🔍 牛津詞典
🔍 朗文詞典
🔍 劍橋詞典
🔍 柯林斯詞典
🔍 麥美倫詞典
🔍 韋氏詞典 🎯
檢索以下詞典：
(Mr. Ng 不推薦使用 Google 翻譯！)
最近搜尋：
- Subsume 53
- Play 68
- Pain 209
- boomkin 6
- cheddar 45
- creeper 38
- realisation 28
- gybe 36
- luddite 3
- Fleet Street 54
- biodegradable 79
- Prosperity 97
- stop 276
- bring-and-buy sale 47
- coronal 39
- alms 55
- blaze 336
- core 111
- infiltration 1
- shy away from 16
- gravelled 28
- merchantability 3
- compromising 73
- carbon 346
- Attest 14
- filling station 46
- fade out 37
- cleft palate 33
- figure 336
- depreciable 20
- fall in with 34
- instance 339
- ileum 85
- Polystyrene 12
- operand 4
- purple 348
- distracting 90
- barker 122
- because of 29
- advisedly 27
- Implant 23
- granola 46
- aspergilloses 2
- dryer 48
- phreaker 6
- graduated 47
- pushover 42
- saturated 127
- thankful 134
- slump 174
- cell 321
- befit 52
- crash course 28
- emigrant 130
- constituency 90
- chambermaid 60
- misconception 61
- CONVEY 30
- access time 39
- bank 160
- clotting 37
- speak out 29
- bolognese 39
- impassive 58
- fustiest 19
- lovingly 34
- haberdashery 59
- island 332
- desecration 57
- egret 34
- autocrat 56
- blasty 6
- Tremor 17
- gentrified 30
- amatory 35
- ripper 78
- defibrillator 55
- vibes 49
- Quote 14
- on the alert 25
- dimple 49
- buckram 46
- bleed 378
- exponentially 25
- Fusillade 27
- geology 309
- Perceive 92
- crocodile tears 48
- seat belt 56
- relocate 135
- drowsiest 21
- idiot-proof 43
- beverage 99
- classified 53
- compadre 4
- teardown 15
- audio 264
- aggravated 62
- gash 158
- gymnasial 26
- scarcity 109
- bombshell 42
- lug 130
- Actually 107
- mash 29
- lyre 23
- march 177
- expressionless 54
- Bolt 132
- fixture 104
- Subtraction 62
- Fundraiser 18
- Pinpoint 124
- hector 5
- catering 46
- almshouse 56
- flied 5
- preachy 39
- overseer 44
- wicket 86
- standpoint 289
- tokenism 92
- Footing 65
- encase 47
- chappy 43
- varied 132
- blocking 25
- desertion 54
- apropos 44
- beetle-browed 31
- castellated 36
- benefice 35
- tone poem 28
- bone marrow 57
- merriest 3
- Unequivocal 21
- fixer 54
- denominator 101
- harass 179
- stake 389
- incredulous 107
- pharmaceutical 85
- bruise 308
- velcro 26
- gearshift 54
- Nightly 17
- Week 28
- over and over 27
- carotid artery 27
- break the ice 21
- architectonics 5
- thrust 307
- vein 65
- chemise 27
- Lax 73
- inframarginal 3
- trajectory 90
- fidgety 52
- acidifies 4
- Mill 103
- recognised 48
- grinningly 18
- philomaths 13
- nuisance 315
- Sacred 34
- impeachment 38
- Entertaining 131
- dismay 146
- calfskin 55
- Art 168
- Carefully 38
- fund-raising 75
- chimney 294
- gouty 24
- chimera 49
- crammed 23
- Variation 115
- bloomers 35
- aeronautic 27
- brevities 18
- scary 43
- Correspondence 145
- compact disc 51
- photoreceptor 5
- court martial 41
- microdot 5
- conjunction 300
- sugar 33
- veneer 87
- percutaneously 3
- advantage 311
- all comers 38
- disapprobation 44
- ex officio 31
- Sale 144
- conservation 287
- inevitability 30
- personhood 4
- verbalize 138
- sorrowful 148
- flyswatter 43
- aircraftman 30
- son 228
- eyeful 43
- self-esteem 50
- Exquisite 75
- agronomically 2
- recognition 339
- acknowledgment 129
- paraplegic 3
- currently 115
- moved 8
- grinding 34
- novitiate 3
- fixed 117
- Generally 134
- denies 34
- Made 62
- Conspiracy 52
- Revolve 66
- undeniable 101
- Toil 17
- cul-de-sac 54
- pick on 39
- zoophilist 31
- lipstick 62
- loop 338
- cut-price 46
- forecourt 40
- baffling 44
- clean 172
- Majority 148
- Primate 52
- michigander 3
- big tent 31
- overtaken 6
- Defining 58
- pettish 5
- Some 139
- Crack 108
- accustomary 1
- protector 85
- ebb 164
- verbally 100
- cupboard 310
- osteoarthritis 4
- gravity 301
- aura 68
- reframe 46
- Rude 34
- Inspection 169
- schoolmate 26
- fraudulently 67
- locomotive 306
- fair trade 28
- candelabra 51
- bed and board 30
- termination 33
- birch 38
- calico 32
- Stimulation 73
- keep up with 37
- dammit 66
- upturn 18
- freeze out 45
- invoke 166
- bottom line 62
- flash back 25
- cow pie 30
- mandatory 88
- minimum 336
- out of reach 18
- Justification 52
- verbena 86
- Disastrous 158
- Cheesy 54
- biped 60
- asking 18
- mestiza 4
- ancient 293
- deadening 47
- reputational 18
- informative 59
- controversially 73
- bullionist 6
- gray 260
- admiral 64
- chamber 301
- Custom 132
- inappropriate 63
- Bit 71
- asking price 33
- classroom 47
- Skew 51
- fleabag 66
- splendor 146
- accommodation 305
- Justice 145
- solidarity 123
- dull 327
- Gravity 86
- personal 347
- cathode ray tube 45
- proofreader 44
- verbosity 126
- memoirs 4
- glaring 53
- ripple effect 37
- fundi 21
- jaguar 48
- generalist 78
- black eye 24
- female 310
- deathlike 24
- Placement 13
- Draft 157
- Tormenting 46
- ostensible 39
- tomboy 115
- holily 3
- Truancy 16
- biting 40
- scribble 139
- bushes 27
- ons 3
- change up 38
- Trolley 43
- vest 365
- coffered 21
- Despicable 40
- elementary 287
- Inadequate 141
- death toll 49
- bundled 26
- round 45
- aesthete 60
- Repent 159
- blueberry 52
- dine on 33
- round up 14
- aces 37
- flaxen 46
- chewier 14
- rejuvenating 43
- forthrightly 43
- betel nut 11
- commonsensical 24
- Hold back 11
- drop-kick 22
- Buyer 58
- region 389
- couture 114
- certification 35
- despot 54
- veteran 307
- Subway 112
- desist 45
- bowel 309
- Transplant 101
- If 91
- mdt 4
- rake 329
- Incompatible 48
- fpo 5
- Baffle 55
- volatility 38
- serenity 59
- mutinied 3
- poll 340
- Adverbial 40
- vex 315
- smoking 118
- FAITH 76
- Vampire 49
- crop top 35
- doping 53
- boxer 87
- thoroughly 177
- chromium 48
- accommodate 323
- encamp 46
- caribou 48
- conductance 80
- solace 31
- crow 368
- Inevitably 16
- chrysanthemum 52
- pest 148
- canoer 23
- balance sheet 74
- restless 280
- girn 7
- philomath 14
- bushwhack 8
- bouillon cube 38
- mammoth 130
- vinegarish 29
- smuggled 8
- good-humoured 23
- nap 296
- appeasement 63
- sharpening 39
- Litigation 122
- Bolster 21
- Palace 142
- strikeout 70
- duluth 1
- bulldog 54
- Misguiding 7
- greed 123
- coat of arms 40
- flying squad 33
- population 318
- craggier 17
- Moody 6
- bitty 100
- pectoral 3
- voluntary 339
- nettle 186
- grinders 16
- wife 168
- renew 355
- defect 391
- flatted 19
- biathlon 7
- unlucky 277
- Plot 113
- Operate 134
- wax 251
- boot camp 41
- Christian Science 31
- LIKELY 48
- Into 86
- demi- 25
- combatant 41
- id 7
- Slated 18
- cribwork 30
- cocker 25
- editorial 322
- malignancies 3
- Eyespot 16
- belief 324
- Tangle 62
- wedding 279
- cutaneous 4
- supplication 81
- commensalism 25
- eek 36
- mundane 123
- usual 361
- curmudgeonly 41
- blasphemies 17
- perfidious 4
- earthier 15
- bottle out 38
- acute 303
- extremely 300
- whoop 43
- fluid 343
- Inclusion 97
- cut-rate 29
- rubber 246
- minus 274
- structural 270
- go up 63
- womankind 115
- dimmable 17
- unease 113
- bagpipe 50
- devoid 71
- checking account 41
- metalling 3
- flagstones 17
- exoskeleton 33
- longe 3
- beauties 17
- weaken 335
- overspend 4
- Extreme 121
- wrongdoer 93
- cattail 7
- larkspur 3
- blvd. 33
- good for nothing 30
- urge 361
- supplicate 90
- recipient 48
- phoenixlike 4
- zebra 283
- reel 268
- Fornicate 25
- pacified 3
- biscuit 320
- dentist 31
- anodize 8
- flashback 128
- motivate 273
- all right 71
- Impression 149
swish
2 ENTRIES FOUND:
swishes; swished; swishing
swishes; swished; swishing
Learner's definition of SWISH
: to move with or cause (something) to move with a soft sweeping or brushing sound（使）唰唰地移动；嗖嗖地挥动
[no object]
- He watched as the windshield wipers swished back and forth.他看着雨雪刷唰唰地刮来刮去。
- The horse's tail swished back and forth.马尾嗖嗖地来回甩。
[+ object]
- The horse swished its tail back and forth.马嗖嗖地来回甩尾巴。
— swish
noun [singular]- The horse shooed the flies away with a swish of its tail.马嗖嗖地甩着尾巴赶走苍蝇。
2 swish /ˈswɪʃ/ adjective
2 swish
/ˈswɪʃ/
adjective
Learner's definition of SWISH
British, informal
swished; swishing; swishes
: to move, pass, swing, or whirl with the sound of a swish
swisher noun
plural swishes
: smart, fashionable
Synonyms
Example Sentences
Verb He watched as the windshield wipers swished back and forth. The horse's tail swished back and forth. The horse swished its tail back and forth. Noun the steady swish of the windshield wipers the mare brushed away the flies with a sweeping swish of her tail Adjective a trendy boutique filled with swish accessories for the urban fashionista See More
Recent Examples on the Web
Jamie Kim, Good Housekeeping, 2 June 2022 With tongs, quickly transfer the blanched asparagus to the prepared ice water bath and swish them around; repeat with the remaining asparagus. Christian Reynoso, San Francisco Chronicle, 27 May 2022 Thread the chain-connector quick link on your chain tool (use pliers for a connecting pin), and swish in the liquid wax bath for a minute, then set it aside to cool. Joe Lindsey, Outside Online, 6 Nov. 2020 Tiny, transparent sea angels that swish up and down the water column with winged strokes. Tara Duggan, San Francisco Chronicle, 29 Mar. 2022 The Oscars used to be one of the few times viewers could see a moving Tom Hanks speech and watch the world’s biggest stars swish down the red carpet in designer gowns. Ryan Faughnder, Los Angeles Times, 25 Mar. 2022 Scrap all that, because Morris’ shot did swish cleanly through the net. Ron Kroichick, San Francisco Chronicle, 17 Feb. 2022 Run herbs under running water or swish through a bowl of cool water. Washington Post, 9 Aug. 2021 After watching Murray swish a clutch, step-back, 27-foot 3-pointer over his outstretched arm, Milwaukee’s Giannis Antetokounmpo turned back to give the Spurs point guard what appeared to be a look of appreciation and respect. Tom Orsborn, San Antonio Express-News, 31 Oct. 2021 Scott Cacciola, New York Times, 8 June 2017 That goes especially for star Johnny Depp, whose Captain Jack Sparrow remains an unchanging and buffoonish blend of swash and swish. Robert W. Butler, kansascity.com, 24 May 2017 Swish swish sounds like it is written by 8 yr old kid or Donald Trump. Gil Kaufman, Billboard, 23 May 2017 In a hurricane, those waves can come in quick, short bursts as powerful thunderstorms around the storm’s eye wall swish air up and down like a plunger in a toilet bowl. Jenny Staletovich, miamiherald, 17 May 2017 The swish was almost inevitable from the area of the court that is his sweet spot. Bill Livingston, cleveland.com, 8 May 2017 The icing on the cake was the little details that matter: the follow through, the curling down of fingers, the backspin, the holding of the follow through — and of course, the swish. Mirin Fader, Orange County Register, 1 Feb. 2017 Becky Krystal, Washington Post, 22 Aug. 2022 Seafarers in Spain just got a swish new place to dock their superyachts. Rachel Cormack, Robb Report, 20 July 2022 The Alpine portion—you’ll sleep and eat on the swish train—takes you through Slovenia, the Brenner Pass, and the valleys of Austria and Switzerland, with stops at various cities, lakes, and castles. Sue Bryant, Town & Country, 17 June 2022 The enduring legacy of the pandemic is also reflected in some of the nominees, including the swish Switch seat, from Style and Design, which imagines a premium economy cabin with fewer passengers spread across armchair-like seats. Francesca Street, CNN, 18 Mar. 2022 D’Angelo Russell’s driving scoop with 3.6 seconds left, only to see Ingram’s rainbow 3 from more than 25 feet swish through the net for the win. San Francisco Chronicle, 11 Jan. 2022 The swish new boutique hotel will have 60 keys; a revival of the iconic restaurant, Olympos Naoussa (pictured); and plenty of timeless style. Nicole Trilivas, Forbes, 26 Dec. 2021 For all 17 months of her life, Yarielis Paulino-Pepin has only known the warm nest of a hospital room, where gentle lullabies tinkle amid the hum, swish, and beeping of machines keeping her alive. Amanda Milkovits, BostonGlobe.com, 24 Dec. 2021 From Emily’s swish sea-view suite to the water’s edge swimming pool and gleaming lobby, the grand residence at the tip of the Cap Ferrat peninsula encapsulates the timeless luxury of the French Riviera, Seibel says. Chrissie Mcclatchie, Condé Nast Traveler, 22 Dec. 2021 See More
Verb
Swish solution and let sit: Using a toilet brush, swish the solution around the toilet, making sure to cover any stains, and let the solution sit for up to 30 minutes. Jamie Kim, Good Housekeeping, 2 June 2022 With tongs, quickly transfer the blanched asparagus to the prepared ice water bath and swish them around; repeat with the remaining asparagus. Christian Reynoso, San Francisco Chronicle, 27 May 2022 Thread the chain-connector quick link on your chain tool (use pliers for a connecting pin), and swish in the liquid wax bath for a minute, then set it aside to cool. Joe Lindsey, Outside Online, 6 Nov. 2020 Tiny, transparent sea angels that swish up and down the water column with winged strokes. Tara Duggan, San Francisco Chronicle, 29 Mar. 2022 The Oscars used to be one of the few times viewers could see a moving Tom Hanks speech and watch the world’s biggest stars swish down the red carpet in designer gowns. Ryan Faughnder, Los Angeles Times, 25 Mar. 2022 Scrap all that, because Morris’ shot did swish cleanly through the net. Ron Kroichick, San Francisco Chronicle, 17 Feb. 2022 Run herbs under running water or swish through a bowl of cool water. Washington Post, 9 Aug. 2021 After watching Murray swish a clutch, step-back, 27-foot 3-pointer over his outstretched arm, Milwaukee’s Giannis Antetokounmpo turned back to give the Spurs point guard what appeared to be a look of appreciation and respect. Tom Orsborn, San Antonio Express-News, 31 Oct. 2021 Noun
After Kyle Korver of the Cavaliers missed an open 3-pointer, Durant spotted up from the top of the arc — swish — for a 114-113 lead. Scott Cacciola, New York Times, 8 June 2017 That goes especially for star Johnny Depp, whose Captain Jack Sparrow remains an unchanging and buffoonish blend of swash and swish. Robert W. Butler, kansascity.com, 24 May 2017 Swish swish sounds like it is written by 8 yr old kid or Donald Trump. Gil Kaufman, Billboard, 23 May 2017 In a hurricane, those waves can come in quick, short bursts as powerful thunderstorms around the storm’s eye wall swish air up and down like a plunger in a toilet bowl. Jenny Staletovich, miamiherald, 17 May 2017 The swish was almost inevitable from the area of the court that is his sweet spot. Bill Livingston, cleveland.com, 8 May 2017 The icing on the cake was the little details that matter: the follow through, the curling down of fingers, the backspin, the holding of the follow through — and of course, the swish. Mirin Fader, Orange County Register, 1 Feb. 2017 Adjective
To clean greens, swish in cool water to remove dirt or silt, lift out, drain well and dry in clean towels or a salad spinner. Becky Krystal, Washington Post, 22 Aug. 2022 Seafarers in Spain just got a swish new place to dock their superyachts. Rachel Cormack, Robb Report, 20 July 2022 The Alpine portion—you’ll sleep and eat on the swish train—takes you through Slovenia, the Brenner Pass, and the valleys of Austria and Switzerland, with stops at various cities, lakes, and castles. Sue Bryant, Town & Country, 17 June 2022 The enduring legacy of the pandemic is also reflected in some of the nominees, including the swish Switch seat, from Style and Design, which imagines a premium economy cabin with fewer passengers spread across armchair-like seats. Francesca Street, CNN, 18 Mar. 2022 D’Angelo Russell’s driving scoop with 3.6 seconds left, only to see Ingram’s rainbow 3 from more than 25 feet swish through the net for the win. San Francisco Chronicle, 11 Jan. 2022 The swish new boutique hotel will have 60 keys; a revival of the iconic restaurant, Olympos Naoussa (pictured); and plenty of timeless style. Nicole Trilivas, Forbes, 26 Dec. 2021 For all 17 months of her life, Yarielis Paulino-Pepin has only known the warm nest of a hospital room, where gentle lullabies tinkle amid the hum, swish, and beeping of machines keeping her alive. Amanda Milkovits, BostonGlobe.com, 24 Dec. 2021 From Emily’s swish sea-view suite to the water’s edge swimming pool and gleaming lobby, the grand residence at the tip of the Cap Ferrat peninsula encapsulates the timeless luxury of the French Riviera, Seibel says. Chrissie Mcclatchie, Condé Nast Traveler, 22 Dec. 2021 See More Word History
Etymology
Verb
imitative
Adjective
origin unknown
First Known Use
Verb
1756, in the meaning defined at intransitive sense
Noun
1820, in the meaning defined at sense 1a
Adjective
1766, in the meaning defined above
Time Traveler
The first known use of swish was in 1756 👨🏻🏫 Mr. Ng 韋氏詞典 📚 – mw.mister5️⃣.net
切換為繁體中文