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swing·ing [ˈswɪŋɪŋ] ADJ dated inf

swing·ing ˈdoor N Am

swinging door
swinging door

I . swing [swɪŋ] N

1. swing (movement):

with a swing of his axe ...

7. swing Am (in baseball):

Swing m

II . swing <swung, swung> [swɪŋ] VB intr

2. swing (attempt to hit):

3. swing (in playground):

4. swing (alternate):

7. swing esp Am (stop shortly):

9. swing Am inf (in baseball):

10. swing Am inf (to take a chance and go for it all):

Phrases:

loslegen inf

IV . swing [swɪŋ] ADJ

swing voter, state:

I . swing around, swing round VB intr

II . swing around, swing round VB trans

1. swing around (turn round):

2. swing around (change):

ˈswing shift N Am

ˈswing vote N esp Am

swing-ˈwing N AVIAT

price swing N FINMKT

Specialized Vocabulary

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

the swinging sixties

Examples from the Internet (not verified by PONS Editors)

Linda McCartney, who was born Linda Eastman in 1941 in New York, had a passion for photography.

Her fascination with music led her to immerse herself in the musical scenes of New York, California and London, documenting the “swinging sixties” with her portraits of stars such as Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, Aretha Franklin and Simon & Garfunkel.

www.museumhundertwasser.net

Linda McCartney, 1941 in New York als Linda Eastman geboren, war eine Fotografin aus Leidenschaft.

Ihre Begeisterung für die Musik ließ sie zunächst in die Musikszene zwischen New York, Kalifornien und London eintauchen. Ihre Porträts von Stars wie Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, Aretha Franklin oder Simon & Garfunkel prägen unser Bild der „Swinging Sixties“.

www.museumhundertwasser.net

Mary Quant ? s miniskirt and Vidal Sassoon ? s ? Bob ?, Pop Art and Op Art, Richard Hamilton and David Hockney, Francis Bacon and Lucian Freud, the photographer David Bailey and his favorite model Jean Shrimpton, the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, The Who, The Kinks, Emma Peel ? in fashionable, formfitting catsuit ? and James Bond, the group of architects ? Archigram ? and their utopian designs : by mid-century, the cultural capital of the world shifted from Paris to London.

During the? swinging sixties? at least, it was the British capital that was epicenter of the trends that have persisted through to the present.

Three phenomena carried the blast off into the future: more youth presence, more wealth, and more mass-communication are the features of the 60s and the pop-culture that were to define the period.

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Mary Quants Minirock und Vidal Sassoons » Bob «, Pop Art und Op Art, Richard Hamilton und David Hockney, Francis Bacon und Lucian Freud, der Fotograf David Bailey und sein bevorzugtes Model Jean Shrimpton, die Beatles und die Rolling Stones, The Who und The Kinks, Emma Peel ? im modisch körperbetonten Catsuit ? und James Bond, die Architektengruppe » Archigram « und ihre utopischen Entwürfe ? die Welthauptstadt der Kultur hat sich Mitte des 20. Jahrhunderts von Paris nach London verlagert.

Zumindest in den » Swinging Sixties « hat die britische Metropole Trends gesetzt, die bis heute Bestand haben.

Drei Phänomene waren es, die den Take Off in die Zukunft trugen:

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