sweep如何读

英:[swiːp]

美:[swiːp]

sweep英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. 扫,打扫,拂去 remove loose dirt, dust, etc. with a brush or broom; clean in this
  2. vt. & vi. 扫视 pass over (as if) to examine or survey
n.(名词)
  1. [C] 打扫,清扫 an act of sweeping
  2. [C] 挥动 a long swinging movement of the arm with a weapon, etc.
  3. [C] 大面积搜索〔攻击〕 an act of moving out over a broad area to search, attack
  4. [S] 连绵弯曲的地带 a long curved line or area of country

sweep是什么意思

v. (动词)
  1. 掠过,扫视,环视
  2. 冲走
  3. 吹去
  4. 刮去,刮走,刮起
  5. 席卷,扫荡
  6. 扫,扫去,扫过,打扫,清扫,清除,扫除,用扫帚扫
  7. 刷,拿刷子刷
  8. 【军】扫射
  9. 急速移动,猛烈移动
  10. 连绵,延伸
  11. 猛拉,猛推
  12. 肃清
  13. 擦过,掸
  14. 飞快地滑过
  15. (完全)消灭
  16. 飞来
  17. 袭来,袭击
  18. 冲去
  19. 眺望
  20. 把...一扫而光
  21. 疏浚(河底)
  22. 衣裙摇曳地走,堂皇地走动
  23. 连绵,延伸
  24. 拂去
n. (名词)
  1. 一挥
  2. 弯曲,曲线,转弯
  3. 打扫,扫除,扫掠
  4. 延伸
  5. 弯路
  6. 流动
  7. 蜂拥推进
  8. 突进
  9. <口>扫烟囱工人
  10. 范围
  11. 全胜
  12. 肃清
  13. 扫荡
  14. 刮,吹
  15. 冲刷

sweep变形

复数:sweeps

第三人称单数:sweeps

现在分词:sweeping

过去式:swept

过去分词:swept

sweep词根

词根:sweep

adj.

swept 扫频的

sweeping 彻底的;广泛的;扫荡的

adv.

sweepingly 扫荡地;彻底地

n.

sweeping 扫除;垃圾

sweeper 清洁工;清扫夫;清扫器

v.

swept 扫除(sweep的过去式和过去分词)

sweeping 打扫;扫除(sweep的现在分词形式)

sweep英英释义

verb

transitive verb

to remove from a surface with or as if with a broom or brush

swept the crumbs from the table

to destroy completely : wipe out—usually used with away

everything she cherished, might be swept away overnight—Louis Bromfield

to remove or take with a single continuous forceful action

swept the books off the desk

to remove from sight or consideration

the problem can't be swept under the rug

to drive or carry along with irresistible force

a wave of protest that swept the opposition into office

to clean with or as if with a broom or brush

to clear by repeated and forcible action

to move across or along swiftly, violently, or overwhelmingly

fire swept the business district—Amer. Guide Series: Md.

to win an overwhelming victory in or on

sweep the elections

to win all the games or contests of sweep a series

sweep a double-header

to touch in passing with a swift continuous movement

to trace or describe the locus or extent of (something, such as a line, circle, or angle)

to cover the entire range of

his eyes swept the horizon

intransitive verb

to clean a surface with or as if with a broom

to move swiftly, forcefully, or devastatingly

the wind swept through the treetops

to go with stately or sweeping movements

proudly swept into the room

to move or extend in a wide curve or range

noun

something that sweeps or works with a sweeping motion: such as

a long pole or timber pivoted on a tall post and used to raise and lower a bucket in a well

a triangular cultivator blade that cuts off weeds under the soil surface

a windmill sail

an instance of sweepingespecially: a clearing out or away with or as if with a broom

the removal from the table in one play in casino of all the cards by pairing or combining

an overwhelming victory

a winning of all the contests or prizes in a competition

a wide-ranging search of an area (as by police)

a movement of great range and force

a curving or circular course or line

the compass of a sweeping movement : scope

a broad unbroken area or extent

a sweep of wildflowers

an end run in football in which one or more linemen pull back and run interference for the ballcarrier

chimney sweep

sweepstakes

obliquity with respect to a reference lineespecially: sweepback

sweep of an airplane wing

sweeps plural a television ratings period during which surveys are taken to determine advertising rates

sweep词组

sweep the floor扫地;清洁地面;清扫地板,拖地板

sweep away清除;一扫而空

sweep efficiency波及系数

clean sweep全胜;快速整理

frequency sweep[计]频率扫描

sweep up大扫除;收拾干净

sweep out清除;扫除

sweep angle掠角;扫描角

sweep down突袭

sweep rate扫描频率;扫描速度

sweep区别

 scrub, clear, clean, dust, wipe, mop, sweep

这组词都有“使干净”的意思,其区别是:

scrub指用硬刷、肥皂或水用力地擦洗某物。

clear指清除不要的东西。

clean是这些动词中最常用的词,指将某物或某处的污物等清除掉,弄干净。

dust指将积落在物体表面的尘土抹去、掸掉或擦去以保干净。

wipe多指用布、纸等物把东西擦净,也指擦掉某物。

mop侧重指用拖把擦洗地板,有时也指擦干净或擦去。

sweep指用扫帚等进行清扫,也用作比喻。

以上来源于网络

sweep词源中文解释

14世纪初,“用扫帚扫除使干净”; 14世纪中期,“进行扫除的行为”,起源不明,可能来自中古英语 swope 的过去式形式“扫除”,源自古英语 swapan “扫除”(及物和不及物); 参见 swoop(v.),或者可能来自斯堪的纳维亚来源。相关词汇: Swept; sweeping。

从14世纪末开始,“匆忙,冲刺,迅速而有力地移动”; 也“通过扫除收集”。从约1400年开始,“迅速驱动,推动,强制移动或携带向前”; 15世纪中期,“清除(某物)”。1960年,美国英语中“赢得所有比赛”的意思。1966年,“系统地经过以寻找某物”的意思。在1913年,“使(某人)神魂颠倒”是指 sweep (someone) off (his or her) feet。

sweep_体育行业词汇

全胜

扫击

sweep_电子学行业词汇

扫描

又称 :扫描(scan)

sweep_电工行业词汇

扫频

sweep词源英文解释

Verb Middle English swepen; akin to Old English swāpan to sweep, Old High German sweifen to wander

The first known use of sweep was in the 14th century

sweep儿童词典英英释义

swung

switch1 of 2noun

a slender flexible whip, rod, or twig

an act or an instance of switching

a bunch of long hairs at the end of the tail of an animal (as a cow)

a device made usually of two movable rails and necessary connections and designed to turn a train or streetcar from one track to another

a device for making, breaking, or changing the connections in an electrical circuit

switch2 of 2verb

to strike or whip with or as if with a switch

to lash from side to side

to turn, shift, or change by or as if by operating a switch switched to a different channel

switch off the light

to change one for another : exchange

switch seats

switch1 of 2noun

a slender flexible whip, rod, or twig

an act or an instance of switching

a bunch of long hairs at the end of the tail of an animal (as a cow)

a device made usually of two movable rails and necessary connections and designed to turn a train or streetcar from one track to another

a device for making, breaking, or changing the connections in an electrical circuit

switch2 of 2verb

to strike or whip with or as if with a switch

to lash from side to side

to turn, shift, or change by or as if by operating a switch switched to a different channel

switch off the light

to change one for another : exchange

switch seats

switch1 of 2noun

a slender flexible whip, rod, or twig

an act or an instance of switching

a bunch of long hairs at the end of the tail of an animal (as a cow)

a device made usually of two movable rails and necessary connections and designed to turn a train or streetcar from one track to another

a device for making, breaking, or changing the connections in an electrical circuit

switch2 of 2verb

to strike or whip with or as if with a switch

to lash from side to side

to turn, shift, or change by or as if by operating a switch switched to a different channel

switch off the light

to change one for another : exchange

switch seats

swing1 of 2verb

to move quickly in a sweeping curve

swing an ax

to sway or cause to sway to and fro or turn on an axis or hinge

swung the door open

to face or move in another direction

go forward, then swing to the right

to hang or be hung so as to permit swaying or turning

to die by hanging

to hang freely from support

to change quickly between extremes

sales swung up sharply

to handle successfully : manage

can you swing the purchase of a car

to move along with free swaying movements

to start up in a smooth vigorous manner

ready to swing into action

to hit at something with a sweeping movement

to be lively, exciting, and up-to-date

a town that really swings

swing2 of 2noun

an act of swinging

a swinging movement, blow, or rhythm

the distance that something swings

a pendulum with a 5-foot swing

a swinging seat usually hung by ropes or chains

a curving course or outline

a course beginning and ending at the same point

a swing through town

a sudden change in state or condition

mood swings

swing1 of 2verb

to move quickly in a sweeping curve

swing an ax

to sway or cause to sway to and fro or turn on an axis or hinge

swung the door open

to face or move in another direction

go forward, then swing to the right

to hang or be hung so as to permit swaying or turning

to die by hanging

to hang freely from support

to change quickly between extremes

sales swung up sharply

to handle successfully : manage

can you swing the purchase of a car

to move along with free swaying movements

to start up in a smooth vigorous manner

ready to swing into action

to hit at something with a sweeping movement

to be lively, exciting, and up-to-date

a town that really swings

swing2 of 2noun

an act of swinging

a swinging movement, blow, or rhythm

the distance that something swings

a pendulum with a 5-foot swing

a swinging seat usually hung by ropes or chains

a curving course or outline

a course beginning and ending at the same point

a swing through town

a sudden change in state or condition

mood swings

sweet1 of 3adjective

pleasing to the taste

being or causing the one of the four basic taste sensations that is caused especially by table sugar and is identified especially by the taste buds at the front of the tongue compare bitter sense 1, salt entry 3 sense 1b, sour entry 1 sense 1

having a relatively large sugar content

sweet wine

pleasing to the mind or feelings : agreeable

victory is sweet

marked by gentle good humor or kindliness

a sweet elderly couple

fragrant

a sweet smell

delicately pleasing to the ear or eye

a sweet melody

very good or appealing a sweet deal

a sweet sports car

much loved : dear

not sour, stale, or spoiled

sweet milk

not salt or salted : fresh

sweet butter

not having too much acid

sweet soil

free from foul gases and odors

—used as an intensive

take your own sweet time

sweet2 of 3adverb

in a sweet way

sweet3 of 3noun

a food (as a candy) having a high sugar content

British dessert

a sweet taste sensation

a pleasant or agreeable experience, possession, or state

darling entry 1 sense 1

sweet1 of 3adjective

pleasing to the taste

being or causing the one of the four basic taste sensations that is caused especially by table sugar and is identified especially by the taste buds at the front of the tongue compare bitter sense 1, salt entry 3 sense 1b, sour entry 1 sense 1

having a relatively large sugar content

sweet wine

pleasing to the mind or feelings : agreeable

victory is sweet

marked by gentle good humor or kindliness

a sweet elderly couple

fragrant

a sweet smell

delicately pleasing to the ear or eye

a sweet melody

very good or appealing a sweet deal

a sweet sports car

much loved : dear

not sour, stale, or spoiled

sweet milk

not salt or salted : fresh

sweet butter

not having too much acid

sweet soil

free from foul gases and odors

—used as an intensive

take your own sweet time

sweet2 of 3adverb

in a sweet way

sweet3 of 3noun

a food (as a candy) having a high sugar content

British dessert

a sweet taste sensation

a pleasant or agreeable experience, possession, or state

darling entry 1 sense 1

sweep1 of 2verb

to remove from a surface with or as if with a broom or brush

sweep the dirt off the rug

to remove or take with a single continuous forceful action

swept the books off the desk

to drive or carry along with great force

to clean with or as if with a broom or brush

sweep the floor

to move across or along swiftly, violently, or overwhelmingly

a storm swept across the plains

to win all of

the presidential candidate swept the western states

to move with stately or sweeping movements

swept into the room

to move or extend in a wide curve or range

sweep2 of 2noun

a long movable pole on a post that is used to raise and lower a bucket (as in a well)

an act or instance of sweeping

a decisive victory

a winning of all the contests

a movement of great range and force

a curving or circular course or line

range entry 1 sense 6a, scope

outside the sweep of our vision

chimney sweep

sweepstakes

sweep1 of 2verb

to remove from a surface with or as if with a broom or brush

sweep the dirt off the rug

to remove or take with a single continuous forceful action

swept the books off the desk

to drive or carry along with great force

to clean with or as if with a broom or brush

sweep the floor

to move across or along swiftly, violently, or overwhelmingly

a storm swept across the plains

to win all of

the presidential candidate swept the western states

to move with stately or sweeping movements

swept into the room

to move or extend in a wide curve or range

sweep2 of 2noun

a long movable pole on a post that is used to raise and lower a bucket (as in a well)

an act or instance of sweeping

a decisive victory

a winning of all the contests

a movement of great range and force

a curving or circular course or line

range entry 1 sense 6a, scope

outside the sweep of our vision

chimney sweep

sweepstakes

sweep 例句

1 Snape was sweeping about in his usual bad temper, which surely meant that the Stone was still safe.

2 It was awkward to explain to people that before Sasha could come to little Julia’s birthday party, the Secret Service would need to stop by and do a security sweep.

3 I sit back down, swipe my hand across the table to sweep away the crumbs.

4 Below them is a dimmed arena of fifty thousand screaming fans, illuminated by sweeping spotlights of red and blue.

5 “She can sew, though,” I heard my mother say, “and sweep.”

6 On a black screen, a binocular-shaped template of vision sweeps back and forth, taking in the distant refugees.

7 A chill sweeps through me at his words.

8 The best you can do is sweep it up, and hope you don’t step on the slivers you left behind.

9 Let me describe this stereotyped situation: A crime wave is sweeping a city and citizens are clamoring for police action.

10 It sweeps across the wide Elbe River and across Hamburg's channels and lakes.

11 Jordan found another job, sweeping up in a factory, but he hated it, and was tense, restless, and irritable.

12 It meant black men would not have to sweep Medallion to eat or leave the town altogether for the steel mills in Akron and along Lake Erie.

13 I plop them in a heap on the table; Monica sweeps them into a tray like an airport security worker.

14 The explosions come so fast that the splinters strike again and again against the wall of the house and sweep in through the window.

15 The needle began to sweep around the dial in a series of pauses and swings almost too fast to watch.

16 The gardeners are sweeping up the dead leaves on the drive.

园林工人正在扫除车道上的落叶.

17 Mama sighed and continued sweeping up the broken glass, dead flies, shattered frames, and Mo's flowers.

18 The kitchen floor was made of bricks and the man used to wash it with a rough broom and sweep the water out through the hole.

19 The beam struck the ground directly in front of us, then cut a deep smoking furrow in the earth as it continued to sweep forward, vaporizing every avatar and ship in its path.

20 “Unless something is done,” he warned/and soon done, we shall be the murderers of our own children ...; the revolutionary storm now sweeping the globe will be upon us.”

sweep 同义词

1 迅速移动

shift zoom

4 转弯处

wind turning

7 翼板

sail van vane windsail

8 广度

breadth width

9 桔槔

shadoof

10 拨弄

poke fiddle

12 一划

pull stroke stride

15 风行

cult be the mode

20 一大片

a carpet of

21 迅速蔓延

mushroom

22 轻易获胜

sweeping

27 冲激

concussion swash

29 刮去

raze rase scrape

30 袭来

invade

31 出击

sortie Sally

32 马车道

wheelway carriage drive

33 绵亘

range stretch sweeping

34 烧光

consume

35 赢得所有的奖项

sweep the board

39 推送

boost

44 满贯

slam

45 囊括所有奖项

sweep the board

46 快速移动

shoot shift hop zip whip flick zap whizz run race

52 吊杆

tree

55 巡行

cruise

56 大摇大摆地走

swagger

58 迅速传播

bush telegraph

59 扫集物

sweeping

61 横扫

sweeping rake scan

63 扫掠

scan scanning

65 此种赌博

sweepstake sweepstakes

67

sail

69 使快速移动

zap zip

72 用扫帚扫

broom

74 弯路

detour

77 绵延

stretch range cover

78 扫过

run

80 干净俐落地做

hustle

81

comb

82 触及

into touch

84

whisk brush dust

85 清扫员

sweeper

86 扫去

dust

87

whisk brush

88 连绵

continuous stretch

90 压倒性胜利

runaway

92 用手指弹

finger

95 摆荡

dangle

97 完胜

shutout

99 游弋

cruise

101 席卷

permeate

102 出动

sortie

105 肃清

cleanup purge scour destroy

110 扫射

rake mow spray burst strafe

111 赌金由一人或数人独得的赛马

sweepstake sweepstakes

113 赌金全赢制

sweepstake

sweep 短语相关

sweep aside sweep-second hand sweep up sweep one off one's feet sweep hand chimney sweep sweep (something) under the carpet sweep (someone) off his/her feet sweep the board sweep the table

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