swallow
swa
ˈswɑ
svaa
llow
loʊ
low
British pronunciation
/ˈswɒləʊ/

Définition et signification de « swallow » en anglais

to swallow
01

avaler, ingurgiter

to cause food, drink, or another substance to pass from the mouth down into the stomach, using the muscles of the throat
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Transitive: to swallow food or a substance
to swallow definition and meaning
example
Exemples
She took a sip of water and then tried to swallow the large pill.
Elle a pris une gorgée d'eau puis a essayé d'avaler la grosse pilule.
02

absorber, engloutir

to absorb and destroy something completely, making it disappear or vanish
Transitive: to swallow sth
example
Exemples
The storm swallowed the coastline, flooding entire towns.
La tempête a englouti la côte, inondant des villes entières.
03

engloutir, absorber

to immerse or absorb something entirely so that it is no longer visible
Transitive: to swallow sth
example
Exemples
Snow quickly swallowed the footprints, leaving no trace behind.
La neige a rapidement englouti les empreintes, ne laissant aucune trace derrière.
04

avaler, accepter sans discuter

to accept something as true or valid without questioning or challenging it
Transitive: to swallow information or claims
example
Exemples
The politician 's speech was so convincing that many people swallowed every word.
Le discours du politicien était si convaincant que beaucoup de gens ont avalé chaque mot.
05

ravaler, refréner

to hold back or keep from showing a feeling or saying something
Transitive: to swallow a reaction or remark
example
Exemples
She swallowed the urge to laugh during the serious meeting.
Elle a avalé l'envie de rire pendant la réunion sérieuse.
06

endurer, accepter

to endure or accept something unpleasant without protest or resistance
Transitive: to swallow an unpleasant situation
example
Exemples
He swallowed the unfair treatment, unwilling to start a conflict.
Il a avalé le traitement injuste, ne voulant pas déclencher un conflit.
07

rétracter, retirer

to retract or withdraw a statement or opinion previously expressed
Transitive: to swallow an opinion or remark
example
Exemples
She swallowed her comment, realizing it had hurt his feelings.
Elle a avalé son commentaire, réalisant qu'il avait blessé ses sentiments.
08

avaler, mâcher

to speak words unclearly or in a way that is difficult to understand
Transitive: to swallow words
example
Exemples
He spoke too quickly and ended up swallowing his words.
Il a parlé trop vite et a fini par avaler ses mots.
Swallow
01

hirondelle

a small fast-flying bird with pointed wings and tail and a short bill, which feeds on insects
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swallow definition and meaning
example
Exemples
With a flash of blue and white, the swallow swooped down to catch insects skimming the surface of the pond.
Avec un éclair de bleu et de blanc, l'hirondelle a plongé pour attraper des insectes effleurant la surface de l'étang.
02

a small amount of liquid taken into the mouth and sent down the throat

example
Exemples
The medicine was easier to take with a large swallow of juice.
03

the action or process of sending food or drink from the mouth to the stomach

example
Exemples
Each swallow of water felt smoother than the last.
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