sweep off

• Verbo frasal que se usa para indicar la acción de quitar algo de una superficie con un movimiento de barrido, o para expresar que alguien es arrastrado emocional o físicamente por algo o alguien.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of removing something from a surface with a sweeping motion, or to carry someone away emotionally or physically.

incontable · verbo irregular · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Remove by sweepingformal

   To remove something from a surface using a sweeping motion.

   barrer (quitar con escoba)

   • She swept off the dust from the table.
   • He swept off the leaves from the porch.
   • The wind swept off the papers from the desk.

   Sinónimosbrush offclear awayremovesweep awaywipe off

2. Overwhelm or impressinformal

   To completely captivate or impress someone, often romantically.

   Arrasar o impresionar

   • He swept her off her feet with his charm.
   • The performance swept the audience off their feet.
   • She was swept off her feet by the romantic gesture.

   Sinónimosbewitchbowl overcaptivatecarry awaycharmdazzleenchantimpressoverwhelmthrill

Verbo basesweep