Hanapin
to sway
01
umalog, bumulusok
to slowly move back and forth or from side to side
Intransitive
Example
The branches of the willow tree swayed gently in the breeze.
The dancer 's hips swayed sensuously to the rhythm of the music, captivating the audience.
The boat began to sway with the rhythm of the ocean waves.
02
ilakad, yugyog
to cause something to move gently back and forth or from side to side
Transitive: to sway sth
Example
The gentle breeze swayed the curtains in the open window.
The tour guide swayed the lantern, creating eerie shadows on the walls of the ancient cave.
She gently swayed the cradle, soothing the baby with a rhythmic motion.
03
maimpluwensyahan, makaengganyo
to encourage someone to do or believe something
Transitive: to sway sb | to sway an opinion
Example
The passionate speaker hoped to sway the audience with compelling arguments.
The marketing team worked hard to sway consumers towards their brand.
The politician tried to sway public opinion by addressing the concerns of the community.
Sway
01
impluwensya, kontrol
the influence or control over someone or something
Example
The politician 's powerful speeches held considerable sway over voters.
His expert opinion carries a lot of sway in the scientific community.
Economic factors often have a significant sway on consumer behavior.
02
pag-alog, swing
pitching dangerously to one side
Halimbawa
The branches of the willow tree swayed gently in the breeze.
The dancer's hips swayed sensuously to the rhythm of the music, captivating the audience.
The boat began to sway with the rhythm of the ocean waves.
The chimes on the front porch began to sway, producing a melodic sound with each movement.
