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swim

/swɪm/

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noun

/swɪm/A1formal
  • ruИмя, обозначающее процесс, спортивную дисциплину или деятельность передвижения в воде с помощью конечностей, обычно в качестве упражнения или развлечения.

A noun referring to the act, sport, or activity of moving through water by using the limbs, typically as a form of exercise or recreation.

uncountable

  1. Swimming as an activityA1formal

    The act or period of swimming for recreation or sport.

    ruПлавание

    • He went for a swim in the lake every morning.
    • A good swim can be very refreshing.
    • The kids had a long swim at the pool.

    Synonymsbathedippaddleplungesplash

  2. Fish movement or groupB2formalscientific

    A group of fish, or the act of fish moving through water.

    ruКосяк рыбы или её движение

    • A large swim of salmon migrated upstream.
    • Fishermen observed the swim of herring in the bay.
    • The swim of the tropical fish was captivating.

    Synonymsschoolshoalswimming

  3. The state of floating or moving in waterA1informal

    The activity of staying on or moving through water.

    ruПлавание

    • A quick swim in the sea cleared my mind.
    • I enjoy a leisurely swim on hot days.
    • They went for a swim after their walk.

    Synonymsbathedippaddleplunge

Forms
  • swim's comparative form
  • swims plural form
  • swims' possessive plural form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/swɪm/A1formal
  • ruГлагол, означающий передвижение в воде с помощью движений тела, особенно рук и ног.

A verb meaning to move through water by moving the body, especially the arms and legs.

irregular verb

  1. A1formalsport

    To move through water by using limbs, fins, or tail to propel oneself forward.

    ruПлавать

    • He likes to swim in the ocean.
    • She can swim across the lake without stopping.
    • They swam for fun at the beach.
  2. Be immersed or floodedB1informal

    To be covered or surrounded by a liquid, often causing difficulty or discomfort.

    ruБыть погружённым или затопленным

    • The basement was swimming in water after the flood.
    • Her eyes were swimming with tears after the emotional movie.
    • The plate swam in sauce.
  3. Feel dizzy or overwhelmedB2informal

    To experience dizziness or a sensation of spinning, often due to illness or strong emotion.

    ruКружиться

    • The room started to swim before her eyes when she stood up quickly.
    • His head was swimming with confusion after the complex explanation.
    • She felt her senses swim after hearing the shocking news.

    Synonymsreelspinwhirl

Forms
  • swum past participle
  • swam past simple
  • swimming present participle
  • swims third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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