swim
verb
noun
swɪm
verb
1
MOVE THROUGH WATER
在水里移动
to
move
yourself
through
water
using
your
arms
and
legs
游水,游泳; 游过
I,T
[+
in
]
We
swam
in
the
chilly
water.
我们在冰冷的水里游泳。
[+
around/across
etc
]
She
could
swim
across
the
lake.
她能游到湖对岸去。
Let’s
go
swimming
this
afternoon.
今天下午我们游泳去吧。
kids
learning
to
swim
the
backstroke
学习仰泳的孩子们
She
was
the
first
woman
to
swim
the
Channel.
她是第一个游过英吉利海峡的女性。
2
WATER ANIMALS
水中的动物
when
fish,
ducks
etc
swim,
they
move
around
the
water
using
their
tails
and
FINS
,
their
feet
etc
〔鱼、鸭子等在水里〕游动
I always + adv/prep
Tropical
fish
swam
slowly
around
in
the
tank.
热带鱼在鱼缸里慢慢地游来游去。
3
NOT THINKING/SEEING PROPERLY
思维/视觉不清
a.
if
your
head
swims,
you
start
to
feel
confused
or
that
everything
is
spinning
around
b.
if
something
you
are
looking
at
swims,
it
seems
to
be
moving
around,
usually
because
you
are
ill,
tired,
or
drunk
〔一般因生病、疲劳或醉酒而觉得眼前物体〕晃动,旋转
I
My
head
was
swimming
after
looking
at
that
screen
all
day.
我盯着那块屏幕看了一整天后觉得头昏眼花。
The
numbers
swam
before
my
eyes.
那些数字在我眼前旋转。
4
be swimming in sth
to
be
covered
by
a
lot
of
liquid
浸 (泡 )在某物里
potatoes
swimming
in
thick
gravy
浸在浓稠肉汁里的马铃薯
5
swim against the tide/current etc
to
do
or
say
things
which
are
different
from
what
most
people
do
or
say,
because
you
do
not
mind
being
different
反潮流,不随大溜;
noun
6
a
period
of
time
that
you
spend
swimming
游泳
Let’s
go
for
a
swim
.
我们游泳去吧。
7
in the swim (of things)
knowing
about
and
involved
in
what
is
happening
in
a
particular
situation
[非正式] 了解并融入某种形势的; 不脱离潮流的
informal