Definition Conjugation
Definition of swing over - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
movementtr./intr. move quickly in an arc to a different positiontr./intr.
- The crane will swing over to the other side of the construction site..
2.
- I'll swing over to your place later.
3.
change mindtr. Rare influence someone or something decisivelytr. Rare
- Her speech could swing over the undecided voters.
Examples of swing over in a sentence
Watch the pendulum swing over to the left side. Can you swing over to the office tomorrow? She decided to swing over for a quick chat. The new policy might swing over the board members. His charisma could swing over the entire jury.
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- French:balancer, passer, ...
- German:überschwenken, vorbeischauen, ...
- Italian:spostarsi rapidamente, passare, ...
- Spanish:pivotar, pasar por, ...
- Portuguese:balançar para, passar por, ...
- Chinese:摆动到, 顺道去, ...
- Japanese:振り回す, 立ち寄る, ...
- Arabic:تَأَرْجَحَ, مَرَّ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִסְתּוֹבֵב, לְקְפֹוץ לְבִיקּוּר, ...
- Russian:переместиться, заглянуть, ...
- Ukrainian:переміститися, забігти, ...
- Hindi:घूम जाना, आना, ...
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