English to Catalan Meaning of swept - escombrat

Swept :
escombrat

escombrar, espigolar, reunir, recollir, escombra, raspall, esperó

escombrat
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Definitions of swept in English
Verb(1) sweep across or over(2) move with sweeping, effortless, gliding motions(3) sweep with a broom or as if with a broom(4) force into some kind of situation, condition, or course of action(5) to cover or extend over an area or time period(6) clean by sweeping(7) win an overwhelming victory in or on(8) cover the entire range of(9) make a big sweeping gesture or movement
Adjective(1) possessing sweep
Examples of swept in English
(1) As Coventry swelter in the heat, Mikkel Bischoff still maintains he made the right move in switching to the Ricoh Arena.(2) the swelter of an August day(3) The locked-out crowd had two choices: remain uncomfortably warm in the plaza, or crowd into the box-office area and swelter unbearably.(4) the swelter of the afternoon had cooled(5) School children are sweating it out with soaring summer temperatures and record levels of humidity leaving the region in a swelter .(6) There is a level of desperation provided in the performances, and the monochrome image sells the desert swelter very well.(7) A slim, wooden door separates the tiny coffee storefront from a handful of employees working in the swelter of the warehouse-style area, heated both by the summer weather and the industrial-size coffee roaster.(8) Now most of the crew will fight for their ship in a swelter of smoke and foul air.(9) The fire was so violent and hot that he could feel it's swelter from three blocks away.(10) While the north coast has sweltered under the hottest February sun for 100 years, the rains have arrived just in time to remind us it's winter sport sign-on.(11) Otherwise, laugh along as Harold improvises an elephant trunk, chews on leaves, swelters in a hot desert sun, deals with mischievous thieving monkeys, and more.(12) They may be sweltering and risking dehydration at one moment then combating hypothermia as the wind swings round to the east.(13) When the weather is sweltering , how we long for the cooling respite of a dip in a swimming pool.(14) One of the beach packed with visitors sweltering in Mediterranean-style sunshine.(15) Granted, here in Dublin it's a few degrees cooler than in Britain, but it's still sweltering by our standards.(16) Over the summer Matt, from Rodbourne, completed the Athens marathon despite sweltering temperatures.
Related Phrases of swept
(1) sweep ::
escombrar
(2) swept away ::
escombrats
(3) swept up ::
escombrats
(4) swept volume ::
volum d'escombrat
(5) swept wing ::
ala en fletxa
(6) wind-swept ::
escombrat pel vent
Synonyms
Verb
1. brush ::
raspall
2. remove ::
eliminar
3. carry ::
portar
4. engulf ::
empassar
5. glide ::
planatge
6. search ::
cerca
7. broom ::
escombra
8. cross ::
creuar
9. sail ::
vela
10. swing ::
oscil·lació
11. drag ::
arrossegar
Different Forms
swept
Word Example from TV Shows
The wave swept us away.

The wave SWEPT us away.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 8

They swept through cities and kingdoms,

They SWEPT through cities and kingdoms,

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 3

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