breaststroke

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A swimming stroke performed by extending the arms together in front of the head and sweeping them back on either side, accompanied by a frog-like kick.

• 🇪🇸Estilo de natación en el que el nadador se coloca boca abajo, mueve los brazos simultáneamente hacia delante por debajo del agua formando un semicírculo y extiende y recoge las piernas a la vez, en un movimiento similar al de una rana.

1. Swimming stroke A2 formal sport

   A swimming stroke performed by extending the arms together in front of the head and sweeping them back on either side, accompanied by a frog-like kick.

   • She won the gold medal in the 100-meter breaststroke.
   • He is learning how to coordinate his breathing with the breaststroke.
   • The coach corrected her arm position during breaststroke practice.

   🇪🇸Brazada de pecho

• breaststrokes plural form
• breaststrokes' possessive plural form
• breaststroke's possessive singular form

A verb used to describe the act of swimming using the breaststroke style, characterized by simultaneous arm movements and a frog-like kick.

• 🇪🇸Verbo que describe la acción de nadar a braza, un estilo caracterizado por el movimiento simultáneo de los brazos y una patada de piernas similar al movimiento de una rana.

1. Swim using breaststroke B1 formal sport

   To swim using a specific style where the swimmer lies face down, extends the arms forward and outward, and kicks with the legs in a frog-like motion.

   • She breaststroked across the pool with steady rhythm.
   • He learned to breaststroke during his swimming lessons.
   • The athlete breaststroked to victory in the competition.

   🇪🇸Nadar a braza

• breaststroked past participle
• breaststroked past simple
• breaststroking present participle
• breaststrokes third person singular