swinging

swinging

形容词

1. 摇摆的，摆动的 - The pendulum was swinging back and forth. (钟摆来回摆动。) - The children were swinging on the playground. (孩子们在游乐场上荡秋千。) 2. 活跃的，充满活力的 - They enjoyed the swinging nightlife of the city. (他们享受着城市的繁华夜生活。) - He was a member of the swinging sixties generation. (他是翩翩60年代的一员。) 3. （性行为）放荡的，开放的 - They were known for their swinging lifestyle. (他们以放荡的生活方式而闻名。) - The book explores the world of swinging couples. (这本书探索了情侣们的开放生活世界。)

名词

1. 摇摆，摆动 - The swing of the pendulum was mesmerizing. (钟摆的摆动令人入迷。) - The little girl was happily playing on the swing. (小女孩在秋千上快乐地玩耍。) 2. 活跃状态，繁忙状态 - The office is in full swing during the busy season. (在繁忙季节，办公室正处于忙碌状态。) - The party was in full swing when we arrived. (我们到达时，派对正在热闹进行中。)

词语辨析

swing, sway, oscillate - These words all refer to movement from side to side or back and forth. - Swing emphasizes a regular or rhythmic movement, often around a fixed point. - Sway suggests a gentle or swaying movement, often due to external force or influence. - Oscillate implies a back-and-forth movement, often in a steady and predictable manner.

词汇扩充

- swing set: 秋千架 - swing dance: 摇摆舞 - swing music: 摇摆乐 - swing vote: 关键票

近义词

- oscillating: 摆动的 - swaying: 摇摆的 - lively: 活跃的 - vibrant: 充满活力的

反义词

- still: 静止的 - motionless: 不动的

柯林斯词典

1. 形容词 - If something is swinging, it is moving regularly to and fro or from side to side about a fixed point. - If you describe something as swinging, you mean that it is lively, exciting, and fashionable. - If you describe someone as swinging, you mean that they have a modern and lively lifestyle. 2. 名词 - A swing is a seat hanging by two ropes or chains from a frame, on which someone can sit and move backwards and forwards. - If something is in full swing, it is fully developed or happening in the way that was expected. - If you say that someone's mood or behaviour is a swing, you mean that it changes suddenly and in a way that is not normal for them.

牛津词典

1. 形容词 - Moving back and forth or from side to side while or as if suspended or on a hinge. - Lively, exciting, and fashionable. - (Of popular music or jazz) performed with a strong rhythm section that emphasizes the beat, typically featuring soloists or solo passages in a band context. - (Of a person) having a modern and lively manner or lifestyle. 2. 名词 - A seat suspended by ropes or chains, on which someone may sit and swing back and forth. - Full development or great activity. - A change of mood or behaviour.

用法

- The pendulum is swinging back and forth. - They enjoyed the swinging nightlife of the city. - The office is in full swing during the busy season. - The party was in full swing when we arrived.

例句

1. The swing of the pendulum was mesmerizing. (钟摆的摆动令人入迷。)
2. The little girl was happily playing on the swing. (小女孩在秋千上快乐地玩耍。)
3. He enjoyed the swinging rhythm of the jazz music. (他喜欢爵士乐的摇摆节奏。)
4. The fashion industry is always looking for the next swinging trend. (时尚界总是在寻找下一个时髦的潮流。)
5. They were known for their swinging lifestyle. (他们以放荡的生活方式而闻名。)
6. The swing set in the park is always popular with children. (公园里的秋千架总是受到孩子们的喜爱。)
7. The project is in full swing and progressing smoothly. (该项目正在如火如荼地进行，并且进展顺利。)
8. Her mood can sometimes be a swing, going from happy to sad in an instant. (她的情绪有时会很忽变，一瞬间从快乐变成悲伤。)
9. He has a swinging lifestyle, always attending parties and events. (他过着充满活力的生活，总是参加派对和活动。)
10. The ship swayed gently in the calm sea. (船在平静的海面上轻轻摇摆。)
11. The crowd sways to the rhythm of the music. (人群随着音乐的节奏摇摆。)
12. The pendulum oscillates back and forth. (钟摆来回摆动。)
13. The old clock on the wall oscillates with a soothing tick-tock. (墙上的老钟以舒缓的嘀嗒声摆动。)