sweep
స్వీప్
definition
verb
I've swept the floor
clean (an area) by brushing away dirt or litter.
a large black car swept past the open windows
move swiftly and smoothly.
noun
a grandiose sweep of his hand
a long, swift, curving movement.
the police finished their sweep through the woods
a comprehensive search or survey of a place or area.
translation of 'sweep'
ఊడ్చు,
తుడుచు
example
In a subsequent 'sweep' of the area, 34 suspected insurgents were captured.
The USA deserved a medal 'sweep' in a sprint event, and they got it.
The site lies on the edge of town, overlooking the broad 'sweep' of the river.
But the whole 'sweep' of history is to her as a closed book.
Nzanga Mobutu stared out over the chocolate-brown 'sweep' of the Congo river, and remembered his father.
George, a brilliant if self absorbed painter, might possess the artistic vision to transform a group of hooligans into a band of angels with a single 'sweep' of his brush.
A Finals 'sweep' would make the Lakers the only team in NBA history to rumble through the postseason undefeated.
Mayor Feeney believes there would be greater benefits to the town if the new road took a wider 'sweep' , perhaps coming out downstream of the college.
Despite all of its concern for the 'sweep' of history and the complexities of world politics, Walk on Water is at its most persuasive in the depiction of the relationship between Eyal and Axel.
From my second floor balcony, I can see the 'sweep' of the road as it divides the high-rise apartments that are the new suburbs of Thessaloniki.
With some notable exceptions, modem developments along the Thames have failed to respond to the scale of the river and wide flat 'sweep' of the estuary landscape.
The former oyster pirate from San Francisco Bay was the man at the stern with the crucial 'sweep' oar.
When ranging over a great 'sweep' of scenery, the naked eye takes in millions of shapes, shades, and textures.
The unit turned slowly doing a wide 'sweep' of the upper level.
Ruskin's View, of which the poet waxed lyrical in 1816, is worth a visit and takes in the 'sweep' of the river Lune and nearby Calf Top and Crag Hill.
All in all, Japan's men took home five of six golds and went 1-2 in four events, including a 'sweep' of the 700 backstroke.
a big, heavy 'sweep' oar
Soaring green peaks 'sweep' down to white sand beaches.
Only a select few, over the 'sweep' of history, design what scholars term grand strategy.
The win also completed a clean 'sweep' of home victories for South Africa after the two wins over Ireland in previous weekends.
After all, he later employed Lauren Bacall, another grande dame, and made her 'sweep' floors throughout Dogville.
The scarab is accompanied by a man with a brush whose job is to 'sweep' the litter into the road so that the scarab can lift it.
The best biopics are ones like this, ones that don't try to tell the whole 'sweep' of a life but rather examine one aspect.
Then I take off at a jog across the tilled field, carefully avoiding the search tower spotlights which 'sweep' the area under the beady eye of the armed guards.
I've given it a quick 'sweep' up but tomorrow is going to have to be the big clean-up day.
We can look at the whole 'sweep' of history and not just the narrow corner that some partisans wish to confine us to.
Sometimes he painted the scene from the Vétheuil side, as in Lavacourt of 1880, taking in the broad 'sweep' of the river and the vast expanse of intensely blue sky.
And Vanzie hopes that a clean 'sweep' of victories will smoke out Jason Cook.
Hao was looking to complete a clean 'sweep' of gold medals for China after victories in the women's singles and both doubles competitions.
Winning the first matchup in Pittsburgh last Sunday was nice, but the Ravens might need a 'sweep' to assure themselves of a playoff spot.
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