swim
verbUK /swɪm/
US /swɪm/
To move through water by moving your arms and legs.
The children love to swim in the lake during summer.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To be covered or flooded with liquid.
The vegetables were swimming in gravy.
3. To feel dizzy or as if everything is spinning.
The room started to swim before her eyes.
4. To move smoothly and gracefully, as if floating.
The dancer seemed to swim across the stage.