broom in Czech
broom in Czech is koště, smeták, zametat — broom means a cleaning tool with bristles on a long handle, used for sweeping floors.
broom in Czech
koště
smeták
zametat
(transitive, intransitive) To sweep with a broom.
What does "broom" mean?
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noun A cleaning tool with bristles on a long handle, used for sweeping floors.
"He grabbed a broom to sweep up the broken glass."
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noun A shrub with small leaves and yellow flowers, from the pea family.
"Yellow broom grew wild along the hillside."
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verb To sweep with a broom.
"She broomed the leaves off the porch."
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broom in a sentence
- He grabbed a broom to sweep up the broken glass.
- Yellow broom grew wild along the hillside.
- She broomed the leaves off the porch.
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What is "broom" in Czech?
"broom" in Czech is koště, smeták, zametat. broom means: A cleaning tool with bristles on a long handle, used for sweeping floors.
How do you use "broom" in a sentence?
Example: "He grabbed a broom to sweep up the broken glass." In Czech, "broom" is koště, smeták, zametat.
Are there other ways to say "broom" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 3 translations listed for "broom": koště, smeták, zametat.
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