble member is covering another role in the show. A swing does not usually cover principal roles in a show, which are generally covered by understudies. Compare understudy Cinema & theatre: actors & performers actor actress all-star alum belly dancer chorus headline headliner improviser juvenile lead leading lady performer scream queen spear carrier stage name starlet stooge superstar thespian troupe You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Cinema & theatre: casting, roles & scripts swingnoun (BE EXCITING)go with a swingUKinformal If an event, especially a party, goes with a swing, it is very exciting and successful: （尤指聚会）气氛热烈，热闹非凡 The Festival always goes with a swing.这个节日总是热闹非凡。 swingnoun (MUSIC)[ U ] a type of dance music that was popular in the 1930s and 40s（流行于20世纪30和40年代的）摇摆乐 Jazz & blues acid jazz bebop blue note blues bluesman cool jazz Dixieland free jazz funk funky modern jazz R & B ragtime reedman rhythm and blues swingy tenorist trad trad jazz traditional jazz Idiomsget into the swing of it/things what you lose on the swings you gain on the roundabouts swing | American Dictionaryswing verb us/swɪŋ/past tense and past participleswungus/swʌŋ/ swingverb (MOVE SIDEWAYS)[ I/T ] to move easily to one direction and then to the other from a fixed point, or to cause something to move this way: [ I ]He hung upside down and swung back and forth. [ I ]The heavy door swung open. [ T ]Campanella knew how to swing a bat. [ T ]He swung the car into the garage. swingverb (CHANGE)[ I ] to change from one condition or attitude to another: The company swung from record profits last year to huge losses this year. swingverb (BE EXCITING)[ I ]datedslang to be exciting, enjoyable, and active swingverb (ARRANGE)[ T ]infml to arrange to obtain or achieve something: The kids need new clothes, and I don’t see how I can swing it. Phrasal verbsswing around swing at someone/something swing by/past (somewhere) swing noun us/swɪŋ/ swingnoun (MUSIC)[ U ] a form of jazz music that was popular esp. in the 1930s and 1940s swingnoun (CHANGE)[ C ] a usually sudden change: He’s very creative but prone to mood swings. swingnoun (SIDEWAYS MOVEMENT)[ C ] a swinging movement: Scott took a big swing at the ball and missed. [ C ] A swing is also an attempt to hit someone: This guy took a swing at me. [ C ] A swing is also a seat that moves backward and forward and hangs from ropes or chains. [ C ] A swing can also be a brief trip: Ed took a 10-day swing through France. swing | Business Englishswing verb uk /swɪŋ/usswung | swung [ I or T ] to change, or make a situation, price, opinion, etc. change in a noticeable way: swing into profit/deficitThe internet company swung into profit for the first time since its start-up. swing from sth to sthThe group swung from losses of 0.8p to earnings of 2.9p a share. The war was the biggest issue threatening to swing voters. [ T ] to achieve the result you want, especially by successfully persuading someone of something: The bidder was presented with a list of added benefits that would help swing the deal in their favour. swing noun[ C ] uk /swɪŋ/us a big and sudden change in a situation, price, opinion, etc.: Coffee futures once again staged a huge price swing with uncertainty over export controls. a swing into the red/blackHe also announced a swing into the black in the year to February. a swing towards/against sb/sthEvidence of the swing towards short-term temporary employment comes in a survey showing record demand for temporary staff. in full swing happening at the highest level of activity: The report confirms that the economic recovery is in full swing. See alsoswing voter |
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