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1 swept
lih SWEEP. -
2 swept-back
ks. 1 yang berlekuk kebelakang (of plane wing). 2 yang disisir kebelakang (of hair). -sweeping ks.1 besar, meyakinkan. 2 luas. -
3 sweep
kb. 1 usapan, sikatan (of abrush). 2 ayunan (of o's hand, of an oar). 3 jalan. 4 keluasan (of the road and fields). -kkt.(swept) 1 menyapu (the floor). 2 menjuarai (the race). 3 meluas di, menjalar di.
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