swing Noun, n, swing

1. swing

Appox. usage (any sense): 1.15 per million words

trage Verb, trage ▼ ▶

1. (transitive) to pull, draw, drag
2. (transitive) to draw (exert a force on a fluid by means of negative pressure)
3. (ambitransitive, see usage notes) to shoot [+ în//la (object)]
   a trage cu pușca: to shoot a gun
4. (transitive) to draw a line
5. (transitive, now, uncommon) to weigh (have a weight)
   Synonyms: cântări
6. (reflexive, of animate or inanimate subjects) to have one’s origins, to stem from
   Toate cuvintele din propoziția aceasta se trag din limba latină.

   All the words in this sentence originate from the Latin language.
7. (reflexive, of, a physical, or, character trait) to stem from, owe itself to [+ dative]
   De la cine i se trage copilului părul creț?

   From whom did the child get his curly hair from?

   Zgârcenia i se trage din creștere.

   His stinginess stems from his upbringing.

   Cicatricea asta mi se trage dintr-o căzătură cu motocicleta.

   This scar is from a fall off a motorcycle.
8. (intransitive, now, uncommon) to stay, lodge
9. (transitive, now, uncommon) to station a means of transport
10. (intransitive, now, uncommon, of, a means of transport) to pull up
11. (transitive, slang) to smoke, puff
12. (transitive) to swing a mounted bell
13. (reflexive, with placeholder o, vulgar, see usage notes) to bang, to fuck (have sex) [+ dative]
    Cum intru cu ea în cameră, o să ne-o tragem.

    Once I go in the room with her, we're gonna bang.
14. (transitive, colloquial) Indicates an intensive, sometimes aggressive action, often directed to someone. [+ dative]
    a îi trage o palmă: to slap someone

    a trage o bășină: to fart

    a îi trage o bătaie: to give a beating

    a trage un pui de somn: to have a nap

    a îi trage un picior: to hit with one’s foot
15. (intransitive, now, informal) to exert oneself, take pains, suffer for a goal
    Mult o să tragi până termini facultatea.

    You’ll suffer a lot by the time you finish college.
16. (reflexive, obsolete) synonym of se târî (to crawl)
17. (reflexive, obsolete) to act physically flirtatious with someone [+ cu (object)]

Appox. usage (any sense): 374 per million words

legăna Verb, legăna

1. to rock, swing
2. (reflexive) to balance oneself

Appox. usage (any sense): 8.9 per million words

leagăn Noun, n, leagăn

1. cradle
2. swing

Appox. usage (any sense): 6.99 per million words

pivota Verb, pivota

1. to swing

Appox. usage (any sense): 0.435 per million words

balansor Noun, n, balansor

1. swing

Appox. usage (any sense): 0.132 per million words

pală Noun, f, pală

1. the quantity of hay, straw, etc. a pitchfork can pick up
2. the quantity of grass etc. a scythe can mow in one swing

Appox. usage (any sense): 0.974 per million words

scrânciob Noun, n, scrânciob

1. Ferris wheel
2. swing

Appox. usage (any sense): 0.093 per million words

cumpăni Verb, cumpăni ▼ ▶

1. to weigh
   Synonyms: cântări
2. to consider
   Synonyms: socoti, gândi, chibzui
3. to balance
   Synonyms: echilibra
4. to swing, sway
   Synonyms: legăna, clătina
5. to waver, hesitate
   Synonyms: șovăi

Appox. usage (any sense): 0.147 per million words

bălăbănire Noun, f, bălăbănire

1. shake, swing

Appox. usage (any sense): less than 0.1 per million words

legănaș Noun, n, legănaș

1. diminutive of leagăn; small swing

Appox. usage (any sense): less than 0.1 per million words

legănel Noun, n, legănel

1. diminutive of leagăn; small swing, craddle

Appox. usage (any sense): less than 0.1 per million words

legănuș Noun, n, legănuș

1. diminutive of leagăn; small swing, craddle

Appox. usage (any sense): less than 0.1 per million words

legănuț Noun, n, legănuț

1. diminutive of leagăn; small swing, craddle

Appox. usage (any sense): less than 0.1 per million words