swing是什么意思

详细释义

• 0 to move easily and without interruption backwards and forwards or from one side to the other, especially from a fixed point, or to cause something or someone to do this -- 摆动，摇摆，摇晃

  • He walked briskly along swinging his rolled-up umbrella. 他摇着收起的伞步履轻快地走在路上。

  • The door swung open. 门开了。

  • I swung (the bat) and missed. 我挥动（球棒）击球，但是没有打中。

  • He swung his fist towards Ben's face. 他挥拳打向本的脸。

  • His mood swings between elation and despair. 他情绪多变，一会儿兴高采烈，一会儿又伤心绝望。

• 1 to be exciting and enjoyable -- 令人兴奋；欢快热闹

  • You need music to make a party swing. 要有音乐，晚会才会热闹。

• 2 to play music in a strong, exciting style like jazz, or (of music) to be played in this way -- （尤指爵士乐）有强烈节奏感；（乐手）演奏（尤指节奏感强烈的爵士乐）

• 3 to arrange for something to happen, by persuading people and often by acting slightly dishonestly -- （常指通过稍有些不诚实的手段）设法办成，安排

  • If you want an interview with Pedro, I could probably swing it (for you). 如果你想采访佩德罗，也许我可以帮你安排。

• 4 a swinging movement -- 摆动，摇摆，摇晃，摇荡

  • The drunk took a wild swing at Harry. 那个醉汉发狂似的挥拳向哈里打去。

  • He experiences severe mood swings (= sudden changes from one extreme mood to another). 他的情绪波动很大。

  • The party only needs a five percent swing (= needs five percent of voters to change to supporting it) to win this election. 只要再有5%的选民转而支持他们，该党就可以在选举中获胜。

• 5 a seat joined by two ropes or chains to a metal bar or a tree, on which you can sit and move backwards and forwards -- 秋千

• 6 If an event, especially a party, goes with a swing, it is very exciting and successful. -- （尤指聚会）气氛热烈，热闹非凡

  • The Festival always goes with a swing. 这个节日总是热闹非凡。

• 7 a type of dance music that was popular in the 1930s and 40s -- （流行于20世纪30和40年代的）摇摆乐