sweep out
US /swip aʊt/
・UK /swi:p aʊt/
B1
phr.v.To clean or remove by sweeping.
They swept out the old leaves from the porch.
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How Your Memory Works
- If our brains didn't sweep out the garbage every night, we would soon overflow our neural networks with random, useless trivia, just like Sherlock Holmes predicted.
If our brains didn't sweep out the garbage every night, we would soon overflow our neural networks with random, useless trivia, just like Sherlock Holmes predicted.
- If our brains didn't sweep out the garbage every night, we would soon overflow our neural
If our brains didn't sweep out the garbage every night, we would soon overflow our neural
Kelly Clarkson Learns Lunar New Year Traditions With Katie Chin
- For example, first of all, you shouldn't sweep on New Year's Day because you might sweep out all your good luck.
For example, first of all, you shouldn't sweep on New Year's Day because you might sweep out all your good luck.
- First of all, you shouldn't sweep on New Year's Day because you might sweep out all your good luck.
First of all, you shouldn't sweep on New Year's Day because you might sweep out all your good luck.
Stories from the Bunkhouse (Bonus) | Where We Left Off | Yellowstone | Paramount Network
- Oh, clean up the stoves or sweep out the barn.
Oh, clean up the stoves or sweep out the barn.
- Oh, clean up the stalls or sweep out the barn?
Oh, clean up the stalls or sweep out the barn?