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swish

/swɪʃ/

US pronunciation
American sound/swɪʃ/
swish
Syllables
1 syllable
Stress
One strong syllable
Vowel
Short i vowel
Ending
Clear final sound

US voice -> swish

Myanmar meaning

(v.t) ရိုက်နှက်သည်။ကြာပွတ်နှင့်ရိုက်သည်။

Full entry

swish1 /swÇʃ/ v

၁။ (က) ရွှမ်းခနဲမြည်အောင် ဝှေ့ယမ်းသည်။ The horse swished its tail from side to side.
(ခ) တရွှမ်းရွှမ်း မြည်သည်။ Her long gown swished as she walked. ❍ We swished through the long grass.
n [sing] ဝှေ့ယမ်းချက်။ ရွှမ်းရွှမ်းမြည်ခြင်း။ The horse gave a swish of its tail. ❍ the swish of curtains.

swish2 /swÇʃ/ adj (infml esp Brit )

သားနားသော။ ခေတ်ဆန်သော။
a swish hotel/ restaurant.

More examples
  • The curtains swished open.
  • The swish of her skirt
Synonyms
hiss, whoosh, whistle, whisper, rustle, chic, classy, deluxe, elegant, exclusive, fashionable, grand, high-class, in, plush, posh, ritzy, smart, stylish, sumptuous, swank, swanky, swell, tony, trendy, upmarket, with-it
Antonyms
bad, downmarket, inelegant, poor, unfashionable, unstylish
Cross references
hisswhooshwhistlewhisperrustlechicclassydeluxeelegantexclusivefashionablegrandhigh-classinplushposhritzysmartstylishsumptuousswankswankyswelltonytrendyupmarketwith-itbad
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