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2022-05-01 08:05
Swim into (something) phrase
To go from one body of water to another by swimming.
I saw a shoal of herring swim into that crevice.
He jumped off the bridge and swam into the dark hole under it.
To swim against the flow of some force, such as a tide, current, wave, etc.
To make exercise more strenuous, you can go to the sea and swim into the current.
I had to swim into the current to get back to the shore.
The verb "swim" must be conjugated according to its tense.
The origin of this phrase is not clear.
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