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Meanings of swing out in English
Synonyms
Examples for "swing"
Examples for "swing"
1
Bankers believe swing days could become increasingly common given uncertain market conditions.
2
For the past decade he been its swing vote in major cases.
3
A new manager will often swing the axe to clear a path.
4
One said: Why do people need to know about their sex swing?
5
Anthony Kennedy is considered the court's decisive, swing vote on abortion cases.
1
The song is right: the Mournes do sweep down to the sea.
2
The military said it had prepared options for a Gaza ground sweep.
3
Rather, the question is: can it sweep through the other top categories?.
4
Analysts say a Democratic sweep could also bode well for emerging markets.
5
Britain's virtual sweep also included best comedy for Channel 4's The I.T.
Usage of swing out in English
1
The three men watched the tall figure swing out into the moonlight.
2
All right; if you will have it so swing out your roll.
3
A couple of cars swing out of line and snarl past him.
4
Bert managed to swing out of the line, but that was all.
5
Six women hang from silk scarves and swing out across the audience.
6
Parents, being more human than not, however, occasionally swing out at their children.
7
I don't know what he means by it, but the doors swing out.
8
I could hold the rope and swing out over the water.
9
Something that had been delicately balanced now began to swing out of true.
10
Suppose you had a rope-could you swing out of the window?
11
Armando had to continually swing out of the way to avoid getting killed.
12
With a whoop, Charlie pushed, and Sam began to swing out over the water.
13
I watched a long, curvy line swing out and in.
14
The bateau was beginning to swing out into the stream when he leaped aboard.
15
He watched the emigrant fleet swing out to emptiness and resume its valiant journey.
16
The ringmaster's whistle trilled for the successful drivers to swing out into the concourse.
This collocation consists of:
Swing out through the time
Swing out across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common