sweeping in Italian
sweeping in Italian is scopata, spazzata — sweeping means wide-ranging and affecting many things at once.
sweeping in Italian
scopata
(countable) An instance of sweeping.
spazzata
(countable) An instance of sweeping.
What does "sweeping" mean?
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adj Wide-ranging and affecting many things at once.
"The government announced sweeping reforms to the tax system."
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adj Extending in a broad, continuous curve or motion.
"The road follows a sweeping bend along the coast."
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noun The act of cleaning with a broom.
"The daily sweeping of the shop floor was his job."
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sweeping in a sentence
- The government announced sweeping reforms to the tax system.
- The road follows a sweeping bend along the coast.
- The daily sweeping of the shop floor was his job.
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What is "sweeping" in Italian?
"sweeping" in Italian is scopata, spazzata. sweeping means: Wide-ranging and affecting many things at once.
How do you use "sweeping" in a sentence?
Example: "The government announced sweeping reforms to the tax system." In Italian, "sweeping" is scopata, spazzata.
Are there other ways to say "sweeping" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "sweeping": scopata, spazzata.
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