Teeter-totter

Definition

see-saw /'si:sↄ:/ n ၁။ ( US also teeter-totter ) [C] ခူေမာင္းပံုစံရိွ၊ တစ္ဖက္တစ္ခ်က္ လူစီးကစားရေသာအရာ။ ဆီးေဆာ။ have a go on the see-saw. ၂။ အတက္အက်မ်ား။ a see-saw in prices/trading. v ၁။ ဆီးေဆာစီးသည္။ ၂။ တက္လိုက္က်လိုက္ျဖစ္သည္။ ဘတစ္ျပန္ က်ားတစ္ျပန္ ျဖစ္သည္။ Prices see-saw according to demand. ❍ The game see-sawed back and forth.

Examples

1. ‘There have already been hundreds of people coming to this park
2. and because there is such a big demand
3. we are planning on adding a second set of swings
4. see-saws
5. sand pit and benches.’
6. ‘Every block has a park with the usual swing
7. see-saw and playthings.’
8. ‘Some brought see-saws
9. slides and swings to their frames.’
10. ‘This week some swings and see-saws have been put in the site.’
11. ‘All the traditional features
12. such as climbing frames
13. swings
14. see-saws and slides
15. can be seen but there is so much more besides.’
16. ‘Thirteen children's playgrounds are to be shut down but swings
17. see-saws and slides on six other sites are to be saved.’
18. ‘The display now includes a see-saw
19. rocking horse
20. Santas
21. gnomes and elves.’
22. ‘Therefore
23. he had plenty of time for such wholesome activities as sitting motionless on the edge of a see-saw.’
24. ‘Greta told me of her childhood when she enjoyed visits to Feniscowles Hall
25. which then had pleasure gardens with swings and see-saws.’
26. ‘Swings
27. a see-saw and a slide had already been ordered.’
28. ‘It journeys through an assault course of fields
29. hills
30. rivers
31. woods
32. a see-saw and other exciting obstacles.’
33. ‘If this proposed standard is adopted
34. it will outlaw all but the tiniest horses and it also affects other indoor toys such as swings and see-saws.’
35. ‘When not on the beach
36. Rian enjoyed the children's playground
37. which offered a slide
38. see-saw and fortress.’
39. ‘Few contests ever have involved so much see-saw emotion.’
40. ‘The intellectual see-saw continues as we're carefully guided through an ethical minefield of technologies.’
41. ‘The emotional see-saw of her life so far
42. with its successes and failures
43. knows few limits.’
44. ‘In these see-saw markets
45. in whom
46. or what
47. do we trust?’
48. ‘Fuel surcharges have see-sawed this year
49. going up to as high as US $112 per container.’
50. ‘First
51. it is suggested that successive attempts to expound a Marxian theory of nature have see-sawed between naturalistic and social constructionist positions.’
52. ‘Volatility was rife in the markets last week
53. with all major indexes see-sawing.’