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swing

 
 
/swɪŋ/ noun [C]

Translation

FOR CHILDREN a chair hanging on two ropes that children sit on and swing backwards and forwards
salıncak
1492
HIT an attempt to hit someone
vurma, darbe, saldırma, savurma
Isn't that the boy Mark took a swing at (= tried to hit)?183583
CHANGE a sudden change
anî değişim, beklenmedik başkalaşım
He suffered terrible mood swings.2326
be in full swing If an event is in full swing, everything has started and there is a lot of activity.
en hengâmeli zamanında olmak, en civcivli/hareketli anında olmak; başını kaşıyamayacak durumda olmak
By ten o'clock, the party was in full swing.1359
(Definition of swing noun from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish © Cambridge University Press)

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