swing

US /swɪŋ/
UK /swɪŋ/
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1.

huśtać się, kołysać

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

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The door swung open.
Drzwi otworzyły się.
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He swung his arms as he walked.
Machał rękami, idąc.
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oscillateswaydanglerockpendulate
2.

wskoczyć, wspiąć się

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

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He swung himself onto the horse.
Wskoczył na konia.
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climbvaultleapjump
1.

huśtawka

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

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The children were playing on the swing in the park.
Dzieci bawiły się na huśtawce w parku.
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She pushed her little brother on the swing.
Pchnęła swojego młodszego brata na huśtawce.
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seesawpendulum
2.

zmiana, zwrot

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

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There was a big swing in public opinion.
Nastąpiła duża zmiana w opinii publicznej.
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The election saw a swing to the left.
W wyborach nastąpił zwrot w lewo.
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shiftchangefluctuationvariationturn
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swing bridgeswing doorswing aroundin full swingswing for the fencesswing both waysgo down swinging