swallow
menelan
definition
verb
she swallowed a mouthful slowly
cause or allow (something, especially food or drink) to pass down the throat.
noun
he downed his drink in one swallow
an act of swallowing something, especially food or drink.
The central aim of our study was to demonstrate that both natural and sexual selection have been important in shaping the tail streamer of the barn swallow .
a migratory swift-flying songbird with a forked tail and long pointed wings, feeding on insects in flight.
translation of 'swallow'
verb
menelan,
mengenyampingkan,
menerima,
mempercayai bulat-bulat,
mencaplok,
telan
noun
teguk,
burung layang-layang
example
And if you find this whole trend hard to 'swallow' , well, watch out.
He took a 'swallow' of whiskey and met the ensign's eyes defiantly, almost daring him to say another word.
More people would 'swallow' the statement were it not for the fact that, privately, Flynn is telling a different story.
he seemed ready to 'swallow' any insult
He took a huge gulp of milk to 'swallow' the food down faster.
The child then really has no option but to 'swallow' the food.
A single-contrast barium 'swallow' did not show a connection between the mass and the esophagus.
He took a 'swallow' of his steaming coffee and cleared his throat.
A 'swallow' of the inn's fiery brew aided him to clear his throat.
he downed his drink in one 'swallow'
For the artist, the reality was that of violence - hard to 'swallow' , yet plentiful like water.
The politician who made the remark that nations 'swallow' big lies sooner than little ones, by the way, was Adolf Hitler.
Your baby won't know how to 'swallow' food at this stage, but with luck some of the food will slide down your baby's throat.
After it's been decided, the tossers will have to 'swallow' their insults.
Despite the witch-hunt many people did not 'swallow' the lies.
Distributors may have to 'swallow' the costs of increased premiums and accept a reduction in their scope for progressing their business.
Often, they 'swallow' the facile lie that victims of terror are somehow culpable.
Margaret put the glass up to her lips and took a 'swallow' of the pungent liquid.
This statement has the virtue of being true, even if it is a truth that will be hard to 'swallow' for Labour's election campaign managers.
He handed me his glass and I drank down his last 'swallow' .
he seemed ready to 'swallow' any insult
‘We played fairly well and were close to playing really well and that's hard to 'swallow' ,’ Duval said.
Marie also senses a change, but she loves Niels so much that she is willing to 'swallow' his lies.
a 'swallow' of beer
The girl took a few bites and a 'swallow' of the spring water, just enough to keep her going until the last battle was over.
I murmured something back, still smiling about nothing, then took a large 'swallow' from my drink, keeping my face in the glass.
People are concerned that El Nino might engulf their homes with storm water - but they often 'swallow' the deluge provided by El Bunko.
She clutched her forehead and sucked in a 'swallow' of air as she steadied herself.
During that time she underwent major surgery to join her esophagus, the tube used to 'swallow' food, to her stomach.
They 'swallow' the deposit, randomly taking the client around looking at some apartments which may have been leased to other people.
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