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Significados de swoosh em inglês

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Move with or cause to move with a whistling or hissing sound.

farfalhar

The noise produced by the sudden rush of a fluid (a gas or liquid)

Sinônimos
Examples for "whoosh"
Examples for "whoosh"
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They love to spend long days together, watching the trains whoosh past.
The Daily Telegraph
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Add the wine and leave it to whoosh and evaporate a bit.
The Guardian
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The pirate went down with a whoosh of air and lay still.
The Runaway Asteroid
4
To get the whoosh in, I actually shot arrows into a turkey.
Wired
5
I heard a whoosh, a thud, then the object continued thundering downhill.
Speaking in Bones
Uso de swoosh em inglês
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Public benefit and commercial calculation are thus reconciled in one big swoosh.
The Guardian
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When you first entered the room, you got a 'swoosh' of energy.
The ghost chronicles
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Balmy weather and swoosh logos - it can only be the Masters.
The Irish Times
4
Battle of the Corbyn T-shirts Nike swoosh v the winning Run DMC.
The Guardian
5
A hole in the rear floor let winter swoosh along with us.
Black Deutschland
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She heard the soft swoosh of the blades rising out of the water.
The lake
7
I could just make out the swoosh of the Nike label.
Don't blink
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There is just a swoosh of reeds swaying in the wind.
Reuters
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Aria felt a swoosh of something- amixof intimacy and discomfort.
Perfect
10
Is it time for investors to swoosh in or slalom over to another stock?
Reuters
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You hold down the shutter and swoosh the camera across the scene before you.
Wired
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Tanis felt the rush of a large body swoosh past him in the darkness.
Dragons of autumn twilight
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The ad ends with the image of a Nike swoosh.
Reuters
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It is just a surprise there is no Nike swoosh.
The Guardian
15
I let my tail swoosh loosely along the ground, but she turned her back.
And the rat laughed
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The All Star Modern HTM is the first shoe they've designed without a swoosh.
Wired
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Translations for swoosh
Swoosh ao longo do tempo