永琳欧雅
游泳的英文是swim，具体释义如下：
读音：［swɪm]
表达意思：游泳；横渡；游（某一泳姿）；（鱼、禽等）游过，游动；浸，泡；漂浮；使漂浮，使渡过；（物体）仿佛旋转；眩晕；（河流中）适合钓鱼的静止深水处；游泳时穿戴的。
固定搭配：go for a swim去潜泳；in the swim作了解内幕，通晓时事热点，积极开展社会实践活动。
swim的用法
1、swim的过去式是swam,过去分词是swum。
2、swim用作名词时意思是“游泳”，其前常加不定冠词a。
3、swim为谓语动词，只能作句子谓语。而swimming为非谓语动词，属于非谓语动词中的动名词的一种，具有名词的特性，可以作句子主语、宾语、定语以及表语等。
xiaoqiao945
swim的意思是游泳，他的名词形式应该是swimming。
swimming
[英][ˈswɪmɪŋ][美][ˈswɪmɪŋ]
n.游泳;眩晕;
v.游泳( swim的现在分词);漂浮;浸，泡;旋转;
例句:
1.Do you and your wife like swimming?
你和你妻子喜欢游泳吗？
2.But in the longer term water quality must improve enough for swimming.
但从长远角度看，水质标准必须要达到足以能让人游泳的程度。
3.He likes skating and swimming.
他喜欢溜冰和游泳.
4.Where do you go swimming?
你们去哪里游泳呢？
5.Dubai comes equipped with three elevators,a luxurious glass staircase,and a number of vip suites,sunbathing areas and swimming pools.
迪拜号配有三个升降梯、一个豪华玻璃楼梯和一系列VIP套房、日光浴区和游泳池。
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游泳用英语写swim原形：swim 过去式：swam 现在分词：swimming 过去分词：swum游泳 [yóu yǒng]swim时态：swam,swum,swimming,swims名词：swim'mer形容词：swim'mable同反义词同：[n.] swimming [v.] float反：[v.] go down,go under,settle,sink参考例句处世似游泳,In the world,who knows not to swim goes to the bottom.学校举行音乐会的收入将作为建游泳池的基金.The money from the school concert will go into the swimming pool fund.这张游泳证是用以证明我可以游100米远.This swimming certificate is to certify that I can swim one hundred meters比基尼泳装（三点式女游泳服）Bikini (scanty two-piece costume worn by women for swimming and sun-bathing)斯皮多公司研发的一种高科技游泳衣备受关注.One of the creations that has drawn the most attention is the new high-tech swimsuit from Speedo.有人扶助,容易成功.He may well swim that is held up by the chin.身不由己,只得从命.He must needs swim that is held up by the chin切忌班门弄斧.Never offer to teach a fish to swim
davidzeng168
swim是动词，而swimming则是名词，表示游泳这项运动。swim，英文单词，名词、形容词、及物动词、不及物动词，作名词时意为“游泳；漂浮；眩晕”，作形容词时“游泳时穿戴的”，作及物动词时意为“游过；使浮起”，作不及物动词时意为“游泳；漂浮；浸；眩晕”。1、swim的基本意思是“游泳”“游过”,指靠摆动身体在水中前进或漂浮。swim还可作“漂浮”“飘忽”“滑行”解,引申可表示“旋转,摇晃,眩晕”。2、swim主要用作不及物动词,也可用作及物动词。用作及物动词时,接名词或代词作宾语。3、swim的过去式是swam,过去分词是swum。4、swim用作名词时意思是“游泳”,其前常加不定冠词a。5、the swim意思是“潮流”; in the swim作“熟悉内情,通晓时事,积极参与社会活动; 通晓现时风尚潮流”解; out of the swim的意思是“赶不上潮流”。
