swing-glass
1>    , 

swing-music
1>     

swing-off
1>  ()

swing-plough
1> _-.  

swing-round
1>  
_Ex:
there has been a complete swing-round in public opinion 
    

swing-span
1> _.  

swing-wing
1> _.    
2> _.     

swingaround
1> _.  " "    (180
)
2> _.   (  
     )

swinge
1> _. , 

swingeing
1> _. 
_Ex:
swingeing majority  
_Ex:
swingeing damages  
_Ex:
swingeing lie  
2> _. ,  ( )
3> _. _. ;   

swinger
1> _. 
2>  
3> _. 
4> _.  ;  "  "

swinging
1> ; ; 
_Ex:
swinging tray      ( 
,   . .)
2> _.    ( , )
_Ex:
swinging space  
3> _.  ();  ( )
4> , 
_Ex:
swinging motion  
5> _. , 
6> _. ;   
7> _. ;    ,
   . .
8> _. , 
9> _. , 

swinging-boom
1> _. 
2> _.   ()

swingle
1> _-. 
2> _-.  (, )
3> _. _. ; ,   ;
,      
_Ex:
the swingles  

swingometer
1> ; ,     


swingover
1>   ,   . .; 
  

swinish
1> , ; ; , 

swink
1> _.  

swipe
1> _.  
2> _. ,     (.  )
3> _. ; ; 
4>  ()
5> , 
6> _.   
_Ex:
to swipe at the ball    
_Ex:
he swiped the ball into the field     
_Ex:
he did not enjoy being swiped at in the local paper  
,       
7> . 
_Ex:
he swiped my watch    
8>    ,  

swipes
1> .  .  . .: _.  , ; ,
  . .

swirl
1> , ; 
_Ex:
a swirl of water   
_Ex:
a swirl of dust  
_Ex:
swirls of smoke  
_Ex:
in the swirl of modern life    
2>  (), 
3>    
_Ex:
her hat had a swirl of lace round it    
 
4> ,  ( )
5>   
_Ex:
to swirl the dust away   
_Ex:
the withered leaves were swirled round by the wind 
  
6>   ; ,  
_Ex:
the dust swirled through the air   
 
7>  
_Ex:
my head swirls    
8> , 
_Ex:
her hat was swirled with lace     

swirly
1> ; 

swish
1>  (,   . .,  )
2> , 
_Ex:
the swish of silk  
3> 
4>  
5> _. 
6> _. , 
7>    
_Ex:
the racers swished by     
8> 
_Ex:
to swish a cane  
_Ex:
the horse swished its tail   
9>  ()
10> , 

swish off
1> ,   
_Ex:
to swish off the head of a thistle ( ) 
 
2>   
_Ex:
to swish off to catch a bus  ()  

Swiss
1> ; 
_Ex:
the Swiss _. 
2> (s.) - (. Swiss muslin)
_Ex:
dotted Swiss     ( , 
 . .)
3> _.  
4> 
_Ex:
Swiss cheese  
_Ex:
Swiss cottage ,    
_Id:
Swiss admiral 
_Id:
Swiss roll   

Swiss chard
1> _. ,   (Beta vulgaris  cicla)

Swiss Guards
1>  - ( ; . 
 )

switch
1> ; 
2>  ;  ( )
3>   ()
4>  ; 
_Ex:
the switch of a cane    
5> ; ; 
6> ; ,  (   . .)
_Ex:
that is a switch ()   
7> _. ; 
_Ex:
main switch  
_Ex:
knife switch 
_Ex:
change-tune switch _.  
8> _.  (. group switch)
9> _. 
10> _-. 
11> _-.  
12>  ( , )
13> _. _.  
14> _.     
15>       

_Ex:
switch dealer     
_Id:
switch and spurs  ,   
16> ,    
17> , 
_Ex:
to switch one's whip  
18>   
_Ex:
to switch one's head round  ()  
_Ex:
to switch smth. out of smb.'s hand  -. 
-.  
_Ex:
she switched the cloth off the table   
 
19>  (   . .; . switch off)
_Ex:
to switch the conversation (from one subject to another)
  (    )
_Ex:
he switched the conversation off to their future  
   
_Ex:
to switch one's attention to...   ...
_Ex:
if the demand for refrigerators fell off, the factory could
be switched to the production of washing-machines  
  ,     
 
20> _.  
_Ex:
to switch one's forces   ( 
  )
_Ex:
to switch fire  
21> _. _. ();
()
_Ex:
to switch places  
22>  (,  )
23> _. , 
24> _-.    
_Ex:
to switch a train on to a branch line   
 
25> _. ,  ( )
26> ,  (, )

switch around
1> ; 
_Ex:
they are always redecorating the rooms and switching
the furniture around     
 

switch knife
1>  ;   

switch line
1> _.    

switch off
1>  
_Ex:
to switch off the light  
2>   
_Ex:
I was switched off  
3>  
_Ex:
don't switch off   
4>  
5>  , 
6>  (   . .);   
_Ex:
he began in English and then switched off to Japanese  
 -,      
7>  , 

switch on
1> 
_Ex:
to switch on the light  
2>   
_Ex: "I have a caller from London on the line" - "All
right, switch him on" "  " - ",
"
3>  , 
4> ;   
_Ex:
alcohol, drugs, pop-music switch people on ,
, -  
5>    ;  ( 
)
6> _.   ,   ; 
 

switch over
1> 
_Ex:
petrol pumps have been switched over to show decimal values
      
_Ex:
their aim is to switch the whole district over to natural
gas          
2> , 
_Ex:
to switch over to another wavelength _.  
 
_Ex:
to switch over to electric and diesel traction  
   
_Ex:
Peter switched over to teaching   
 

switch position
1> _.  

switch round
1> , 
_Ex:
they switch the young trainees round between departments
       

switch tender
1> _. 

switch through
1>    
_Ex:
operator, would you mind switching this call through to
Extension 779? , ,  
   779

switch trading
1> _.   

switch-grass
1> _.  (Panicum virgatum)

switch-room
1> _.  

switchback
1> _.     
2> _.     

switchback universe
1> _.  

switchblade knife
1>  ;   

switchboard
1> _.  ;  
2> 
_Ex:
switchboard operator 
_Ex:
to operate the switchboard   

switchbox
1> _.  

switched-off
1> , 
_Ex:
he's the most switched-off guy you ever met  
   

switched-on
1> _. ,    
_Ex:
fashions for switched-on people   
2> _. ;  

switchel
1> _.      (   
,   )

switcher
1> _.  
2> _. 

switcheroo
1> _. _.  ; ,  


switchette
1> _.  

switchgear
1> _.  ;  

switching
1> _. , 
2> _. _-.  
3> 
_Ex:
you deserve a good switching     

switching-on
1> _. 

switching-out
1> _. 

switching-over
1> _. 

switchman
1> 

switchover
1>   ,   . .; 
   
2>  (    . .)
_Ex:
he made a switchover to teaching in mid-career  
     

switchplug
1> _. 

switchy
1> _.   

switchyard
1> _. _-.  ;  

Switzers
1>  - ( ; . 
 )

swivel
1> _. ,  
2> ,   
3>    ;   
_Ex:
to swivel smth. to smth.  -. 

swivel-bridge
1>  

swivel-chair
1>  
_Id:
swivel-chair warrior _. _. ;  ()


swivel-eyed
1> _. , ; 

swivel-gun
1> _.    
2> _. _. 

swivel-hipped
1>   ;  ; 
 (.  )

swivet
1> _. _.  
_Ex:
to be in a swivet   ;   

swiz
1> _.  
2> _. 

swizzle
1> _.      ,  
 
2> _. 
3>   
4> _.  
5> _. 

swizzle stick
1>     

swob
1> 
2> ,  ()
3> _. 
4> _. 
_Ex:
to take a swob  
5> 
6> _. ;  
7> _. _.  
8> _. _. 
9> _. 
10> _. 
11>  
_Ex:
to swob (down) the decks _.  
_Ex:
the place was freshly swobbed out and disinfected  
       
12> ,  (. swob out)
13>  
_Ex:
to swob the wound with iodine   

swollen
1> , ; , 
_Ex:
swollen eyes  
_Ex:
swollen lids  
_Ex:
swollen river  
2> ;   (   . .)
_Ex:
swollen estimate  
_Ex:
swollen budget  
3> , , 
_Ex:
to have (to suffer from) a swollen head  
4> ,  ( )
5> _p-p.  swell

swollen-headed
1> ,  , 

swoon
1> 
_Ex:
to go off in a swoon, to fall into a swoon   
2> . _.  , 
3>   
4>  ( )
5> _.   ,   
_Ex:
the ladies were swooning with joy   
 

swooning
1> 

swoop
1>   (   )
2>  , 
_Ex:
influenza came down upon me with a swoop  
() 
3> _.  
_Id:
at one (fell) swoop   () 
4> (. swoop down) ,  ; ,

_Ex:
the eagle swooped down on its prey    
 
5>  
_Ex:
police swooped down on a gambling club and made several
arrests        
 
_Ex:
breeze swooped down upon us    
6> ,  (. swoop up)

swoosh
1>   
_Ex:
a car swooshed by     

2> ,  (  )
3> ,   

swop
1> , ; 
2> (for) , ; , 
_Ex:
to swop watches  
3>   (. swop over)
_Ex:
swop over and let Jane sit next to me   
,      
4>  ,   

sword
1> ;  (. court sword, dress sword); 
(. duelling sword, small sword); ;  (. cavalry
sword)
_Ex:
to draw the sword  ,   . .;  
_Ex:
to sheathe (to put up) the sword    ;
 
_Ex:
to cross (to measure) swords  ;  ;
  ;  
_Ex:
(to do smth.) at the point of the sword (
-.)    (   )
_Ex:
to be at swords' points ,   ;
  
_Ex:
sword of state ,      
 
2> (the sword)  ;  ;  ,

_Ex:
at the point of the sword  , 
_Ex:
to put to the sword 
_Ex:
to put to fire and sword    
3> ;  (. the sword of justice)
_Id:
the sword of Damocles  
_Id:
to throw one's sword into the scale   
 
_Id:
to beat swords into ploughshares _.  
 

sword bayonet
1> ,  , -

sword cane
1>    

sword dance
1>      

sword grass
1> _.  ,  (Miscanthus gen.)

sword knot
1> 

sword lily
1> _. ,  (Gladiolus)

sword side
1>   ; "  "
_Ex:
a cousin on the sword side   

sword-arm
1>  
2>  

sword-bearer
1> 

sword-belt
1> 

sword-blade
1> 

sword-cut
1>  
2> 

sword-guard
1>  

sword-hand
1>  

sword-hilt
1> 

sword-law
1>  
2>  

sword-swallower
1> 

swordcraft
1>  
2>    
3>  
4>  

