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Swept Meaning in English

word · lemma: sweep

/ˈswɛpt/
swept
/swˈɛpt/
swept

التعريف

'Swept' is the past tense of 'sweep'. It means to clean an area by moving dirt or dust with a broom, or to move quickly and powerfully across a place. It can also mean something spread over an area suddenly or completely.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Swept' is commonly used as the past tense of 'sweep' (for cleaning). It can also describe storms, feelings, or trends that move powerfully or quickly across something (e.g., 'The storm swept the coast'). Common phrases: 'swept away', 'swept through', 'swept up'. Don't confuse with 'wept' (past of 'weep').

Spanish: barrió - arrasó (fig.)Portuguese (BR): varreu - se espalhou (fig.)Portuguese (PT): varreu - espalhou-se (fig.)Chinese (Simplified): 打扫了 - 席卷（比喻）Chinese (Traditional): 打掃了 - 席捲（比喻）Hindi: झाड़ू लगाया - फ़ैल गया (रूपक)Arabic: كنس - اجتاح (مجازي)Bengali: ঝাঁট দিয়েছিল - বয়ে গিয়েছিল (তীব্রভাবে) - ছড়িয়ে পড়েছিলRussian: подмела - пронёсся - охватилJapanese: 掃いた - 押し寄せたVietnamese: quét - lan nhanhKorean: 쓸었다 - 휩쓸었다Turkish: süpürdü - hızla geçti - yayıldıUrdu: جھاڑ دیا - بہہ گیا (زور سے) - چھا گیاIndonesian: menyapu - melanda - menyebar

جمل نموذجية

She swept the kitchen floor after dinner.

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The wind swept leaves across the yard.

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He swept the dust into a small pile.

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A wave of excitement swept through the crowd.

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The fire swept quickly through the forest.

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She was completely swept away by the music.

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