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swanning是swan的现在分词 - v.悠游；悠然闲逛
- n.天鹅
- 网络斯旺；Structured Wireless-Aware Network；天鹅牌
第三人称单数：swans 现在分词：swanning 过去式：swanned v. wander,drift,float,laze,idle 1. | 天鹅a large bird that is usually white and has a long thin neck. Swans live on or near water. |
1. | [i] (informal) + adv./prep. 悠游；悠然闲逛to go around enjoying yourself in a way that annoys other people or makes them jealous |
| They've gone swanning off to Paris for the weekend. 他们周末到巴黎潇洒去了。 |
n. | 1. a large graceful water bird with webbed feet, a long slender neck, and usually white feathers. 2. a large white bird with a long neck that lives near water. A young swan is called a cygnet. | v. | 1. to wander around in a relaxed way, especially one regarded as irresponsible or selfish 2. to go somewhere in a relaxed and careless way, without paying attention to your work or responsibilities | un. | 1. river in southwestern Western Australia, flowing through the city of Perth. |
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