Schwung

schwung English Etymology en :bor de:Schwung + 1 Noun ? en idiomatic uncommon Drive, energy, or verve. en 1901 Edwing Waugh, John Trafford Clegg, Oliver Ormeord, Miss Lahee The Lancashire Memorial The Northern Counties Magazine https://www.google.com/books/edition/The_Northern_Counties_Magazine/aZgeAQAAMAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=%22now+in+regard+to+the+points+here+raised+by+mr.+brown%22&pg=PA360&printsec=frontcover 1 360 Now in regard to the points here raised by Mr. Brown it might perhaps be replied that the schwung alluded to belonged to the man, not the dialect, and that Tennyson could never have restricted himself to the Lincolnshire dialect, his outlook on the world and his knowledge of life necessarily overstepping such boundaries as these. en 1931 Offer of Marriage Berta Ruck 12 Crisp turn-out, a waft of scent and face-powder, a laugh, a glance, a dash of chic, of schwung and pep, the twinkling of nimble legs on and off the train step. en 1981 Natural 14C Variations Adrianus Franciscus Maria de Jong 1 At that time, it was Suess, who drew with "cosmic Schwung" medium-term variations through his own data. German de: Etymology From de gmh swunc, ablaut derivation from gmh swingen, modern de schwingen to swing. Originally infrequent, but in general use since the 18th century. Pronunciation de /ʃvʊŋ/ [ʃʋʊŋ] chiefly northern also [ʃʋʊŋk] de De-Schwung.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de De-at-Schwung.ogg Austria Noun m,s:es,^e a swinging motion, sweep de Mit einem Schwung warf er alle Akten vom Tisch. In one sweep he threw all the files off the desk. a quantity so swept, de hence colloquial any large amount de Sie knallte mir einen Schwung Akten auf den Tisch. She banged a pile of files onto my desk. momentum, speed, force intensity of a specific movement de Du musst mit mehr Schwung über die Rampe fahren, wenn du weiter springen willst. You need to go over the ramp with more speed if you want to jump further. de Er soll die flaue Wirtschaft wieder in Schwung bringen. His job is to stir the sagging economy. ... to bring it back into momentum. de 2002 Sebastian Krekow, Jens Steiner Bei uns geht einiges 92 9783896023292 Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf Einer von uns hat sich getraut, etwas zu machen, und hat einen total krassen Rückwärtssalto mit viel zu viel Schwung gemacht One of us felt brave enough to do something, and went on to do an absolutely crazy backflip with way too much force pep, vim, verve, dash, panache de Die Show wirkt altbacken, sie braucht wieder mehr Schwung. The show feels stodgy, it needs to get some pep back. Declension m,s:es,^e Derived terms de Abschwung de Aufschwung de schwungvoll de in Schwung bringen Descendants cs švunk 1 da schwung 1 he שְׁווּנְגּ shvung 1 hu svung 1 nl schwung 1 no - 1 nb schwung nn schwung pl szwung 1 1 sv schvung schwung Further reading