to move through water by moving the body; to swim

A pool of water constructed specifically for swimming; same as [[游泳池|游泳池|you2 yong3 chi2]]

swimsuit; swimwear; specifically refers to women's swimwear; also called [[泳衣|泳衣|yong3 yi1]] or [[游泳衣|游泳衣|you2 yong3 yi1]]

swimsuit; bathing suit; tight-fitting clothing specifically for swimming

the movement of charged particles in a fluid under the influence of an electric field

A swimming stroke where any style may be used (though usually the crawl as it is the fastest); often used as a synonym for [[爬泳|爬泳|pa2 yong3]]

a swimming stroke in which the arms and legs are moved in a way that resembles a frog's swimming; also used as a name for the competitive swimming event

indoor swimming pool; natatorium

swimsuit; bathing suit; specialized clothing worn for swimming

to swim outdoors during the winter; winter outdoor swimming

The butterfly stroke in swimming; a competitive swimming event using this stroke

A swimming event in which participants swim equal distances of four different strokes: butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke, and freestyle

a swimming stroke performed on the back, or the competitive sport involving this stroke

shorts specifically designed for swimming; also written as [[游泳裤|游泳褲|you2 yong3 ku4]] or [[游裤|遊褲|you2 ku4]]

Kim Young-sam (1927-2015), South Korean politician who served as president from 1993 to 1998

lane in a swimming pool used for races; standard lanes are usually 2.5 meters wide and separated by buoys

The sport of synchronized swimming; also known as [[水上芭蕾|水上芭蕾|shui3 shang4 ba1 lei3]].

to swim with the whole body underwater; skin-diving

swimming trunks; bathing suit for men

champion swimmer; swimming star; professional swimming athlete

a cap worn to protect the hair and reduce drag while swimming

protective eyewear worn to keep water out of the eyes while swimming

swimming cap; bathing cap

a swimming stroke performed while lying on one side, typically used for lifesaving or carrying items while swimming

The crawl stroke in swimming; a fast swimming style where the body is prone and the arms and legs move alternately.

Beijing National Aquatics Center, the swimming venue for the 2008 Summer Olympics

The crawl stroke in swimming. Primarily used in Taiwan. Also called [[自由泳|自由泳|zi4 you2 yong3]] or [[自由式|自由式|zi4 you2 shi4]].

Vincy Chan, a female singer from Hong Kong

swimming style; swimming stroke

gas-filled organ in many bony fish used to control buoyancy

A swimming style derived from the [[蝶泳|蝶泳|die2 yong3]], featuring arm movements similar to the butterfly stroke but with legs kicking together like a dolphin's tail.

(literary) to submerge or sink into water; to swim underwater

an inflatable rubber ring used to provide buoyancy when swimming

goggles designed for use while swimming

the backstroke style of swimming

(Taiwan usage) synchronized swimming

the swimming stroke where the arms are moved in a circular motion and the legs perform a frog-like kick

to swim naked; skinny-dipping

To swim with fins or flippers; the sport of finswimming, typically involving a snorkel and mask

a one-piece swimsuit or bathing suit

a one-piece swimsuit with high-cut leg openings