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breaststroke
This term refers to a specific technical swimming style characterized by its symmetrical movement and relatively slow pace compared to the freestyle or butterfly. It is often the first stroke taught to beginners due to its stability and the ability to keep the head above water, though competitive versions require a rhythmic, submerged coordination.
When used as a verb, the word describes the physical act of performing this specific stroke. While "swim" is the general action, "breaststroke" specifies the exact mechanical method of propulsion, making it a more precise technical descriptor in athletic or instructional contexts.
Meanings
Examples
The coach told me to keep my head up while doing the breaststroke.
I prefer the breaststroke because it is more relaxing than the crawl.
He breaststroked across the pool to reach the other side.
My form in the breaststroke is still a bit clumsy.
Just breaststroke slowly until you reach the shore.
The athlete dominated the hundred meter breaststroke final.
I wonder if I can improve my breaststroke timing by practicing more.
She watched the swimmer glide through the water using a perfect breaststroke.