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/swɒt/
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/swɑt/
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swat
noun
swats
pl
UK
/swɒt/
US
/swɑt/
удар
He gave the mosquito a swat.
Он дал комару удар.
спецназ
The SWAT team was called to handle the situation.
Для решения ситуации был вызван спецназ.
Additional translations
шлепок
Synonyms
blow
punch
thump
hit
strike
swat
verb
swatted
Past Simple
swatted
Past Participle
swatting
Gerund
UK
/swɒt/
US
/swɑt/
шлёпнуть
He tried to swat the fly with a newspaper.
Он попытался шлёпнуть муху газетой.
Synonyms
smack
hit
strike
slap
bash
thump
swat
adjective
UK
/swɒt/
US
/swɑt/
Used attributively to denote something relating to a Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) unit.
Definitions
swat
noun
A sharp blow or hit with a hand or an object.
He gave the mosquito a quick swat to stop it from biting him.
A Special Weapons and Tactics unit; a specialized police team trained to handle high-risk operations (usually written in capital letters as SWAT).
The SWAT team was called in to handle the hostage situation.
swat
verb
To hit or crush something, especially an insect, with a quick, sharp blow.
She swatted the mosquito that was buzzing around her head.
swat
adjective
Relating to or characteristic of a Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) unit.
The city purchased new swat vehicles for high-risk operations.
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