Mexican Spanish Meaning of swings
columpios
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Definitions and Meaning of swings in English
swings
to influence decisively, an act or instance of swinging, to hit at something with a sweeping movement, to move along rhythmically, jazz that is played (as by a big band) with a steady beat and that uses the harmonic structures of popular songs and the blues as a basis for improvisations and arrangements, a seat suspended by a rope or chains for swinging to and fro on for pleasure, to face or move in another direction, to play or sing with a lively compelling rhythm, to engage freely in sex, to play swing music, to shift or fluctuate from one condition, form, position, or object of attention or favor to another, an often periodic shift from one condition, form, position, or object of attention or favor to another, liberty of action, to play or sing (something, such as a melody) in the style of swing music, of or relating to musical swing, to have a steady pulsing rhythm, the distance that something swings, the progression of an activity, process, or phase of existence, to move quickly in a sweeping curve, to cause to face or move in another direction, to convey by suspension, to die by hanging, to cause to sway to and fro, the regular movement of a freely suspended object (such as a pendulum) along an arc and back, to hang or be hung so as to permit swaying or turning, jazz dancing in moderate tempo with a lilting syncopation, to turn on a hinge or pivot, a short pass in football thrown to a back running to the outside, the arc or range through which something swings, to hit or aim at something with a sweeping arm movement, a stroke or blow delivered with a sweeping arm movement, to sway or cause to sway to and fro or turn on an axis or hinge, that may swing often decisively either way on an issue or in an election, a sudden change in state or condition, to start up in a smooth vigorous manner, a steady vigorous movement characterizing an activity or creative work, a course beginning and ending at the same point, to bring around by influence, something that swings freely from or on a support, to convey oneself by grasping a fixed support, to suspend so as to permit swaying or turning, a course from and back to a point, a swinging seat usually hung by ropes or chains, to hang freely from a support, back and forth sweep, a swinging movement, blow, or rhythm, to move in or describe a circle or arc, to be lively, exciting, and up-to-date, to move freely to and fro especially in suspension from an overhead support, to move along with free swaying movements, the driving power of something swung or hurled, a sweeping or rhythmic movement of the body or a bodily part, steady pulsing rhythm (as in poetry or music), to hang freely from support, to handle successfully, to turn in place, a trend toward a high or low point in a fluctuating cycle (as of business activity), to change quickly between extremes, an act of swinging, to cause to turn on an axis, a curving course or outline, a dance figure in which two dancers revolve with joined arms or hands, to cause to move vigorously through a wide arc or circle, steady vigorous advance
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columpios
to influence decisively, an act or instance of swinging, to hit at something with a sweeping movement, to move along rhythmically, jazz that is played (as by a
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