swan

• Ave acuática de gran tamaño y cuello largo, de plumaje generalmente blanco en la edad adulta, conocida por su elegante movimiento en el agua. También puede referirse a la hembra de esta ave o, en sentido figurado, a una persona o cosa de gran belleza o gracia.

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.

   Cisne (ave acuática)

   • 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.

• Verbo que significa moverse o viajar de manera lenta, despreocupada o sin un propósito claro, a menudo con un aire de superioridad o descuido.

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.

   declarar solemnemente

   • 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.

   Sinónimosaffirmasseverateattestaveravowdeclareswearvow

2. To move aimlesslyB2informalbritish

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

   Vagar sin rumbo

   • 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.

   Sinónimosdriftgallivantmeandermoochrambleroamtraipsewander

   Antónimosremainsettlestay

3. To sweep majesticallyC1formal

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

   deslizarse majestuosamente

   • 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.

   Sinónimosdriftfloatglidesailsweep