waa1 sik1蛙式
Jyutpingwaa1 sik1
Yalewā sīk
Definition
Breaststroke, a style of swimming where the leg movements resemble those of a frog.
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How it's used
This term is the standard way to refer to the breaststroke in both casual and formal contexts. It is frequently used when discussing swimming lessons or comparing different strokes like 自由式 or 蝶式. The name is descriptive, as the leg movement mimics the kick of a frog.
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