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swan

/swɒn/

Übersetzung: Großer, majestätischer Wasservogel mit langem Hals, im Erwachsenenalter meist weißem Gefieder, bekannt für seine anmutige Bewegung auf dem Wasser., Verb, das bedeutet, sich müßig, sorglos oder ziellos zu bewegen oder zu reisen, oft mit einem Anflug von Überlegenheit oder Lässigkeit.

2 Einträge

noun

/swɒn/A2formal
  • deGroßer, majestätischer Wasservogel mit langem Hals, im Erwachsenenalter meist weißem Gefieder, bekannt für seine anmutige Bewegung auf dem Wasser.

A large, stately waterbird with a long neck, typically having white adult plumage, known for its graceful movement on water.

  1. Large water birdA2formal

    A large, graceful water bird with a long neck, typically white in color, known for its elegant movements on lakes and rivers.

    deSchwan

    • A white swan glided silently across the lake.
    • We saw a family of swans swimming near the shore.
    • The swan stretched its long neck to reach the reeds.
Formen
  • swans plural form
  • swans' possessive plural form
  • swan's possessive singular form

verb

/swɒn/C1formal
  • deVerb, das bedeutet, sich müßig, sorglos oder ziellos zu bewegen oder zu reisen, oft mit einem Anflug von Überlegenheit oder Lässigkeit.

A verb meaning to move or travel in a leisurely, carefree, or aimless manner, often with a sense of superiority or nonchalance.

  1. To declare or affirm solemnlyC2formal

    To state something in a serious and formal manner, as if making a solemn promise or oath.

    deFeierlich erklären

    • He swanned that he would never betray his country.
    • The witness swanned to the truth of her statement.
    • They swanned their allegiance to the cause.

    Synonymeaffirmasseverateattestaveravowdeclareswearvow

  2. To move aimlesslyB2informalbritish

    To wander or travel without a specific purpose or destination, often in search of something.

    deZiellos umherziehen

    • She spent the afternoon swanning around the city.
    • He swanned from one job to another without any real plan.
    • They were swanning through the countryside looking for work.

    Synonymedriftgallivantmeandermoochrambleroamtraipsewander

    Antonymeremainsettlestay

  3. To sweep majesticallyC1formal

    To move in a graceful, sweeping, or dignified manner, like a swan gliding on water.

    deEinherschweben

    • The queen swanned into the ballroom, commanding everyone's attention.
    • The yacht swanned across the calm bay.
    • He swanned through the crowd with an air of superiority.

    Synonymedriftfloatglidesailsweep

Formen
  • swanned past participle
  • swanned past simple
  • swanning present participle
  • swans third person singular