"Swipe" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Swipe" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Swipe" Meaning

To move or slide across something, often with a smooth, effortless motion.

Example: She swiped her credit card across the reader.

Or, to reject or dismiss something, especially on a phone app, especially a romantic match.

Example: He swiped left on the dating app, rejecting the match.

"Swipe" Examples

5 Examples of "Swipe"


To use a smartphone to navigate through or interact with its interface:

She authorized Gadgetino to swipe her weight in genetic material to a lab for analysis without owing her a single cent.

To indicate a broad, sweeping action with the hand or an extension of the hand:

She began this business of multicultural trinkets only after token local folks associated me with expressive hand gestures in spite of all my attempts to swipe at rudimentary garnishes.

To mark a linear path with one's hand, sweep through touching a screen, or dismiss something:

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To take swift economic advantage of an opportunity:

He would do something and you would swipe something from his pocket.

To run your tongue over the roof of your mouth or to move your tongue in and out of position (not usually personified, informative noun swipe

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Having a loose or sudden, uncontrolled movement, especially from side to side, back and forth, or in an arc.

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To move something or someone across or along a surface quickly or suddenly, often using a forceful motion.<br><br>Example: "She swiped her credit card across the payment terminal."<br><br>Alternatively, in informal contexts, particularly with the rise of smartphones, "swipes" can refer to the gestures of swiping or sliding actions used to navigate through screens or scroll through information on a device.<br><br>Example: "I swiped right on the dating app to show interest in the person."<br><br>In various online communities, particularly on social media or gaming platforms, a "swipe" can also imply a movement or action within a virtual environment.<br><br>Example: "I'll swipe left to reject the offer."<br><br>In addition, the term "swipe" can be used metaphorically to describe a quick or sudden throwaway judgment or opinion, often in a dismissive or critical manner.<br><br>Example: "Stop swiping at me with those condescending remarks."<br><br>In sports, especially in baseball and softball, a "swipe" can refer to a player's attempt to reach base by running quickly.<br><br>Example: "The runner swiped at the ball to try to steal second base."<br><br>Overall, the word "swipes" generally connotes a rapid or swift motion, often implying a decisive or decisive action.

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To move or cause something to move in a twisting motion, turning around a central point, often quickly and in a curved line.<br><br>Example: A tornado starts as a tiny whirlwind, then suddenly it swirls through the town.<br><br>Synonyms: spin, twirl, eddy, whirl, vortex.

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