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ESLPod_1281_WE_2231 Going to the Playground In this podcast, the word "swing" means a simple seat hung between two ropes or chains, so that a child may sit on it and move back and forth through the air by swinging his or her legs and leaning forward or backward: "Don't jump off of the swings! You might break your legs." The phrase "to swing by" means to visit a place for a short period of time: "I swung by Heather's apartment after work to return her books." The phrase "to swing into action" means to begin working on something very intently and seriously: "We all have to swing into action as soon as we get the assignment if we're going to finish it by Friday." Finally, the phrase "to swing (something) at (someone)" means to move one's arm through the air while holding something in order to hit another person: "She swung her purse at the thief who was trying to steal her packages."

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ESLPod 1281 swing Entertainment + Sports

Id	ESLPod_1281_WE_2231
Episode Id	ESLPod 1281
Episode Title	Going to the Playground
Phrase	swing
Text	In this podcast, the word "swing" means a simple seat hung between two ropes or chains, so that a child may sit on it and move back and forth through the air by swinging his or her legs and leaning forward or backward: "Don't jump off of the swings! You might break your legs." The phrase "to swing by" means to visit a place for a short period of time: "I swung by Heather's apartment after work to return her books." The phrase "to swing into action" means to begin working on something very intently and seriously: "We all have to swing into action as soon as we get the assignment if we're going to finish it by Friday." Finally, the phrase "to swing (something) at (someone)" means to move one's arm through the air while holding something in order to hit another person: "She swung her purse at the thief who was trying to steal her packages."
Topics	Entertainment + Sports

Swing Means Phrase Eslpod Move Air Swung Playground