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s’abonner
schwimmen
английский
английский
немецкий
немецкий

I. swim <swam [or австрал. also swum], swum, -mm-> [swɪm] ГЛ. неперех.

1. swim СПОРТ:

swim
schwimmen <schwamm, geschwommen>
to swim under sth

2. swim уничиж. (be immersed):

to swim in sth food
in etw дат. schwimmen
to swim with tears eyes

3. swim:

swim (whirl)
swim (be dizzy)

II. swim <swam [or австрал. also swum], swum, -mm-> [swɪm] ГЛ. перех.

1. swim (cross):

to swim sth

2. swim (do):

III. swim [swɪm] СУЩ.

1. swim (in water):

swim
Schwimmen ср. <-s> kein pl
to have [or go for] a swim

2. swim ИНФОРМ.:

swim
Schwimmen ср. <-s>

Выражения:

to be in/out of the swim

ˈswim cap СУЩ.

swim cap
Bademütze ж. <-, -n>
swim cap
Badekappe ж. <-, -n>
swim cap
Badehaube ж. австр.

ˈswim team СУЩ. америк.

swim team

swim-up ПРИЛ. неизм.

a swim-up bar

ˈswim blad·der СУЩ. ЗООЛ.

swim bladder
Schwimmblase ж. <-, -n>

ˈswim trunks СУЩ.

swim trunks мн. америк.:

swim trunks
Badehose ж. <-, -n>
немецкий
немецкий
английский
английский
Schwimmblase ж. ЗООЛ.
swim bladder
gegen etw вин. anschwimmen
to swim against sth
to swim to[wards] sth
to swim sth
to swim [across] a lake
swim trunks только мн. особ. америк.
Present
Iswim
youswim
he/she/itswims
weswim
youswim
theyswim
Past
Iswam
youswam
he/she/itswam
weswam
youswam
theyswam
Present Perfect
Ihaveswum
youhaveswum
he/she/ithasswum
wehaveswum
youhaveswum
theyhaveswum
Past Perfect
Ihadswum
youhadswum
he/she/ithadswum
wehadswum
youhadswum
theyhadswum

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After all a moorhen is a sort of duck, both swim.
www.westernmorningnews.co.uk
In addition, the majority of triathlons involve open-water (outdoor) swim stages, rather than pools with lane markers.
en.wikipedia.org
For a swim first, the athletes will line up on the sand and run into the water.
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Often swim alongside the bow of vessels and frolic in the bow waves.
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When the whales attempted to take the exit path, a swarm of journalists caused them to swim back.
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