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sweeper

/ˈswiː.pər/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a una persona o dispositivo que limpia barriendo, como un barredor de calles o una máquina de barrer alfombras.

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noun

/ˈswiː.pər/B1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a una persona o dispositivo que limpia barriendo, como un barredor de calles o una máquina de barrer alfombras.

A noun referring to a person or device that cleans by sweeping, such as a street cleaner or a carpet sweeper.

  1. Cleaning workerA2formal

    A person employed to clean floors, streets, or other surfaces by sweeping.

    esbarrendero

    • The street sweeper works early in the morning to clean the roads.
    • A floor sweeper is responsible for keeping the hallways tidy.
    • The city hired more sweepers to maintain the parks.
  2. Cleaning toolA2formal

    A device with rotating brushes used to clean carpets or floors, often pushed by hand.

    esBarredora (manual) para suelos o alfombras

    • She used a carpet sweeper to pick up the crumbs.
    • The manual sweeper is easy to operate and store.
    • A sweeper is quieter than a vacuum cleaner.

    Sinónimoscarpet sweeper

  3. Fish speciesC2formalscientific

    A small, rarely seen fish that lives in warm, shallow seas and has a flattened body.

    esPez barredor

    • The sweeper is a nocturnal fish found in tropical waters.
    • Marine biologists study the sweeper's unique body shape.
    • Divers rarely spot the sweeper due to its hiding habits.
Formas
  • sweepers plural form
  • sweepers' possessive plural form
  • sweeper's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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