SWOT


Meaning of SWOT in English

I. noun

EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES

Everyone else in the class hated him because they thought he was a real swot .

EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS

At school I certainly wasn't a swot , but I wasn't a layabout, either.

In Annie's own youth Ruth would have been a swot in suburbia.

II. verb

COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS

■ ADVERB

up

Select one topical current affairs issue each week and swot up on it from newspapers and magazines.

For students from the United States, life at Oxford requires more than just swotting up on their chosen subjects.

This in turn means swotting up on the subject, going on fact-finding missions and meeting politicians and organisers.

Teachers spend their breaks preparing lesson plans, and their evenings swotting up on jargon.

EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES

He's sure to pass - he's been swotting away for months.

I was too busy swotting for my exams to be much interested in girls.

EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS

For students from the United States, life at Oxford requires more than just swotting up on their chosen subjects.

Select one topical current affairs issue each week and swot up on it from newspapers and magazines.

So I strongly advise you to swot it up when you get home tonight.

Teachers spend their breaks preparing lesson plans, and their evenings swotting up on jargon.

This in turn means swotting up on the subject, going on fact-finding missions and meeting politicians and organisers.

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