| 释义 |
🔑swingswing1 /swɪŋ / verb (past tense, past participle swung /swʌŋ /)- [intransitive, transitive] to move backward and forward or from side to side, while hanging from something; to make someone or something move in this way（使）摇摆，摆动，摇荡◆The rope was swinging from a branch.绳子在树枝上晃动着。◆She sat on the wall, swinging her legs.她坐在墙上，晃动着双腿。
- [intransitive, transitive] to move in a curve or to make someone or something move in this way（使）做弧线运动，转弯，转动◆The door swung open and the whole class rushed out.门开了，全班学生都冲了出去。◆He swung the child up onto his shoulders.他把孩子举起放到自己的肩膀上。
- [intransitive] to turn quickly突然转向；突然转身◆She swung around when she heard the door open.她听见门开了，便猛地转过身来。◆ (figurative) His moods swing from one extreme to the other.他的情绪从一个极端转向另一个极端。
- [intransitive, transitive] swing (at sb / sth) to try to hit someone or something（朝…）打去◆He swung violently at the other man but missed.他狠狠地朝那个男子打去，却打了个空。
🔑swingswing2 /swɪŋ / noun - [singular] a swinging movement or action摆动；挥动；转动◆He took a swing at the ball.他对准球猛地挥拍一击。
- [countable] a seat that you can swing backward and forward on秋千◆The kids are playing on the swings.孩子们在荡秋千。
- [countable] a change (in public opinion, etc.)（舆论等的）转向，改变，变化◆Opinion polls indicate a significant swing toward the right.调查显示民意明显转向支持右翼。
 ●in full swingat the stage when there is a lot of activity在热烈进行中；处于兴盛阶段◆When we arrived, the party was already in full swing.我们到达时，聚会已进入高潮。 |