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Significados de swot en inglés

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To study intensively, as before an exam.

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An insignificant student who is ridiculed as being affected or boringly studious.

Uso de swot en inglés
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He is, in other words, that person mocked by Johnson: a swot.
The Guardian
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He was the clear winner, beating loyal swot Hermione Granger into second place.
The Guardian
3
You fellows swot, and I sit in the orchestra chairs.
The Young Seigneur / Or, Nation-Making
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Even though he was a bit of a swot and not much good at games.
Eyeless in Gaza
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Second and most importantly, I'm going to swot up on all the world history I can.
The Irish Times
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Perhaps it is time for Kevin Keegan to swot up on some of Lombardi's famed one-liners.
The Irish Times
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He's an awful chap to make you swot.
The Tree of Heaven
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The five-day trip gives you the chance to swot up on the history of a fascinating city.
The Guardian
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Asked how many people were likely to fail the higher standard, Dutton suggests they'll swot up and pass:
The Guardian
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As he had done in his swot spot in boxing, Morrie made us think and behave like winners.
The power of one
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It would be an awful swot to keep it up-lookingout the words and all that.)
The Wouldbegoods: Being the Further Adventures of the Treasure S...
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I shall spend my life looking after the property, and there's no particular need to swot for that.
A College Girl
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Because Adams minor (another swot) says it doesn't.
South Wind
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That riesling is the class swot.
The Guardian
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He is the kind of person that Mr Johnson likes to describe as "a girly swot".
The Guardian
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No wonder the guests in the green room before the show swot over notes like students before an exam.
The Irish Times
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Translations for swot
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Swot a través del tiempo