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"swinge" in English

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"swinge" in English
swing{masculine}
swing- swing
"swinge" in Spanish
swing{noun}
vaivén- oscilación- columpio- desplazamiento- cambio- arco que describe un objeto que oscila- golpe- swing- hamaca- swing- oscilación- viraje- gira corta
to swing{verb}
mecerse- columpiarse- columpiar- balancearse- balancear- zarandear- bornear- bambolear- bambolearse- bascular- desplazarse- hamacar
to swing{transitive verb}
hacer oscilar- blandir- rebolear- arreglar
to swing{intransitive verb}
oscilar- hamacarse- girar- doblar- cambiar- tener swing- estar muy animado
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TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
swing{masculine}
swing
swing{noun} (in golf, boxing)
su música no tiene swing
there's no swing in their music
tener el swing cortado
to have a hitch in one's swing
swing
swing{noun} [mus.]
su música no tiene swing
there's no swing in their music
tener el swing cortado
to have a hitch in one's swing
swing{noun}
swing(also: seesaw)
vaivén{m}
the to and fro swing of the pendulum
el vaivén del péndulo
another swing in fashions
otro vaivén de la moda
For precisely this reason we must protect our currency against future economic swings with an appropriate legislative framework.
Precisamente por esta razón tenemos que proteger nuestra moneda de los vaivenes económicos mediante un marco legislativo apropiado.
swing(also: oscillation, sway, flicker, fluctuation)
oscilación{f}
You can avoid wide swings in volume in a piece of music by reducing the difference between the loudest and softest sounds.
Puede evitar las grandes oscilaciones de volumen en un fragmento musical reduciendo la diferencia entre los sonidos más altos y los más bajos.
swing
columpio{m}
swing
desplazamiento{m} (del voto)
In recent years, there has also been a big swing in popularity towards organic products among consumers.
En los últimos años, también ha habido un gran desplazamiento de popularidad hacia los productos orgánicos entre los consumidores.
swing(also: bureau de change, change, changeover, small change)
cambio{m}
Mr President, the European aviation industry is in full swing and is experiencing exciting times.
Señor Presidente, el sector europeo de la aviación se encuentra en pleno proceso de cambio y está viviendo unos momentos apasionantes.
The general swing now towards partial decoupling weakens what could have been a bold move on the Commission's part.
El actual giro general hacia un desacoplamiento parcial debilita lo que podría haber sido un gran cambio por parte de la Comisión.
I do not believe that this House should change its mind according to the mood-swings in the Council.
A mi juicio, sin embargo, el Parlamento Europeo no debe cambiar su opinión según los mutables cambios de humor del Consejo.
swing
arco que describe un objeto que oscila{noun}
swing(also: buffet, bump, knock, stroke)
golpe{m}
swing
swing{m}
there's no swing in their music
su música no tiene swing
to have a hitch in one's swing
tener el swing cortado
swing
hamaca{f} [SAm.]
swing
swing{m} [mus.]
there's no swing in their music
su música no tiene swing
to have a hitch in one's swing
tener el swing cortado
swing
oscilación{f} [sports]
You can avoid wide swings in volume in a piece of music by reducing the difference between the loudest and softest sounds.
Puede evitar las grandes oscilaciones de volumen en un fragmento musical reduciendo la diferencia entre los sonidos más altos y los más bajos.
swing
viraje{m} [pol.]
a swing to the Democrats of 4%
un viraje del 4% en favor de los demócratas
to swing around
dar un viraje
swing
gira corta{f}
to swing[swung · swung] {verb}
to swing(also: to rock, to sway)
mecerse {r. v.}
to swing
columpiarse {r. v.}
to swing
columpiar[columpiando · columpiado] {v.i.}
Four performers tied to bungees swing, drop and fly in the air in ways that defy gravity.
Cuatro artistas unidos a cuerdas elásticas saltan y se columpian en el aire desafiando la gravedad.
to swing(also: to balance, to oscillate)
balancearse {r. v.}
to swing
balancear[balanceando · balanceado] {v.t.}
to swing(also: to buffet, to shake up, to shake, to toss)
zarandear[zarandeando · zarandeado] {vb}
to swing(also: to bend, to twist)
bornear[borneando · borneado] {vb}
to swing(also: to dangle, to dandle)
bambolear[bamboleando · bamboleado] {v.t.}
to swing
bambolearse {vb} (objeto colgante)
to swing
bascular[basculando · basculado] {v.i.} (oscilar)
to swing(also: to shift)
desplazarse {vb} (voto)
to swing
hamacar {v.t.} [SAm.] (columpiar)
to swing[swung · swung] {transitive verb}
to swing(also: to dangle)
hacer oscilar {vb}
to swing(also: to brandish, to wield, to flourish, to shake)
blandir[blandiendo · blandido] {vb}
to swing
rebolear {vb}
to swing(also: to amend, to tidy, to titivate, to straighten up)
arreglar[arreglando · arreglado] {vb}
to swing[swung · swung] {intransitive verb}
to swing(also: to oscillate)
oscilar[oscilando · oscilado] {v.i.}
The pendulum had to swing back in favour of the consumer to a more reasonable, balanced position.
El péndulo ha oscilado a favor del consumidor, adoptando así una posición más razonable y equilibrada.
Our century, which has swung between the red plague and the black plague, has not experienced too much of the brown plague, or of massacred childhoods.
Nuestro siglo, que oscila entre la peste roja y la peste negra, ha conocido demasiado bien la peste marrón; ha conocido demasiado bien las infancias masacradas.
to swing
hamacarse {vb} [SAm.]
to swing(also: to draw, to go around, to spin, to swivel)
girar[girando · girado] {vb}
to swing around
hacer girar en redondo
to swing around
girar en redondo
The general swing now towards partial decoupling weakens what could have been a bold move on the Commission's part.
El actual giro general hacia un desacoplamiento parcial debilita lo que podría haber sido un gran cambio por parte de la Comisión.
to swing(also: to bend, to dub, to fold, to go around)
doblar[doblando · doblado] {vb}
to swing(also: to alter, to change over, to vary, to barter)
cambiar[cambiando · cambiado] {vb}
to swing sb's opinions around
hacer cambiar de opinión a algn
Mr President, the European aviation industry is in full swing and is experiencing exciting times.
Señor Presidente, el sector europeo de la aviación se encuentra en pleno proceso de cambio y está viviendo unos momentos apasionantes.
I do not believe that this House should change its mind according to the mood-swings in the Council.
A mi juicio, sin embargo, el Parlamento Europeo no debe cambiar su opinión según los mutables cambios de humor del Consejo.
to swing
tener swing {vb} [coll.]
to swing(also: to sparkle)
estar muy animado {vb}

SYNONYMS
Synonyms (English) for "swing":
swing
baseball swing- cut- dangle- drop- get around- golf shot- golf stroke- jive- lilt- sway- sweep- swing music- swing out- swing over- swinging

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