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swagged

/swæɡd/

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verb

Mecer, balancear

To (cause to) sway.

Examples :

"The heavy branch, laden with apples, swagged low in the wind. "

La rama pesada, cargada de manzanas, se mecía bajo el viento.

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verb

Ceder, hundirse

To droop; to sag.

Examples :

"The old clothesline sagged and swagged under the weight of the wet laundry. "

El viejo tendedero cedió y se hundió bajo el peso de la ropa mojada.

appearance style

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verb

Decorar con guirnaldas de tela

To decorate (something) with loops of draped fabric.

Examples :

"She swagged the doorway with colorful fabric for the party. "

Ella decoró la entrada con tela colorida para la fiesta.

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verb

Instalar, colgar

To install (a ceiling fan or light fixture) by means of a long cord running from the ceiling to an outlet, and suspended by hooks or similar.

Examples :

""Because there wasn't an electrical box in the center of the room, we swagged the new pendant light from the wall outlet to hang over the table." "

Debido a que no había una caja eléctrica en el centro de la habitación, instalamos la nueva lámpara colgante desde la toma de corriente de la pared para colgarla sobre la mesa.

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verb

Viajar a pie llevando un hatillo

To travel on foot carrying a swag (possessions tied in a blanket).

Examples :

"The hiker swagged across the dusty trail, his blanket roll bouncing with each step. "

El excursionista viajó a pie por el sendero polvoriento, con su hatillo rebotando con cada paso.

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verb

Transportar bienes robados, robar

To transport stolen goods.

Examples :

"The thieves swagged the jewelry from the store and drove away quickly. "

Los ladrones transportaron las joyas de la tienda y se marcharon rápidamente.

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