Swan Meaning in English
word
/ˈswɑn/
swahn
/swˈɒn/
swon
释义
A swan is a large water bird with a long neck, usually white feathers, and graceful movement. It lives on lakes, rivers, and ponds.
用法与细微差别
Usually refers to the bird. Common phrases include 'black swan' for a rare unexpected event and 'swan song' for a final performance or act. In everyday use, it often suggests beauty or elegance.
Spanish: cisnePortuguese (BR): cisnePortuguese (PT): cisneChinese (Simplified): 天鹅Chinese (Traditional): 天鵝Hindi: हंसArabic: بَجَعَةBengali: হংস - রাজহাঁসRussian: лебедьJapanese: 白鳥Vietnamese: thiên ngaKorean: 백조Turkish: kuğuUrdu: ہنسIndonesian: angsa
例句
A white swan is swimming in the lake.
basic
The child pointed at the swan.
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We saw a swan near the bridge.
basic
That dress makes you look like a swan.
natural
People think swans are calm, but a swan can be very aggressive.
natural
The newspaper called it a political 'black swan' event.
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