swing

verb/swɪŋ/CEFR B1

দোলানো, ঘুরিয়ে চালানো

Meaning

To move something back and forth or in a curve through the air.

Synonyms: sway

sway
এদিক-ওদিক দুলতে দুলতে চলা, প্রভাবিত করা, মত পরিবর্তন করানো
To move slowly from side to side.
dangle
ঝুলিয়ে রাখা, দুলিয়ে ধরা
To hold something so that it hangs and swings loosely.

Lungs have no muscle of their own. The diaphragm flattens downward and the ribs swing out, the chest cavity grows, the pressure inside falls, and outside air is pushed in.
diaphragm — dictionary →
It turns right. The tiller is a lever fixed to the top of the rudder, so the rudder — and the boat — swing the opposite way to your hand, which is the first thing anyone learning to sail has to unlearn.
tiller — dictionary →
The force comes from the weight of the head and the length of the arc, not from the arms. A relaxed full swing, with the lower hand sliding up the handle and back down, hits far harder than a tense short one — the tool exists so that strength is not what decides.
sledgehammer — dictionary →

verb/swɪŋ/CEFR B1

দোলানো, ঘুরিয়ে চালানো

To move something back and forth or in a curve through the air.

Synonyms: sway

sway
এদিক-ওদিক দুলতে দুলতে চলা, প্রভাবিত করা, মত পরিবর্তন করানো
To move slowly from side to side.
dangle
ঝুলিয়ে রাখা, দুলিয়ে ধরা
To hold something so that it hangs and swings loosely.

Lungs have no muscle of their own. The diaphragm flattens downward and the ribs swing out, the chest cavity grows, the pressure inside falls, and outside air is pushed in.
diaphragm — dictionary →
It turns right. The tiller is a lever fixed to the top of the rudder, so the rudder — and the boat — swing the opposite way to your hand, which is the first thing anyone learning to sail has to unlearn.
tiller — dictionary →
The force comes from the weight of the head and the length of the arc, not from the arms. A relaxed full swing, with the lower hand sliding up the handle and back down, hits far harder than a tense short one — the tool exists so that strength is not what decides.
sledgehammer — dictionary →