すいえい
Meanings
Noun
Verb (する, intransitive)
1. swimming
I like swimming.
Pitch accent
す
いえい
Used in vocabulary (11 in total)
swim meet; swimming gala
swimming in the middle of winter or the cold season
swimming or bathing cap
Examples (38 in total)
Swimming is healthy.
I used to like swimming.
I like swimming.
I'm not very good at swimming.
Swimming is my hobby.
I belong to a swimming club.
He is adept in swimming.
I like swimming and playing basketball.
Swimming makes your legs strong.
I belong to the swimming club.
I am very tired from swimming.
It's not that I particularly liked swimming.
I really don't like swimming.
But my older sister is good at swimming.
I swim in the summer.
He holds a record in swimming.
Swimming is prohibited here.
We enjoyed swimming in the lake.
Is Mike a member of the swimming club?
Japan won silver in swimming.
He likes swimming above all.
I enjoyed swimming in the river.
The little children looked tired from swimming.
I like swimming, but I don't want to swim here.
Swimming will develop many different muscles.
John represented his class in the swimming match.
Mary and I both like swimming.
Tom isn't really good at swimming.
I prefer swimming to skiing.
He has built up his health through swimming.
I'd rather play football than go swimming.
She always boasts of being a good swimmer.
I like summer best because I can swim.
As for swimming, my father taught me in the river when I was little.
The girl who appears next is the ace of the swimming club!
A swimsuit is clothing worn when swimming.
Mary decreased her waist size by swimming every day.
I guess it doesn't make any difference which swimming club I join.