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Definition of sweeper in English: sweepernoun ˈswiːpəˈswipər 1A person or device that cleans a floor or road by sweeping. Example sentencesExamples - Bagenalstown is to get a new ‘green machine’ - a mechanical sweeper to clean the streets of the town.
- Guards, policemen, cleaning ladies and road sweepers will all be dancing in the street this weekend to launch the BBC's marketing campaign for The Queen's Golden Jubilee.
- I'm a road sweeper employed by an agency, and working at Newham council in east London.
- There are three types of cleaning equipment Hi-pressure cleaners, also known as steam cleaning, vacuums - carpet valet/cleaner, and finally sweepers.
- Kennet District Council has taken three mechanical road sweepers out of service after they continually broke down.
- At least the street sweepers who keep Redhill clean are friendly and keen to do a good job.
- We have done a number of things including putting park keepers back in parks and road sweepers back on the streets.
- The shine is being taken out of Ulverston because of dirty streets cleaned by street sweepers who have become strangers to brooms, the town council agreed this week, reports Jennie Dennett.
- But a body found floating in the River Stour, near Sudbury has now been identified as the missing 49-year-old, who worked for Colchester Council as a road sweeper driver.
- Then there is the street sweepers who on a daily basis clean up alcohol and drug debris on a daily basis.
- Charlie was a farm labourer for half his life, and a road sweeper and maintenance worker for East Riding of Yorkshire Council for the rest.
- His daughter told him that the city is hiring street sweepers; a friend mentioned a job with SEPTA cleaning trains; another put a word in with Hart's old construction union.
- We acknowledge there are problems but I've been assured that there is a road sweeper cleaning the road twice a day.
- Even before dawn breaks over the city, hordes of sweepers and casual workers fan out into the streets.
- Together these activities cut across every level of city government from the street sweepers to the highest elected officials and jurists.
- For their efforts the street sweepers receive around 100 leva a month, which, after tax, is reduced to somewhere between 80 and 90 leva.
- There has not been any reduction in the number of litter sweepers cleaning our streets.
- The Pipehouse depot of bin workers and road sweepers was at a complete standstill.
- Two days ago I saw road sweepers and contractors cleaning the streets around Chessington and Hook and doing a good job of it.
- When morning comes and the street sweepers clean the gutters, they are sometimes followed by vacuum trucks, lest the runoff contaminate the storm drains.
Synonyms broom, besom, whisk, sweeping brush 2Soccer
A player stationed behind the other defenders, free to defend at any point across the field and sometimes initiating and supporting attacks. Example sentencesExamples - ‘I've never seen a better sweeper as a goalkeeper,’ Warnock says.
- Player 1 passes straight out, then moves to sweeper to defend.
- To me he is a natural sweeper, he reads the game well for a young player but at times he is too slow on the ball and a little languid.
- But it is nothing like playing in the first team and I don't care where I play - be it right back, right wing back or sweeper - just as long as I can play regular football.
- He plays more like a sweeper than a goalie, clearing the ball before the forward can even get to it.
3A small nocturnal shoaling fish of reefs and coastal waters, occurring chiefly in the tropical Indo-Pacific. Family Pempheridae: several genera and species, including the western Atlantic glassy sweeper (Pempheris schomburgki), with transparent young Example sentencesExamples - We gave up and, hoping to escape the surge, entered the hull through a small hole, where we joined hundreds of sweepers, several large snapper and a menacing-looking grouper.
- Here we encountered schools of batfish and barracuda, swarms of glassy sweepers and yet more pygmy seahorses on fans at 25-30m.
- We moved away from the slope to an astonishing Magic Rock covered in cleaning shrimp and crowned with shoals of glassy sweepers.
- As we neared the bow, schools of blue maomao, sweepers and demoiselles gradually thickened.
- Fairy basslets and sweepers hover over a plate coral decorated with feeding featherstar crinoids in Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea.
- Entirely encrusted with corals, Mawali is a lively reef, sheltering huge scorpionfish, nudibranchs, sweepers, flower groupers, lionfish and harlequin ghost pipefish.
- Around the pinnacles, lionfish and coral groupers lay ready to apprehend stragglers from the shoals of sweepers, while yellow-mouthed moray eels poked their heads from gaps in the coral as I passed.
- We drop through a vertical cave full of sweepers that opens to a crack in the reef wall.
- They cruise lazily but can burst into action when hunting their normal prey glassfish and sweepers.
- Black-spotted pufferfish this Zanzibar turtle is carrying an outsize passenger - a monster remora sweepers pack into a dense wall on the bow of the Royal Navy lighter
- Here we found lionfish, moray eels and sweepers.
Rhymes Arequipa, beeper, bleeper, creeper, Dnieper, keeper, leaper, peeper, reaper, sleeper, weeper Definition of sweeper in US English: sweepernounˈswipərˈswēpər 1A person or device that cleans a floor or road by sweeping. Example sentencesExamples - Bagenalstown is to get a new ‘green machine’ - a mechanical sweeper to clean the streets of the town.
- Even before dawn breaks over the city, hordes of sweepers and casual workers fan out into the streets.
- The shine is being taken out of Ulverston because of dirty streets cleaned by street sweepers who have become strangers to brooms, the town council agreed this week, reports Jennie Dennett.
- We acknowledge there are problems but I've been assured that there is a road sweeper cleaning the road twice a day.
- Then there is the street sweepers who on a daily basis clean up alcohol and drug debris on a daily basis.
- Two days ago I saw road sweepers and contractors cleaning the streets around Chessington and Hook and doing a good job of it.
- For their efforts the street sweepers receive around 100 leva a month, which, after tax, is reduced to somewhere between 80 and 90 leva.
- There has not been any reduction in the number of litter sweepers cleaning our streets.
- At least the street sweepers who keep Redhill clean are friendly and keen to do a good job.
- There are three types of cleaning equipment Hi-pressure cleaners, also known as steam cleaning, vacuums - carpet valet/cleaner, and finally sweepers.
- Guards, policemen, cleaning ladies and road sweepers will all be dancing in the street this weekend to launch the BBC's marketing campaign for The Queen's Golden Jubilee.
- Kennet District Council has taken three mechanical road sweepers out of service after they continually broke down.
- Charlie was a farm labourer for half his life, and a road sweeper and maintenance worker for East Riding of Yorkshire Council for the rest.
- The Pipehouse depot of bin workers and road sweepers was at a complete standstill.
- I'm a road sweeper employed by an agency, and working at Newham council in east London.
- But a body found floating in the River Stour, near Sudbury has now been identified as the missing 49-year-old, who worked for Colchester Council as a road sweeper driver.
- We have done a number of things including putting park keepers back in parks and road sweepers back on the streets.
- His daughter told him that the city is hiring street sweepers; a friend mentioned a job with SEPTA cleaning trains; another put a word in with Hart's old construction union.
- Together these activities cut across every level of city government from the street sweepers to the highest elected officials and jurists.
- When morning comes and the street sweepers clean the gutters, they are sometimes followed by vacuum trucks, lest the runoff contaminate the storm drains.
Synonyms broom, besom, whisk, sweeping brush 2A small nocturnal shoaling fish of reefs and coastal waters, occurring chiefly in the tropical Indo-Pacific. Family Pempheridae: several genera and species, including the western Atlantic glassy sweeper (Pempheris schomburgki), with transparent young Example sentencesExamples - Here we encountered schools of batfish and barracuda, swarms of glassy sweepers and yet more pygmy seahorses on fans at 25-30m.
- Fairy basslets and sweepers hover over a plate coral decorated with feeding featherstar crinoids in Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea.
- They cruise lazily but can burst into action when hunting their normal prey glassfish and sweepers.
- We drop through a vertical cave full of sweepers that opens to a crack in the reef wall.
- Black-spotted pufferfish this Zanzibar turtle is carrying an outsize passenger - a monster remora sweepers pack into a dense wall on the bow of the Royal Navy lighter
- Here we found lionfish, moray eels and sweepers.
- We gave up and, hoping to escape the surge, entered the hull through a small hole, where we joined hundreds of sweepers, several large snapper and a menacing-looking grouper.
- We moved away from the slope to an astonishing Magic Rock covered in cleaning shrimp and crowned with shoals of glassy sweepers.
- As we neared the bow, schools of blue maomao, sweepers and demoiselles gradually thickened.
- Entirely encrusted with corals, Mawali is a lively reef, sheltering huge scorpionfish, nudibranchs, sweepers, flower groupers, lionfish and harlequin ghost pipefish.
- Around the pinnacles, lionfish and coral groupers lay ready to apprehend stragglers from the shoals of sweepers, while yellow-mouthed moray eels poked their heads from gaps in the coral as I passed.
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