sweeper

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Cleaning, Footballsweepersweep‧er /ˈswiːpə $ -ər/ noun [countable] 1 DHCsomeone or something that sweeps a road sweeper2 British EnglishDSF a football player who plays in a position behind other defending playersExamples from the Corpussweeper• Gudni Bergsson is set to play his first game of the season at sweeper.• Dodging between the vinyl booths is Luis Valencia, busily attacking a pile of crumbs with his 3M carpet sweeper.• Their other advantages are warmth and ease of cleaning with a carpet sweeper or vacuum cleaner.• It so happened that the crossing sweeper had blood of the same group as this rich Brahmin lady.• This makes the car feel tardy in quick manoeuvres and exacerbates the variable-ratio's less-than-linear response through fast sweepers.• The Puerto Rican sweepers carried transistors playing Latin music.• Typical occupations were street sweepers, barrow boys, forklift-loader drivers, or labourers.• I wonder if Hoddle will use the sweeper system and/or play.

单词	sweeper
释义	sweeper From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Cleaning, Footballsweepersweep‧er /ˈswiːpə $ -ər/ noun [countable] 1 DHCsomeone or something that sweeps a road sweeper2 British EnglishDSF a football player who plays in a position behind other defending playersExamples from the Corpussweeper• Gudni Bergsson is set to play his first game of the season at sweeper.• Dodging between the vinyl booths is Luis Valencia, busily attacking a pile of crumbs with his 3M carpet sweeper.• Their other advantages are warmth and ease of cleaning with a carpet sweeper or vacuum cleaner.• It so happened that the crossing sweeper had blood of the same group as this rich Brahmin lady.• This makes the car feel tardy in quick manoeuvres and exacerbates the variable-ratio's less-than-linear response through fast sweepers.• The Puerto Rican sweepers carried transistors playing Latin music.• Typical occupations were street sweepers, barrow boys, forklift-loader drivers, or labourers.• I wonder if Hoddle will use the sweeper system and/or play.
随便看	bring into effect bring into line with bring into operation bring into play bring into question bring into relief bring into use bring off bring on bring on bring on a reaction bring on yourself bring onto bring out bring out in bring pressure to bear bring pressure to bear on bring pressure/influence to bear (on somebody/something) bring raise a family bring round bring round bring round etc bring somebody back something bring somebody face to face with something bring somebody in to do something