swung
BrE /swʌŋ/ AmE /swʌŋ/
verb en → es
past swung pp swung ing swinging
to move or cause something to move in a regular curved path around a point, especially from side to side or up and down
balancear, oscilar, hacer balancear
- swing something
Collocations swing a door open · swing a sword
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He swung the door open and walked in.
Abrió la puerta balanceándola y entró.
to hang or be hung from a point so that you can move freely, especially to and fro; to cause something to do this
colgar, balancearse
- swing from
Collocations swing from a rope · swing from side to side
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The children were swinging from the tree branches.
Los niños se balanceaban de las ramas del árbol.
to change suddenly and completely; to cause something to do this
cambiar, transformar
- swing from one thing to another
Collocations swing from side to side · swing from one extreme to the other
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The company has swung from a loss to a profit.
La empresa ha pasado de perder dinero a ganarlo.
to change the way you vote or support someone in an election; to cause this to happen
decidirse, cambiar de opinión
- swing from one candidate to another
Collocations swing the vote · swing the election
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The swing of voters towards the Labour Party was decisive.
El cambio de los votantes hacia el Partido Laborista fue decisivo.
to hit something with a bat, stick, or similar object; to cause this to happen
golpear, dar un golpe con
- swing at
Collocations swing a bat · swing a stick
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He swung the bat and hit the ball.
Golpeó la pelota con el bate.
to drink a small amount of alcohol, especially from a glass or bottle; to cause this to happen
tomar un trago de
- swing back
Collocations swing a drink · swing a glass of wine
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He swung back his whisky and slammed the glass down.
Tomó un trago de whisky y dejó el vaso sobre la mesa.
to move in a particular direction; to cause this to happen
moverse, dirigirse hacia
- swing towards
Collocations swing towards the left · swing towards the right
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The election results are swinging towards Labour.
Los resultados de las elecciones están favoreciendo al Partido Laborista.
to hang or be hung from a point so that you can move freely, especially to and fro; to cause something to do this
balancear, balancearse
- swing somebody
Collocations swing a child on a swing · swing someone from side to side
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She swung her son around in the air.
La madre balanceó a su hijo en el aire.