Meanings of take a swipe in English

It's logical the activist should take a swipe at Son's hugely undervalued empire.

She tries to take a swipe at Gittes with her purse.

It would take a swipe from a whale's tail to knock this loose.

I take a swipe at the voices; an inhuman sound escapes my throat.

No opportunity to take a swipe at working parents was missed by either correspondent.

I'll take a swipe at the appendage as it attacks.

Mr Trump, however, used his speech to take a swipe at the forum of nations.

In doing so, she couldn't resist the temptation to take a swipe at the ARA.

I heard you also take a swipe at religious leaders who have criticized the government and the ANC.

Mr Trump later shared a video of her speech on Twitter and appeared to take a swipe at the teen.

It was tempting to take a swipe at it, but it was ludicrous to vent his frustration on a hologram.

Holden knew that if he shouted in alarm, the man might take a swipe at it with his hand without thinking.

When MPs leave the EFF, they tend to take a swipe at the party leader rather than go quietly into the sunset.

One of them got close enough to take a swipe at me with a clawed hand, and I decided enough was enough.

Although proving difficult to directly interpret, the sentiments expressed in the ex-president's native language seem to take a swipe at the current government.

Then, every so often, they unroll their sleeves and take a swipe at one another, just to establish the pecking order. She paused.