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1 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 -
2 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) -
3 jarafa
sweep away [Sem g-r-p, Heb garaf (shovel), Syr geraf (cast with spade)] -
4 اجتاح
اِجْتاحَ: غَزَا، اِكْتَسَحَto invade; to trespass, encroach upon; to overrun, overspread, spread all over, permeate, pervade; to infest, swarm over; to plague; to sweep, sweep away, carry away; to flood, overflow, inundate, run over; to overwhelm, overcome -
5 جرف
جَرَفَto sweep (away); to drift, carry along, carry away; to wash away, wash out; to carry off, tear away; to erode; to shovel (away), spade; to scoop, plow; to dredge, remove -
6 جرف
1́ n. sweeping, drift, escarpment, cliff, palisade, precipice, undercut bank2́ v. draggle, sweep, sweep away, wash, drag, transport, plow, rake, shovel, curette -
7 اكتسح
اِكْتَسَحَto sweep (away), carry away, wash away; to overrun, invade, overspread, spread all over; to flood, overflow, inundate; to overwhelm, overcome, crush -
8 جحف
جَحَفَ: كَشَطَ، قَشَرَ، جَرَفَto scrape off, scratch off, shave off; to peel off; to sweep away, carry away -
9 قحف
قَحَفَ: جَرَفَto sweep away, carry away; to scoop -
10 wash
[wɔʃ]1. verb1) to clean (a thing or person, especially oneself) with (soap and) water or other liquid:How often do you wash your hair?
يَغْسِلWe can wash in the stream.
2) to be able to be washed without being damaged:يَنْغَسِل ، يَنْظَف بالغَسيلThis fabric doesn't wash very well.
3) to flow (against, over etc):يَضْرُبُ، يَخْبُطُ فيThe waves washed (against) the ship.
4) to sweep (away etc) by means of water:يَجْرُفThe floods have washed away hundreds of houses.
2. noun1) an act of washing:غَسْل، غَسيلHe's just gone to have a wash.
2) things to be washed or being washed:في الغَسيلYour sweater is in the wash.
ضَرْب أو إصْطِدام المَوْجthe wash of waves against the rocks.
4) a liquid with which something is washed:غَسول: مُسْتَحْضَر لِغَسْل شَيءٍ ماa mouthwash.
5) a thin coat (of water-colour paint etc), especially in a painting:طَبَقَة رَقيقَه من الطِّلاءThe background of the picture was a pale blue wash.
الأمواج الصّادِرَة عن حَرَكَة القارِبThe rowing-boat was tossing about in the wash from the ship's propellers.
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11 غزا
غَزَا: اِكْتَسَحَ، اِجْتَاحَ، غَمَرَto flood, inundate; to invade, overrun, overspread, spread all over; to sweep (away); to overwhelm, overcome -
12 مسح
مَسَحَ، مَسّحَ: مَحَى، أزَالَto wipe off, rub out, erase; to blot out, efface, obliterate; to wipe out, eradicate, exterminate, extinguish, sweep away -
13 مسح
مَسَحَ، مَسّحَ: مَحَى، أزَالَto wipe off, rub out, erase; to blot out, efface, obliterate; to wipe out, eradicate, exterminate, extinguish, sweep away -
14 ابتعد
1́ interj. fuck off! [sl.]2́ v. feel one's way, go away, keep away, give a wide berth, distance, stand, recede, pull away, roll away, sweep, subside -
15 اجتياح
اِجْتِيَاح: غَزْو، اِكْتِساحinvasion; trespass(ing), encroachment (upon); overrun(ning), over- spread(ing), permeation, pervasion; infestation, swarming over; plaguing; sweep, sweeping (away); flooding, overflowing, inundation; overwhelming -
16 قش
قَشّ: كَنَسَ، مَسَحَto sweep, broom, brush away -
17 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. -
18 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) -
19 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) -
20 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)
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