swimmers
Britishplural noun
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He told swimmers Chrissy Bolton, Georgia Daniels and Midge Owen Smith that he has done some cold water dips in Scotland, and agreed that "you feel great afterwards".
From BBC
Taiwan's coastguard conducts law enforcement patrols around Kinmen 24 hours a day, assisted by coastal radar and thermal imaging systems to detect Chinese fishing boats, smugglers and swimmers.
From Barron's
There’s a bustling main street and a beach with swimmers.
With tentacles capable of stretching several meters and delivering intensely painful stings, tracking these organisms helps protect swimmers and beachgoers while also improving scientific understanding of marine ecosystems.
From Science Daily
Since female swimmers, like their male counterparts, tend to be tall, the video only served to make Gaines look childish and came at the expense of her athletic image.
From Salon
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