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swoon: I. intransitive verb II. noun
swoon: noun

I . swoon [swu:n] VB intr

1. swoon dated (faint):

swoon

omedlevati [perf omedleti]

2. swoon fig:

swoon over

vnemati se [perf vneti se ]za

II . swoon [swu:n] N dated liter

swoon

swoon N

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swoon

ekstatično veselje, zamaknjenost

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Critics have also swooned over the group's comedic double entendres and high-energy cuts. en.wikipedia.org

She resigns herself to her fate and swoons, and he cuts her head off. en.wikipedia.org

The woman swooned away, but recovered after an hour, and observed something moving under a scarlet cloth (sakilat). en.wikipedia.org

His foster father, the farmer of the barley, visits and finds him lying in a swoon. en.wikipedia.org

The ladies swoon over his youthful good looks, while the men are impressed by his mastery of the arts. en.wikipedia.org

The consequence was that the poor girl immediately swooned, and has never from that moment been in her senses. en.wikipedia.org

This poem possibly describes an altered state of mind (trance, swoon) which makes the pain bearable. en.wikipedia.org

Despite the great play of the defense, the offense hit a major swoon after the first month of the season. en.wikipedia.org

Thus, we may swoon when we see another's blood, or vomit when we see something foul, or experience vertigo at a great height. en.wikipedia.org

He was later revived from a swoon in the tomb. en.wikipedia.org

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