英:[swæg]
美:[swæɡ]
英:[swæg]
美:[swæɡ]
复数:swags
第三人称单数:swags
现在分词:swagging
过去式:swagged
过去分词:swagged
词根:swag
adj.swagger 炫耀的;时髦的
swaggering 大摇大摆的
n.swagger 大摇大摆;吹牛;威吓;下摆散开状的女式短大衣
vi.swagger 大摇大摆;吹牛;虚张声势吓人
swaggering 威吓;吓唬(swagger的现在分词)
vt.swagger 吓唬;趾高气扬地行走或行事
swaggering 吹牛;神气活现;昂首阔步(swagger的现在分词)
noun (1)
goods acquired by unlawful means : booty, loot … a pirate's spectral wife, who has roamed the harbor ever since she was left behind to guard his swag.—Katharine Whittemore
… the swag from this and other forms of graft was kept hidden …—Frederick Lewis Allen
valuable articles or goods
One of the premier spots in the area to land home-bar swag is Pub Stuff in Stafford. The store is packed with everything … for homeowners looking to make their bar stand out.—Matt Pais
promotional goods or items
… Ravens gear was selling better than O's swag. I bought one of the cartoon-bird caps …—David Simon
goods given to people who attend or participate in an event
Her handbags … one year were a part of the swag celebrities brought home from the Screen Actors Guild Awards.—Karen Martin
money, lucre
… affirmed that he is now bonded to pay up to $5,000 to any listener who may lose out on swag being offered by another network.—Saul Carson
a decorative strip or chain hanging in a curve between two points : festoon
… transverse swags of carmine floral design and top crown frieze …—James Joyce
a suspended cluster of something (such as evergreen branches)
Garlands of green, with roses interspersed, were in swags and loops about the splendid walls …—E. Barrington
a slow movement back and forth : sway sense 1
… a shudder took the whole structure of the vessel and my body on the bed, too, and the Kentucky Queen yawed to the deep inner swag of the river.—Robert Penn Warren
chiefly Australia a pack of personal belongings
… I'd be the last to strike my tent and sling my swag.—Ambrose Bierce
noun (2)
bold or brash self-confidence : swagger, cockiness On Sunday, hometown faves Derrick Carter and Jamila Woods tear up the Blue stage while Beyonce's little sister, Solange, brings her grown woman swag as the headliner on the Green stage.—Mary L. Dratcher Lewis spoke of "a breezy self confidence," known perhaps today as swag …—Anton Allahar I'm not just talking about his cheesy one-liners and the smirk that sometimes comes with them—the way he delivers that line is pure swag.—LaToya Ferguson
His theory: "If you want the world to change, you must be the change you want in the world … . It's good to have swag but better to have substance."—Briana Barner
verb
intransitive verb
sway, lurch
sag, droop
transitive verb
to adorn with swags
to arrange (something, such as drapery) in swags
“沉重或不稳地移动”,始于16世纪20年代,现在为地方性或古老用法,可能源自斯堪的纳维亚语,类似古诺尔斯语sveggja“摇摆,晃动”,和古英语swingan“摇摆”(参见swing (动词))同源。此前它意为“摆动一个对象”(大约1400年),“自由摆动或摇晃”(15世纪末)。相关词汇: Swagged;swagging(15世纪中叶)。
Noun (2) short for swagger >entry 2 Verb perhaps of Scandinavian origin; akin to Norwegian svagga to sway, rock; akin to Middle Low German swacken to rock
The first known use of swag was in 1530
swagger1 of 2verb
to behave in a very proud mannerespecially: to walk with a proud strut
boast entry 2 sense 1
swagger2 of 2noun
an act or instance of swaggering
swagger1 of 2verb
to behave in a very proud mannerespecially: to walk with a proud strut
boast entry 2 sense 1
swagger2 of 2noun
an act or instance of swaggering
swagger1 of 2verb
to behave in a very proud mannerespecially: to walk with a proud strut
boast entry 2 sense 1
swagger2 of 2noun
an act or instance of swaggering
swagnoun
goods acquired by unlawful means : booty, loot
valuable articles or goods
promotional goods or items
goods given to people who attend or participate in an event
swagnoun
goods acquired by unlawful means : booty, loot
valuable articles or goods
promotional goods or items
goods given to people who attend or participate in an event
1 According to a press release, the swag bags -- which were cultivated and produced independently from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences -- will be delivered to the nominees via Postmates.
2 He came to the nation’s most exclusive swag shop 15 years ago after a career in retail that included stints with Levi Strauss and Foot Locker and owning a custom cookie shop franchise.
3 They say their mailboxes were swamped with swag this year - all of it an attempt to reach the 5,800 academy members who vote on the Oscars, albeit through indirect means.
4 The razzle-dazzle of the gallery is in contrast to a simpler scheme in the dining room, where the only swag is the fireplace’s cedar festoon trimmed with pinkish pepper berries.
5 Out of those two forces, Mr. Ghesquière found a new silhouette: an easy tank dress, almost an apron, with a flared skirt and a swag of fabric in the front.
6 Minion toys, "Game of Thrones" booze and "Breaking Bad" swag.
7 Val finally explained that it was the home for retired ballroom dancers with “a little bit of swag,” which almost made sense.
8 The final reason practical effects are hip again is the grubbiest: they’re a piece of the swag we call “fan service.”
9 Tadpole shrimp lives in ponds , swags or river sides . They have no impact on the environment.
鲎虫生活在池沼 、 水潭或水畔, 对环境没有什么影响.
10 For all the utopian, anti-consumeristic idealism, the most popular booth at Minecon was Jinx, the official swag retailer, which had a nonstop line for T-shirts.
11 These days, when an American brand wants to drum up publicity, it offers some free swag to Instagram micro-celebrities, happy to prettify their performed “real life” with whatever product comes their way.
12 Instead, they accidentally escorted a young woman past protestors to an abortion clinic, and wound up getting free brownies and some really good swag.
13 But commercial producers have responded that the limits were foolish because the taste and ballots of Tony nominators and voters cannot be influenced by swag.
14 But with adoring nieces to play Auntie Mame to by giving away all the swag she still receives, and legions of young people to mentor and encourage, why complain?
15 If you and your wallet have yet to reach capacity on Hendrix-related swag, you're in luck — there's a slew of books, DVDs, album reissues and other items in the offing.
16 The album is filled with references to Brown’s seemingly favorite activities: Girls, clubbing and swagging.
17 “Help us find the bride and groom so we can send them some MSY swag as a wedding gift.”
18 The Academy Awards may be different this year, but nominees can still look forward to getting their loaded swag bags.
19 I wonder how my parents will react to the NYU swag.
20 "It gets you the album, some swag and a percent of that 33 percent of the retail part of the album," Chuck D said.
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14 水潭
15 低洼地
18 赃物
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20 洼地
22 垂花饰