I. swoop [swu:p] SUST.
1. swoop (dive):
- swoop
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- swoop
- пики́рование nt
2. swoop coloq. (surprise attack):
- swoop
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II. swoop [swu:p] V. intr.
1. swoop (dive):
2. swoop coloq. (make sudden attack):
- swoop
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| I | swoop |
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| you | swoop |
| he/she/it | swoops |
| we | swoop |
| you | swoop |
| they | swoop |
| I | swooped |
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| you | swooped |
| he/she/it | swooped |
| we | swooped |
| you | swooped |
| they | swooped |
| I | have | swooped |
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| you | have | swooped |
| he/she/it | has | swooped |
| we | have | swooped |
| you | have | swooped |
| they | have | swooped |
| I | had | swooped |
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| you | had | swooped |
| he/she/it | had | swooped |
| we | had | swooped |
| you | had | swooped |
| they | had | swooped |
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In rare instances, a sufficiently illustrious accomplishment will earn a nameless one a full name in one fell swoop.
en.wikipedia.org It hunts from a perch about 3 metres (10 ft) high swooping to the ground for prey up to ten times a minute.
en.wikipedia.org Sometimes called a swoop, plus a variety of other names, it consists of a powered dive toward the rear quarter of a lower flying opponent.
en.wikipedia.org Calamities can reduce a player from first to last in one fell swoop, especially if the player is hit by several in a single turn.
en.wikipedia.org The phages had the appearance of being agitated at the explorer's presence and swooped down upon them as they explored.
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