swoop
swoop
swup
svoop
British pronunciation
/swˈuːp/

Definition & Meaning of "swoop"in English

to swoop
01

to move quickly and suddenly downward through the air

to swoop definition and meaning
example
Examples
The eagle swoops down to catch its prey.
A hawk swooped over the field in search of food.
02

to quickly and unexpectedly attack a group or place to surround and capture them

Transitive: to swoop on sb/sth
example
Examples
Law enforcement agencies coordinated a series of raids, swooping on suspected drug traffickers across the city.
Intelligence agencies executed a covert operation, swooping on a known terrorist cell.
03

to give someone a ride or to pick someone up in a vehicle

SlangSlang
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Examples
Since your car 's in the shop, I 'll swoop in 10.
He swooped me to the airport this morning.
Swoop
01

(music) rapid sliding up or down the musical scale

02

a rapid and sudden drop from the sky

example
Examples
The eagle made a graceful swoop down from its perch to catch its prey.
During the airshow, the stunt pilot performed a daring swoop maneuver over the crowd.
03

a very rapid raid

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