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swing into

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swing into something
to enter something by swinging. The monkey swung into its cage, and I quickly locked the cage door. I grabbed a rope and swung into the cave, where my pursuer couldn't see me.
See also: swing


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By breaking the swing into simple steps, it was very easy to learn.
Your body and mind must integrate the movements of the golf swing into a repeatable movement.
 
 
 
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