swayed back

UK
/sweɪd bæk/
US
/sweɪd bæk/

Translations

sway backverb

swayed back

Past Simple

swayed back
Past Simple
swayed back
Past Participle
swaying back
Gerund
UK
/sweɪ bæk/
US
/sweɪ bæk/
se balancer
The wind began to sway back the branches of the trees.
Le vent a commencé à faire se balancer les branches des arbres.
Additional translations
faire revenirSe dit d’une influence qui ramène vers une décision ou une opinion antérieure.

Definitions

sway backverb
To cause something to move or swing backward and forward or from side to side.
The wind began to sway back the branches of the trees.
To influence or change someone's opinion or decision in a backward direction.
The compelling argument managed to sway back the committee's initial decision.