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swing at

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swing at someone or something
to strike at someone or something. Max swung at the copa serious mistake. The batter swung at the ball and missed.
See also: swing

swing at somebody/something also take a swing at somebody/something
to try to hit someone or something They were arguing, and then I saw him swing at Howie. He took a swing at the window so he could get into the house, and then he remembered the key hidden under the doormat.
See also: swing


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