swing

US /swɪŋ/
UK /swɪŋ/
"swing" picture
1.

schwingen, pendeln

move or cause to move back and forth or from side to side while suspended or as if suspended

:
•
The door swung open.
Die Tür schwung auf.
•
He swung his arms as he walked.
Er schwung seine Arme, während er ging.
:
oscillateswaydanglerockpendulate
2.

schwingen, klettern

move by grasping a support and pulling oneself along or up to it

:
•
He swung himself onto the horse.
Er schwung sich auf das Pferd.
:
climbvaultleapjump
1.

Schaukel

a seat suspended by ropes or chains, on which someone may sit and swing back and forth

:
•
The children were playing on the swing in the park.
Die Kinder spielten auf der Schaukel im Park.
•
She pushed her little brother on the swing.
Sie schob ihren kleinen Bruder auf der Schaukel an.
:
seesawpendulum
2.

Umschwung, Schwenk

a sudden or marked change in an opinion, attitude, or trend

:
•
There was a big swing in public opinion.
Es gab einen großen Umschwung in der öffentlichen Meinung.
•
The election saw a swing to the left.
Die Wahl zeigte einen Schwenk nach links.
:
shiftchangefluctuationvariationturn
:
swing bridgeswing doorswing aroundin full swingswing for the fencesswing both waysgo down swinging