我会～了。

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Gb	Eng	Viet
在这河里游泳危险。	This river is dangerous to bathe in.	→
游泳后，她用毛巾擦干身子。	After her swim she dried herself with a towel.	→
她保持着长距离游泳的世界纪录。	She holds the world record for long distance swimming.	→
我还不会游泳，但我用胳膊划了几下。	I can't swim yet, but I've made a few strokes with my arms.	→
他们跟她开玩笑, 把她往游泳池里浸了一下.	They dunked her in the swimming-pool as a joke.	→
北极熊虽然会游泳，但也是陆栖动物。	Although they can swim, the polar bears are terrestrial animals.	→
要参加体育活动--篮球、 冰球、 游泳之类的活动.	Take any sport basketball, ice hockey, swimming or whatever.	→
孩子们在游泳池里互相把对方按入水中。	The children ducked each other in the swimming pool.	→
投入供人跳水或潜水的地方或地区，如游泳池	A place or an area, such as a swimming pool, for diving or plunging.	→
那个男孩正在游泳池里游泳吗？	Be the boy swimming in the swimming-pool?	→
安娜不会游泳, 在游泳池的深水区里挣扎著.	Anna couldn't swim and was left floundering (about/around) in the deep end of the swimming-pool.	→
每星期我去游泳两次。	Twice weekly I go swimming.	→
公园里有一个游泳池。	There is a swimming pool in the park.	→
湖里有许多鸭子在游泳。	There are many ducks swimming in the lake.	→
把你的游泳衣里的水拧出去.	Wring the water out of your wet bathing costume.	→
他想到要在冬天游泳就有些犹豫.	He boggled at the thought of swimming in winter.	→
靠毅力这跛童学会了游泳。	By perseverance the lame boy learned to swim.	→
琼自从获得了第一游泳证书后非常骄傲，瞧不起人。	June is as proud as a peacock after winning her first swimming certificate.	→
她虽然身有残疾, 却是个游泳好手.	She swims well despite her disabilities.	→
一些强壮的人在冰冷的水中游泳。	A few hardy people swam in the icy water.	→
这孩子偷偷摸摸地溜出了屋子, 走向游泳池。	The boy slipped out of the room and headed for the swimming pool secretly.	→
不要空腹时游泳。	Don't swim on an empty stomach.	→
暖和的天气诱使我们去游泳.	The warm weather tempted us into going for a swim.	→
水上体育活动驾舟、游泳或其它与水有关的运动的技术	Skill in boating, swimming, or other water-related sports.	→
“我们或许再也不能在湖里游泳了。＂－－“为什么不能呢？＂	"We may never swim in the lake again." --- "Why not?"	→
有氧健身法旨在增强循环和呼吸功效的生理调节体系，包括有力的、持久的锻炼，例如慢跑、游泳或骑自行车，从而提高肌体对氧气的利用	A system of physical conditioning designed to enhance circulatory and respiratory efficiency that involves vigorous, sustained exercise, such as jogging, swimming, or cycling, thereby improving the body's utilization of oxygen.	→