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1 swept
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2 swept, scavenged
مُكتَسَح \ swept, scavenged. -
3 drifted, washed away, swept away
مُنْجَرِف \ drifted, washed away, swept away. -
4 sweep
[swiːp] past tense, past participle swept [swept]1. verb1) to clean (a room etc) using a brush or broom:يكْنِسThe room has been swept clean.
2) to move as though with a brush:Don't get swept away by (= become over-enthusiastic about) the idea!
يَجْرُف، يَنْجَرِفShe swept aside my objections.
3) to move quickly over:يَكْتَسِحThe disease/craze is sweeping the country.
4) to move swiftly or in a proud manner:يَتَحَرَّك بِسُرْعَهShe swept into my room without knocking on the door.
2. noun1) an act of sweeping, or process of being swept, with a brush etc:كَنْس، تَكْنيسShe gave the room a sweep.
2) a sweeping movement:شَبيه بِحَرَكَة التَّكْنيسHe indicated the damage with a sweep of his hand.
3) a person who cleans chimneys.كَنّاس المَداخِن4) a sweepstake.يانَصيب سِباق الخَيل -
5 sweep
اكْتَسَحَ \ sweep: to move fast or violently: The sea swept the boat on to the rocks. A storm swept up the valley. \ See Also جرف (جَرَفَ) \ اِجْترَفَ (اِكتسَحَ) \ sweep. \ اِكْتِسَاح \ sweep. \ كَنَسَ \ sweep: to clear or clean (the floor, a path, a chimney, etc.) with a brush; to remove or gather (dust, dead leaves, etc.) with a brush: Have you swept the stairs? Please sweep the snow off the path. \ كَنْس \ sweep: sweeping: Give the floor a sweep. \ مُنَظِّف المَدَاخِن \ sweep: sb. who cleans the inside of chimneys. \ نَظَّفَ بالكَنْس \ sweep: to clear or clean (the floor, a path, a chimney, etc.) with a brush; to remove or gather (dust, dead leaves, etc.) with a brush: Have you swept the stairs? Please sweep the snow off the path. \ See Also كنس (كَنَسَ) -
6 اكتسح
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7 جرف
جَرَفَ \ scoop: to dig; dig into and lift: He scooped a hole in the soil with his fingers. She scooped up the sugar with a spoon. shovel: to move with a shovel. sweep: to move fast or violently: The sea swept the boat on to the rocks. wash: (of water) to move or carry away: He was washed overboard (he was swept off the boat by a wave) and his body was washed up next day (it was thrown on to the shore by a wave). \ See Also قحف (قَحَفَ)، رفش (رَفَشَ) \ جَرَفَ الوَحْلَ من القاع \ dredge: to keep (a harbour or waterway) deep enough for boats, by taking up mud and sand. -
8 scoop
جَرَفَ \ scoop: to dig; dig into and lift: He scooped a hole in the soil with his fingers. She scooped up the sugar with a spoon. shovel: to move with a shovel. sweep: to move fast or violently: The sea swept the boat on to the rocks. wash: (of water) to move or carry away: He was washed overboard (he was swept off the boat by a wave) and his body was washed up next day (it was thrown on to the shore by a wave). \ See Also قحف (قَحَفَ)، رفش (رَفَشَ) -
9 shovel
جَرَفَ \ scoop: to dig; dig into and lift: He scooped a hole in the soil with his fingers. She scooped up the sugar with a spoon. shovel: to move with a shovel. sweep: to move fast or violently: The sea swept the boat on to the rocks. wash: (of water) to move or carry away: He was washed overboard (he was swept off the boat by a wave) and his body was washed up next day (it was thrown on to the shore by a wave). \ See Also قحف (قَحَفَ)، رفش (رَفَشَ) -
10 sweep
جَرَفَ \ scoop: to dig; dig into and lift: He scooped a hole in the soil with his fingers. She scooped up the sugar with a spoon. shovel: to move with a shovel. sweep: to move fast or violently: The sea swept the boat on to the rocks. wash: (of water) to move or carry away: He was washed overboard (he was swept off the boat by a wave) and his body was washed up next day (it was thrown on to the shore by a wave). \ See Also قحف (قَحَفَ)، رفش (رَفَشَ) -
11 wash
جَرَفَ \ scoop: to dig; dig into and lift: He scooped a hole in the soil with his fingers. She scooped up the sugar with a spoon. shovel: to move with a shovel. sweep: to move fast or violently: The sea swept the boat on to the rocks. wash: (of water) to move or carry away: He was washed overboard (he was swept off the boat by a wave) and his body was washed up next day (it was thrown on to the shore by a wave). \ See Also قحف (قَحَفَ)، رفش (رَفَشَ) -
12 لا يجارى
adj. wicked, swept -
13 مرتد إلى الوراء
adj. swept -
14 مردود إلى الوراء
adj. swept -
15 انجرف
اِنْجَرَفَto drift, be carried along; to be swept away, carried away; to be washed out or away; to be eroded -
16 انجر
اِنْجَرّto be pulled, drawn, dragged, tugged, hauled, towed, trailed; to be driven; to drift, float, be swept along -
17 منجرف
مُنْجَرِفdrifted, carried away; swept away; washed away; eroded -
18 منساق
مُنْساقdriven; drifted, carried away, swept away; adrift, drifting -
19 dustpan
[ˈdaspæn] nouna type of flat container with a handle, used for holding dust swept from the floor.مِجْرَفَه للكِناسَه -
20 mountain-side
nounthe slope of a mountain:مُنْحَدَر الجَبَلThe avalanche swept the climbers down the mountain-side.
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Swept — Swept, imp. & p. p. of {Sweep}. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
swept — [swept] the past tense and past participle of ↑sweep … Dictionary of contemporary English
swept up in — swept up (in (something)) suddenly very involved in something. Billings went there for a vacation and got so swept up in the place that he never left … New idioms dictionary
swept up — (in (something)) suddenly very involved in something. Billings went there for a vacation and got so swept up in the place that he never left … New idioms dictionary
swept — [swept] vt., vi. pt. & pp. of SWEEP … English World dictionary
swept — /swept/, v. 1. pt. and pp. of sweep. adj. 2. (of a sword guard) made up of curved bars. * * * … Universalium
swept — the past tense and past participle of sweep1 … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
Swept — Sweep Sweep, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Swept}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Sweeping}.] [OE. swepen; akin to AS. sw[=a]pan. See {Swoop}, v. i.] 1. To pass a broom across (a surface) so as to remove loose dirt, dust, etc.; to brush, or rub over, with a broom for… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
swept — back·swept; swept; un·swept; … English syllables
swept-up — adj. another term for upswept * * * ˈswept up 7 [swept up] adjective = ↑upswept … Useful english dictionary
swept — adjective Etymology: swept, past participle of sweep Date: 1903 slanted backward … New Collegiate Dictionary
