SWAT US
swɑt
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Definition of SWAT - Reverso English Dictionary

Acronym

acr: special weapons and tacticsTECH.USspecial group of police for dangerous situationsTECH.US
  • The SWAT team was called to handle the hostage situation.
  • The SWAT officers trained rigorously for emergencies.
  • A SWAT operation was launched to apprehend the suspects.
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group of police trained for dangerous situations
The SWAT team arrived to handle the hostage situation.

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crime
the act of making a false report to send a SWAT team
emergency
causing a swat team to be dispatched

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  1. French:SWAT, ...
  2. German:SEK, ...
  3. Italian:SWAT, ...
  4. Spanish:SWAT, ...
  5. Portuguese:SWAT, ...
  6. Chinese:特警, ...
  7. Japanese:SWAT, ...
  8. Arabic:فريق التدخل السريع, ...
  9. Hebrew:סווט, ...
  10. Russian:СОБР, ...
  11. Ukrainian:СОБР, ...
  12. Hindi:स्वाट, ...
swat
swɑt
swattedswatting

Definition of swat - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
actiontr.hit an insect with a quick motiontr.
  • She swatted the fly with a newspaper.
slap smack whack
2.
sharp smacktr./intr.strike or hit sharply with a hand or objecttr./intr.
  • He swatted the ball out of the park.
hit slap smack

Noun

educationDatedUKvigorous study at an educational institutionDatedUK
  • She spent the night doing swat for her exams.
cramming studying
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hit something down with a quick motion
He swatted down the fly with a newspaper.

Origin of swat

English, swat (to hit)

Examples of swat in a sentence

  • I swatted the bee away from my drink.
  • She swatted the mosquito on her arm.
  • The teacher swatted the fly with a newspaper.
  • He was known for his late-night swat sessions.
  • Swat was essential for her to ace the finals.

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  1. French:écraser, bachotage, ...
  2. German:erschlagen, Büffeln, ...
  3. Italian:schiacciare, studio intenso, ...
  4. Spanish:aplastar, estudio intenso, ...
  5. Portuguese:esmagar, estudo intenso, ...
  6. Chinese:拍打, 学习, ...
  7. Japanese:叩く, スワット, ...
  8. Arabic:ضَرَبَ, مُذَاكَرَةٌ مُكَثَّفَةٌ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַכּוֹת, שִׁנּוּן, ...
  10. Russian:прихлопнуть, усердная учёба, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вдаряти, інтенсивне навчання, ...
  12. Hindi:झटके से मारना, कड़ी मेहनत, ...

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