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Nói câu này trong Tiếng Anh (Anh) như thế nào? 電車の心地よい揺れはいつも私を眠くさせます。
The soothing sway of the train always makes me sleepy.
Does this sound natural?
The soothing sway of the train always makes me sleepy.
Does this sound natural?
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Nói câu này trong Tiếng Anh (Mỹ) như thế nào? sway e o melhor jogador do console
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What does sway mean?
Could it mean either swing or persuade?
What is the difference between sway and persuade & swing?
Could it mean either swing or persuade?
What is the difference between sway and persuade & swing?
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I've always wanted to get out of this sway that big bosses control. It looks to me like that they move people according to just their own preference. They chase out the people who don't see eye to eye and who are superior to them. cái này nghe có tự nhiên không?
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I want to get out of this sway that big bosses control. It's the only way to make them shut up is to gain enough skills to convince them. cái này nghe có tự nhiên không?
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@englishazerbaijani sway either means to move your body left to right, or being influenced or controlled by someone easily
Ex:
She got swayed by him
He gets swayed by people easily
Ex:
She got swayed by him
He gets swayed by people easily
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it's kind of like dancing? "she swayed to the music" basically moving slightly side to side! (hope this helped!)
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"Sway" as used in 630 means that the politicians are trying to influence the other people who have not yet made up their minds on the issue.
For example: I swayed my brother's opinion by giving him 10 dollars.
For example: I swayed my brother's opinion by giving him 10 dollars.
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I convinced the room. When you "sway" a jury, you convince them to change their mind.
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He swayed the votes in his favor.
Sway means to influence and to move.
Sway means to influence and to move.
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Sway is an verb meaning to swing back and forth.
Example: the whipping willow's branches were began to sway in the wind.
Example: the whipping willow's branches were began to sway in the wind.
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Another definition of sway would be to change or influence someones opinion
For example-
no matter what you do, you cant sway him
His arguments dont seem to sway her
For example-
no matter what you do, you cant sway him
His arguments dont seem to sway her
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To influence means to have some impact upon events or people, but not to control them. The verbs sway and influence are synonyms. ... The verb sway is usually used when effects or changes are caused in a direct way such as persuading or convincing the other person by our speech, arguments, actions, etc.
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They basically mean the same thing. Dictionaries use 'sway' to define 'swing' and 'swing' to define 'sway'.
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Good job. it's fine.
the train gently swaying from side to side always makes me sleepy also makes sense
the train gently swaying from side to side always makes me sleepy also makes sense
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yes, it can mean either.
swing is the literal meaning.
"the hammock sways with the wind, waiting for someone to rest on it"
and it can be involved in persuasion.
"The judge was not swayed by the lawyers reasoning."
swing is the literal meaning.
"the hammock sways with the wind, waiting for someone to rest on it"
and it can be involved in persuasion.
"The judge was not swayed by the lawyers reasoning."
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You can get rid of the words: like, just, and who (the second one).
"I've always wanted to get out of this sway that big bosses control. It (seems) to me that they move people according to their own preference (...) They chase out the people who don't see eye to eye and are superior to them."
"I've always wanted to get out of this sway that big bosses control. It (seems) to me that they move people according to their own preference (...) They chase out the people who don't see eye to eye and are superior to them."
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"I want to break out of the influence of the big bosses' control. The only way to shut them up is to become good enough at what I do to satisfy them."