Swing синонимы

English Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. swing

   A thing is shaken which is subjected to short and abruptly checked movements, as forward and backward, up and down, from side to side, etc. A tree is «shaken with a mighty wind;» a man slowly shakes his head. A thing rocks that is sustained from below; it swings if suspended from above, as a pendulum, or pivoted at the side, as a crane or a bridge-draw; to oscillate is to swing with a smooth and regular returning motion; a vibrating motion may be tremulous or jarring. The pendulum of a clock may be said to swing, vibrate, or oscillate; a steel bridge vibrates under the passage of a heavy train; the term vibrate is also applied to molecular movements. Jolting is a lifting from and letting down suddenly upon an unyielding surface; as, a carriage jolts over a rough road. A jarring motion is abruptly and very rapidly repeated through an exceedingly limited space; the jolting of the carriage jars the windows. Rattling refers directly to the sound produced by shaking. To joggle is to shake slightly; as, a passing touch joggles the desk on which one is writing. A thing trembles that shakes perceptibly and with an appearance of uncertainty and instability, as a person under the influence of fear; a thing shivers when all its particles are stirred with a slight but pervading tremulous motion, as a human body under the influence of cold; shuddering is a more pronounced movement of a similar kind, in human beings often the effect of emotional or moral recoil; hence, the word is applied by extension to such feelings even when they have no such outward manifestation; as, one says, «I shudder at the thought.» To quiver is to have slight and often spasmodic contractile motions, as the flesh under the surgeon’s knife. Thrill is applied to a pervasive movement felt rather than seen; as, the nerves thrill with delight; quiver is similarly used, but suggests somewhat more of outward manifestation. To agitate in its literal use is nearly the same as to shake, tho we speak of the sea as agitated when we could not say it is shaken; the Latin agitate is preferred in scientific or technical use to the Saxon shake, and especially as applied to the action of mechanical contrivances; in the metaphorical use agitate is more transitory and superficial, shake more fundamental and enduring; a person’s feelings are agitated by distressing news; his courage, his faith, his credit, or his testimony is shaken. Sway applies to the movement of a body suspended from above or not firmly sustained from below, and the motion of which is less pronounced than swinging, smoother than vibrating, and not necessarily constant as oscillating; as, the swaying of a reed in the wind. Sway used transitively especially applies to motions of grace or dignity; brandish denotes a threatening or hostile motion; a monarch sways the scepter; the ruffian brandishes a club. To reel or totter always implies liability to fall; reeling is more violent than swaying, tottering more irregular; a drunken man reels; we speak of the tottering step of age or infancy. An extended mass which seems to lack solidity or cohesion is said to quake; as, a quaking bog. Quaver is applied almost exclusively to tremulous sounds of the human voice. Flap, flutter, and fluctuate refer to wave-like movements, flap generally to such as produce a sharp sound; a cock flaps his wings; flutter applies to a less pronounced and more irregular motion; a captive bird or a feeble pulse flutters. Compare FLUCTUATE.

   Synonyms:
   agitate, brandish, flap, fluctuate, flutter, jar, joggle, jolt, jounce, oscillate, quake, quaver, quiver, reel, rock, shake, shiver, shudder, sway, thrill, totter, tremble, vibrate, wave, waver

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1. swingnoun

   a state of steady vigorous action that is characteristic of an activity

   «the party went with a swing»; «it took time to get into the swing of things»

   Synonyms:
   golf stroke, lilt, baseball swing, golf shot, jive, cut, vacillation, swing music, swinging

2. swingnoun

   mechanical device used as a plaything to support someone swinging back and forth

   Synonyms:
   golf stroke, lilt, baseball swing, golf shot, jive, cut, vacillation, swing music, swinging

3. swingnoun

   a sweeping blow or stroke

   «he took a wild swing at my head»

   Synonyms:
   golf stroke, lilt, baseball swing, golf shot, jive, cut, vacillation, swing music, swinging

4. swing, swinging, vacillationnoun

   changing location by moving back and forth

   Synonyms:
   hesitation, golf stroke, lilt, baseball swing, golf shot, wavering, jive, cut, vacillation, swing music, swinging

5. swing, swing music, jivenoun

   a style of jazz played by big bands popular in the 1930s; flowing rhythms but less complex than later styles of jazz

   Synonyms:
   golf stroke, lilt, baseball swing, golf shot, jive, cut, vacillation, swing music, swinging

6. lilt, swingnoun

   a jaunty rhythm in music

   Synonyms:
   golf stroke, lilt, baseball swing, golf shot, jive, cut, vacillation, swing music, swinging

7. golf stroke, golf shot, swingnoun

   the act of swinging a golf club at a golf ball and (usually) hitting it

   Synonyms:
   golf stroke, vacillation, baseball swing, jive, cut, swinging, lilt, swing music, golf shot

8. baseball swing, swing, cutnoun

   in baseball; a batter’s attempt to hit a pitched ball

   «he took a vicious cut at the ball»

   Synonyms:
   jive, cold shoulder, slice, cutting, golf shot, slash, cut, gash, vacillation, cutting off, snub, excision, lilt, golf stroke, swinging, track, undercut, cut of meat, deletion, swing music, baseball swing, stinger

9. swingverb

   a square dance figure; a pair of dancers join hands and dance around a point between them

   Synonyms:
   golf stroke, lilt, baseball swing, golf shot, jive, cut, vacillation, swing music, swinging

10. swingverb

    move in a curve or arc, usually with the intent of hitting

    «He swung his left fist»; «swing a bat»

    Synonyms:
    drop, sway, get around, swing out, dangle, sweep, swing over

11. swing, swayverb

    move or walk in a swinging or swaying manner

    «He swung back»

    Synonyms:
    drop, sway, sweep, persuade, shake, rock, carry, dangle, swing out, swing over, get around

12. swingverb

    change direction with a swinging motion; turn

    «swing back»; «swing forward»

    Synonyms:
    drop, sway, get around, swing out, dangle, sweep, swing over

13. swing, swing oververb

    influence decisively

    «This action swung many votes over to his side»

    Synonyms:
    drop, sway, sweep, dangle, swing out, swing over, get around

14. swing, sweep, swing outverb

    make a big sweeping gesture or movement

    Synonyms:
    dangle, sweep up, sail, tangle, sway, broom, brush, drop, get around, embroil, swing out, swing over, drag in, cross, sweep, span, drag, traverse

15. dangle, swing, dropverb

    hang freely

    «the ornaments dangled from the tree»; «The light dropped from the ceiling»

    Synonyms:
    unload, leave out, swing out, dribble, get around, send packing, drop off, dismiss, drop down, sink, drip, degenerate, deteriorate, overleap, strike down, throw, cast, fell, cut down, put down, neglect, devolve, sway, swing over, expend, sweep, send away, set down, flatten, shake off, throw off, throw away, dangle, drop, discharge, spend, overlook, knock off, miss, pretermit, cast off, shed, omit

16. swingverb

    hit or aim at with a sweeping arm movement

    «The soccer player began to swing at the referee»

    Synonyms:
    drop, sway, get around, swing out, dangle, sweep, swing over

17. swingverb

    alternate dramatically between high and low values

    «his mood swings»; «the market is swinging up and down»

    Synonyms:
    drop, sway, get around, swing out, dangle, sweep, swing over

18. swingverb

    live in a lively, modern, and relaxed style

    «The Woodstock generation attempted to swing freely»

    Synonyms:
    drop, sway, get around, swing out, dangle, sweep, swing over

19. swingverb

    have a certain musical rhythm

    «The music has to swing»

    Synonyms:
    drop, sway, get around, swing out, dangle, sweep, swing over

20. swing, get aroundverb

    be a social swinger; socialize a lot

    Synonyms:
    drop, sway, get about, sweep, bypass, short-circuit, dangle, swing out, swing over, get out, break, go around, get around

21. swingverb

    play with a subtle and intuitively felt sense of rhythm

    Synonyms:
    drop, sway, get around, swing out, dangle, sweep, swing over

22. swingverb

    engage freely in promiscuous sex, often with the husband or wife of one’s friends

    «There were many swinging couples in the 1960’s»

    Synonyms:
    drop, sway, get around, swing out, dangle, sweep, swing over

Matched Categories

1. • Action
   • Aim
   • Be
   • Blow
   • Change
   • Fornicate
   • Influence
   • Live
   • Mechanical Device
   • Motion
   • Move
   • Move Back And Forth
   • Music
   • Play
   • Plaything
   • Rhythmicity
   • Socialize
   • Stroke

Dictionary of English SynonymesRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. swingverb

   Synonyms:
   oscillate, vibrate, wave, move to and fro, move backward and forward

2. swingverb

   Synonyms:
   hang, dangle, hang loose

3. swingnoun

   Synonyms:
   oscillation, vibration, waving motion

4. swingnoun

   Synonyms:
   scope, range, play, margin, free play, full play, elbow room

Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated WordsRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. swingnoun

   Synonyms:
   swinging, free course, liberty, unrestraint, sweep

2. swingverb

   Synonyms:
   oscillate, vibrate, sway, brandish, flourish, wave

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1. John Boehner:

   She can’t sit on the sidelines and let the president swing in the wind here.

2. Andrew Landry:

   I just got tired to be honest with you, it was just really hot out there. My golf swing started feeling a little bit shaky, body was not really turning, was just kind of arming it and not really hitting solid shots.

3. Jesse Ferguson:

   If I was a swing-district Republican told to vote for a bill as bad as the last one that now guts (protections for those with) pre-existing conditions too, I’d wonder what they were smoking.

4. Lawrence Barretto:

   The Italian manufacturer season’s groundhog day in a way, this happened last year when it was looking pretty good for Ferrari and then they had that problem in the Asian swing of The Italian manufacturer season with the first-lap crash in Singapore and the problems in Japan.

5. Daniel Weiner:

   TV advertising has been decreasing in importance for a long time, but the get-out-the vote stuff is crucial, particularly in an election that people perceive as being more about motivating their core voters, as opposed to winning over swing voters. And what we call ‘ the ground game ’ is quite expensive.

• swaai, skoppelmaaiAfrikaans
• تأرجحArabic
• ཇིང་ཏ་ལིང་ཏTibetan Standard
• engronsar, gronxador, balancejarCatalan, Valencian
• houpačka, houpat seCzech
• Schaukel, Hutsche, schaukeln, schwanken, baumeln, schwingenGerman
• κουνώ, κούνια, σουίνγκ, κουνιέμαι, μεταστροφήGreek
• svingomuziko, svingo, pendolilo, balanci, svingomuzikumiEsperanto
• mecer, columpiar, columpio, balancear, oscilaciónSpanish
• kiik, kiigedEstonian
• تابPersian
• tulos, kierre, swingi, heilauttaa, keinu, heilahdus, svengata, keinua, kiertyä, heiluttaa, väärentää, heilautus, swing, hoitaa, pyöräyttää, heilua, roikkua, heilahtaa, keinuttaaFinnish
• swing, balancer, swinguer, balançoire, revirement, osciller, se balancer, balancementFrench
• luascánIrish
• झूलाHindi
• leng, lóg, hinta, himbálózikHungarian
• sveiflast, róla, sveifla, hangaIcelandic
• altalena, oscillare, ondeggiare, altalenare, andare sull’altalenaItalian
• ブランコ, 鞦韆, 揺さぶる, 揺れる, 振れるJapanese
• 그네Korean
• جۆلانه‌Kurdish
• schaukelenLuxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
• suptisLithuanian
• šūpolesLatvian
• kautārere, tārere, kōpiupiuMāori
• лулашка, нишалка, замав, лула, се лула, виси, ниша, свинг, се нишаMacedonian
• huske, disse, gyngeNorwegian
• schommelDutch
• disse, gynge, huskeNorwegian Nynorsk
• huśtawkaPolish
• balanço, [[andar]] [[de]] [[baloiço]], balançarPortuguese
• balansa, legănaRomanian
• замах, взмах, свинг, качаться, размах, качели, раскачиватьсяRussian
• ljuljaškaSerbo-Croatian
• gunga, svingaSwedish
• ఉయ్యాల, ఊయలTelugu
• salıncakTurkish
• pendülömVolapük

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