swathe

UK
/sweɪð/
US
/sweɪð/
swathenoun
swathes
pl
UK
/sweɪð/
US
/sweɪð/
Translations
The farmer cut a wide swathe through the field.
Фермер прорезал широкую полосу через поле.
A large swathe of the forest was destroyed by the fire.
Большой участок леса был уничтожен огнем.
Additional translations
Definitions
A broad strip or area of something.
The storm left a swathe of destruction across the countryside.
A row or line of grass, grain, or other crop as it lies when mown or reaped.
The farmer walked along the swathe, inspecting the quality of the cut.
A large number or amount of something, often used in the plural.
Swathes of supporters filled the streets during the parade.
swatheverb
swathed
Past Simple
swathed
Past Participle
swathing
Gerund
UK
/sweɪð/
US
/sweɪð/
Translations
The fog swathed the entire city in a mysterious haze.
Туман окутал весь город таинственной дымкой.
She swathed the baby in a warm blanket.
Она обмотала ребенка теплым одеялом.
Definitions
To wrap or bind with or as if with bandages.
The nurse swathed the patient's arm with a clean bandage.
To envelop or enclose completely.
The landscape was swathed in a thick blanket of fog.
To cut or mow (grass, grain, etc.), especially with a scythe.
The workers rose at dawn to swathe the long grass in the meadow.