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卷 | juǎn | to roll up / to sweep up; to carry along / a roll / classifier for rolls, spools etc |
扫 | sǎo | to sweep (with a brush or broom) / to sweep away; to wipe out; to get rid of / to sweep (one's eyes etc) over; to scan |
打扫 | dǎ sǎo | to clean / to sweep |
扫墓 | sǎo mù | to sweep a grave (and pay one's respects to the dead person) |
掠 | lüè | to take over by force / to rob / to plunder / to brush over / to skim / to sweep |
荡 | dàng | to wash / to squander / to sweep away / to move / to shake / dissolute / pond |
扫地 | sǎo dì | to sweep the floor / (fig.) (of one's reputation etc) to reach rock bottom / to be at an all-time low |
清扫 | qīng sǎo | to tidy up / to mop up / a sweep (against crime) |
所向披靡 | suǒ xiàng pī mǐ | (idiom) to sweep everything before one; to be invincible |
裹挟 | guǒ xié | to sweep along / to coerce |
横扫 | héng sǎo | to sweep away / to sweep across |
铲除 | chǎn chú | to root out; to eradicate; to sweep away; to abolish |
一扫而空 | yī sǎo ér kōng | (idiom) to make a clean sweep of; to clean out |
席卷 | xí juǎn | to engulf / to sweep / to carry away everything |
划拉 | huá la | to sweep / to brush away |
扫视 | sǎo shì | to run one's eyes over / to sweep one's eyes over |
掠过 | lüè guò | to flit across / to sweep past / to glance (strike at an angle) |
劲吹 | jìng chuī | (of wind) to blow strongly / (fig.) (of trends, changes etc) to sweep through society |
扫街 | sǎo jiē | to sweep the streets / to canvas (for votes, sales etc) |
桔槔 | jié gāo | well sweep (device for raising and lowering a bucket in a well, using a pivoted pole) |
报喜不报忧 | bào xǐ bù bào yōu | to report only the good news, not the bad news / to hold back unpleasant news / to sweep bad news under the carpet |
各人自扫门前雪,莫管他家瓦上霜 | gè rén zì sǎo mén qián xuě , mò guǎn tā jiā wǎ shàng shuāng | sweep the snow from your own door step, don't worry about the frost on your neighbor's roof (idiom) |
疾驰而过 | jí chí ér guò | to sweep past / to hurtle past / to swoosh past |
秋风扫落叶 | qiū fēng sǎo luò yè | lit. as the autumn gale sweeps away the fallen leaves (idiom); to drive out the old and make a clean sweep |