0 to crush (a fly etc) by slapping it with something flat -- připlácnout
1 an act of swatting -- úder plácačkou
He gave the wasp a swat.
Swat lies just 30 miles to the north, with the main road to that troubled valley running straight through town.
Swat is rich in mineral wealth, but the discovered commodities are a few.
When a territorial dispute occurs, they vocalize, swat, and can sometimes sit on or even ride the back of their opponents.
I'm not even going to swat that fly.
They vainly attempt to hold off the spiders with their shoes or whatever swat-material they can find.
However, it is dangerous to swat aside the press and the press comment because, after all, it is the expression of the grave concerns that exist among the public.
To use the full weight of company law in order to regulate small private companies is to use a sledgehammer to swat a fly.
Black bears rarely attack when confronted by humans, and usually limit themselves to making mock charges, emitting blowing noises and swatting the ground with their forepaws.
