英语词汇swing怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ swing /ˈswɪŋ/ verb

swings; swung /ˈswʌŋ/ ; swinging

¹ swing

/ˈswɪŋ/

verb

swings; swung /ˈswʌŋ/ ; swinging

Learner's definition of SWING

: to move backward and forward or from side to side while hanging from something摆动；摇荡

[no object]

The sheets swung on the clothesline.床单在晾衣绳上摆动。
The clock's pendulum stopped swinging.时钟停摆了。

[+ object]

She sat on the edge of the table, swinging her legs.她坐在桌边，晃动着双腿。
She swung the bag by the handle. [=she held the handle of the bag and made the bag swing]她拽着包带，把包晃来晃去。

always followed by an adverb, adjective, or preposition : to move with a smooth, curving motion做弧线运动；转动

[no object]

The monkeys were swinging from branch to branch high up in the trees.猴群在高高的树枝间荡来荡去。
The door swung open/shut.门转动开/关了。

[+ object]

He swung himself (up) into the truck.他纵身跃上了卡车。
I swung my suitcase into the backseat of the car.我把手提箱抛到车的后座上。
She sat on the counter and swung her legs over to the other side.她坐到柜台上，把腿跨到另一侧。
She swung the door open.她把门推开。

: to move (your arm, a tool, etc.) with a quick, curving motion especially to try to hit something抡起（手臂、工具等）（尤指）朝…打去

[+ object]

Be careful how you swing that ax.小心挥动你的那把斧头。
She swung the bat but missed the ball.她挥棒却没打中球。
She swung her purse at me.她抡起手提包朝我打来。

[no object]

She swung (at the ball) but missed.她挥棒（打球），却没打中。
He swung at me [=tried to hit me with his fist] for no reason.他无缘无故向我挥拳。

[no object] : to move back and forth on a special type of seat (called a swing)荡秋千

a playground where kids go to swing孩子们荡秋千的操场

always followed by an adverb or preposition : to turn or move quickly in a particular direction突然转向；突然转身

[no object]

The road swings to the left sharply after a few miles.几英里之后道路突然向左急转。

— often + around

He swung around to look at the clock.他突然转身看时钟。

[+ object]

She swung the car into the driveway.她猛地将车开上了私家车道。
He swung the flashlight toward the noise.他迅速将手电筒照向响声。

a always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] : to change suddenly from one state or condition to another突然改变

Sales swung up sharply at the end of the year.年底销售额猛增。
The game suddenly swung in favor of the home team.比赛形势突然变得有利于主队。
His mood can swing wildly from cheerful to angry.他的情绪能从兴高采烈突然变为勃然大怒。
They have to be ready to swing into action [=to start doing something quickly] at a moment's notice.他们必须准备好迅速采取行动。

b [+ object] : to change or influence (something) in an important way改变；影响

His strong performance in the second half swung the game in our favor.他在下半场的强劲表现使比赛形势有利于我方。
Her promise to lower taxes may have swung [=changed the outcome of] the presidential election.她的减税承诺可能改变了总统选举结果。
They may still swing their votes to the other candidate.他们仍然可能把票转投给另一个候选人。

[+ object] informal : to do or manage (something) successfully办成

Do you think you can swing the job?你认为自己能干好这项工作吗？
She isn't able to swing [=afford] a new car on her income.按她的收入她买不起新车。
If he can swing it, he'll visit next month.如果他能办妥的话，他下个月将会来访。

[no object] informal + somewhat old-fashioned : to be lively or exciting活跃；热闹

The bar really swings on weekends.酒吧在周末很热闹。
The party was swinging.这次聚会很开心。

[no object] old-fashioned : to die by hanging吊死

He swung for his crimes.他畏罪上吊自杀了。

swing both ways

informal

: to be bisexual双性恋

swing by

[phrasal verb] US, informal also swing over

: to make a brief visit短暂拜访

I'll swing by [=stop by] after work to drop off the paperwork.我下班后会到你家把文件交给你。

swing the balance

: to change a situation so that one person, group, etc., is more able or likely to succeed than another使优势倾向于一方

Both candidates are qualified, but her experience could swing the balance in her favor.两位候选人都符合条件，但是她的经验可能使她更具有优势。

² swing /ˈswɪŋ/ noun

plural swings

² swing

/ˈswɪŋ/

noun

plural swings

Learner's definition of SWING

[count]

a : an act of moving something with a quick, sweeping motion : an act of swinging a bat, fist, etc.（棒、拳等的）挥动，挥舞

One swing of the hammer was all it took to drive the nail through the board.铁锤一击就足以把钉子敲穿了木板。
She needs to work on her (golf) swing. [=she needs to practice the way she swings a golf club]她需要练习（高尔夫）挥杆。
He took a swing at the pitch. [=he swung at the pitch; tried to hit the ball with his bat]他挥棒击打投球。
Some drunk took a swing at me. [=tried to hit me]有个醉汉向我挥了一拳。

b : the movement of something that swings backward and forward or from side to side摆动

the swing of a pendulum钟摆的摆动

[count] : a usually sudden change from one state or condition to another（突然的）改变

upward/downward swings in the stock market股市的上扬/下挫
She couldn't deal with his unpredictable mood swings. [=changes in his mood]她受不了他的情绪难以捉摸、大起大落。

[count] : a seat that hangs from ropes or chains and that moves back and forth秋千

The kids were playing on the swings.孩子们在荡秋千。
We sat on the porch swing and watched the neighbors.我们坐在门廊秋千上看着邻居们。

— see picture at playground

[noncount] : a style of jazz music that has a lively rhythm and that is played mostly for dancing摇摆乐（一种主要用于伴舞的节奏欢快的爵士乐）

go with a swing

British, informal

: to be lively and enjoyable热闹有趣

What a great party! It really went with a swing!聚会办得好极了！真的很热闹有趣！

in full swing

: at the highest level of activity处于最活跃阶段；处于高潮

Work on the project is in full swing.该项目的工作正在全面展开。
The party was in full swing by the time we arrived.我们到达时聚会正处于高潮。

in/into the swing of

informal

: fully involved and comfortable with (a regular activity, process, etc.)熟悉，融入（某种活动或流程中）

After a while, she got into the swing of her job. [=she got used to her job and was able to do it well]不久后她便熟悉了工作，干得得心应手。
I've been away on vacation but I should be (back) in the swing of things in a few days.我刚度假回来，不过几天之内我应该就能（重新）融入工作。

swings and roundabouts

British, informal

— used to say that two choices or situations are basically the same because they have an equal number of advantages and disadvantages有得必有失（表示两种选择都各有利弊）

It is a case of swings and roundabouts.这是个各有利弊的情况。

³ swing /ˈswɪŋ/ adjective

³ swing

/ˈswɪŋ/

adjective

Learner's definition of SWING

always used before a noun

: of or relating to the style of jazz music called swing摇摆乐的

a swing band摇摆乐乐队
swing music/dancing摇摆乐；摇摆舞

: not certain to vote for a particular candidate or party in an election and therefore often able to decide the result of the election（在投票选举中）摇摆不定的

swing voters/states游离选民；摇摆州

单词	swing
释义	swing (noun) swing (adjective) swing 8 ENTRIES FOUND: swing (verb) swing (noun) swing (adjective) swinging (adjective) swinging door (noun) swing bridge (noun) swing set (noun) swing shift (noun) ¹ swing /ˈswɪŋ/ verb swings; swung /ˈswʌŋ/ ; swinging ¹ swing /ˈswɪŋ/ verb swings; swung /ˈswʌŋ/ ; swinging Learner's definition of SWING 1 : to move backward and forward or from side to side while hanging from something摆动；摇荡 [no object] The sheets swung on the clothesline.床单在晾衣绳上摆动。 The clock's pendulum stopped swinging.时钟停摆了。 [+ object] She sat on the edge of the table, swinging her legs.她坐在桌边，晃动着双腿。 She swung the bag by the handle. [=she held the handle of the bag and made the bag swing]她拽着包带，把包晃来晃去。 2 always followed by an adverb, adjective, or preposition : to move with a smooth, curving motion做弧线运动；转动 [no object] The monkeys were swinging from branch to branch high up in the trees.猴群在高高的树枝间荡来荡去。 The door swung open/shut.门转动开/关了。 [+ object] He swung himself (up) into the truck.他纵身跃上了卡车。 I swung my suitcase into the backseat of the car.我把手提箱抛到车的后座上。 She sat on the counter and swung her legs over to the other side.她坐到柜台上，把腿跨到另一侧。 She swung the door open.她把门推开。 3 : to move (your arm, a tool, etc.) with a quick, curving motion especially to try to hit something抡起（手臂、工具等）（尤指）朝…打去 [+ object] Be careful how you swing that ax.小心挥动你的那把斧头。 She swung the bat but missed the ball.她挥棒却没打中球。 She swung her purse at me.她抡起手提包朝我打来。 [no object] She swung (at the ball) but missed.她挥棒（打球），却没打中。 He swung at me [=tried to hit me with his fist] for no reason.他无缘无故向我挥拳。 4 [no object] : to move back and forth on a special type of seat (called a swing)荡秋千 a playground where kids go to swing孩子们荡秋千的操场 5 always followed by an adverb or preposition : to turn or move quickly in a particular direction突然转向；突然转身 [no object] The road swings to the left sharply after a few miles.几英里之后道路突然向左急转。 — often + around He swung around to look at the clock.他突然转身看时钟。 [+ object] She swung the car into the driveway.她猛地将车开上了私家车道。 He swung the flashlight toward the noise.他迅速将手电筒照向响声。 6 a always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] : to change suddenly from one state or condition to another突然改变 Sales swung up sharply at the end of the year.年底销售额猛增。 The game suddenly swung in favor of the home team.比赛形势突然变得有利于主队。 His mood can swing wildly from cheerful to angry.他的情绪能从兴高采烈突然变为勃然大怒。 They have to be ready to swing into action [=to start doing something quickly] at a moment's notice.他们必须准备好迅速采取行动。 b [+ object] : to change or influence (something) in an important way改变；影响 His strong performance in the second half swung the game in our favor.他在下半场的强劲表现使比赛形势有利于我方。 Her promise to lower taxes may have swung [=changed the outcome of] the presidential election.她的减税承诺可能改变了总统选举结果。 They may still swing their votes to the other candidate.他们仍然可能把票转投给另一个候选人。 7 [+ object] informal : to do or manage (something) successfully办成 Do you think you can swing the job?你认为自己能干好这项工作吗？ She isn't able to swing [=afford] a new car on her income.按她的收入她买不起新车。 If he can swing it, he'll visit next month.如果他能办妥的话，他下个月将会来访。 8 [no object] informal + somewhat old-fashioned : to be lively or exciting活跃；热闹 The bar really swings on weekends.酒吧在周末很热闹。 The party was swinging.这次聚会很开心。 9 [no object] old-fashioned : to die by hanging吊死 He swung for his crimes.他畏罪上吊自杀了。 swing both ways informal : to be bisexual双性恋 swing by [phrasal verb] US, informal also swing over : to make a brief visit短暂拜访 I'll swing by [=stop by] after work to drop off the paperwork.我下班后会到你家把文件交给你。 swing the balance : to change a situation so that one person, group, etc., is more able or likely to succeed than another使优势倾向于一方 Both candidates are qualified, but her experience could swing the balance in her favor.两位候选人都符合条件，但是她的经验可能使她更具有优势。 ² swing /ˈswɪŋ/ noun plural swings ² swing /ˈswɪŋ/ noun plural swings Learner's definition of SWING 1 [count] a : an act of moving something with a quick, sweeping motion : an act of swinging a bat, fist, etc.（棒、拳等的）挥动，挥舞 One swing of the hammer was all it took to drive the nail through the board.铁锤一击就足以把钉子敲穿了木板。 She needs to work on her (golf) swing. [=she needs to practice the way she swings a golf club]她需要练习（高尔夫）挥杆。 He took a swing at the pitch. [=he swung at the pitch; tried to hit the ball with his bat]他挥棒击打投球。 Some drunk took a swing at me. [=tried to hit me]有个醉汉向我挥了一拳。 b : the movement of something that swings backward and forward or from side to side摆动 the swing of a pendulum钟摆的摆动 2 [count] : a usually sudden change from one state or condition to another（突然的）改变 upward/downward swings in the stock market股市的上扬/下挫 She couldn't deal with his unpredictable mood swings. [=changes in his mood]她受不了他的情绪难以捉摸、大起大落。 3 [count] : a seat that hangs from ropes or chains and that moves back and forth秋千 The kids were playing on the swings.孩子们在荡秋千。 We sat on the porch swing and watched the neighbors.我们坐在门廊秋千上看着邻居们。 — see picture at playground 4 [noncount] : a style of jazz music that has a lively rhythm and that is played mostly for dancing摇摆乐（一种主要用于伴舞的节奏欢快的爵士乐） go with a swing British, informal : to be lively and enjoyable热闹有趣 What a great party! It really went with a swing!聚会办得好极了！真的很热闹有趣！ in full swing : at the highest level of activity处于最活跃阶段；处于高潮 Work on the project is in full swing.该项目的工作正在全面展开。 The party was in full swing by the time we arrived.我们到达时聚会正处于高潮。 in/into the swing of informal : fully involved and comfortable with (a regular activity, process, etc.)熟悉，融入（某种活动或流程中） After a while, she got into the swing of her job. [=she got used to her job and was able to do it well]不久后她便熟悉了工作，干得得心应手。 I've been away on vacation but I should be (back) in the swing of things in a few days.我刚度假回来，不过几天之内我应该就能（重新）融入工作。 swings and roundabouts British, informal — used to say that two choices or situations are basically the same because they have an equal number of advantages and disadvantages有得必有失（表示两种选择都各有利弊） It is a case of swings and roundabouts.这是个各有利弊的情况。 ³ swing /ˈswɪŋ/ adjective ³ swing /ˈswɪŋ/ adjective Learner's definition of SWING always used before a noun 1 : of or relating to the style of jazz music called swing摇摆乐的 a swing band摇摆乐乐队 swing music/dancing摇摆乐；摇摆舞 2 : not certain to vote for a particular candidate or party in an election and therefore often able to decide the result of the election（在投票选举中）摇摆不定的 swing voters/states游离选民；摇摆州
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