verb “swing”
Infinitiv swing; hien swings; Verg. swung; Part. Verg. swung; Ger. swinging
- schwéngen
Mellen Iech un, fir d'Iwwersetzungen vun den Beispillsätz an d'monolingual Definitioune vun all Wuert ze gesinn.
The branches swung gently in the breeze.
- schwéngen (eppes beweegen)
She swung the rope over her head.
- op enger Schwéngsitz sëtzen
The children were swinging happily at the playground.
- schwenken
He swung the golf club and hit the ball perfectly.
- dréinen
The gate swung shut behind us.
- schwanken
His mood swung from joy to despair.
- hikréien
Do you think we can swing tickets for the concert?
- Musek mat engem staarke Rhythmus spillen, deen dech wëll danze léisst.
This band really knows how to swing.
- un un der Liewensweis deelzehuelen, wou sexuell Partner bannent enger Grupp gewiesselt ginn
They discovered that their neighbors like to swing.
noun “swing”
Singular swing, Plural swings oder onzieleg
- Schwéngsitz
The kids love playing on the swings at the park.
- Schwéngung
The swing of the pendulum keeps time.
- Schwong
He took a swing with the baseball bat.
- Schwankung
There's been a swing in public opinion recently.
- Swing (e Stil vu Jazzmusek mat engem staarke Rhythmus)
She enjoys listening to swing music from the 1940s.
- Swing (e Stil vum Danz, dee mat Swingmusek verbonnen ass)
They like to dance swing.
- (am Theater) e Performer, deen e puer Rollen an engem Musical spille kann
She was hired as a swing in the Broadway show.
- (sportlech) säitlech Beweegung vum Ball an der Loft, besonnesch am Cricket
The bowler is known for his ability to get swing on the ball.