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swimming with

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swimming with someone or something
Fig. engulfed with someone or something. The scene of the crime was swimming with cops and reporters. The hotel was swimming with out-of-town visitors.
See also: swimming


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Elsie had a break from swimming after a bout of ill health but still regularly meets her friends at the centre and is looking to restart swimming with Tuesday morning session for people with special needs.
Once children can associate swimming with time with their loved ones an family, then there is a lot less likely that they will develop a shyness or fear towards water.
t fully enjoy pool or beach parties, or evening swimming with their own kids.
 
 
 
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