swag

英 [sw?g] 美[sw?ɡ]

暢通詞匯

復(fù)數(shù):?swags;

swag 搖擺地走，包裹，行囊，被盜物品，臟物

來自輔音叢 sw-,彎，轉(zhuǎn)，搖擺，搖晃，比較 swing,sway,sweep,swipe.引申動詞詞義搖擺地走，名詞詞義包裹，行囊，俚語詞義臟物，被盜物品等。

swag (v.): "to move heavily or unsteadily," 1520s, probably from a Scandinavian source akin to Old Norse sveggja "to swing, sway," from the same source as Old English swingan "to swing" (see swing (v.)). Related: Swagged; swagging.
swag (n.): 1650s, "a lurching or swaying," from swag (v.). Meaning "ornamental festoon" (1794) is said to be probably a separate development from the verb (but see swage). Swag lamp attested from 1966.

Colloquial sense of "promotional material" (from recording companies, etc.) was in use by 2001; swag was English criminal's slang for "quantity of stolen property, loot" from c. 1839. This might be related to earlier senses of "round bag" (c. 1300) and "big, blustering fellow" (1580s), which may represent separate borrowings from the Scandinavian source. "The primary meaning was 'a bulging bag'" [Klein].

1. Tom, something's always told me we'd never get holt of that swag. ": 湯姆, 我總覺得,我們永遠也得不到那份財寶. ”

3. Between him and Stevenson , Washington has swag to spare.: 并且華盛頓認為還有一位選手水平與其相當:斯蒂文森.

5. Every morning, it is a tussle between staying in my swag ( bed ) or a hike.: 每天早上我心里都要為是多賴一會床,還是起身到外面去徒步而斗爭一番.