seesaw|seesaws in English

noun

[see·saw || 'sɪːsɔː]

playground apparatus consisting of a long plank balanced at the center so that one end rises as the other end descends (one child sits at each end of the plank); act of moving up-and-down or back-and-forth

Use "seesaw|seesaws" in a sentence

1. If someone brings a lawsuit over, " A kid fell off the seesaw, " it doesn't matter what happens in the lawsuit, all the seesaws will disappear.

2. If someone brings a lawsuit over, "A kid fell off the seesaw," it doesn't matter what happens in the lawsuit, all the seesaws will disappear.

3. The seesaw battle is believed underway.

4. Marriage, however, is an emotional seesaw.

5. The child sat Astride the seesaw

6. The children are playing at seesaw.

7. A seesaw battle was believed under way.

8. Children all like to seesaw.

9. Almost as good as a Seesaw.

10. It should be a seesaw affair.

11. Which boy on the seesaw is heavy?

12. Then the lead went seesaw between the two runners.

13. Prices have gone up and down like a seesaw this year.

14. My emotions continued to seesaw between pleasure and embarrassment.

15. Seesaw win sees Samsonova past Baptiste in Australian Open qualifying

16. Squeaking again. This time the culprit is the playground seesaw.

17. It was a playground seesaw, but with only one seat.

18. I don't remember ever being seesaw after I made my mind up.

19. The stock market's recent seesaw movements have made many investors nervous.

20. Kids on a seesaw sit Astraddle as they bounce up and down.

21. The two contests began seesaw battle , and both looked forward to winning.

22. Near the seesaw I saw a saw saw the wood into four.

23. I really wanted to play on a seesaw with her one time.

24. The third competition, Nadaer continues with Simon to launch the seesaw battle.

25. Nevertheless, after the seesaw battle of several months, microsoft abandoned finally buying.