n.

1. 赠品，给参加者的礼物
   I got a T-shirt as swag for participating in the charity run.

   我参加慈善路跑得到了一件当赠品的T恤。

2. 〔俚〕时髦、帅气、奢华的风格
   That rapper has serious swag when he's on stage.

   那个饶舌歌手上台时非常时髦。

3. 摆动，摇摆的动作
   The dancer's swag was so smooth and effortless.

   那个舞者的摇摆动作很流畅又轻松自在。

4. 〔俚〕赃物
   The thief hid all his swag under his bed.

   那个小偷把他的赃物都藏在床底下。

5. 单人帐篷
6. 窗饰布幔
   Pleated swags give a room a clean, polished look.

   打褶的窗饰布幔让房间看起来俐落优美。

v.

1. 摇晃，摆动
   The dancer swagged his hips to the beat of the music.

   那位舞者随着音乐的节奏摆动臀部。

2. 炫耀
   The socialite swagged her way into the party wearing a designer dress.

   那位名媛穿着设计师洋装炫耀地走进派对。

3. 〔俚〕偷窃，抢劫
   The burglars swagged the house when the owners were away.

   盗贼们趁房主不在家时闯进那间房子偷东西。

4. 〔俚〕赢得，获得
   The team swagged the championship for the third time in a row.

   这支球队第三次连续赢得冠军。

5. 装饰，点缀
   The Christmas tree was swagged with tinsel and ornaments.

   这颗圣诞树装饰了金箔和装饰品。

a.

1. 〔俚〕酷的，时髦的，有型的
   James has got a really swag outfit.

   詹姆士的装扮真的很酷。

int.

1. 〔俚〕太棒了！厉害！很酷！
   Swag! That's a sick trick.

   酷耶！这花招真的厉害。

n.

1. an ornamental festoon of flowers, fruit, and greenery.
   ▸a curtain or drape fastened to hang in a drooping curve.
2. informal money or goods taken by a thief or burglar.
3. Austral./NZ a traveller's or miner's bundle of personal belongings.
4. Austral./NZ informal a large number or amount.

v.

1. arrange in or decorate with swags.
2. Austral./NZ travel with a swag of belongings.
3. chiefly literary hang or sway heavily.