Swim with Meaning in English
expression
ˈswɪm/ /ˈwɪð/, /ˈwɪθ/, /wɪð/, /wɪθ
SWIM with, SWIM with, swim with, swim with
swˈɪm/ /wˈɪð
sw-IM with
Definition
To be in the water and move using your body, together with someone or something else, either as a group activity or alongside animals.
Usage & Nuances
Common for social or adventure contexts, like 'swim with dolphins.' Usually followed by a person, animal, or group. Don't confuse with 'swim in' (location) or just 'swim' (alone). Often used in travel or tour advertisements.
Spanish: nadar conPortuguese (BR): nadar comPortuguese (PT): nadar comChinese (Simplified): 和...一起游泳Chinese (Traditional): 和...一起游泳Hindi: के साथ तैरनाArabic: يَسبَح معBengali: সাথে সাঁতার কাটাRussian: плавать сJapanese: ～と一緒に泳ぐVietnamese: bơi vớiKorean: 함께 수영하다Turkish: ile yüzmekUrdu: کے ساتھ تیراکی کرناIndonesian: berenang dengan
Example Sentences
Can you swim with me this afternoon?
basic
We want to swim with the dolphins on our trip.
basic
Children should always swim with an adult.
basic
I finally got to swim with my favorite sea turtles in Hawaii.
natural
Tourists love to swim with stingrays in the Caribbean.
natural
If you ever visit Florida, you have to swim with the manatees!
natural