Dictionary entry

Swimmingly

Pronunciation: /ˈswɪmɪŋli/

Pronunciation

/ˈswɪmɪŋli/

Myanmar Meaning

ချောမောစွာ အထစ်အငေါ့မရှိဘဲ။

Definition

swimmingly /'swÇmÇŋli/ adv ( infml ) အဆင္ေျပေျပ။ We're getting along swimmingly. ❍ Everything went swimmingly (ie proceeded without difficulties).

Examples

  1. ‘The conversation had not been going swimmingly
  2. and I'll take part of the blame for the chilly turn.’
  3. ‘The whole plan went swimmingly for the entire school year.’
  4. ‘I met with him this morning and at length we discussed that things have not been going swimmingly.’
  5. ‘All went swimmingly until her co-star broke his knee playing volleyball.’
  6. ‘All seemed to be going swimmingly - the satellite signal was nice and strong
  7. the ISDN line connected with no problem
  8. we were ready to broadcast.’
  9. ‘September
  10. October
  11. November and the first half of December all went swimmingly well.’
  12. ‘He'll no doubt get along swimmingly with his new boss.’
  13. ‘It's assumed that all required paperwork was processed swimmingly.’
  14. ‘All was going swimmingly well - and then the record company dropped them after spending a small fortune making demos.’
  15. ‘All went swimmingly until I decided to alter my templates.’
  16. ‘And apart from that
  17. I said
  18. it went swimmingly.’
  19. ‘That said
  20. work is moving along swimmingly
  21. and
  22. for the most part
  23. I had a fine weekend.’
  24. ‘This time
  25. however
  26. the journey goes swimmingly.’
  27. ‘Things were going swimmingly
  28. I thought
  29. until I collapsed from sheer mental and physical exhaustion.’
  30. ‘Everything was going swimmingly - and then people started dying.’
  31. ‘On Friday I finally got my network changed on my mobile. Apparently
  32. it ‘normally goes swimmingly.’’
  33. ‘Now they're getting along swimmingly
  34. if you will.’
  35. ‘The relationship went swimmingly for seven months.’
  36. ‘The trip is going swimmingly well so far
  37. I must say.’
  38. ‘Everything was going swimmingly for the challenger until scandal erupted.’