Übersetzungen

sweepingsubstantiv
sweepings
Pl.
The sweeping of the floors took all morning.
Уборка полов заняла все утро.
The janitor was responsible for the sweeping of the hallways.
Уборщик отвечал за подметание коридоров.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
sweepinggerundium / partizip präsens
UK
/ˈswiːpɪŋ/
US
/ˈswipɪŋ/
Used as an adjective derived from the present participle of 'sweep'; retains same definitions and forms.
The report provided a sweeping analysis of the economic situation.
Отчет предоставил обширный анализ экономической ситуации.
The new policy introduced sweeping changes to the education system.
Новая политика внесла радикальные изменения в систему образования.
The committee conducted a sweeping review of the company's operations.
Комитет провел всеобъемлющий обзор деятельности компании.
sweepverb

sweeping

Gerundium

swept
Präteritum
swept
Partizip Perfekt
sweeping
Gerundium
UK
/swiːp/
US
/swip/
She needs to sweep the floor before the guests arrive.
Ей нужно подметать пол перед приходом гостей.
He will sweep the dust off the table.
Он смахнет пыль со стола.
A wave of excitement began to sweep the crowd.
Волна волнения начала охватывать толпу.
The wind will sweep through the valley.
Ветер будет нестись через долину.

Definitionen

sweepingsubstantiv
The act of cleaning a surface by brushing away dirt or debris.
The janitor's daily sweeping of the hallways keeps the school clean.
A long, curving movement or gesture made in a broad arc.
With a sweeping of his arm, he indicated the entire landscape.
Dust, dirt, or other small refuse that has been swept together.
She dumped the sweepings from the dustpan into the trash.
sweepinggerundium / partizip präsens
Extensive or wide-ranging in scope or effect.
The new policy changes had sweeping implications for the entire organization.
Moving or extending in a wide curve or arc.
The dancer made a sweeping gesture with her arm, captivating the audience.
Overly general or broad, often lacking in detail or precision.
His sweeping statements about the economy were criticized for lacking specific evidence.
sweepverb
To clean an area by brushing away dirt or debris.
She swept the kitchen floor after dinner.
To move or extend in a wide curve or arc.
The eagle swept across the sky with grace.
To win all the games or contests in a series.
The team swept the championship series, winning all four games.
To move swiftly and smoothly.
The dancer swept across the stage with elegance.
To search an area thoroughly.
The police swept the building for any signs of the suspect.
To carry away, remove, or move something with a rapid or forceful motion.
The floodwaters swept the car downstream.