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swingeing

/ˈswɪn(d)ʒɪŋ/ /ˈswɪndʒɪŋ/

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verb

Brûler légèrement, roussir

Examples :

"Definition: To singe. Sentence: The chef was careless and swingeing the chicken skin with the blowtorch, leaving black marks on it. "

Le chef, négligent, a légèrement brûlé la peau du poulet avec le chalumeau, laissant des marques noires.

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verb

Fouetter, cingler

To move like a lash; to lash.

Examples :

"The wet dog, shaking off the rain, was swingeing its tail, spraying water everywhere. "

Le chien mouillé, secouant la pluie, fouettait sa queue, projetant de l'eau partout.

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verb

Frapper violemment

To strike hard.

Examples :

"The angry lumberjack was swingeing his axe into the thick oak tree with great force. "

Le bûcheron en colère frappait violemment sa hache dans le chêne épais avec une grande force.

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verb

Châtier, battre

To chastise; to beat.

Examples :

"The strict headmaster threatened to swingeing any student caught cheating on the exam. "

Le proviseur strict a menacé de châtier tout élève surpris en train de tricher à l'examen.

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adjective

Énorme, colossal

Examples :

"The company announced swingeing cuts to its budget due to poor sales. "

L'entreprise a annoncé des coupes budgétaires colossales en raison de mauvaises ventes.

amount degree quality

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adjective

Radical, sévère, cinglant

Heavy, powerful, scathing.

Examples :

"a swingeing verbal attack"

une attaque verbale cinglante

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