Pronunciation: /swɪft/
noun a small, fast-flying bird of the swallow family, with long, narrow wings and a forked tail
A1 I saw a swift fly by.
A2 The swift is a small bird known for its speed.
B1 The swifts migrate to Africa for the winter.
B2 The swifts darted through the sky with incredible agility.
C1 The swift's aerodynamic shape allows it to reach high speeds.
C2 The swift's swift movements make it a formidable hunter.
adjective moving or capable of moving with great speed; fast
A1 The rabbit was swift as it hopped through the meadow.
A2 She made a swift decision to leave the party early.
B1 The delivery service promised swift shipping for all orders.
B2 The athlete's swift movements impressed the crowd.
C1 The company implemented swift changes to improve efficiency.
C2 His swift actions saved lives during the emergency.
formal The company made a swift decision to restructure its operations.
informal He made a swift exit before the party got too crowded.
slang Let's make a swift move before anyone notices.
figurative Her mind worked with a swift precision, solving problems effortlessly.
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