australian crawl

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australian crawl

The swimmer practices the Australian crawl in the pool.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A swimming stroke: A specific method of swimming where the arms are moved alternately overhead while the legs perform a flutter kick. It is synonymous with the front crawl, which is the fastest and most common stroke used in freestyle swimming competitions.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • She won the race with a powerful Australian crawl.
    • The first lesson focuses on mastering the Australian crawl.
Advanced Usage
  • The term Australian crawl is often used in a historical or technical context to refer specifically to the development of the modern front crawl stroke, which was refined and popularized by swimmers from Australia.
Variants and Related Words
  • Front crawl (n): The more common modern term for the same swimming stroke.
  • Freestyle (n): In competitive swimming, this term often refers to races where the Australian crawl/front crawl is typically used, as it is the fastest stroke.
Synonyms
  • Front crawl: The standard contemporary term for the same stroke.
  • Crawl: A common abbreviated form.
Related Phrases
  • Swimming stroke: The general category to which the Australian crawl belongs.
australian crawl

The swimmer practices the Australian crawl in the pool.

Noun
  1. a swimming stroke; arms are moved alternately overhead accompanied by a flutter kick